1983Wild Heart / Released After the death of her best friend, Robin Anderson, and with new appreciation for her life and career, Nicks recorded the album in only a few months and was released on June 10, 1983, a year after Fleetwood Mac's Mirage album.

Stevie Nicks on Bella Donna. 'Bella Donna' is a term of endearment I use and the title is about making a lot of decisions in my life, making a change based on the turmoil in my soul. You get to a certain age where you want to slow down, be quieter.

"This song does extend from 'Edge of Seventeen,' Nicks said in The Wild Heart press kit. "It's about the difficulties of female rock 'n' roll singers; it's about my friend Robin, it's about death, it's a spirit calling.

The Wild HeartWild Heart / Album Reeling from the death of her closest friend, Stevie Nicks created 'The Wild Heart' album in an outpouring of grief and love. “This music is dedicated to Robin,” Stevie Nicks wrote on the back cover to her emotional second solo album, 1983's The Wild Heart.

According to Nicks, the title track was written “about my boyfriend's mother who was involved with a man in Chile during the coup that happened there in 1973.”

In a 1981 interview with Rolling Stone around the album's release, Nicks discussed the song's subject matter in broad terms. “'Bella Donna' is a term of endearment I use, and the title is about making a lot of decisions in my life, making a change based on the turmoil in my soul,” Nicks explained.

The Wild Heart is the second solo studio album by American singer and songwriter Stevie Nicks. Recording began in late 1982, shortly after the end of Fleetwood Mac's Mirage Tour.

People who are wild at heart know instinctively what they need and want out of life. They are honest with themselves and go for their dreams regardless of what other people think or want from them.

"This song does extend from 'Edge of Seventeen,' Nicks said in The Wild Heart press kit. "It's about the difficulties of female rock 'n' roll singers; it's about my friend Robin, it's about death, it's a spirit calling.

Wildhearts are often known as the cycle breakers in families because they feel everything. They are the catalyst for change and they want to break down old, outdated and unhealthy ways of relating. They cause friction and create resistance in the familiar dynamics which makes other family members uncomfortable.

beautiful lady Etymology. The belladonna plant, showing leaves and berries. Borrowed from Italian belladonna (altered by folk etymology: bella donna (“beautiful lady”)) from Medieval Latin blādōna (“nightshade”), of Gaulish origin.

If asked to summarize the style, as well as the overall essence of Nicks in 5 words or less, the most appropriate words would be: ethereal, witchy, bohemian, celestial, and timeless.

Whimsigothic Aesthetic The Magician Chic Style Icons of Whimsigothic Aesthetic. When looking for whimsigoth style inspiration, Stevie Nicks' wardrobe will always be the blueprint. Floaty sheer fabrics combined with bell sleeves, shawls and lots of layered jewellery – Stevie Nicks has pioneered this 'magician chic' look since the '70s.

The story in Wild Hearts follows a player-created hunter, as they travel to the city of Minato. Unfortunately, large monsters, known as Kemono, have altered the landscape, making it impossible to get there by traditional means.

The story in Wild Hearts follows a player-created hunter, as they travel to the city of Minato. Unfortunately, large monsters, known as Kemono, have altered the landscape, making it impossible to get there by traditional means.

Even though Sailor is a very flawed and impulsive character, the dark and light of the film - Lynch has described the theme of the film as “finding love in Hell,” love being the Sailor/Lula relationship and Hell being pretty much everyone else around them - has never been clearer, with waters not being as murky, making the ...