If you're in the UK today, don't forget to celebrate and hug all the sweet and hard working Mom's of the World! 🌏 Cover of Piensa en Mi recorded in London in 2004 with Federico Zig https://on.soundcloud.com/wjbkXcROhxjGOZn1bi

We can probably agree that music is much much more than just sound and frequency. I invite you to watch this video and prepare ready to be mind blown 😎 I have never thought of music this way, and this is one on those things that once you see it you cannot unsee it. I hope it will be as transformative for you as it was to me! Please share your thoughts below 💭

If you know the benefits of visualization, it can mean a lot. You can apply in your daily life and even change how you feel throughout the day. In certain professional practices or sports, athletes apply this method to hone their skills like movements 🤾🏼 and sequences before physically doing it. It becomes 2nd nature when they have to do it during competitions. So visualization, clearly getting it in your mind before it happens. But I’ve been thinking about something similar with sound 🔊. Almost like hearing the moment in your head before it actually happens. The laughter at the table, the clinking glasses, the rhythm of conversation. In a way, both visualization and sound imagination help you step into the experience before it even starts. It’s like rehearsing the atmosphere you want to create. Call me woo woo, but I apply some of these concepts in my dishes. For those who create music or sound, do you ever imagine something in your head to generate notes 🎼, the same way people visualize things? Is this something similar to "Soundation" in psychological context?