I decided to record and post this early. I have a ton of things to do, but I didn't want to spend time wondering which song to do and end up doing it at the last minute. I'm still a little hoarse, but I didn't want to try singing in falsetto again, so it might have sounded a little too loud—but personally, I liked it that way.

Hola gente linda de la comunidad de HIVE OPEN MIC por acá @eudarcabello y esta vez para participar en la semana 337 que se titula Exhaustion. No quise dejar este post para último momento, siempre haciendo el maximo esfuerzo para mantenerme posteando a tiempo en la semana, esta vez lo logré, espero mantenerme puntual de ahora en más, de verdad. Lo loco es que terminé las evaluaciones del postgrado, esto me llevaba loco de verdad, a pesar de ya estar fuera de el por reprobar una de sus materias, tambien con el trabajo de grado, sigo medio perezoso, igual es un proyecto del trabajo actual. Así que aunque ya este fuera del postgrado de Biología Marina, aún su sombra me persigue, esperemos pronto acabe y ver si aparece otra oportunidad para otro postgrado. La canción seleccionada a mi me parece súper liberadora, su letra es de las más catarticas según mi opinión claro, de esta banda mexicana de rock en español, de esas que prece eterna, casi que se mantiene igual, esta canción sigo sin tenerla grabada en mi cabeza, apesar de que no es tan complicada, capaz la proxima que la haga si la domine. Me encanta de aunque puede que tenga canciones que más actuales o colaboraciones, nunca comprometió su estilo, esto seguro hace que sus fans de siempre siempre los respalde, de la mejor banda del momento en décadas pasada, se trata de Maná, toca hablar de la cancion y titula "Clavado en un bar". No quise seguir pensando a ver si se me ocurria otra canción, conforme de como resulto mi elección para esta temática, sin dudas necesitaba hacerla, liberar cualquier tensión, así que me pareció oportuno.

Hi everyone in the HIVE OPEN MIC community It’s @eudarcabello here, and this time I’m participating in Week 337, titled Exhaustion. I didn’t want to leave this post until the last minute—I always do my best to post on time each week, and this time I managed it. I hope to stay on schedule from now on, for real. The crazy thing is that I finally finished my grad school exams—they were really driving me nuts—even though I’m already out of the program because I failed one of the courses. As for my thesis, I’m still kind of slacking off, but it’s actually a project for my current job. So even though I’m no longer in the Marine Biology grad program, its shadow still haunts me. Let’s hope it’s over soon so I can see if another opportunity for grad school comes up. I find the song I chose to be incredibly liberating; its lyrics are among the most cathartic—in my opinion, of course—from this Mexican Spanish-language rock band, one of those that seems timeless, almost unchanged. I still haven’t managed to memorize this song, even though it’s not that complicated; maybe next time I try it, I’ll get the hang of it. I love that even though they might have more current songs or collaborations, they’ve never compromised their style—this definitely ensures that their longtime fans will always support them. They’re the best band of the past few decades, and I’m talking about Maná. It’s time to talk about the song titled “Stuck in a bar”. I didn’t want to keep racking my brain to see if another song would come to mind; I’m satisfied with how my choice turned out for this theme. Without a doubt, I needed to write this to release some tension, so it seemed like the right thing to do.

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