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Al (Alec) Debbo (22 June 1924 – 13 July 2011) was a South African comedian, singer and actor. As one of the most famous artists of his generation he made an enormous contribution to Afrikaner music and culture.
Alec Debbo, the son of Lebanese parents, was born in Bloemfontein, South Africa. As a child he had to help out in his parents’ general merchandise store. His parents taught him Lebanese and English but he learned Afrikaans at an early age, because Afrikaans was the dominant language in Bloemfontein.
In school concerts he displayed a knack for making people laugh but he did not see comedy as a viable career, so after he matriculated he qualified as a plumber. Singing and comedy remained his hobbies and he performed at functions and weddings. In 1947 everything changed after his friends dared him to participate in a countrywide talent competition, associated with the South African Industries Fair, which he won. As a result he landed his first film role in Die Kaskenades van Dokter Kwak. It lasted only three minutes but it was enough to generate national recognition.
South Africa, officially the Republic of South Africa, is the southernmost sovereign state in Africa. It is bounded on the south by 2,798 kilometers of coastline of southern Africa stretching along the South Atlantic and Indian Oceans, on the north by the neighbouring countries of Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe, and on the east by Mozambique and Swaziland, and surrounding the kingdom of Lesotho. South Africa is the 25th-largest country in the world by land area, and with close to 53 million people, is the world's 24th-most populous nation. It is the southernmost country on the mainland of the Old World or the Eastern Hemisphere.
South Africa is a multiethnic society encompassing a wide variety of cultures, languages, and religions. Its pluralistic makeup is reflected in the constitution's recognition of 11 official languages, which is among the highest number of any country in the world. Two of these languages are of European origin: Afrikaans developed from Dutch and serves as the first language of most white and coloured South Africans; English reflects the legacy of British colonialism, and is commonly used in public and commercial life, though it is fourth-ranked as a spoken first language.
Al Debbo - Sonbrilletjies (Original)
Al Debbo: Wie is Bang vir Daardie Spook
Al Debbo Hasie 1950 en My Dolla Is 'n Loskop 1950
Al Debbo - Hier's ons weer (Afrikaans 1950)
Al Debbo - Sonbrilletjies
Hasie ~ Al Debbo
Al Debbo - Baas Jack
Fratse In Die Vloot (Full Afrikaans Movie - 1958)
Alles sal Regkom! (Full Afrikaans Movie - 1951)
Al Debbo - Die brakke van Turffontein
Al (Alec) Debbo (22 June 1924 -- 13 July 2011) was a South African comedian, singer and actor. As one of the most famous artists of his generation, he made an enormous contribution to Afrikaans music and culture. This song reached number 7 on the South African Top 20 in 1968, charting for 7 weeks.
A scene from the 1969 film Stadig oor die Klippe, in which Al Debbo (as the detective Boetie Vlenters) performs the song 'Wie is bang vir daardie spook' ('Who's afraid of the ghost') at the Geenfontein church bazaar. The song was written by Aubrey van Eeden.
Al (Alec) Debbo (22 June 1924 – 13 July 2011) was a South African comedian, singer and actor. As one of the most famous artists of his generation he made an enormous contribution to Afrikaner music and culture Alec Debbo, the son of Lebanese parents, was born in Bloemfontein, South Africa. As a child he had to help out in his parents’ general merchandise store. His parents taught him Lebanese and English but he learned Afrikaans at an early age, because Afrikaans was the dominant language in Bloemfontein.[2] In school concerts he displayed a knack for making people laugh but he did not see comedy as a viable career, so after he matriculated he qualified as a plumber. Singing and comedy remained his hobbies and he performed at functions and weddings. In 1947 everything changed after his fri...
Twee privaat speurders wil die bankrowers aankeer en oornag in die spookhuis. Ek besit geen regte nie en deel die komedie. No intetion of copyright infringment of any content in this video.
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Please visit: Ou Afrikaanse musiek / Old Afrikaans music / Die Briels / Die Grobler Broers / Die Strydom Broers / Die Vos Broers / Flip Grobler / Frans en Sannie Briel / Koos Ras / Machiel Grobler / Manie en Sannetjie Putter / Seun de Beer / Seun en Poppie de Beer. Please Note: The sole purpose for this upload is to help save the old Afrikaans music heritage.
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South African slapstick comedy duo Al Debbo and his stocky sidekick Fred Burgers star in another madcap caper, the sequel to Dis Lekker Om Te Lewe. Forced to leave the army at the end of the previous film, Stoffie and Fanie enlist in the navy in Simon´s Town. The two down-on-their-luck performing artists can´t wait to go to sea, so when they are roped in as stewards on a ship headed for Angola, they tell everyone, including a crook who is trying to smuggle stolen diamonds out of the country. Before long, the dilly duo are trying to cope with life on board and life on shore, where they keep on bumping into a pretty girl who wants to divest Stoffie of his suitcase. This comedy culminates in a wonderfully amusing stage scene in which the comedians pretend to be ballerinas to evade a clutch of...
This slapstick comedy in Afrikaans hails from the black-and-white heyday of pop-eyed South African funny man Al Debbo. Its spirit is captured by the title, ‘Everything will turn out all right’. We are in the fictional town of Spoggenpoelville, where Mr. Spog and Mr. Poel (Debbo) rule supreme. Though not particularly bright, they run and own everything. To boot, they are the town’s mayor and deputy mayor. But one day two men from Johannesburg throw a spanner in the works. Mr. Brand and Mr. Borelli want to buy a piece of Spoggenpoelville, complete with mineral rights. Spog and Poel say no. To retaliate, the two speculators decide to run for mayor and deputy mayor. Suddenly Spog and Poel must learn how to become politicians, charm the ladies and outwit the villains, all the while trying to ev...
All Rights Reserved To Their Respective Owners! Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.
Al (Alec) Debbo (22 June 1924 -- 13 July 2011) was a South African comedian, singer and actor. As one of the most famous artists of his generation, he made an enormous contribution to Afrikaans music and culture. This song reached number 7 on the South African Top 20 in 1968, charting for 7 weeks.
A scene from the 1969 film Stadig oor die Klippe, in which Al Debbo (as the detective Boetie Vlenters) performs the song 'Wie is bang vir daardie spook' ('Who's afraid of the ghost') at the Geenfontein church bazaar. The song was written by Aubrey van Eeden.
Al (Alec) Debbo (22 June 1924 – 13 July 2011) was a South African comedian, singer and actor. As one of the most famous artists of his generation he made an enormous contribution to Afrikaner music and culture Alec Debbo, the son of Lebanese parents, was born in Bloemfontein, South Africa. As a child he had to help out in his parents’ general merchandise store. His parents taught him Lebanese and English but he learned Afrikaans at an early age, because Afrikaans was the dominant language in Bloemfontein.[2] In school concerts he displayed a knack for making people laugh but he did not see comedy as a viable career, so after he matriculated he qualified as a plumber. Singing and comedy remained his hobbies and he performed at functions and weddings. In 1947 everything changed after his fri...
Twee privaat speurders wil die bankrowers aankeer en oornag in die spookhuis. Ek besit geen regte nie en deel die komedie. No intetion of copyright infringment of any content in this video.
All Rights Reserved To Their Respective Owners! Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.
Please visit: Ou Afrikaanse musiek / Old Afrikaans music / Die Briels / Die Grobler Broers / Die Strydom Broers / Die Vos Broers / Flip Grobler / Frans en Sannie Briel / Koos Ras / Machiel Grobler / Manie en Sannetjie Putter / Seun de Beer / Seun en Poppie de Beer. Please Note: The sole purpose for this upload is to help save the old Afrikaans music heritage.
All Rights Reserved To Their Respective Owners! Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.
South African slapstick comedy duo Al Debbo and his stocky sidekick Fred Burgers star in another madcap caper, the sequel to Dis Lekker Om Te Lewe. Forced to leave the army at the end of the previous film, Stoffie and Fanie enlist in the navy in Simon´s Town. The two down-on-their-luck performing artists can´t wait to go to sea, so when they are roped in as stewards on a ship headed for Angola, they tell everyone, including a crook who is trying to smuggle stolen diamonds out of the country. Before long, the dilly duo are trying to cope with life on board and life on shore, where they keep on bumping into a pretty girl who wants to divest Stoffie of his suitcase. This comedy culminates in a wonderfully amusing stage scene in which the comedians pretend to be ballerinas to evade a clutch of...
This slapstick comedy in Afrikaans hails from the black-and-white heyday of pop-eyed South African funny man Al Debbo. Its spirit is captured by the title, ‘Everything will turn out all right’. We are in the fictional town of Spoggenpoelville, where Mr. Spog and Mr. Poel (Debbo) rule supreme. Though not particularly bright, they run and own everything. To boot, they are the town’s mayor and deputy mayor. But one day two men from Johannesburg throw a spanner in the works. Mr. Brand and Mr. Borelli want to buy a piece of Spoggenpoelville, complete with mineral rights. Spog and Poel say no. To retaliate, the two speculators decide to run for mayor and deputy mayor. Suddenly Spog and Poel must learn how to become politicians, charm the ladies and outwit the villains, all the while trying to ev...
All Rights Reserved To Their Respective Owners! Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.
Twee privaat speurders wil die bankrowers aankeer en oornag in die spookhuis. Ek besit geen regte nie en deel die komedie. No intetion of copyright infringment of any content in this video.
This slapstick comedy in Afrikaans hails from the black-and-white heyday of pop-eyed South African funny man Al Debbo. Its spirit is captured by the title, ‘Everything will turn out all right’. We are in the fictional town of Spoggenpoelville, where Mr. Spog and Mr. Poel (Debbo) rule supreme. Though not particularly bright, they run and own everything. To boot, they are the town’s mayor and deputy mayor. But one day two men from Johannesburg throw a spanner in the works. Mr. Brand and Mr. Borelli want to buy a piece of Spoggenpoelville, complete with mineral rights. Spog and Poel say no. To retaliate, the two speculators decide to run for mayor and deputy mayor. Suddenly Spog and Poel must learn how to become politicians, charm the ladies and outwit the villains, all the while trying to ev...
South African slapstick comedy duo Al Debbo and his stocky sidekick Fred Burgers star in another madcap caper, the sequel to Dis Lekker Om Te Lewe. Forced to leave the army at the end of the previous film, Stoffie and Fanie enlist in the navy in Simon´s Town. The two down-on-their-luck performing artists can´t wait to go to sea, so when they are roped in as stewards on a ship headed for Angola, they tell everyone, including a crook who is trying to smuggle stolen diamonds out of the country. Before long, the dilly duo are trying to cope with life on board and life on shore, where they keep on bumping into a pretty girl who wants to divest Stoffie of his suitcase. This comedy culminates in a wonderfully amusing stage scene in which the comedians pretend to be ballerinas to evade a clutch of...
disperato»: così confessa di essere Papa Francesco commentando la crisi delle vocazioni, nel discorso pronunciato a braccio durante l’udienza concessa nell’aula Paolo VI in Vaticano ai religiosi, sacerdoti e suore, per il Giubileo della vita consacrata. Afferma il Pontefice: «Quando chiedo quanti seminaristi ci sono in una comunità religiosa maschile o femminile e mi si risponde quattro-cinque oppure una-due novizie e intanto la comunità invecchia e ci sono monasteri grandi e vuoti, portati avanti da poche suore vecchiette, allora tutto questo mi fa venire una tentazione contro la speranza. Cosa succede, perchè il ventre della vita consacrata diventa tanto sterile!», sono le domande che si pone Francesco. Papa Francesco ha fatto questa mattina il segno della barba che si allunga nei momen...
«Disperato»: così confessa di essere Papa Francesco commentando la crisi delle vocazioni, nel discorso pronunciato a braccio durante l’udienza concessa nell’aula Paolo VI in Vaticano ai religiosi, sacerdoti e suore, per il Giubileo della vita consacrata. Afferma il Pontefice: «Quando chiedo quanti seminaristi ci sono in una comunità religiosa maschile o femminile e mi si risponde quattro-cinque oppure una-due novizie e intanto la comunità invecchia e ci sono monasteri grandi e vuoti, portati avanti da poche suore vecchiette, allora tutto questo mi fa venire una tentazione contro la speranza. Cosa succede, perchè il ventre della vita consacrata diventa tanto sterile!», sono le domande che si pone Francesco. Papa Francesco ha fatto questa mattina il segno della barba che si allunga nei mome...
ELOGIO DELLA IRRESPONSABILITA' (PARZIALE) ovvero MA DEBBO PROPRIO SEMPRE RISPONDERE AL TELEFONO? - con audio volutamente (?) sfasato
Amante corazón, perdona tanto llanto,
Es la ley del amor y no puedo evitarlo
Pensarla más y más, soñarla más y más
Y vivir este afán de tenerla en mis brazos
Mi amante corazón, perdona tanto llanto,
Perdona este dolor que te he causado
Pero sentir su amor alienta mi pasión
Y una nueva canción cantan mis labios
Mi amante corazón, perdona tanto llanto,
Perdona este dolor que te he causado
Dulce canción de amor cantan mis labios
Y se ensancha el corazón cuando te amo
Mi amante corazón, perdona tanto llanto,
Perdona este dolor que te he causado
Es la ley del amor sentir y amar
Padece el corazón los desengaños
Mi amante corazón, perdona tanto llanto,
Perdona este dolor que te he causado
Mi amante corazón, perdona tanto llanto,
Perdona este dolor que te he causado
Amante corazón, perdona tanto llanto,
Es la ley del amor y no puedo evitarlo
Pensarla más y más, soñarla más y más
Y vivir este afán de tenerla en mis brazos
Mi amante corazón, perdona tanto llanto,
Perdona este dolor que te he causado
Pero sentir su amor alienta mi pasión