Three-Tune Tuesday: Tres canciones de Aditus/ Three songs by Aditus (ESP/ ENG)
Three-Tune Tuesday: Tres canciones de Aditus
Ya estamos casi llegando al final de esta serie de posts sobre los Ídolos venezolanos de los 80. Esta semana escucharemos una de las más conocidas bandas de pop-rock de Venezuela: Aditus.
Según Wikipedia, Aditus fue creado en 1973, mi año de nacimiento, pero fue en los 80, cuando graba con una de las disqueras más importantes del país en aquella época, Sonográfica, que se convierte en todo un éxito dentro de la juventud venezolana. Hagamos un homenaje a esta banda escuchando tres de sus más grandes éxitos.
Algo eléctrico
No te vayas ahora
No te vayas ahora, que no quiero estar sin ti
No te vayas ahora, que no quiero estar sintiéndome tan solo,
piensa un poco y dame otra oportunidad
No te pueden apagar
Aditus es una banda que todavía sigue sonando; de hecho, hace poco se unieron para celebrar 40 años de éxitos. Se dice rápido, pero así como los 4 años de #ttt, detrás de esos años hay mucho trabajo, esfuerzo, ganas. Qué viva la música por siempre.
Los videos compartidos son de Youtube, el texto fue traducido con Deepl
Esta es mi participación de esta semana en la iniciativa de nuestro gran amigo @ablaze: Three Tune Tuesday. Si quieres participar, aquí te dejo el enlace
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A great day, folks. Today is Tuesday and as you all already know, Tuesday is music day at Hive. Today is #tttt day, an initiative that this week is turning 4 years old. So congratulations to its creator: our great friend @ablaze.
We are almost coming to the end of this series of posts about Venezuelan Idols of the 80s. This week we will listen to one of the best known pop-rock bands from Venezuela: Aditus.
According to Wikipedia, Aditus was created in 1973, my year of birth, but it was in the 80's, when they recorded with one of the most important record labels in the country at that time, Sonográfica, that they became a hit among the Venezuelan youth. Let's pay tribute to this band by listening to three of their greatest hits.
The song “Hay algo eléctrico” is the title track of the album they released in 1987, which catapulted them as one of the most popular pop groups. It must be said that although at the beginning Aditus was a band with a “progressive tendency”, not only because of the change of its members, but also in the search to reach a wider audience, they began to work with more commercial sounds.
If the previous song was danced by the young people who jumped with the chorus: "Hay algo eléctrico entre tú y yo", with "No te vayas ahora", people cried as if it were a ballad of spite:
No te vayas ahora, que no quiero estar sin ti
No te vayas ahora, que no quiero estar sintiéndome tan solo, piensa un poco y dame otra oportunidad
The last piece, "No te pueden apagar" is an anthem of the time. This piece is a song of hope. It speaks not only of the world, of music, but also of the life of a human being, who even in spite of adversity, must continue to shine. No one can allow another to extinguish his light.
Aditus is a band that is still going strong, in fact they recently got together to celebrate 40 years of success. It is said fast, but just like the 4 years of #ttt, behind it there is a lot of work, effort, desire. Long live the music forever.
Esta es mi participación de esta semana en la iniciativa de nuestro gran amigo @ablaze: Three Tune Tuesday. Si quieres participar, aquí te dejo el enlace
![Click here to read in englis]
A great day, folks. Today is Tuesday and as you all already know, Tuesday is music day at Hive. Today is #tttt day, an initiative that this week is turning 4 years old. So congratulations to its creator: our great friend @ablaze.
We are almost coming to the end of this series of posts about Venezuelan Idols of the 80s. This week we will listen to one of the best known pop-rock bands from Venezuela: Aditus.
According to Wikipedia, Aditus was created in 1973, my year of birth, but it was in the 80's, when they recorded with one of the most important record labels in the country at that time, Sonográfica, that they became a hit among the Venezuelan youth. Let's pay tribute to this band by listening to three of their greatest hits.
The song “Hay algo eléctrico” is the title track of the album they released in 1987, which catapulted them as one of the most popular pop groups. It must be said that although at the beginning Aditus was a band with a “progressive tendency”, not only because of the change of its members, but also in the search to reach a wider audience, they began to work with more commercial sounds.
If the previous song was danced by the young people who jumped with the chorus: "Hay algo eléctrico entre tú y yo", with "No te vayas ahora", people cried as if it were a ballad of spite:
No te vayas ahora, que no quiero estar sin ti
No te vayas ahora, que no quiero estar sintiéndome tan solo, piensa un poco y dame otra oportunidad
The last piece, "No te pueden apagar" is an anthem of the time. This piece is a song of hope. It speaks not only of the world, of music, but also of the life of a human being, who even in spite of adversity, must continue to shine. No one can allow another to extinguish his light.
Aditus is a band that is still going strong, in fact they recently got together to celebrate 40 years of success. It is said fast, but just like the 4 years of #ttt, behind it there is a lot of work, effort, desire. Long live the music forever.
I have never heard of them but gemini said they had lots of good songs like "Casualidad," "No Se Quita," "Mi Amplificador," "Victoria," "Algo Eléctrico," "Guardia De Frontera," "No Te Vayas Ahora," and "Tiempo." So I am glad you played some for us.
A musical hug today Nancy :)
And I'm glad Gemini told you that!!! It really was a good band. Too bad that personal interests, made many of the first members leave. A musical hug, Ed!
That often happens, oh well they still made some great music :)
A musical hug to Venezuela :)
Wuao, to remember is to live. Aditus, guys of my generation. My adolescence, friends, parties, beach, high school and studies. it was hard to ask for permission but I would escape with my brothers. what nice memories. thanks for activating my time machine.
Greetings @nancybriti1