Fun People
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Origin | Argentina |
|---|---|
| Members | Carlos Rodríguez |
| Gori | |
| Il Carlo | |
| Genres | Hardcore Punk |
| Melodic Hardcore | |
| Crossover Thrash | |
| Indie Rock | |
| Record labels | Ugly Records |
| Cool Spot Music | |
| Frost Bite | |
| Skos genre | Alternative/Indie |
| Albums | Anesthesia |
| Kum Kum | |
| The Art of Romance | |
| Toda niño sensible sabrá de... | |
| Songs | 1991 |
| List | 1991 |
| 1999 | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2471276 |
About Fun People
Fun People was a hardcore band from Argentina. Their lyrics were in English and Spanish, often mixing both languages in a single song or even line. Human and animal rights are frequent subjects in their lyrics. The band mixes punk music with other genres such as reggae, pop, tango, thrash metal and others.
Simon Cole: Tributes to former chief constable found dead at home
Tributes have been paid to a recently retired chief constable who was found dead at his home.
Former Leicestershire Police Chief Constable Simon Cole, who stepped down last week, in Kibworth Harcourt on Wednesday.
The 55-year-old had held The Position for 12 years and announced his retirement from The Force in January.
Hundreds of tributes have flooded in from police officers, other forces, council leaders, MPs and faith leaders.
Friend and editor of Pukaar News, Romail Gulzar, told BBC Radio Leicester he still had " no words" to describe The Loss .
" A few weeks back we were just having a dinner together, celebrating his retirement. I cannot believe he is gone, " He Said .
" This Man has given me so much over The Years . He was so full of love and fun. People really loved Him . . and I believe he has Left Behind a great, great legacy. "
He Said he had received an email from Mr Cole on Tuesday evening.
" He Said he was Looking Forward to coming and seeing me in The Morning , " He Said . " He was Looking Forward to coming to our event with his wife.
" But that morning Never Happened . "
'Unique style'Ian McFadden, a special sergeant with Leicestershire Police , said Mr Cole would often be seen patrolling with other officers.
" He wasn't afraid to put A Stab vest on and come out on patrol, " He Said .
" He just loved interacting with people. You would struggle to find a chief constable that would actually go out and walk The Beat alongside other officers, get his hands dirty. "
Spokesman for The Federation of Muslim Organisations, Suleman Nagdi, called Mr Cole " A Man of great integrity".
" He was Always Ready to listen to the concerns of the community and actively strived to deliver people's expectations in a way that was very unique to Him and his unique style of leadership and commitment to policing our wonderful city, " he added.
Mr Cole grew up in Leicestershire and had been in policing for 30 years, also serving with West Midlands and Hampshire.
As well as A Number of police support and advisory roles, he had also been vice-president of Leicestershire Guides and Scouts.
He had tweeted his farewell to his followers on Twitter last week.
The Bbc is not responsible for the content of external sites.Earlier this month, he spoke to BBC Radio Leicester about his retirement and said: " I think it's time to pause and do Something Else . "
He talked of his achievements within The Force and said he chose to work as a Police Officer to help people.
" I wanted to do a job that I thought had a value to it, " He Said .
" When I joined The Police when I was about 21, I didn't at that point want a job that was in an office. I wanted a job that was out and about and real, and 24/7.
" So I joined really to help people. I'm sorry if that sounds a bit cheesy. "
Leicestershire Police said a public book of condolence was expected to be available in The Coming days via The Force website.
Mr Cole's death has been referred to The Coroner , a force spokesman added.
Source of news: bbc.com
