Peter Bazquez. Today is World Autism Day. Raise people' s awareness of
autism. This tea you know that as time goes by he' s not
realizing. There is still a long way to go on this issue, but
when you see it it has been achieved quite a bit, not on condition,
but on people who already, for example, have a little more awareness
of what a person with autism is. Yeah, for example, I'
m obviously telling you it' s missing enough yet, but they don'
t see it as a strange thing anymore or treat you like something from the
other world. If you are not incorporating it more into societies in your environment,
and it really is that makes one feel good that, as a society,
at least one is learning a few things. This is a condition that
science still does not agree. He does not yet know what causes this,
but it is certainly the life of a family that has a person with autism.
Day to day is important. There is no one day equal to the
other and today World Autism Day is celebrated. Scientize people about this condition.
People who have autism. There' s a different kind of autism. Within
the spectrum of autism there are different, there are like five, then there
are some that catalogue it, slight another each or two, three, etcetera.
But that' s it, that' s the meil thing. There
are people with autism who act differently, who are equal or one autistic to
the other. It' s never the same. Behaviour is never the same.
But it' s really wonderful. It is a daily learning that is
something that people who have family with autism. They' re the only ones
who will understand it here There are many institutions that are responsible for doing a
pretty good job in relation to this, but I certainly won' t say
what does that more. More government support and that sort of thing is needed,
because that' s how we' re going to waste time. I
see over wet. Yes, but yes, certainly every person who has a
family member with autism is looking for a way to throw that family member forward
and insert it into society. So if you are one of the people who
has a family member with autism, feel good, feel proud that that is
not a cause of the other world. It' s not a disease,
it' s not contagious, it doesn' t stick or anything like that.
On the contrary, it' s exciting to have a family member with
autism. It is very relaxing and, besides, it is something quite the
affection you receive from those people are quite interesting. That said, there are
a number of things about Mana that were ringing there. There are a number
of things that you start to realize that the phrase that they say and that
the fuck we were happy and we didn' t know. And certainly,
listening to that song from Mana, I realized that at that time, if
we were really happy, what they are rock lovers is at that time they
considered Mana as a band, as the junk of rock, They said that
it is one of the rock if there were many cars, it happens that
also with what there was, as with what one compared more than really Manna
was rock was like honest. I have since Manada' s first record of
the eighty- seven and I was a fan of Mana and I must say
that Mana could catch on to popular taste, because Mana made music that he
who was not a purist of rock could understand and consume. I mean,
they mixed in the sound of a lot of things that for the time they
appealed to the big audience on their first album they didn' t have.
Yes, Maná was a very bad band at its origin and one must recognize
the musical quality and musicians they had, who created melo vis brother. But
you compared Mana to stereo soda was a sacrilege, you compared Mana to other
bands of the time, from Argentina, Chile, from Mexico itself. But
what happens is that Manat knew how to reach an audience that consumed it and
adopted it. I mean, Mana looked a lot like a part of the
audience that they were up to rock, but he liked the Painstream sounds by
calling it somehow more pop sounds, more pachatous, more poleroid was the band
like those of the Wannavids Rock yes mana was the transition, that was the
transition for the rockers. You know what I was going to tell you that
everyone who had at school in the nineties or early two thousand, a rock
band over there at school started playing reas. Put in a simpler way,
man was the band of the poppies. Yeah, not exactly. You don
' t have to give up your dress. I repeat, I was a
fanatic of Mana since the year ninety- two ninety- three. Around there,
I kind of started to hit his music by listening to stations here that
were playing rock. As it is said alternately, a manna song was sometimes
queued. But when Mana came here in the nineties, for the first time
she came to the racetrack is her god already had a record that had been
a hit and the most successful mana song on that record is not rock.
It' s just a mix of sounds out there. Obviously, we came
from the 1980s, which is the time of the Paul Ballads, from those
great American bands that recorded great hits and with mana did something similar. I
mean, the producers worked that manna sound for that. But remember that when
the Angels cried the song I had had other hits that were there. I
think if I' m not wrong about that same record. That song was
yes before and after, and that is not a rock like the other that
accompanied at the time, as perhaps the sound of Toreros dead from Spain or
the sound of de challe Cía or of what is called the other Argentine,
of Fito Páez and of a lot of bands that for the time were the
ones that defined the sound of rock in Spanish. As a referent, it
' s the sound of that stereo thing and a bunch of other bands that
even from Brazil came out rock. It has the particularity that music us rock
compositions, are quite complicated lyrics or that they have, they always have a
wrapped up a somewhat strange theme and the way they express it, of them
to say it you also have to have a culture chin to understand it clearly.
Of course it is I and they use the metaphor a lot exactly the
same is because of me I have always had a conflict with human by the
song El pier de San Blas, because Mana says that that is not a
crazy woman who lived on a pier in a Mexican port. They want to
know her, but that' s the story of pure Penelope and I just
put it Magin. The pier of Sambles is the story of the majinbel recorded
Penelope and recorded it. Right, I' m wrong. Penelópez a song
by a Spanish singer or Cerra and that song is recorded by Diego Torres and
Diego Torres' by Fernando Villeron. In the same year Merengue and the three
damn songs sounded on par because even though the one closed and very old stuck
the three Paul saw the one being Ras of ucitar because it was like a
comparator who sang it best. And it has to be said that there are
three very good performances, that of the author, that of the singer who
was in fashion and quite glued, and that of the merenguero who makes unbeatable
versions of each song he sings, just like Laura de de de Neck,
Laura or en mere and who stuck in and in fact, in a festival
president, in the festival in the ninety- nine, in the festival that
he simulated and that threw himself from the n just behind Ibaneck, behind the
tobacco. I there, I mean, they didn' t tell me and
he was asking that n is ba a cantel merengue with him and no one
that jim knows it already come, already enjoy those who are old, already
find a manas CD if there exist cd and enjoy only him a blog that
made for MTV and CD when the angels cry to me. There' s
my favorite song from Manapo, from my song right now in the crazy watchou world.