Life And Its Awards | Poetry

Life and its Awards

I do not know if I deserve so many things But life has given it to me, It has given me health, love, It has given me a talent, music. I’ve lost a couple of times, I have stayed in some obstacles Overcoming them perhaps has not been easy But here I continue and I continue … I stopped looking at what was missing, And I discovered the route, I became a fan of those successes But not fanatical about them. My work not only nourishes my talent, It fills my soul and also my brain. My work, it’s not work It’s just … Life and its awards.

Silverio Armando Linares Torres

Community Approach

After doing a basic research and collecting a series of documents, I have managed to understand part of what is the Community Approach, since it is not only to reach a community, find a problem and try to solve it. In order to carry it out efficiently, we must take into account significant factors and realize that the most important thing of carrying out a project with the community is not what we can receive in return, but that we can contribute to the community so that the individuals who they conform to feel the person to develop the approach.  

When we go to the community, we must investigate its history, know its customs, be aware of its needs, and know what we can really help, the person in charge of this, carries the name of Sociocultural Animator, which is who is responsible to carry out all this research, dialogue with individuals to find the Needs, so that in this way we can carry out events where people participate, not only in the event executed, but before it takes place, since ideas or opinions are needed to carry out an better development and achieve the approach of the community in general.  

Generating activities that help us integrate with the community we can show that we are there to really help and we can find a solution together, we must take into account social creativity and group creativity, we must offer adequate spaces, with favorable conditions to always achieve the relationship between individuals.

How To Ask? | Poetry

How to ask?

I do not have how to ask them to sleep quietly,

Without the mosquitoes disturbing their sleep,

Without the heat ripping off the blankets,

How do I tell them to hold on?

How to ask?

They can not bathe,

Not hydrate as they should,

They can not eat well,

How do I tell them to hold on?

How to ask?

They are special people for me,

But they do not have special treatment,

They are only forgotten.

How do I tell them to hold on?

How to ask?

They do not have anything that gets damaged in the fridge,

Because there is no food,

They have nothing to buy,

Because they have not got money,

How do I tell them to hold on?

I can not ask you anything,

I can not give you more,

They have nothing to lose,

They have nothing to gain.

Yes, they are my parents; after a life of struggles, his old age struggles more to maintain hope.

Se Il Mio Nome Saper Voi Bramate | Poetry…

Greetings friends steemians! Surfing between music and poetry I came across a beautiful text belonging to the opera «El Barbero de Sevilla». It is a serenade sung by the Count of Alma Viva to her lover Rossina, and her title in Italian is «Seil Mio Nome Saper Voi Bramate».  

Based on the 1975 Pierre-Augustin de Beaaumarchais comedy, the composer Gioachino Antonio Rossini premiered the opera El Barbero de Sevilla at the Teatro Argentina in Rome in 1816, written by Cesare Sterbini.  

From there, this aria is extracted for tenor of coloratura where Count Alma Viva declares before Rosina singing a serenade and giving her a false name, Lindoro, so that she falls in love with him, regardless of his social status.

Se il mio nome saper voi bramate
Dal mio labbro il mio nome ascoltate
Io son lindoro
Che fido v’adoro
Che sposa vi bramo
Che a nome vi chiamo
Di voi sempre parlando cosi’
Dall’aurora al tramonto del di’
L’amoroso e sincero lindoro
Non puo’ darvi, mia cara, un tesoro
Ricco non sono
Ma un core vi dono
Un’anima amante
Che fida e costante
Per voi sola sospira così
Dall’aurora al tramonto del di’

If my name knows how you want From my lip, my name is heard I am the Indian I trust you so much What a bride I long for What I call you in the name Of you always talking like this From the aurora to the sunset of the di ’ Loving and sincere lindoro He cannot give you, my dear, a treasure I’m not rich But I give you one heart A loving soul What a trustworthy and constant For you alone sighs like this From the aurora to the sunset of the di ’

In this version of youtube, we can enjoy the beautiful voice of the Peruvian tenor Luigi Alba, which was recorded at the Teatro Allá Scala in Milan under the musical direction of Cláudio Abbado and scene of Jean Pierre-Ponnelle.   I hope this little post tribute to music, love and belcanto has been liked by all. Thanks to all the users and communities that are always aware of my publications on the platform like @ steempress-io … God bless you!

The Darkest Of My Dreams | Poetry

Today I walked the streets,

Streets with crowds of people,

Crowds of concerns

And hundreds of sad faces.  

Some of us share the wishes

Others share hunger and laziness

In these streets there is only sadness

There’s no more, they’ve taken everything away from us.  

We have lost strength

We also feel weak

But we are still us

Those who fight,

Those who left.  

Today Venezuela is dark

Full of deaths, Full of pain,

But tomorrow we will be free

Someday we will be Nation.

Silverio Armando Linares Torres

In You I Feel That Flight

People laugh, I can feel it, No more of the fear involved So it feels, Do not fly, do not fly But I feel like I’m flying.   We’re happy I can feel it, People celebrate so much So it feels, The freedom has not arrived yet But I feel like I’m flying.   We are full of pride I can feel it, We all plan our future So it feels, Nobody can fly But I feel like I’m flying.   Venezuela I can feel it, Venezuela So it feels, Venezuela In you I feel that flight.

Silverio Armando Linares Torres

Can Not Stop The River | Poetry

Can not Stop The River.   The river began its journey, The search for that hidden place, We were not able to take the road, To let the water go on.   Looking and walking, We notice our smallness Facing the world, The bustling world.   I did not have any more words, I just followed and followed. Stop walking and swimming, I was scared but I succeeded.   I never lost hope, But I had to be water from this stream Because the waterfall took me to glory Because being part of the world It is accepting our destiny.

A Love Of Tomorrow

A Love of Tomorrow   His eyes looked like glass, I thought they were not real, Illuminate my soul with your smile, His skin was so tender and beautiful.   I got lost in its smell and at that moment, Hearing her name is a song for my chest, Telling him what I feel is a great emotion But how can I tell him my verses?   I imagine how that moment would be, When you see it, when you feel it, My heart knows him, my soul awaits him, But my eyes have never seen him.   How can I be possible to love like that? Without knowing him, without embracing him, without touching him. How can it be the most expected? If I still do not know his caresses.   Someday it will come and I will continue with so many questions, I will look at the mirror and hold it in my arms, I will listen to your heart and we will both meet. It will be born of me, it will be born of him, it will be love.   I can not then live without having him, It will fill me with happiness, satisfaction, It will be my son or it will be my daughter’s. But having him in your arms will be a great joy.

Alleluia | Jake Runestad

Happy Easter for all! Hallelujah!!! Today is the last day of the Week of the Year, one of the most important days of Christianity, since the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the basis of the faith of our church.  

For being such a special day, I want to close my week of Sacred Music for Holy Week with a deserved Alleluia. Being this one of the most used and interpreted by the choral music, there are too many composers who have made their contribution. However, I chose the young composer Jake Runestad.  

In this video we can see the world premiere of this contemporary work, which took place on February 21, 2014 at the Teatro Granada in Santa Bárbara, California with the choral group Lake Vocal Artists under the direction of Dr. Brady Allred, This being one of the best interpretations that can be found on the web.  

I hope you have enjoyed this compilation of sacred choral music that I prepared with great love for this special week, as is Holy Week. Each day of it has a feeling, an interpretation and an environment that composers bring to music and we singers to interpretation.  

Thanks to all the people who were aware of the work I did this week and apologize for the bad, I am always willing to receive constructive criticism to improve. I also hope you enjoyed this Alleluia, one of the happiest I’ve been able to sing, worthy of a day as important as the Easter … Thank you again and may God bless you!

Crucifixus | Antonio Lotti

First, I extend a fraternal greeting to the entire steemit community! In the course of this major week of the year I have been sharing important sacred compositions of the choral world due to the liturgical period in which we find ourselves.  

Today, Good Friday is the day on which the death of Jesus Christ is remembered. The only day of the year in which the Holy Mass is not celebrated in the Catholic Church. The day Jesus died on the cross for the forgiveness of our sins. For this reason today I share the Crucifixus of Antonio Lotti.

Literally, the Crucifixus is a motet that speaks of the crucifixion of Jesus. It is a famous composition with 8 voices of the Italian Antonio Lotti (1667 – 1740) from the late baroque period. This extraordinary counterpoint is written in the key of C minor, giving it the atmosphere of pain that characterizes it. It is one of the best choral pieces to be performed during Holy Week.  

I hope you liked this post. There are only two days left of this holy week, where I will continue to share with you the best repertoire of sacred music. Thank you all for the attention and support and I say goodbye inviting them to keep an eye on my future publications … May God continue to bless you!