Since I was a child I have loved music. I have walked through a variety of musical genres. My father liked Inquieto Anacobero, Daniel Santos and Javier Solis. My mother liked Billos, Moisés charritas, rock, that is to say wuachi wuachi, as we Venezuelans say. Luis liked rock songs, such as: Los Terrícolas, Pasteles Verdes, Grupo Miramar, Los Nómadas and Punto Sur. My older brother, Diame, loves Nicola Di Bari and Los Angeles Negros, and José doesn't like music. Among these older brothers I grew up and lived their generations, friends and their music.

They would take turns with the record player and save up to buy their beloved records. They would go dancing to some places called petatecas at that time, I don't know what they were about, they let the boys go and my sister would stay crying because they wouldn't let her go out. It was the time of macho shoes, pants, shirts that stuck to the body and long hair. They talked about love and peace. I think that most of those who lived through this stage were just talking, because if they had practiced it, maybe the world would be different.

I close my eyes and go back to those days that I love and miss the most. So many beautiful memories. I hear them humming their favorite song:

My parents dancing to their favorite paso doble: "Kissing is the tastiest thing, if the kiss is given with emotion..." That's what mom used to say to dad in a mischievous way. Luis lived in love, all the girls in my neighborhood cried with his serenades: "I know you will also say the same, even if your heart breaks...". Temeridad" by Grupo Punto Sur. Manita used to say: "How violets you will also return, the spring you will carry with you,..." by Nicolás di Bari. I also cried listening to "y volveré" by the Black Angels.

My older brother, Moisés always listened to their chatarritas and danced to their crazy music. His favorite one is michu michu...Hahaha. That's what I call "Sympathies for the devil". She brought home my sister-in-law Rosalba; the sister who gave me life and who I love very much. She has always been by my side through thick and thin. I hope life gives me the opportunity to meet again. She likes the songs of Juan Gabriel and José José. With Rosalba she formed her home and gave me my four loves: Moisés, Rosalbita, Eduardo and my chubby Gabriela. Of which I have two singers Moises and Eduardo, they have beautiful voices.

Then came the times of my younger siblings; Manuel likes the songs of the Bee Gees; his favorite being "Night Fever" from the Saturday Night Fever album. @dorytagil2022 the chatarritas, when I was young I used to sing wuasaranara, jajajja. Guess what song this is my friends from Encuentro de Talento. Younger brother Frank likes rock and pop, and his song of choice is "Werewolf in Paris".

"Everything in the universe has rhythm, everything dances."

(Maya Angelou )

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My life is music, I like all genres of music, especially charritas, jazz, ballads, pop. When it comes to dancing I love merengues, salsas and pasodobles. Singers of all times that came to stay: George Michael "Careless Whisper", Billy Joel "Honesty", Air Supply "All for Love", Chicago "If You Leave Me Now", Christopher Cross "Arthurs", Aerosmith "I Don't Want to Miss Anything", Guns N' Roses "November Rain", Roxette "It Must Have Been Love", and many others.

I love Spanish Ballads. I'm going to give you a little walk through four songs selected from my favorites. The choice was very difficult.

Suénala DJ...

Wuao, my first party and dance, I finally got permission, I was fourteen years old. It was very rare, since they wouldn't let me go out. I danced for the first time with my friend Chuchu, it's by Carol King and it's called "You've got a friend". This tune was released in 1971. It talks about friendship, it's a beautiful melody.

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College life; there are two songs that remind me of my student days, carefree and happy. "I just called to say I love you" by Stevie Wonder . Released in 1984. This song won an Oscar award for best original song.

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"Yolanda" by Pablo Milanés, the university classmates sang this song in the hallways, and after lunch. Groups could be seen everywhere, under the mango trees, on the stairs, in the gardens. Don't think there is a person who doesn't know this song. It is a melody that never goes out of fashion and will remain in time.

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Nowadays I continue with my musical vibe. Music serves as a distraction and helps me to write. I vibrate the same way I did when I was young, I consider that age is not an impediment to be happy. Like everyone else I have made mistakes, I have fallen, but I have gotten up. Above all I am grateful for everything I have been given; my family and my son. Life is beautiful if we know how to live it and mine has music and sound.

Time and experience make me say like Jorge Celedón and Jimmy Zambrano: "How beautiful is this life". Released in 2006 on his album Son Para El Mundo.

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This melody is a hymn to life, freedom and seizing opportunities. I like to listen to it when I feel my vibrations low and it helps me to get up. This composition tells me that life is worth living and gives me encouragement.

I say goodbye friends of Encuentro de Talentos, @angelica7, @geadriana, @miguelmederico, @eugelys and @guachoman.

"I like the way the morning smells I like the first sip of coffee
I like the first gulp of coffee I feel when the sun
sun peeks through my window and fills my eyes with a beautiful sunrise.
of a beautiful sunrise.
(Jorge Celedón and Jimmy Zambrano)

Todas las imágenes son de pixabay, les dejo el reconocimiento de la primera:

All images are from pixabay, I leave you the recognition of the first one:

“Link”

Mi avatar lo diseñe en la app Bitmoji.

I designed my avatar in the Bitmoji app.

El separador con las notas musicales es de pixabay, les dejo el reconocimiento:

>The separator with the musical notes is from pixabay, I leave you the acknowledgement:

“Link”