Y la segunda canción debe ser esa que te empodera y te sostiene después de haber salido del estado emocional.

Indudablemente que esta canción por su contenido de agradecimiento a Dios me eleva, me hace sentir esa bendición divina.

Claro, claro, muéstrame el camino claro
Nos dio la luna, también el sol para darnos claro
(Ay mi Dios bendito papá)
Qué bonito el camino que me has elegido yo te amo
(Ay mi Dios, bendito papá)
Ay mi Dios, todito te debo
Ay mi Dios, la dicha te debo
Ay Señor bendito te quiero
(Ay mi Dios, bendito papá)
Ay mi Dios mi grito te elevo
(Ay mi Dios, bendito papá)
Ay Señor la vida te debo
(Ay mi Dios bendito papá)

Desde que la escuché la primera vez me gustó, aunque es larga, cada una de sus estrofas tiene el reconocimiento de una cercanía con la fuente que nos ha creado. Es una pieza que da alegría, que llena de fe, que hace sentir el perdón de Dios y eso es más que valioso para que nos empoderemos y llenemos de esperanza

La música es vital para nuestro bienestar, tener estas melodías que nos causan estos efectos es importante para sentirnos bien. Deseo invitar a @syllem y @sacra97 para que nos pongan a bailar.

A esta hora mientras escribo este post, pasadas las doce, estoy de cumpleaños, 10 de marzo, mi día para agradecer y recibir tantas bendiciones de familia y amigos y la música especial para llenarme de energía. ¡Gracias!

How wonderful music is, what a unique power it has to change our moods: it can take us to a certain place, bring us into a memory, shake us, shiver us, bring tears that we never imagined would come out, but also fill us with euphoria and bring a big smile to our faces.

The best thing is that this new state of mind will stay with us for a long time and will lead us to keep listening to other tunes of the same style, music that renews our emotions and makes us feel happy.

Each of us should have a playlist of songs that brighten our spirits and give us motivation. I remember that one of the most uncomfortable household chores for me was ironing, it made me hot and heavy, I kept putting it off until the amount of laundry was such that I had to get out of it. So I thought of playing happy music, the kind that invites you to dance. I liked classical music for cleaning (I already mentioned this in the previous post related to this topic), but ironing with merengue and salsa was another level. So that job became a fun chore.

Our dear friend @mosa71, invites us to a new initiative. Tell me by singing it awakened in me the desire to listen to that list of songs that put me to youtubing, a verb created to recreate that DJ job in my own way; at some point I have told you that I always used to stand with my children in front of the sound system and each one would take turns placing the needle in the groove of the acetate disc, where the song they liked was. We all listened and enjoyed it.

With time, technology changed our habits and now we do it in front of the computer on the Youtube channel. My children and grandchildren are still in the world of music, they sing and play musical instruments, which makes me very happy.

The post of the initiative proposes two modalities, I have chosen modality A.

If you choose modality (A), the first song or piece of music must be the one that has helped you to live and drain an emotion of those that vibrate under: sadness, grief, pain, rage etc...

Please listen to the following melody called London by Luis Felipe González which starts like this:

This London

You don't know it well but the name

If you come visit the atmosphere, its sadness hides.

Let's see if you come to London

And you convince yourself that the people answer you

And you'll sing and you'll play and you'll laugh and you'll dance.

I have no clear idea why I like this song so much, including the video; its author Luis Felipe González was born in Caracas but became a citizen of Colombia. Listening to this music changes my mood on the spot, it puts me in a good mood and any discomfort leaves it aside, it fills me with positive energy. I don't know London except in pictures, but the message that sadness is hidden comes through and invites you to dance.

The second song, which I invite you to listen to, is by the also Colombian Joe Arroyo, a song dedicated to God. I love the degree of trust, the "tuteo", the closeness with which he praises the Father Creator.