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Saturday, 27 August 2005
TV galega
Saturday, 6 August 2005
HIROSHIMA...60 years have passed
(lyrics by João Ricardo and Vinícius de Moraes)
“ROSA DE HIROSHIMA”
PENSEM NAS CRIANÇAS
MUDAS TELEPÁTICAS
PENSEM NAS MENINAS
CEGAS INEXATAS
PENSEM NAS MULHERES
ROTAS ALTERADAS
PENSEM NAS FERIDAS
COMO ROSAS CÁLIDAS
MAS OH! NÃO SE ESQUEÇAM
DA ROSA DA ROSA
DA ROSA DE HIROSHIMA
A ROSA HEREDITÁRIA
A ROSA RADIOATIVA
ESTÚPIDA E INVÁLIDA
A ROSA COM CIRROSE
A ANTI-ROSA ATÔMICA
SEM COR SEM PERFUME
SEM ROSA SEM NADA
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Georges Moustaki
“Hiroshima”
Par la colombe et l'olivier,
Par la détresse du prisonnier,
Par l'enfant qui n'y est pour rien,
Peut-être viendra-t-elle demain.
Avec les mots de tous les jours,
Avec les gestes de l'amour,
Avec la peur, avec la faim,
Peut-être viendra-t-elle demain.
Par tous ceux qui sont déjà morts,
Par tous ceux qui vivent encore,
Par ceux qui voudraient vivre enfin,
Peut-être viendra-t-elle demain.
Avec les faibles, avec les forts,
Avec tous ceux qui sont d'accord,
Ne seraient-ils que quelques-uns,
Peut-être viendra-t-elle demain.
Par tous les rêves piétinés,
Par l'espérance abandonnée,
À Hiroshima, ou plus loin,
Peut-être viendra-t-elle demain,
La Paix !
Friday, 5 August 2005
me congratulaaaa
Ausflug am 22.Juli: Radio+Kunst
Welle, die durch Barcelona fliegen
Unser Treffpunkt war in eines Kleinen Straße direkt an der Plaça Reial, weil eine der Ziele unseres Ausflugs war, eine Radio zu besuchen. Alles war vom Anfang interessant, als wir ins Radio gegangen sind. Da waren überall Plakarde, Papiere mit Parolen, um die Welt zu verbessern. Ein Radiosender, der in einer alten Wohnung —aus dem 19. oder dem Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts— ist, hat einen besonderen Charme. Darin hatten wir die Gelegenheit, an einer Radiosendung teilzunehmen. Das war wirklich eine sehr gute Erfahrung. Die Themen der Radiosendung, die „Niemandsland“ heißt, waren die Ausstellung über die „Brücke“, die wir später besuchen wollten, ein paar Filme, deren Kritiken wir gelesen haben, Ovidi Montllor und was manche Politiker auf Ibiza mit der Natur machen wollen. Wir haben auf Deutsch, Spanisch und Katalanisch frei gesprochen, was alles einfacher gemacht hat.
Etwas Lustiges war die Katze, die frei über Stühle gelegen hat und durch die Wohnung ohne Einwohner frei gegangen ist. Diese Katze hat mich zum Nachdenken gebracht; freie Katze im freien Radiosender.
Farben, die tanzen
Das MNAC hat auf uns gewartet. Dahin sind wir mit der U-Bahn und auch zu Fuß gegangen. Die Ausstellung, die wir sehen wollten, war über eine Künstlergruppe, die am Anfang des letztes Jahrhunderts, Etwas Anderes machen wollte. Der Stil der Künstler, die „die Brücke“ begründet haben, hat eine sehr enge Beziehung mit Expressionismus, Fauvismus, Afrikanischen Kunst, Japanischen Bildern, Puntillismus und noch ein paar mehr Tendenzen. Wir konnten Bilder von vielen Künstler betrachten. Die bekanntesten Künstler sind E. Nolde, K Schmidt-Rotluf, E. Heckel, E.L. Kirschner und M. Pechstein. Die Formen und Farben, die immer reich und dynamisch sind, in den Bilder bringen die Zuschauer in eine andere Welt. Eine Welt, in der alles möglich ist; in der keine Farbe zu keiner Sache konkret gehört; in der alles unabhängig und frei ist, wir die Katze, die wir vorher gesehen hatten. Die Farben da waren wie Katzen.
Ein Teil der Bilder waren Spiegel, in denen man das Lebenstil einer früheren Epoque betrachten konnte. Die Künstler, die die Brücke gebaut haben, sprechen über nackte Frauen, über Musen, wie Fränzi, von den die Maler geküsst wurden, über Häuser, die nur in Träumen von Kindern existieren könten, über legebdige Objekte, über Bäume und Flüße, die aus verrückten Farben bestehen, über das Leben in der Stadt, d.h. über Alles lebhafte. Die Brücke hat Augen, die alles anders sieht. Sie hat einen Mund, die über alles anders spricht.
Thursday, 4 August 2005
OST is not Original SoundTrack
When i was little, the Iron curtain still existed and divided the world. I remember movies and cartoons where "the russian people" were pictured as the evil characters. But i don't remember much, besides that. I don't even have images in my mind about the fall of the Wall in 1989 because i was 7 and i'm sure all things happening then were a bit (just a bit) surrealist to me. Fortunately i saw the images later several times, though it wasn't the same. Spain was taking off in those years, having opened the doors of democracy to people not so many years before...and having had some crisis in the mid 80es (which, obviously i can't remember)...Spain was a bit out of nowhere, though she became a member of the EEC.
I don't think Communism is bad itself...the problem is when some people try to impose it and the leaders or people with some kind of power or links to the power, are corrupt or become corrupt. But the values are pretty positive and could work well if they come out spontaneously or from rational thinking (of what's the best for all) in a small community. Those values of not wanting luxury items, giving a high value to work for the community and belonging to it are much better than those values ruling the society we have nowadays in most "western" countries. The functionality of things is relegated to the background and things such as the image it gives to the society are considered more important in many choices. A trabi or a wartburg were enough....and a seat 600, in Franco times was enough for most families who could afford having their own car, although there were some other models. Now we have too much of everything, but yet people try to follow what is socially better...and homogenisation is not strange despite the diversity of products we have. We grow up feeling we can choose among a wiiiiide range of things and that but also we're thaught, by people around us but also by the media, what is socially desirable. And we end up desiring things because they're socially better, which we don't really need, while the media keeps bombing us with messages tellin us what to do. Happyness? not much, not enough in most cases. Just have a (discrete) look at the expression of the face of people walkin on the streets of big cities, where they can reach all kind of goods, modernity and so on. I can't find many happy expressions in people's faces...and those which aren't sad, look quite bitter or stressed. But i'm not making a call to set up communist values. I don't think either people in communist countries were or are happy, feeling somebody imposes a lifestyle on them, and seeing what lifestyle people in other countries have. But it's all a matter of education and what we get used to seeing...and how we face human impulses (those who make us love possessing things, wanting more, desiring, being better than others and so on).
"have a nice trip with Trabant". Buddhism and other Asian philosophies make me think of communism sometimes...The values they have are not so far away from eachother...and they are all distant from the existing values we have in most western cultures (i'm using "western" adjective but it's not just the west...i should include japan and some other places praising capitalist values). But nowadays people don't really thing about the relationship capitalism-communism (well, Fidel Castro and Kim Jong Il politics are still a hot issue), but about christianity and western culture, facing it with islamic countries. The world keeps changing, but not to better. :( Hey..comments for this post are very welcome. I hope i didn't offend anybody..and please correct any mistake i could have made (i didn't sleep much and morning thoughts can be sometimes a bit weird and clumsy) :)
Tuesday, 2 August 2005
the beginning
Ah..today, my friend Arief suggested me creating a blog here. I had already thought about it but never did anything in the end, basically because i already have a website to take care of. But today -i believe there are several reasons that tell why it IS and SHOULD BE today and not any other day-, i took the first steps ahead and here is the result. I want to thank you....maybe it brings sth positive to me, who knows. Another suggestion from Arief was to create 2 blogs so as to have 2 language versions. Uhm...there's a lot of "bureaucracy" to create one so i think i'll let languages life together. I hope you don't get scared if suddenly, something you can't understand appears right after a text in english....All languages are welcome as long there's people reading this who will understand it.
I dit tot això, bé, només cal que digui que de mica en mica aniré escrivint una mica de tot. No sé pas què sortirà, però millor. Planificar provoca patologies. "Que vagi de gust i, salut!", com diria l'Isma Prados.