Smoorverliefd (2013)
Smoorverliefd may refer to: *''Smoorverliefd'', 2010 film by Belgian director Hilde Van Mieghem *''Smoorverliefd'', 2013 film, a Dutch version of film by Hilde Van Mieghem *"Smoorverliefd", a song by Dutch ska band Doe Maar *"Smoorverliefd", 2020 song by Dutch rapper Snelle Lars Sebastiaan Bos (born 3 October 1995), better known by his artistic name Snelle, is a Dutch rapper and singer born in Gorssel, Netherlands, originating from Deventer. Bos studied at the Herman Brood Academie. His first major hit was "Scars ...

Hilde Van Mieghem
Hilde Van Mieghem (born 14 April 1958, in Antwerp) is a Belgian actress. Filmography This is a partial list of films. Directing *2004: ''De Kus'' (English title '' The Kiss'') *2006: ''Love Belongs to Everyone'' *2010: ''Smoorverliefd'' (Belgian version) *2013: ''Smoorverliefd'' (Dutch version) *2017: ''Sprakeloos'' Films *''Vrijdag'' (1980) *'' Toute une nuit'' (1982) *''De witte waan'' (1984) *''Blonde Dolly'' (1987) *''Pink Palace, Paradise Beach'' (1987) *''Skin'' (1987) *'' Sailors Don't Cry'' (1988) *''Spelen of sterven'' (1990) *''Kuchnia Polska'' (1991) *''Kafka'' (1991) *'' Seventh Heaven'' (1993) *''De wereld van Ludovic'' (1993) *''Wildgroei'' (1994) *' (1997) *''Hombres Complicados'' (1997) *''De suikerpot'' (1997) *'' Dandelion Game'' (1998) *''Four for Venice'' (1998) *'' Shades'' (1999) *''De Bal'' (1999) *''En vacances'' (2000) *''Maria'' (2000) *''Die 8. Todsünde: Das Toskana-Karussell'' (2002) *''Alias'' (2002) *''Angst'' (2003) *''Bathroom Story'' (2004) *'' ...
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Doe Maar
Doe Maar was a Dutch ska band with punk and reggae influences whose career peaked from 1978 to 1984. They are one of the most successful pop bands in Dutch history. 'Doe maar' translates as ''go ahead'' or ''just do it''. History Early years and debut album Doe Maar was formed in 1978 by Ernst Jansz (CCC Inc., The Slumberlandband). Piet Dekker, with whom Jansz played in The Slumberlandband (1975) and The Rumbones (1977), introduced him to Jan Hendriks and Carel Copier in the spring of 1978 at the farm of Gé van de Donk, who later became their sound engineer. Recordings from this meeting exist on which they played, without any rehearsal, all the Dutch-language songs Jansz had written at that time. Copier came up with the idea of the name after hearing the never officially recorded song "Doe maar". When Jansz was asked to form the resident band of that year's Festival of Fools, he added five more members to the band: singers Truus de Groot (later Nasmak), Anouk Strijbosch, Wim v ...
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