22 'Oiga' Joan Sebastian Y Prisma (Translated English Text) (old rules)

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Music Credits: Joan Sebastian 'oiga' ft. Prisma (Live)
Original Video link here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q_tuU0wA6k


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Probably one of my best works to date in terms of visual fx. Basically my imagination just went off and did its thing. Whilst opposites attract, truly it is the work of the creator above who melts it in together. It will feel comfortable. The beast will be cooled by the one he loves.

Joan Sebastian is a Mexican legend. Whilst not a silver spoon goon, he grew up from almost nothing and gained alot. Little known fact is that he actually considered becoming a Priest but instead left seminary (Catholic Priest School) to pursue a career in music.

Meanwhile, Prisma is more unknown. I could not find much of a description of her other than she is a singer/songwriter. I hear her voice and it is astounding with a spice of opera, likely indicating a lineage of singers before her. One of these days, I will translate a song from her to show the beauty of her voice when in harmony with music.



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