Mi #presentación en Hive.blog / @pablosaxo / (Esp-Ing)

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Inglés

✨ Hello, warm greetings to the Hive and Aliento community!

My name is Pablo Guillermo Alahe Ybarra, and my username on hive.blog is @pablosaxo. I’m a musician at heart, born on January 25, 1972, in the colorful town of Villa de Cura, Las Mercedes Parish, Aragua, Venezuela. Since childhood, music has been my faithful companion, my refuge, and my way of expressing myself. Today, I want to share with you not only part of my musical journey, but also this new chapter that begins here on Hive—full of reunions and new opportunities.

My path in music began with Christmas parrandas, playing traditional aguinaldos with the group Los Cardenalitos. Those nights sparked a magical flame in me that never went out. Later on, I studied theory and solfège at the Ángel Briceño Music School, and I immersed myself in the deep sounds of Venezuelan llanera music, performing alongside greats like Maestro Olo Campos and Yolanda Romero.

Around 1985, I experienced very special moments with Diego López and Javier Fuentes, sharing gatherings, parrandas, and rehearsals with Maestro Olo Campos in Las Mercedes Parish. I played the cuatro, Olo played the harp, and Diego and Javier sang with great enthusiasm and a strong desire to keep moving forward. We were also part of Los Turpiales de Aragua, along with the great Moronta Emilio Pérez and Mario—a beloved parranda group in our region, considered a cultural heritage of the Zamora municipality. Those days deeply shaped my love for music and my connection to our traditions.

In 1988, I entered the Military Musicians School, and in 1990 I had the opportunity to graduate as a tenor saxophone performer. For 22 years, I brought my music and service to events across the country of #Venezuela as part of military bands. Later, I joined the Traditional Band of the state of Guárico and had the honor of performing with orchestras such as Énfasis, La Billos, Sensación, Klave 9, and many others—exploring rhythms that stir emotions in anyone: merengue, salsa, guaracha...

Today, I continue playing the baritone saxophone with the Orquesta Sin Fronteras de Maracay, a project that brings me great satisfaction and allows me to keep growing as a musician.

And now, thanks to #Hive, I’m beginning this new stage. My arrival on this platform was a reunion with a part of my past: I came across content shared by Diego López (@encuentro), an old high school friend. His posts caught my attention and reminded me of those golden years full of learning. #Hive has given me the chance to reconnect with valuable people and open myself to a vibrant community full of creativity and support.

I’m happy to share my music, my experiences, and to keep learning little by little alongside all of you. Thank you for welcoming me so warmly.
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Equipo: Teléfono: Tecno Go 10
Audio: Micrófono teléfono
Editor de vídeo:
traductor: creadas con Géminis

Asistente de cámara: Diego López
Producción: @pablosaxo
Fotos : tomas de mi celular y de mi álbum de Facebook
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