Around the edges are four musicians whose fiercely percussive rhythms, and sweet and clamorous vocals, evoke a universe of war, lament and prayer.
What you can get is ranks and ranks of different mustards: grainy or smooth, slightly sweet or slightly bitter, fiercely hot or hardly hot at all.
Nicknamed Azúcar (Spanish for sugar), and played by a marvelously expressive and likable young nonprofessional actor named Algenis Pérez Soto, he is sweet and easygoing, but also fiercely competitive and a bit cocky.
George Lamond started out in dance music, then made his way back to Latin pop that meshes sweet declarations of love with fiercely percussive undercurrents.The conga player and band leader Johnny Ray calls his music salsa con clase -- salsa with class.
With clear, sweet bravado, it is full of fiercely melodic songs, both upbeat and languorous, that catalog the yearnings of the young, urban and ambitious.
Digital Spy's Lewis Corner praised the group's performance of the song at the Hammersmith Apollo, writing, "Striking choreography, tight harmonies and sinister-sweet expressions reinforced their image as the fiercely polished pop vixens they have transformed into since The X Factor".
The child has always been fiercely loyal and unfailingly independent, and she has a heart as sweet as apple pie, Thompson said, beaming with pride when asked about Sunnie's personality.
Some of the series's coming high points include the pungently sour "Sweet Smell of Success," in which Burt Lancaster plays a bullying newspaper columnist inspired by Walter Winchell, and Sidney Lumet's fiercely realistic police corruption thriller, "Serpico," with a hot-wired performance by Al Pacino.
"We're fiercely independent, fiercely rational".
