dodosito
biography
Economista del tiempo libre, autor de mis sueños, feliz con la vida, papá y esposo.
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My dad
My father was born in August 30, 1951 and he died few days ago, April 17, 2008
He was a great man, husband, father and grandpa. We miss him, he made a great family, always keeping and teaching us how to be good persons.
He gone quickly, and he never showed pain, he gave us peace 'cause he was in peace with God.
We are trying to pass it by, his memory is helping us to be fine
We'll never forget you dad, we love you
dodo
He was a great man, husband, father and grandpa. We miss him, he made a great family, always keeping and teaching us how to be good persons.
He gone quickly, and he never showed pain, he gave us peace 'cause he was in peace with God.
We are trying to pass it by, his memory is helping us to be fine
We'll never forget you dad, we love you
dodo
13 months
cabala??
i don't think so...
I came today to Bandamp and I saw the promised new version of it.
It's nice, I have to change my routines but, doesn't matter
i don't think so...
I came today to Bandamp and I saw the promised new version of it.
It's nice, I have to change my routines but, doesn't matter
Gig myths
Hello ampers! happy new year
I was reading the tostedgoat's review about his gig and he inspired me to write this lines about the "gig myths".
Sometimes doesn't matter where you are, the gigs have a special magic and, of course, many myths behind. We've seen the documental videos of our favorite artist and when we gig we want to live similar things, unfortunatelly, for the simple mortals as us, not always happen as it suppossed to.
so here are a part of those myths:
Myth #1: The musician just do music for the gig
False!! The musician always have stuff inconveniences, and must solve it just before the show. Could be the chords, the electric power, the monitores or something else.
If you think you'll arrive to the gig just to play music, sorry you're wrong.
Myth #2: You can't play under the rain
False too! Some years ago I was playing in a gig, and suddenly started to rain as I never imagine. I turn my head to see my band mates and I could read "what the heck" in his faces. We keep playing, the audience keep on dancing-jumping-singing and anybody of the 1,000 get hurt by an electrical discharge.
The damage is in the chords, not in the amp systems. You may get a cold, but even if don't rain
What myth you want to develate??
dodo
I was reading the tostedgoat's review about his gig and he inspired me to write this lines about the "gig myths".
Sometimes doesn't matter where you are, the gigs have a special magic and, of course, many myths behind. We've seen the documental videos of our favorite artist and when we gig we want to live similar things, unfortunatelly, for the simple mortals as us, not always happen as it suppossed to.
so here are a part of those myths:
Myth #1: The musician just do music for the gig
False!! The musician always have stuff inconveniences, and must solve it just before the show. Could be the chords, the electric power, the monitores or something else.
If you think you'll arrive to the gig just to play music, sorry you're wrong.
Myth #2: You can't play under the rain
False too! Some years ago I was playing in a gig, and suddenly started to rain as I never imagine. I turn my head to see my band mates and I could read "what the heck" in his faces. We keep playing, the audience keep on dancing-jumping-singing and anybody of the 1,000 get hurt by an electrical discharge.
The damage is in the chords, not in the amp systems. You may get a cold, but even if don't rain
What myth you want to develate??
dodo
interactive webradio
I'm tired of those webpages who offer web radio but you have to pay receiving commercial spots in between songs.
For example I used to listen from yahoo music to pandora all s&/)ks
but none gaves me a "full experience" about my moods, even when I created a profile.
I just downloaded the Firefox Campus, with three mini extensions to make the life easier: Stumble, Zotero and FoxyTunes. (download it as fast as you can)
In the first one I found www.musicovery.com and it's a real interactive webradio,
I'm very happy because I just have to choose the genre and my mood and just listen the recomendations or surf to check what's related, very simple
you can buy the song if you wish at Itunes and ebay
My favorites are rock, metal and reggae
I hope you like it,
to finish this post: think in a number between 0 and 9999 and see what makes it special in http://www.stetson.edu/~efriedma/numbers.html
go to firefox and upgrade your web experience, BTW I recommended Bandamp
Dodo
For example I used to listen from yahoo music to pandora all s&/)ks
but none gaves me a "full experience" about my moods, even when I created a profile.
I just downloaded the Firefox Campus, with three mini extensions to make the life easier: Stumble, Zotero and FoxyTunes. (download it as fast as you can)
In the first one I found www.musicovery.com and it's a real interactive webradio,
I'm very happy because I just have to choose the genre and my mood and just listen the recomendations or surf to check what's related, very simple
you can buy the song if you wish at Itunes and ebay
My favorites are rock, metal and reggae
I hope you like it,
to finish this post: think in a number between 0 and 9999 and see what makes it special in http://www.stetson.edu/~efriedma/numbers.html
go to firefox and upgrade your web experience, BTW I recommended Bandamp
Dodo
1st. bandamp international congress
We live in a posmodern era where the structures doesn't matter. No borders, no rules, no No's...
Anyway, many ampers are getting involved in the discussion about what's better to the site and to us. Everyone types his opinions but anyone want to put order to the main ideas.
the recent topics are deeply in the sense of the way will follow bandamp and bandampers, for example:
battles - votes - prizes
music: sell - protect - categorize
demos: how to do it?
collabs - benefit CD's
We haven't see to Entheon.or Mud at least, in many months...
we still waiting for answers to many, and so many, issues of interest not only to us, many of it depends of Entheon and Mud
maybe the mods and slasherx have contact with them, why they don't ask for their opinion, or much better, their assistance to solve this topics
so, I'm promoting a way to dialogue directly between all the interested to MAKE THE FUTURE of Bandamp
here co-exist people from different lands, latitudes, preferences, capabilities, BUT all of us loves MUSIC & BANDAMP
so, why don't??
dodo
Anyway, many ampers are getting involved in the discussion about what's better to the site and to us. Everyone types his opinions but anyone want to put order to the main ideas.
the recent topics are deeply in the sense of the way will follow bandamp and bandampers, for example:
battles - votes - prizes
music: sell - protect - categorize
demos: how to do it?
collabs - benefit CD's
We haven't see to Entheon.or Mud at least, in many months...
we still waiting for answers to many, and so many, issues of interest not only to us, many of it depends of Entheon and Mud
maybe the mods and slasherx have contact with them, why they don't ask for their opinion, or much better, their assistance to solve this topics
so, I'm promoting a way to dialogue directly between all the interested to MAKE THE FUTURE of Bandamp
here co-exist people from different lands, latitudes, preferences, capabilities, BUT all of us loves MUSIC & BANDAMP
so, why don't??
dodo
Collab Marino & dodo
This is my first collaboration job, and I'm so excited!
the song is call Lejos de Aqui (Faraway from here)
I added lyrics (voice) to the marino's music.
I want to thank to my mate Richardson for give me the chance to record in his studio (3CENUNO)
Dodo
the song is call Lejos de Aqui (Faraway from here)
I added lyrics (voice) to the marino's music.
I want to thank to my mate Richardson for give me the chance to record in his studio (3CENUNO)
Dodo




