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Music in my life

Hello everyone! I hope you had a great long holiday weekend.

 In this post I'm going to share with you about a topic that I have already mentioned in my last post: music in my life.

 I have always liked music. I growth listening to Los Jaivas, Napalé, Bee Gees, Queen, Peter Gabriel and others. I liked to hear how different voices and instruments sound so good together and try to identify which instruments were being played along each song. 
When I was at 2th grade, I had some piano lessons, but I give up on them because I wasn't willing to change my playing time for practice time. Now I regret for that decision.
Later, I started learning to play the guitar at school and I liked it a lot but I didn't expected that I would receive a guitar in my birthday that summer. It was a beautiful gift and this time I was going to seize it.
[draw by Esperanza Vera]
But, I had to make a decision. I was going to play the guitar only as a hobby? 

 In the mean while I dicovered that one of the uses of music is worship and God likes people's worship. In fact, according to Psalms 22:3, the psalmists speaks to God saying: "Yet you are holy,    enthroned on the praises of Israel."He is saying that God is were He is praised. So I decided to play only worship songs with my guitar.

  
In consecuence, my likes about music also changed. The kinds of music I like now are: gospel, contemporary christian, contemporary worship and christian rock. Although I still like some classical music, pop, rock, disco music, salsa, cumbia and other kinds.

 My favourite singer is Marcos Brunet and my favourite band is Hillsong United.

 I have a cousin that also plays the guitar and makes some musical experiments and one of my sisters plays viola.

 Music is very present on films. They wouldn't be the same withouth it. I saw one flm recently that I liked a lot: Sing! 
It's a very good movie and has a lot of good songs. After watching that movie I was at least three days singing "Shake it off".

 Although I don't have problems with singing that, I do when I can't stop singing songs of Silvio Rodriguez or Francisca Valenzuela. Silvio Rodriguez didn't bother me till I stood some days in my grandparents house and my grandmother put the same CD the whole day. In Francisca Valenzuela's case I used to like her, but now I can't stand her (I'm sorry for her fans but that is the truth). 

 What about you? There is any artist that you can't stand?

 Good bye!

Comments

  1. Walk This Way3 May 2017 at 16:26

    Oh Gospel! I like to much this, I would like to sing like them :(

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  2. opaque_armor3 May 2017 at 17:14

    i can't stand javiera mena ;c i just... cant ;c

    ReplyDelete
  3. Unknown6 May 2017 at 11:07

    I can't stand Manuel Garcia at all!

    ReplyDelete

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