Copacabana Stories

A song inspired story, the short love of Lola the showgirl and Tony the bartender. (You can search the song up on Google, cause I'm too lazy to paste it here...) (Weirdly enough, I found this song through Just Dance, the song's melody was so cheerful but the words were just dark.....) (I don't recommend listening to the song if you HATE spoilers.) *!!!!!WARNING!!!!!* If you would like to not have your day ruined, DO NOT read this story. I repeat DO NOT read this story if you want to not ruin your day. If you do, then you may continue and ignore this message... READ AT OWN RISK! OKAY. I don't know WHEN this happened, but Copacabana is #1 in ranking as of this moment! :0 I wanna thank you all who read and supported this story, much love everyone! <3 Again, thanks for helping my story get to #1, I really appreciate it, would never have thought I'd see the day. XD Alright, but anyway, if you're new, hope you enjoy the story! For now though, I'm going, so... PEACE! GOLDEN OUT! :p

extension of song in a short story

The events that following the first half of the Song Copacabana.

This story explores and unveils new information behind Lola and her journey from aspiring star to the dark depths of rock bottom

In this short story we explore the feud that developed between Tony and Rico that led to the events that ended in a single gunshot.

This short story will tell the unanswered question of the song Copacabana... who shot who?

By South American standards, Bolivia is not large, but it's bigger than most European countries, and about three times the size of Germany. It's a country of contrasting landscapes and people. Its western part is dominated by the vast highlands, at about 4,000 m of altitude, including Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. The western and eastern cordilleras of the Andes Mountains are their borders. They are an extensive pasture for sheep and cows, and the occasional llama, or alpaca. The air at this altitude is starved of oxygen, making it hard to breathe. The eastern cordillera is equally expansive as the highlands. There are endless mountain peaks. And to the east of them are the vast lowlands, which make up more than two thirds of Bolivia's landmass. We spent all of our time in and around the Lake Titicaca area, with the exception of a brief excursion to the Uyuni Salt Flats, a large lake that dried up eons ago, leaving a sea of salt behind.

A drunken and unhinged Lola has been looking for Rico Castille since he tragically took the life of her lover Tony Sanchez. Tony's family, including Tony's cousin Rodriguez 'Rapo' Reyna has not heard from Tony in 10 years and since has been labeled as a missing persons. Rapo is on a hunt to find out what happened to his beloved older cousin. As, Lola and Rico gets closer to finding the answers they seek, they realize that Tony's life was not as simple as they thought.. According to history, the night that Tony was gunned down, does not historically exist in any public record. The night At the Copa never happened. Except, Tony is in fact dead and Rico seems to NOT exist.

This is East Coast extension I created in my Transmedia class based on the song called Copacabana by Barry Manilow. The story sets out in Africa. It tells the cursed love story between a poverty stricken kid from New York and a mysterious female sorcery from the Shakuu tribe.

this short story follows christian a high school journalist who does a school report on the infamous Copacabana shooting.

Do bairro mais rico, ao mais pobre, do favelado ao playboy, mais no final todo mundo é igual.

Based on the song Copacabana by Barry Manilow that takes you through Rico's alcoholic tendencies and behavior during his relationship with Lola that caused their relationship to end and what ultimately lead to the killing of Tony. Rico's fight to break his substance abuse while also trying to be a good boyfriend to Lola didn't cut it, Lola moves on, Rico is then left with regrets of what could've been which drives him to change and break habits.

A poem Tony (the bartender) wrote that stole Lola's heart and foreshadowed his death. Written on a bar napkin and passed to Lola a few days after she started working there. Assignment for Transmedia class as an east coast transmedia from the Barry Manilow song Copacabana.

In the vibrant world of 1960s New York City, amidst the glitz and glamour of the Copa Cabana nightclub, a tale of love, loss, and redemption unfolds. Lola, a talented dancer with dreams of stardom, takes center stage at the Copa Cabana, captivating audiences with her mesmerizing performances. But beneath the dazzling facade lies a heart longing for connection, yearning for a love that transcends the boundaries of time and space. Tony, the charming bartender with a soulful gaze, finds himself drawn to Lola from the moment he sets eyes on her. As their worlds collide and their hearts intertwine, they embark on a whirlwind romance filled with passion, laughter, and undeniable chemistry. But when tragedy strikes, threatening to tear them apart, Lola must navigate the turbulent waters of grief and despair, searching for the strength to carry on in a world that has been shattered by loss. From the glitz and glamour of the Copa Cabana to the tranquil shores of the beach, "The Copa Cabana Night" is a tale of resilience, hope, and the enduring power of love in the face of adversity. (based on the song, characters not mine)

Lola was a dancer in Havana she worked at this club with her boyfriend tony. Her and tony spent there days working from 8-4 every night together, it was all they could ask for at there age they were happy. Or so tony thought, this short story describes the eagerness of lola and her desire to become a star and what decisions she made behind tonys back to do so.

Discovering the true events of what happened that fatal night in the Copacabana club

A story based on the song ✨🪩❤️‍🔥"copacabana"✨🪩❤️‍🔥 Song by : Barry Manilow Hopefully I can make this story as good as the song itself

Levantei a mão para sinalizar ao Uber que eu era o passageiro. Entrou primeiro no banco de trás do carro meu violão que estava na capa e logo em seguida eu sentei ao seu lado. Não coloquei o cinto de segurança. Tocava Ed Motta no rádio do carro. - Se você quiser eu posso trocar de música - perguntou o motorista. - Não, não. Eu gosto - Respondi enquanto olhava pela a janela a orla do Leblon.

A young artist in Miami tries to learn about the legendary Lola from the Copacabana, finding truth and love in the process.