Friday night, my wife, me and 6 friends all went to Downtown Disney to the House of Blues to see a band called Si*Se.
Si*Se is a band out of NY and they are incredible. I found this little video on You Tube that I wanted to share with you all.
I love music and like all genres. I like to say that I like good music, it doesn't matter which station or which language it is in.
The best part of the night was actually meeting most of the band afterwards. They came out into the bar and hung out for a while. I at least got a chance to tell them how thankful I was for their performance and how much I like their music. They were very cool people.
BTW I believe the title translates into "The Blue House."
Yeah, I am such a Mexi-cant!
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I too like music of all different kinds. Musiuc crosses all boundaries. It does not matter what language it is in. You feel it.
Glad you had a nice evening with your wife and friends.
George that was great. Awesome conga player - I haven't done any drumming since before Xmas but I may have to summon the group very soon. BTW, I can also play the cowbell.....duh......
Sounds like an AWESOME time man!
And MN - I totally would love to come hear you & the band!
Cool. Sounds like a fun time.
Dood. Casa de Azul is House of Blues. I know that and I'm a gringo. :p
Mexi-cant jeez thats funny. i find that funny even up here in canada eh!
I wanted to drop you a buzz regarding your post about playing with your kids and how much that meant to you and rejuvinated you and that you reccommended it to us.
Well...emma learnt how to do "flips" (summersaults) from her day care. And she is amazing at them. But she wanted her dad to join in too. I didnt hesitate for one second. Remembering your post as i nervously tried to remember the basics of a "flip".
Dude..it hurt so much. But you know what ...i think i did 6 or 7 n a matter of 3 minutes. Emma was so impressed.
Thanks George.
Oh yea it is sooo cool that you can just go out for an evening and to to Disney Land. We are planning 4 years in advance to get there.
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