Apure, Aragua y GuĂĄrico juntos haciendo mĂșsica.
Los personajes del video de izquierda a derecha son Diego Belisario (GuĂĄrico; Cuatro), David JimĂ©nez (Apure; Maracas y Voz) me, Luis RamĂrez (Aragua; Voz), Daniel JimĂ©nez (Apure; Bandola) & Daniel Pellarini (Apure; Mandolina).
Sinceramente me parece que todos ellos son unos genios, esto lo ensayamos solamente 15min antes de grabar, me parece tan impresionante que estos seres tengan la capacidad de montarse tan rĂĄpido y con tanta calidad.
Desde mis posibilidades, yo no puedo hacer algo asĂ, para grabar asĂ necesito por lo menos unas horas de antelaciĂłn.
Chabuco - Camino.
De esas canciones con las cuales me identifico plenamente, esta joya del artista Chabuco, lo digo con mucha honestidad, es la primera canciĂłn que escucho de este cantautor colombiano.
Me siento identificado porque yo vengo de un pueblo llamado Santa Cruz que queda a 30min de Maracay, y yo voy por la vida luchando por mis sueños.
Yo vi una entrevista de este cantante colombiano y dice cosas que las he vivido en carne propia: el rechazo, las dudas, el deseo de venderse por "encajar"... Es la lucha por el arraigo cultural.
No hay nada mĂĄs valiente que mantener fiel a nuestras creencias, un maestro siempre me decĂa: "Hacer mĂșsica es un acto de fĂ©".
Apure, Aragua, and GuĂĄrico Making Music Together.
The people in the video from left to right are Diego Belisario (GuĂĄrico; Cuatro), David JimĂ©nez (Apure; Maracas and Vocals) - me, Luis RamĂrez (Aragua; Vocals), Daniel JimĂ©nez (Apure; Bandola) & Daniel Pellarini (Apure; Mandolin).
Honestly, I think all of them are geniuses. We only rehearsed this for 15 minutes before recording; it amazes me that these guys can put something together so quickly and with such high quality.
Personally, I couldn't do something like thatâto record like this, I need at least a few hours of advance preparation.
Chabuco - Camino
Among those songs I deeply identify with, this gem by the artist Chabucoâto be completely honestâis the first song I've ever heard by this Colombian singer-songwriter.
I relate to it because I come from a town called Santa Cruz, located 30 minutes from Maracay, and I go through life fighting for my dreams.
I watched an interview with this Colombian singer, and he says things I have experienced firsthand: rejection, doubt, the desire to sell out just to "fit in"... It's the struggle for cultural roots.
There is nothing braver than staying true to our beliefs. A teacher always used to tell me: "Making music is an act of faith."
Camera: Poco X8 Pro
Translator: https://gemini.google.com/