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Dos Coronas a mi Madre/ Two crowns for my mother

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Dos Coronas a mi Madre/ Two crowns for my mother

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This is song is very important to me because it reminds me of all the women that have inspired me in my life, especially my mother and my grandmothers.

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LOS CADETES DE LINARES DOS CORONAS A MI MADRE

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Uploaded by LOS CADETES DE LINARES MX on 2015-11-23.

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Music will ALWAYS touch the soul

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I'm just going to leave this here.

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Tupac reminds me that it's always great to be yourself no matter what situation you're in, he also teaches me that nothing is more important than family and that is why I'm posting this video, because my mom is the center of my life.

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This man was just amazing, I have no other words to describe him

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Simone is a performer, at her concerts if you were talking during her set then she would stop until that person was done doing what they were doing. She was a great jazz vocalist, she was very political in her music as well and she was very well known for her activity in the civil rights era.

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Dancing in my life was a great, it was participatory, everyone had on a costume, everyone was dancing, once in a while we had live musicians play our music for us.

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I really like this version of redbone because it has a 80s feel to it even though it was released in 2016. It just gives me the chills every single time I listen to it, the soul and the passion behind it is just mesmerizing to the ear.

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"What is important to understand is that for certain social groups throughout the world, participatory music, dance, games, sports, and festivals are not merely the informal sidelines to the "real" event--professional athletics, music, and entertainment--but rather they are at the center of social life." - Turino

"From firsthand experience, I have found that in societies where participatory music making and dance are a regular part of frequent valued social activities. "- Turino

"Immigrant communities are bipolar in that they define themselves in relation to their original and new homes." - Turino

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I would describe my musical identity as well diversed, I listen to all kinds of music, and that includes country and classical. Growing up I was lucky enough to have all my family in my life, mother, father, and all grandparents; both of my grandmothers like norteñas, basically Hispanic folk dancing. My grandfather on my mothers’ side, he liked listening to organ music, really beautiful, and my grandfather on my dads’ side, he likes to listen to salsa and merengue. My mother and father are on very two different sides of the spectrum, my mom is what I like to call ghetto fabulous, she introduced me to hip-hop and all genres that fall with that, and my dad, he showed me what is was like to love someone with music, he likes oldie music from before his time. I can say that my family gave me a lot of musical options to choose from. Growing up, like every child, I wanted to learn music, so I started playing clarinet in the seventh grade, and going to middle school I heard a lot of different songs that I never heard at home, so then I found the internet. I started searching and I found people like Etta James,  Amy Winehouse, Muddy Waters, they were sounds I never heard before, and I liked to think that I could identify with what they were saying at such a young age. Later on I started listening to rock and rap and so many other things that make my identity what I like to call Musicalitacious.