Watch on 3SpeakIt has been sung by various vocalists, I will share here the video of the version that Lilia Vera made.Doing a little history, there are those who claim that the first known couplet was Suspiros de España, by maestro Antonio Álvarez Alonso. The couplets are a poetic form of four lines or verses, they are written in colloquial language and the llanera couplets are inspired by the plain, either talking about its landscapes, or recounting the daily life of its people. Regarding Lilia Vera, she is a Venezuelan popular music singer born in 1951 and whose repertoire mainly includes songs of denunciation, protest and requests for social justice.

(Esta es una publicación bilingüe, puedes ver la versión en castellano al final del post)Dear community, I bring you - like the Beatles - "with a little help from my friends" a "Venezuelan party bonus." It belongs to that musical genre that was performed from house to house, touring the neighborhood playing and singing in a more or less improvised group that often had members join in each house it visited. This custom, due to various factors, some known to you who live far from Venezuela and others unknown, has been disappearing little by little, for this reason, even when it comes to happy songs, they reach us wrapped in a halo of nostalgia. This song is a hymn to the residence. His first line confirms it with "Today everything seems prettier to me." We would say around here: "To make everything look more beautiful, you have to give it a truck!" I suddenly remembered the Lyrics Let's go to Bethlehem, girls, there is a beautiful one there shining star, lights the way.

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Watch on 3Speak This song was sung a lot a few decades ago, the feeling of well-being and contentment was widespread. Now our situation is very difficult, but we live it with faith and hope that God will give His hand. And thanking everyone for their support and prayers. This song is a hymn to the residence. His first line confirms it with "Today everything seems prettier to me." We would say around here: "To make everything look more beautiful, you have to give it a truck!" I suddenly remembered the ending of that old movie "Gone with the Wind." When Scarlet O'Hara, seeing the charred ruins of what was once her prosperous cotton plantation, says the phrase that became famous: "Tomorrow will be another day." It's about that: having resilience for today, hope for tomorrow and prayer always. From the heart. Even if it's a simple "...and don't let us fall into depression, but deliver us from bad people, amen"

Watch on 3Speak(Este post està escrito con los principales idiomas de la plataforma: inglés y castellano. Puedes ver la versión en castellano al final del mismo)Hello community, I am once again participating in this fantastic Vibes Web 3 contest, in its week 14, This is a great contest created by @lordbutterfly and full of opportunities for those of us who love music. I don't sing, I'm an instrumentalist. My musical instrument is maracas. It is a percussion instrument, as we call all instruments that sound when we hit, rub or shake them. Maracas are shaken or shaken to produce sound. In Venezuela it is common to call them "capachos" since there are many maracas that have seeds from the capacho plant inside. Maracas are an instrument that is easily carried anywhere we go since their small size is compounded by the fact that they are very light. So one can easily carry them in one's wallet.

Watch on 3Speak(Este post està escrito con los principales idiomas de la plataforma: inglés y castellano. Puedes ver la versión en castellano al final del post)Hello community, I am here again participating in this fantastic Vibes Web 3 contest, vreated by @lordbutterfly, full of opportunities for those of us who love music. I don't sing, I'm an instrumentalist. My musical instrument is maracas. It is a percussion instrument, as we call all the instruments that sound when we hit or shake them. Maracas are shaken to produce sound. In Venezuela it is common to call them "capachos" since there are many maracas that have seeds from the capacho plant inside. Maracas are an instrument that is easily carried anywhere we go since their small size is compounded by the fact that they are very light. So one can easily carry them in one's handbag. Today I accompany myself with the maracas in the song "Maria Antonia" Pay close attention to its lyrics. María Antonia is a woman who is totally crazy. From the madness that she has, she sleeps inside the shop window María Antonia is a woman who is totally crazy . From the madness that she has, she sleeps between the shop window