Los Ramones - I believe in Miracles (cover)

ESP

Hola de nuevo comunidad musical!
Este es mi segundo post en la semana, lo cual es raro, pero trato de seguir mis ganas de tocar cuando estan ahi.
Sobretodo disfruto el momento en que cambio las cuerdas y estan super brillosas en su sonido.
Para los videos de esta semana, elegi grabar solo con el mic condenser, lo cual implica un desafio en cuanto a balancear la voz y la guitarra. No se si lo logre pero quede contento en cuanto al sonido.
En esta ocasion, intente salir de la tipica cancion rasgueada (hace dos dias postie la cancion Tender, de Blur) suavemente y me adentre en el punk rock. Lo cual es raro hacerlo con instrumentos acusticos y poder mantener la energia que necesita.
Y si digo Punk Rock, al menos a mi, lo primero que se me viene a la mente son Los Ramones. Una banda iconica y que ademas disfruto de una popularidad inusual en Argentina. Tanta que ni siquiera ellos podian creer que llenaran estadios. Es mas, uno de sus integrantes se caso con una argentina y se vino a vivir al pais.
Volviendo a la interpretacion, elegi el tema** I believe in miracles**, que fue grabado en el disco de 1989 "Brain Drain".
Me tome la libertad de modificar brevemente la letra, en el principio
de la segunda estrofa. En vez de:
I'm out here kickin' with the band.
I am no longer a solitary man.

Cante:
**I'm out here with no band
I am still a solitary man.
**

Por lo demas la cancion la interprete bastante fiel a la original, solo subi un poco la velocidad porque me parecio necesario darle
un toque mas punk XD

Sin nada mas que agregar, espero disfruten.

LETRA

I used to be on an endless run.
Believe in miracles 'cause I'm one.
I have been blessed with the power to survive.
After all these years I'm still alive.

I'm out here kickin' with the band.
I am no longer a solitary man.
Every day my time runs out.
Lived like a fool, that's what I was about, oh

I believe in miracles.
I believe in a better world for me and you.
Oh, I believe in miracles.
I believe in a better world for me and you.

Tattooed your name on my arm.
I always said my girl's a good luck charm.
If she can find a reason to forgive,
Then I can find a reason to live.

I used to be on an endless run.
Believe in miracles 'cause I'm one.
I have been blessed with the power to survive.
After all these years I'm still alive.

I believe in miracles.
I believe in a better world for me and you.
Oh, I believe in miracles.
I believe in a better world for me and you.

I close my eyes and think how it might be.
The future's here today.
It's not too late.
It's not too late, yeah!

I believe in miracles.
I believe in a better world for me and you.
Oh, I believe in miracles.
I believe in a better world for me and you.

ENG

Hello again music community!
This is my second post this week, which is rare, but I try to follow my urge to play when it's there.
I especially enjoy the moment when I change the strings and they are super shiny in their sound.
For this week's videos, I chose to record with just the condenser mic, which is a challenge in terms of balancing the voice and the guitar. I don't know if I succeeded, but I was happy with the sound.
This time, I tried to get out of the typical strummed song (two days ago I posted Blur's Tender) and go softly into punk rock. Which is rare to do with acoustic instruments and be able to keep the energy it needs.
And if I say Punk Rock, at least to me, the first thing that comes to my mind is The Ramones. An iconic band that also enjoyed an unusual popularity in Argentina. So much that not even they could believe that they filled stadiums. In fact, one of its members married an Argentinean and came to live in the country.
Back to the performance, I chose the song** I believe in miracles**, which was recorded on the 1989 album "Brain Drain".
I took the liberty of modifying briefly the lyrics, at the beginning of the second stanza.
of the second verse. Instead of:
**I'm out here kickin' with the band.
I am no longer a solitary man.

Sing:
**I'm out here with no band
I am still a solitary man.
**

For the rest of the song I interpreted it pretty faithful to the original, I only raised the speed a little bit because I thought it was necessary to give it a more punk touch XD
a touch more punk XD

Nothing else to add, I hope you enjoy. ENP

Hello again music community!
This is my second post in a week, which is rare, but I try to follow my desire to play when they are there.
Mostly I enjoy the moment when I change the strings and they are super shiny in their sound.
For this week's videos, I chose to record with just the condenser mic, which is a challenge in terms of balancing the voice and the guitar. I don't know if I succeeded, but I was happy with the sound.
This time, I tried to get out of the typical strummed song (two days ago I posted Blur's Tender) and go into punk rock. Which is rare to do with acoustic instruments and be able to keep the energy it needs.
And if I say Punk Rock, at least to me, the first thing that comes to my mind is The Ramones. An iconic band that also enjoyed an unusual popularity in Argentina. So much that not even they could believe that they filled stadiums. In fact, one of its members married an Argentinean and came to live in the country.
Back to the performance, I chose the song** I believe in miracles**, which was recorded on the 1989 album "Brain Drain".
I took the liberty of modifying briefly the lyrics, at the beginning of the second verse. Instead of:
**I'm out here kickin' with the band.
I am no longer a solitary man.

Sing:
**I'm out here with no band
I am still a solitary man.
**

For the rest of the song I interpreted it pretty faithful to the original, I only raised the speed a little bit because I thought it was necessary to give it a more punk touch XD

Nothing else to add, I hope you enjoy.

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