Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Friday, January 16, 2009
Música: Empowerment.
I am a life long musician coming from a family of musicians...It always happily surprises me how great music can be empowering, can make me smile, can make me re/instill passion.
I was watching Telehit the other day and I saw this [I hate that this word is overused, but...] eclectic, simple simple music, but it was charming...the band "Hello Seahorse!"...they made me smile without me realizing it until the last chord was strummed...Upon googling 'em [What ever happened to altavista, ask punto com, and all those search engines?], I ran into this amazing blog that weblogs amazing [word count: II] music from "Latin America"....Go out and there check it.
...I already found a band that makes me smile. It's not loud, it's not overtly revolutionary...I enjoy its quiet simplicity. It's very much journal-writing music, hammack laying one...
Viva la música!
I was watching Telehit the other day and I saw this [I hate that this word is overused, but...] eclectic, simple simple music, but it was charming...the band "Hello Seahorse!"...they made me smile without me realizing it until the last chord was strummed...Upon googling 'em [What ever happened to altavista, ask punto com, and all those search engines?], I ran into this amazing blog that weblogs amazing [word count: II] music from "Latin America"....Go out and there check it.
...I already found a band that makes me smile. It's not loud, it's not overtly revolutionary...I enjoy its quiet simplicity. It's very much journal-writing music, hammack laying one...
Viva la música!
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Random thought...
I've been ignoring my journal [and blog, for that matter]...but, as I'm on the 'top, I figured I'd want to type this in before me forgets.
That to call yourself latina/o is to be without a country, to be without a nation, to be without a past, but to live in the present of interchangement."
Mo' to come.
That to call yourself latina/o is to be without a country, to be without a nation, to be without a past, but to live in the present of interchangement."
Mo' to come.
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