- Thread starter AlterEgo
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Dominican Music
I wouldn't have a problem with HIM. The young man seems to have a very strong work ethic. He started dj'ing for free and joking around, and now he makes $2000 USD per appearance, while being his own boss.
I am sure that in the summer of 1968 every one of your neighbors was pleased with you turning up your radio to Magic Carpet Ride, Midnight Confessions, White Room, Hey Jude, and of course.....Born To Be Wild.
Hooo boy, not even!! I didn't dare blast a radio when I was a kid. The old man was strict.I wouldn't have a problem with HIM. The young man seems to have a very strong work ethic. He started dj'ing for free and joking around, and now he makes $2000 USD per appearance, while being his own boss.
I am sure that in the summer of 1968 every one of your neighbors was pleased with you turning up your radio to Magic Carpet Ride, Midnight Confessions, White Room, Hey Jude, and of course.....Born To Be Wild.
Even our high school dances had the volume controlled.
But I get your point.
Still, You won't find many folks who are fans of blaring music at all hours.
And FWIW, I have a neighborhood colmado not far from me that always plays music, but it's at a level where you can have a normal conversation with others present, and I love to tip one with a cigar listening to low volume music in the distance.
Tragic stories of Dominican artists who are victims of road accidents.
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La muerte del exponente urbano conocido como Kitah en un accidente vial en la carretera Sanchez, cuando manejaba un vehiculo McLaren, suma una nueva victim