Hello my remembered Steemians !! I share with you a stage that just passed through my mind thanks to the song the girls just want to have fun of Cindy Lauper that is heard from afar, it is about my experiences in the 80s. The 80s represented for many a golden age, there are many aspects of political, social and economic changes, in short ... I do not remember much of those impacts, of course ... I was a teenager. I appreciated that the fashion world wore bright colors, phosphorescent and not to mention those fringed hairstyles and raised with high doses of lacquer or fixative.

All that reference was captured in the story, but ... that was for those of us who lived it, who felt it and enjoyed it when we were teenagers. Well, at this moment as I write I think it with melancholy, not with sadness or longing to think about what could have been and was not, but with emotion, since it was at that stage of our life that we began to value freedom. When referring to Freedom I clarify that it is not about doing the things I want and already, I mean to be aware of what we are going to do, to take responsibility for each of the actions. It is about understanding that each step we take leads us to a destination so it is important to know where we are going, and that mistakes must be admitted to correct them.

These were times in which our parents did not have an advanced education, but they made an effort to offer it to us, we were self-taught on the subject of life and we searched the books of the public library for the answers to the remaining unknowns; to make friends we had to shake a hand first of all. It seems that everything was concrete, or would it be universal? , maybe we were already in the era of globalization.

If I analyze it better, there were too many things in common, we identified with those icons that I mentioned at the beginning, with the music, with the clothes, the hairstyle, the romanticism ... the contradiction of being equal, which meant being fashionable .

Now, before the question of this topic, ¿which I was doing in the 80s?, I would answer that I was dancing a set with the rhythm of Cindy Lauper, another with the merenguera music of Wilfrido Vargas and another one in which that sauce should not be lacking. Willi Colon. I was also escaping from my house to rumble, pretending I was going to study ... Ahh ... I also waited that early morning for that famous Halley comet to appear, without success, I did not see it, I admit it.