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Versión en vivo del tema de Soda Stereo (tocada en el homenaje a Cerati producido por el programa PONÉ MUTE de Radio Nacional Rock) en el auditorio de Radio Nacional ***

El Gnomo: guitarra y voz
Javi Reznik: bajo
Toto Ciccone: batería
Santi Garriga: guitarra eléctrica
Rodrigo Ruiz diaz: piano y teclado

"Te Para 3" (Gustavo Cerati) por La Filarmónica Cósmica en Vivo en Radio Nacional

Gustavo Cerati - Amor amarillo - Cover de guitarra

Gustavo Cerati - Vivo (Cover) Santino

Grabado en estudios Groove-Shelter por Diego Villafañe

Gustavo Cerati - Vivo

Mira Niñita - Los Jaivas

Te para tres - Soda Stereo

"Feathers on the Path" is the first song in the Garden Scrolls Trilogy — a spiritual and emotional journey through awakening, memory, and hope. Based on real mystical experiences, this track captures the moment of divine encounter: when love arrives, time bends, and the world becomes a living symbol. With poetic lyrics, ethereal instrumentation, and a voice rising from silence, this song traces the first step of a soul beginning to remember who it truly is.

This is a story of white feathers, dream-walks, and a voice calling from beyond the veil — a path lit not by certainty, but by presence.

Garden Scrolls Trilogy: Feathers on the Path — Awakening & Love

“Heartbeat from the Curb” is a raw, haunting anthem for a generation living on the edge. Blending intimate storytelling with cinematic intensity, the song captures the precariousness of modern ambition-where the distance between hope and homelessness is often just a heartbeat. Against the backdrop of sweeping federal layoffs and a crushing student debt crisis in the United States, this track speaks to millions whose dreams are threatened by forces beyond their control.

Through vivid imagery and honest lyricism, “Heartbeat from the Curb” follows a protagonist balancing academic aspiration and survival, refusing to compromise their ethics even when the system fails them. The song’s emotional core is powered by themes of resilience, solidarity, and the quiet acts of kindness that keep hope alive. As mass layoffs reshape the American workforce and student debt burdens a new generation, this song becomes both a mirror and a rallying cry-reminding listeners that dignity and dreams persist, even when the world feels one step away from collapse.

With its universal message and timely relevance, “Heartbeat from the Curb” resonates deeply in today’s America-and anywhere people find themselves fighting for a future on uncertain ground.


Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
I write essays by the hallway light,
Rent’s overdue, my stomach’s tight.
Counting coins for coffee,
Hiding hunger in a smile.
The fridge hums empty,
Shoes wear thin with every mile.
I tape my dreams to the window,
But the cold keeps creeping in.
Balancing on deadlines, hungry and unseen—
Success and the sidewalk, just a paper in between.

[Pre-Chorus]
They call it equal chances,
But I see who slips and falls.
Hope folded in my pocket,
Behind these paper walls.

[Chorus]
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb,
My future in a folder,
Sleep curled on the floor.
But I’m holding on for more—
So close to moving up,
So close to moving out.
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb.

[Verse 2]
My sister paid my dues
When hope was running low—
A flash of kindness shining
Where the system’s shadows grow.
A crumpled list of wishes
Pressed against my side—
To heal, to teach, to run,
To live before I die.
I turn down easy money
If it means I lose my soul,
I’d rather sleep out in the rain
Than let corruption take control.
I miss the taste of ramen
On late nights with a friend,
But hearing “You’re a good one”
It’s the reason I keep walking,
Even when the night won’t end.

[Pre-Chorus]
They call it equal chances,
But I see who slips and falls.
Hope folded in my pocket,
Behind these paper walls.

[Chorus]
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb,
My future in a folder,
Sleep curled on the floor.
But I’m holding on for more—
So close to moving up,
So close to moving out.
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb.

[Bridge]
But I won’t let the system
Decide who I become—
I gather hope from shadows,
And rise to meet the sun.
I see my reflection
In windows late at night,
Telling myself softly:
Stand up.
Hold on.
Fight.

[Final Chorus]
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb,
But I’m more than these worries,
More than this fear.
I’ll build my tomorrow,
I’ll make it clear:
So close to breaking through,
So close to moving out—
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb.
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb.

Ohhhhhh
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[Bridge]
But I won’t let the system
Decide who I become—
I gather hope from shadows,
And rise to meet the sun.
I see my reflection
In windows late at night,
Telling myself softly:
Stand up.
Hold on.
Fight.

[Final Chorus]
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb,
But I’m more than these worries,
More than this fear.
I’ll build my tomorrow,
I’ll make it clear:
So close to breaking through,
So close to moving out—
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb.
I’m just a heartbeat from the curb.

Heartbeat from the Curb

Bocanada Gustavo Cerati

Artefacto - Amor Amarillo

Artefacto - Crimen

Herramientas utilizadas para la grabación de la voz:
Micrófono interno de SG A10 + Grabadora de Voz de SG A10

Herramientas utilizadas para la mezcla y edición de la voz:
Adobe Audition 2018

Pista: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDm0XdqAt_A

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