Un groupe de jeunes gens se constitue dans un coin de campagne. Au même moment, une soeur et un frère se retrouvent dans une situation périlleuse... 
"Histoire d'une invention" est un récit dans lequel la musique joue la plupart des rôles principaux.

Histoire d'une invention ---- Chap. 2 (Le boulevard)

In commemoration of the 20th of december, 1989, the day when the United States government invaded Panamá and ousted the country's military dictator, Manuel Antonio Noriega, the Government of Panamá recently decreed this date as a National Day of Mourning, to be commemorated yearly.

Panamá's citizens would do well not to regard this event in isolation.  Preceding the U.S. invasion, Panamá went through over 21 years of military dictatorship.  The dictatorship in turn was the result of years of questionable leadership and politics and a self-serving ruling elite and political class.

The way things are going today, almost 33 years later, it would seem these lessons were collectively not learned to the extent that they probably should have.
"Aquellos que no pueden recordar el pasado están condenados a repetirlo."
(Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.) 
-George Santayana

The song uses part of a melody by Avelino Muñoz and drags it across the entire length of the song.  The melody is part of a piece of Baile Típico, one of the main genres of Panamanian music, on which in turn the main theme of RPC, one of the country's regime-sanctioned TV stations during late 70's and 80's -- the heart of the dictatorship era -- was based.  The theme was thusly ever-present during those years that I was growing up and to me thusly almost synonymous with that dark yet wondrous time.

Los Años De La Dictadura [REMASTERED]

Composed Arranged & Produced
By Ian Greaves & Joerxworx
Joerxworx: flute and saxophone
@joerxworx

Hardwired Elements Feat. Joerxworx

old hybrid music concept model (1999), with recovering and mastering trying.. 🙏😅

platinum intro

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H-Dope Dogs

"太鼓（beat a drum）"

Vocals: Vocaloid Yukari
Art work: Victoria_Watercolor via Pixabay

太鼓打つ子の後を追う浮雲のおもい足取りわれの後追う

I followed a boy as he walked, beating his drum.
Anxiousness followed behind me.

太鼓 (beat a drum)

Fit For A King

Written and performed by David Cooper.

Say hello to the sun
Come on baby let’s run
We gotta be number one
Where no one else has gone

Tell me how far can you see
And what will be, will be
As the tide rolls in from the sea
Why?  Please someone tell me

Chorus

What you tell me I don’t feel
Oh you told me, Oh you told me
Though in time it will heal
Let me hold you, let me hold you now

Just close your eyes very tight
Can you see beyond the light
And try as hard as we might
Not everything is black and white

Chorus x 2

Say hello to the sun x 3

Say Hello To The Sun

The Lyrical Age

Inner Voice

E.R.M - PlitschPlatsch

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