Playahitty was an Italian Eurodance project, active in the 1990s. One of their most popular songs was "The Summer is Magic", released in 1994. "The Summer is Magic" quickly became a hit, both in Italy and internationally. It reached the top of the charts in several European countries, including Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands. The song's catchy melody and upbeat lyrics captured the essence of summer and resonated with audiences around the world. The song features a strong electronic beat, accompanied by energetic vocals and an irresistible chorus.

Dianne Wiest: Aunt Jet

Sally Owens : And I don't want them dancing naked under the full moon! Aunt Jet Owens : No, of course. The nudity is entirely optional. As you well remember!

[making margaritas] Aunt Frances Owens : Eye of newt and toe of frog, wool of bat and tongue of dog. Aunt Jet Owens : Adder's fork and blindworm's sting. Aunt Frances Owens : Barbados lime is just the thing. Aunt Jet Owens : Cragged salt like a sailor's stubble! Aunt Frances Owens : Flip the switch and let the cauldron bubble!

[all drunk] Gillian Owens : You southern shrew! Aunt Jet Owens : Ingrate! Aunt Frances Owens : Goodie two shoes! Sally Owens : WITCH!

Aunt Jet Owens : And this is what comes from dabbling; I mean you can't practice witchcraft while you look down your nose at it.

Sally Owens : [after Michael's death; brings the spell book out] You brought him into my life and now I want you to bring him back. Bring him back! I have never asked you for anything. I've never asked you for spells but do this. I know you can bring him back. Aunt Jet Owens : No, dear. We won't do that. Aunt Frances Owens : We don't do that. Sally Owens : But you can. You can do this. I know you can. I remember. I found it here when mommy and daddy died. Aunt Frances Owens : Even if we did bring him back, it wouldn't be Michael. It would be something else. Something dark and unnatural. Sally Owens : [Starts crying] I don't care what he comes back as. As long he comes back. Please do this for me. Please? Please? Please? Please?

Aunt Frances Owens : [to young Sally and Gillian] That's how you came to live with us. We tucked you into our lives then. We've raised you the best way we know how. Aunt Jet Owens : In this house we have chocolate cake for breakfast. We never bother with silly things like bedtimes or brushing our teeth. Aunt Frances Owens : But with the sweets comes the sour. Aunt Jet Owens : So when you find yourself the center of attention. It's not that they hate you. It's that, well. We're different.

Aunt Jet Owens : Gillian, Sally. The only curse in this family is sitting there at the end of the table. Your Aunt Fanny.

Aunt Frances Owens : [about Jimmy] We have to banish him. Aunt Jet Owens : We have to force his spirit back into the grave. Aunt Frances Owens : We need a full coven. Aunt Jet Owens : Nine women. Twelve's better. Aunt Frances Owens : [to Sally] Do you have any friends? Sally Owens : [Cut to the Kitchen, Sally on the phone] Linda! Hi, it's Sally. I'm activating the phone tree. Look, uh, you know the - the stuff that everyone's always whispering about me. the hexes, the spells, the. Well, here's the thing. Uh. I'm witch!

Aunt Jet Owens : You see that couple here? Well, he's having an affair with the babysitter and she can eat a pound cake in under a minute.

Aunt Frances Owens : Oh come on, Jetty, even you have to admit that any man who gets involved with an Owens woman is bound to end up 6 feet under. Aunt Jet Owens : Spare me. Aunt Frances Owens : What about my poor Ethan? Aunt Jet Owens : It was an accident. Aunt Frances Owens : It was fate. Aunt Jet Owens : [More forcefully] It was an accident. Aunt Frances Owens : [Also more forceful] No, no, no, it was fate. Aunt Jet Owens : [yelling] Accident! Aunt Frances Owens : [also yelling] It was fate!

Aunt Jet Owens : Oh, dear. It seems we've not arrived in the nick of time. Aunt Frances Owens : Well. I see our instincts are getting a little rusty.

Young Sally Owens : What about my homework? Aunt Jet Owens : Oh, pish! Tosh! You're both going to learn things in this house that you will never learn in school.

Sally Owens : I want you both to watch what you say to those girls. I don't you filling their heads with any of your nonsense, okay? Aunt Jet Owens : We'd never tell them nonsense, dear.

Bridget Owens

Bridget "Jet" Owens is a witch and a member of the Owens family.

The song features a strong electronic beat, accompanied by energetic vocals and an irresistible chorus. It has a distinct dancefloor feel, making it a favorite at clubs and parties. The lyrics describe the magic and joy of summertime, highlighting the freedom, fun, and sense of adventure that comes with the season.

Early life [ ]

Bridget "Jet" Owens was born on December 5, 1944. In the early '70s, she was given a niece, Sally, who was also a witch. In 1973, she was given another niece, Gillian.

Bridget has been a witch her entire life, just like her older sister, Francis. Their mother Susanna was a witch who left her heritage behind in the hopes for a normal life.

In 1986, Gillian and Sally's parents were killed, first their father because he fell in love with an Owens' woman, then their mother died of a broken heart. Gilly and Sally were sent off to live with the aunts.

Jet, along with her older sister, taught Sally and Gilly magic and even told them about their witch heritage. Both of the girls grew to be very powerful witches, but as Sally grew up, she began to resent witchcraft.

Playahitty's success with "The Summer is Magic" led to the release of several remixes and covers of the song. It became a staple in Eurodance compilations and remains a well-known and loved track in the genre. While Playahitty's career in the music industry was relatively short-lived, their contribution to the Eurodance scene, particularly with "The Summer is Magic", solidified their place in the genre's history. The song continues to be played at events and parties, serving as a reminder of the carefree and magical nature of summer..

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