Rock as national identity

In the Venezuelan parties it is customary to celebrate L Hora Loca. When the celebrations are very formal as a wedding, people leave the protocol and the hosts have prepararados a cotillones - is a gift that includes various elements- (wigs, colored lenses, whistles, etc.) while dancing in a group any music, from rancheras and even rock.

Among those rock songs is included Hammer, many Venezuelans know that song and few know that the band who sings is Cyanide Caramels.

In this group I remember songs like Stars or Veronica, issues still hear and who represented a generation, for those who do not much like rock, these two subjects were able to catch a crowd and especially to a female audience, topics such as toilets for the daring, they also managed to make the own; moving the emotional chord of the public.

Beyond songs admire the time that has managed to keep the group, with most of its members and in Venezuela, and how their songs are attractive to the new generations, especially is a band that likes people who do not usually listen to rock.

This theme, The Mirror I first heard on the radio, was casually on a bus and was going through a similar story song.

The argument of this theme speaks of life, beyond a person it refers to a situation. When we sometimes make the same mistake again and again. The message is to tell you something you already know, it is a precise and accurate invitation:

"... Life is a journey, enjoy the scenery would be better ..."