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Lapiz De Labio
The Azucar Band musicians present a second recordings keeping the new Cuban music fusion work with other Latin rhythms, Lapiz De Labio characteristic that has identified the band since the beginning. Formed by young musicians, these twelve songs with very contemporary codes make good danceable music. The singles 'No Puedo Para' and the pop version made to 'Lapiz De Labio' are included.
projects
I have a YA project I started writing when I was seventeen-to-nineteen, and I stopped because I thought it'd work better as a graphic novel. Now I'm restarting it, among my other project (the rough drafts of which I've decided to put up for group editing and feedback, writing is a performance art, no, really, Watch This Space) and I think it'll work better as a fusion piece... colors and typesetting and illustrations mixed with graphic novel pages.
This figures, of course, on a couple of things. Two of them are 1. either I learn to draw or 2. I find this mythical, rare creature known as a Co-Pilot Who Isn't Too Busy.
Hm.
/writes anyway
