Con los vidrios arriba nos podemos convertir en unos artistas maravillosos, cantado a viva voz e imaginar esos aplausos que no tardan en llegar, pero lo mejor es que estamos exceptos de abucheos y tomates a lanzar de un público que note que desafinamos ¡jajaja! Definitivamente el fin de este concierto es liberar la energía, soltar nuestras voces que llenen esos acordes de silencios que podrían incomodarnos y subir la tensión del momento. Por el contrario, al cantar descontracturamos, nos sentimos libres e incluso felices. Pero también puede funcionar para soltar las lágrimas que reprimidas nos causen angustia.

Entonces cantar se volvería una real medicina porque nos ayudaría a sanar. Los que estamos íntimamente vinculados con la música incluso podemos experimentar eso que yo llamo “Un loop musical” donde parece que una melodía nos invade y puede repetirse en nuestra cabeza durante todo un día. Algunos amigos bromeamos con esto jugando a cantar algo no tan agradable para que se quede sonando en ese bucle diario.

En el auto, ya sea conduciendo o no podemos disfrutar de la música. Yo luego de pensarlo un poco comparto esta dos y, por supuesto recrearé los escenarios.

La primera la recuerdo, en Canadá una canción que escuchaba mientras viajaba en pleno invierno a Montreal, con una sensación térmica de aproximadamente -20°C y un paisaje todo blanco. Varias extensiones de tierra que eran verdes habían cambiado a esa blancura que lo inundaba todo. Yo con mis audífonos y unas pocas canciones que tenía en la Tablet buscaba pasar el tiempo. Así que seleccioné un disco de Simón Díaz un excelente músico venezolano que nos dejó como legado una verdaderas joyas. Para este Post selecciono “Sabana”, la verdad con ese entorno pese a lo blanco y el frío, se me calentó el alma, llevándome a mi país por un ratito, olí, miré y aprecié ciertas cosas que te tenía guardadas en mi memoria. Aquí les dejo el link para que escuchen un poco.

Sabana de Simón Díaz

I think all my memories are rushing and flying into my head trying to be the chosen ones, let's see who wins this contest.

Good reading!

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Car songs

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I believe that more than one of us have experienced while in traffic the need to contrast some traffic congestion or even some stressful situation that is upsetting us and, it is contrasted we do it while watching the scenery (if possible) or listening to music, or even singing.

With the windows up we can become wonderful artists, singing loudly and imagine those applauses that are not long in coming, but the best thing is that we are exempt from booing and tomatoes to throw from an audience that notices that we are out of tune hahaha! Definitely, the purpose of this concert is to free the energy, to release our voices that fill those chords of silence that could make us uncomfortable and raise the tension of the moment. On the contrary, by singing we decontract, we feel free and even happy. But it can also work to release the repressed tears that cause us anguish.

Then singing would become a real medicine because it would help us to heal. Those of us who are intimately connected with music can even experience what I call "A musical loop" where it seems that a melody invades us and can repeat in our head for a whole day. Some of our friends joke about this by playing a game of singing something not so pleasant so that it stays playing in that daily loop.

In the car, whether driving or not we can enjoy music. I after some thought share these two and of course, I will recreate the scenarios.

The first one I remember, in Canada a song I listened to while traveling in the middle of winter to Montreal, with a wind chill of about -20°C and an all-white landscape. Several tracts of land that were green had changed to that whiteness that flooded everything. With my headphones and a few songs I had on the Tablet, I was looking to pass the time. So I selected an album by Simón Díaz, an excellent Venezuelan musician who left us a legacy of true jewels. For this Post I select "Sabana", the truth with that environment despite the white and cold, warmed my soul, taking me to my country for a while, I smelled, looked, and appreciated certain things that I had kept in my memory. Here is the link so you can listen to some of it.

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I hope you enjoy these two facts and these contrasting sounds.

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