Ishtar
Ishtar (English pronunciation /ˈɪʃtɑːr/; Transliteration: DIŠTAR; Akkadian: 𒀭𒈹 
; Sumerian𒀭) is the East Semitic Akkadian, Assyrian and Babylonian goddess of fertility, love, war, and sex. She is the counterpart to the Sumerian Inanna, and the cognate for the Northwest Semitic Aramean goddess Astarte.
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Ishtar was the goddess of love, war, fertility, and sexuality.
Ishtar was the daughter of Anu. She was particularly worshipped in northern Mesopotamia, at the Assyrian cities of Nineveh, Ashur and Arbela (Erbil).
Besides the lions on her gate, her symbol is an eight-pointed star.
In the Babylonian pantheon, she "was the divine personification of the planet Venus".
Ishtar had many lovers; however, as Guirand notes,
Even for the gods Ishtar's love was fatal. In her youth the goddess had loved Tammuz, god of the harvest, and—if one is to believe Gilgamesh —this love caused the death of Tammuz.
Her cult may have involved sacred prostitution, though this is debatable. Guirand referred to her holy city Uruk as the "town of the sacred courtesans" and to her as the "courtesan of the gods".
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Ishtar (disambiguation)
Ishtar is a Mesopotamian deity.
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ALBUMS
- Eurovision Song Contest: Belgrade 2008 released: 2008
Eurovision Song Contest: Belgrade 2008
Released 2008- Andorra: Casanova
- Albania: Zemrën E Lamë Peng
- Armenia: Qele Qele
- Azerbaijan: Day After Day
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Pokušaj
- Belgium: O Julissi
- Bulgaria: DJ, Take Me Away
- Belarus: Hasta la vista
- Switzerland: Era stupendo
- Cyprus: Femme Fatale
- Czech Republic: Have Some Fun
- Germany: Disappear
- Denmark: All Night Long
- Estonia: Leto svet
- Spain: Baila el Chiki Chiki
- Finland: Missä miehet ratsastaa
- France: Divine
- United Kingdom: Even If
- Georgia: Peace Will Come
- Greece: Secret Combination
- Croatia: Romanca
Ishtar Alabina
ALBUMS
- The Best Of released: 2009
- Ragga Boom released: 2007
- Je sais d'ou je viens released: 2005
- Truly Emet released:
- La Voix d'Alabina released:
- The Voice of Alabina released:
Ragga Boom
Released 2007- Ragga Boom (feat. Tchanelas)
- Habibi (Sawah) (feat. Jmi Sissoko)
- Diki Diki (feat. Tchanelas)
- Ala Bali (Aime La Vie) (feat. Tchanelas)
- Je Sais D'ou Je Viens
- Habiba (Loin De Ce Monde Fou) (feat. Tchanelas)
- Yalla Yalla (feat. Ilan Babylon) (Alabina)
- Sin Ti (feat. Tchanelas)
- Dis Le Moi
- Fi Hawak (feat. Burak Aziz)
- Helwa Ya Baladi (feat. Tchanelas)
- Ragga Boom (Remix)
Je sais d'ou je viens
Released 2005- Sin Ti (feat. Tchanelas)
- Ragga Boom (feat. Tchanelas & Mc Fly)
- Diki Diki (feat. Tchanelas)
- Aime la vie (feat. Tchanelas)
- Je sais d'ou je viens
- Habibi (Sawah) (feat. Jmi Sissoko)
- Dis le moi
- Loin de ce monde fou (feat. Tchanelas)
- Fi Hawak (feat. Burak Aziz)
- Yalla Yalla (feat. Ilan Babylon)
- Helwa Ya Baladi (feat. Tchanelas)
Ishtar
ALBUMS
- Ombre released: 2012
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ALBUMS
- From the Gates released: 2013
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ALBUMS
- Conquest released: 2011
- Nothing's Atrocity released: 2010
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by: Death SSIshtar, great mother goddess
Pro ecclesia sancta dei
Pro ecclesia sancta dei
Venus, star of the morning
The supreme lady of love,
Fecundity and delight
You embody the divine
Of womanly moonshine
Your glance gives us the joy
And you rewards our toil
Ishtar, heal my soul's scar
Love me, all the nightime!
Mantis, majestic ruler
You're holding in your hands
The destiny of your men
Sovereign, queen of all lovers
You're fickle as the night
You love and then deny
I'll take your place in hell
To break the ancient spell
I offer you my life
But stay with me, tonight
Sunlight, rise and burn down!
Love me, for the last time
..."Augusta betwwen Gods
our Lady of the war.
She's covered by love
and full of all delight.
Her lips are made of honey
her mouth is all the life.
Our goddess of all beauties
and mother of the stars"...
Ishtar, heal my soul's scar
Love me, all the nightime!
Sunlight, rise and burn down!
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