My latest song is a cover of a traditional Venezuelan song. Have you heard it yet? 🎙️
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CARAMBA (TRADITIONAL MUSIC FROM VENEZUELA) One of the things I enjoy most, aside from making music, is performing other people’s music. In this case, traditional Venezuelan music. This song is called “Caramba,” which is an expression of surprise or annoyance; in this instance, it conveys the sadness of a love that is no longer there. I’ve made 10 copies available as collectibles in case you’d like to support me by collecting them. However, I’d appreciate your feedback even more—if you listen to the song, please let me know what you think. Thank you so much to everyone for your continued support.
Lyric video for my new song 📹🎙️Gm fam! ☀️ I’d like to share this video I made for the song I uploaded recently, which received tremendous feedback and support from all of you. As a token of my gratitude, here’s the video I created for the song—a very intimate video with deep symbolic meaning for me. I’m sharing it with you all and making it available as a freemint for anyone who’d like to collect it. 📹Thank you for everything, and let me know what you think of the video📹🎧
Good morning, ORB! I’ve finally been able to upload the first single from my band, “Apollinaire.” The song, titled “Flores Desquiciadas,” was produced by Jean De Oliveira, the frontman and vocalist of the Venezuelan cult alternative metal band CANDY66, and recorded at MADRES STUDIOS here in Venezuela. Sound engineer Daniel Arrieche handled the mastering and recording. It’s a production I’m very proud of and happy to have been a part of. I wrote the song, but without my friends Juan Changir, Dagny Castillo, and Javier Boraure (the other band members), it wouldn’t have been possible. We’re currently still working on other projects related to the band. So if you collect this song, you’re directly helping us fund our trip to Bogotá later this year, where we’ll be playing a show there. Thanks to all of you, dear friends. Note: If you don’t collect this song, you can listen to it and give me your opinion about it; I’ll be sharing the lyrics translated into English today or tomorrow!
It is a story about a romantic misunderstanding. An encounter between two lonely souls.
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Buen momento para escuchar música tradicional venezolana mientras tomas un té y simplemente te sientas a pensar.
CARAMBA (TRADITIONAL MUSIC FROM VENEZUELA) One of the things I enjoy most, aside from making music, is performing other people’s music. In this case, traditional Venezuelan music. This song is called “Caramba,” which is an expression of surprise or annoyance; in this instance, it conveys the sadness of a love that is no longer there. I’ve made 10 copies available as collectibles in case you’d like to support me by collecting them. However, I’d appreciate your feedback even more—if you listen to the song, please let me know what you think. Thank you so much to everyone for your continued support.
Gngngngn 🌙Today I didn't respond to anything work-related. I realize I need to work on setting better boundaries. For now, these days are for family 💙
Gm gm Good morning, mushrooms 🍄☀️
thank you friend
@orbbro
Good afternoon, friends. I've been using ORB for quite a while now; in fact, it was the first Web3 platform where I was able to share my music and what I do. And I also felt comfortable interacting with other users who, over time, became true friends. I won't name them all because there are really so many, but among them all, I'd like to take this opportunity to say hello to
@sttsm
@nenx_
@eduardmsmr
@fabs27 @mooncha
@todayistheday
@hakuart @0xjavi @jordy0827
@0xmrvinyl Sure, there are a lot of people missing here, but these were the first ones that came to mind, haha. Thanks as always, friends. It's amazing how much time has passed, and well, even though we communicate digitally, we've managed to connect in a genuine way. Big hug 🙌🏼🎸🎙️