Joyboy Blog

In general, for me, technology outside the professional field is not the most important thing, as long as it serves me for my social networks, to communicate and for leisure it is enough. Now, with my professional interests, things are very different. I like to compose and produce music for audiovisual media; cinema, television, video games, etc. For this, the most important tool and therefore my favorite is the computer. During the past year I decided to build my own computer. For this I saw many videos on the internet where I learned about each of its components; hard drive, motherboard, ram, processor, etc. Next, I have to install a DAW on my computer, a program for recording audio and also for creating data with digital sounds (MIDI). Thanks to these digital sounds, I can realistically have a large orchestra at my fingertips without having to pay a single musician. Now the only thing missing is to have a good external audio card to which to connect different controllers, instrument...

Today I am going to talk about my favorite concert. I don't think I have photos from that day as it was a long time ago, but I will use photos from the show in general. This was the year 2012 when I was almost 14 years old: The Wall, by Roger Waters. That day we arrived early, after lunch time. I was with my father "en cancha". There were many people of all ages and on the stage there was a small wall half built. At about nine in the afternoon the show began with the first song on the album: In the flesh, which ended with a plane that crossed the entire stadium until it crashed on the stage. From there, each of the songs in the musical followed one another, and with it different types of fireworks, giant puppets, huge balloons shaped like pigs, monsters and political allegories.   The last song was The Trial, one of my favorites, where the monsters that appeared there were projected on an already completed wall. Finally the wall is destroyed in front of everyone and the c...

Trans-Siberian Railway, Russia. There was a time when I spent a lot of time watching videos of travelers on YouTube, and one of the stops that seemed most spectacular to me is the Trans-Siberian; a very long train of more than 10,000 km in length, which connects Mosku, the western side of Russia, with Vladivostok, on the Pacific coast of the same country, opposite Japan.  This gigantic railway line was built during the time of the Sobetic Union with the aim of connecting the vast Russia from east to west, and thus control the possible independence moods of some extreme regions. For this reason, at present the trip that lasts at least six days is loaded with history. One of the things that motivates me the most to travel on that train is that people from all over the world and from different cultures travel on it, some of whom surely don't even understand english or spanish. The economy class is a space where all people live and share. If it were on the Trans-Siberian I would like t...