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FELINHO's Pick of The Week
From May 1 to May 17 2008

Mi Buen Corazón
Amanda Miguel
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mi buen corazón
yo quiero saber por qué
te vuelves a enamorar
si siempre te han hecho mal
mi buen corazón
tú éres mi perdición
me arrastras siempre al dolor
me matas en cada amor
siempre que palpitas
yo comienzo a temblar
se que voy a llorar y tengo miedo
dime, corazón
si te hieren cada vez
por qué te entregas ?
penas, siempre penas
encontré en el amor
y su amargo sabor
aun me desvelo
creo corazón
que es mejor
para los dos
que ya no quieras
mi buen corazón
ayudame por favor
no me hagas decir que si
si quiero decir que no
siempre que palpitas
yo comienzo a temblar
se que voy a llorar y tengo miedo
dime corazón
si te hieren cada vez
por qué te entregas ?
penas, siempre penas
encontre el el amor
y su amargo sabor
aun me desvelo
creo corazón
que es mejor
para los dos
que ya no quieras


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Amanda Miguel
May 2008

Source: Wikipedia, the
free encyclopedia
Born in Gaiman, in the Chubut
Province in Argentina, June 1, 1956, to Angel Raúl Miguel and Ana
Delia Samso. Daughter of a music teacher, Amanda Miguel developed
her own interest and love for music as young as four years old.
At sixteen, the Miguel's moved to Buenos Aires, where Amanda
enrolled in Conversatorio de Albert Williams, where she studied
music and piano.
At 18, she met Diego Verdaguer, a
man 10 years her senior. At this time, Diego was already an
established artist, she joined his musical group called
Mediterráneo. The group enjoyed success in Argentina, but after
being discovered by a Mexican record executive, she launched her
own solo career with help from Diego.
Miguel's first album, El
Sonido Vol. 1, recorded in 1980, and released a year later.
Implementing a different sound and style than Mediterráneo. Her
album was a success, follow up albums followed and released a
year later. Songs released during this period such as Él Me
Mintio and Mi Buen Corazón have become staples of Spanish radio
stations.
The birth of her daughter,
Ana Victoria, lead Miguel to break from the recording studio and
focus on motherhood.
She world return to the music
scene in 1987, with her fourth album, El Pecado. In 1989 she
recorded her fifth studio album, El rostro del Amor. It's title
song, was written for Pope John Paul II. It used to greet the
Pope and sung for him by Miguel herself.
For her sixth album,
Rompecorazones, she delved in the world of ranchero music. Under
the supervision 0f composer Federico Mendez, he chose her songs,
including the title song, which became great hits.
In 1996, Miguel traveled to
Italy where she recorded Amame una vez más. The album was
released the same year and was met with critical praise and
highly positive sales in the United States and Latin America.
She returned in 1998 to
record once more. The album 5 Dias, was released the following
year. It included a re-make 0f the song "Así Como Hoy", which
Diego produced.
In 2005, she released her
album Piedra de Afilar. This album brought in new comer,
multi-instrumentalist David Snow as a co-producer with her long
time husband/producer Diego Verdaguer. This album shows Amanda to
be looking ahead to a more modern sound without losing the
polished productions and fabulous songs that made her famous.
This album also contains a long awaited duet between Miguel and
Diego, "Siempre Fuimos Dos", penned by David Snow, Diego
Verdaguer and Miguel, with lyrics by Anahi.
Amanda Miguel
Official Website
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Got Conjunto ?
January 2008
I
know Corpus Christi did Sunday Night for Jimmy Lee’s Cd release
party. It was held at a place called “ Tejanoville”. I have never
been there until last night. It is a very nice place to go to. It
is definitely a club. I was impressed with how clean the place was.
Good Tejano music being played by the DJ.This is also a place for
the sports minded people. I have never seen so many monitors in my
life. There were monitors everywhere. I went to the restroom to
wash my face and guess what? There were 7 urinals in there and each
one had it’s own monitor! I am serious folks. The place was very
nice. I congratulate the owners. I will go back. Anyway…. let’s get
down to the music.
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*PETITION TO REINSTATE ON
FM PUBLIC RADIO PROGRAMMING*
As John Stuart Mills states: The topic of free speech
fosters
authenticity, genius, creativity, individuality, and human
flourishing.
Should it not be practiced, unchallenged opinions become mere
prejudices and dead dogmas that are inherited rather than adopted.
Therefore, it is a logical conclusion that we ask
the strong
willed to
support our petition and ask the weak willed to step aside.
For it
is
our right to expressively
endorse a right that has been
wronged by
a
Capitalist Corporation that has forcefully emerged from
underground and has seized our music in a fierce attempt to
eliminate a tradition that
was indoctrinated by our raza and has become a symbol of our
musical
heritage and pride.
Indeed organized in parallel, we ask that you sign this petition
to
regain nuestra musica orquestal and conjunto regional and place it
back
on "Public Radio."
Which is subjective of and justly defined by
the judicial system as a legally binding unexclusive entity for
the people.
Conclusively and within our precincts, if our liberty of
expression is not valued by Univision than strip this country and
our raza of the
Constitution and all that it stands for!
We thank you for your support!
DHOC
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