Interviews with The Liquids and Bim Furor

I'm not ready for a big bad step In that direction No, I'm not ready for a downtown trash and void collection Four clocks running hard, don't walk alone at night City scapes, city change before they die Four clocks, I should mention in a song If I wanna get along with change Who doesn't wanna change this? I know you feel Comenzamos, comenzamos nuestro programa Esto es Galería Alternativa del día de hoy Bienvenidos sean a una edición más Esta noche de Galería Alternativa Deliciosa desde el centro de Los Ángeles Transmitiendo en Skid Row Studios Otra noche más Otra edición más de nuestro programa Mónica Cometa Despierta, Boris, despierta Muy, muy bien, ¿y tú? ¿Contenta de andar por acá? Claro que sí, como cada jueves ya de ley Después de haber pachangueado bien sabroso, ¿no? Todo el fin de semana a largo ¿Cómo te fue, Moni? Porque por ahí tuviste fiesta Estuvo muy gusto El jueves tuvimos lo de ¿Cómo te fue, Moni? Arte y sonidos con Indio Que estuvo muy bien Gracias a las personas que nos Que nos acompañaron esa noche Llena de arte y sonidos Y mucha cerveza Gratis Y el día siguiente fue el cumpleaños de De mi media naranja Entonces Y también que te la pasaste tremendamente Muy bien, nos la pasamos por ahí ¿Y cómo terminó el Benito? Me pregunto yo Terminó quedando bueno O sea que estuvo severamente bien Pues cumplió sus 30, imagínate Sí, no, no, a los 30 yo recuerdo Que estuvo muy bien Tú recuerdas perfectamente Más bien no recuerdo, ¿no? Precisamente le estaba preguntando ahora A nuestro amigo Jeremy Quien está en los controles el día de hoy Que cómo le había ido en su cumpleaños Y dijo, no sé, no me acuerdo de nada Que digo, perdón, que cómo le había ido En el fin de semana a largo Y dijo que no sabía Que no se acordaba de nada Pues Esa es buena señal Esa es buena señal, claro Se la pasa muy bien Cuando te decías de borrachera No te acuerdas de nada Ni qué hiciste durante esos tres días Eso es una muy buena señal Te la pasaste bomba Sí, yo estoy seguro que el siguiente día Venía con una sonrisa tremenda Aquí a trabajar a nuestro amigo Sobre todo En los controles el día de hoy En esto que es Galería Alternativa Radio A través de Grita Radio también Seguimos, fíjate que seguimos A los jueves a las 11 de la mañana En Grita Radio Próximamente van a empezar los martes A las 11 de la mañana Todavía no Hay que esperar Que hay que esperar un poquito más Para poder tener el programa Un poquito más Updated Se puede decir Que no esté tan retirado Una semana Sin escuchar la galería en México Pues no No, se agüitan No puede Les mandamos saludos a toda la gente Que está conectándose En estos momentos A través del portal de Skid Row Studios La gente que lo hace a través de Grita Radio Y a través de galerialternativa.com Un gran programa No solamente tenemos buena música Tenemos muchísimas Tenemos dos entrevistas Una con la señora de Liquids Exacto Vamos a tener a los señores de Bean Furor Aquí en el estudio Así es, ya no tardan Ya los veo ahí abajo Vamos a tener boletos para Carave de Palo Podemos regalar también boletos para Carave de Palo Más adelante En el programa Tenemos un programa de Una lista de eventos Que estaremos Claro Platicándole Están los Liquids En una entrevista más adelante Como ya lo mencionaste Y pues ellos van a estar presentándose Precisamente hoy Están en el Ember Allí en la ciudad de Anaheim Mañana estarán en la fiesta de Automático Nosotros tenemos una entrevista más adelante En el programa Que quiero que escuchen ¿No? Vamos a darle inicio entonces Moni, ¿Algo más que quieras mencionarle? Pues recuerda que nos pueden hablar al estudio A decirnos hola A lo que se llama Llámanos 893-9562 ¿Mande? Si es la misma persona que nos llama Cada semana ¿Qué vamos a hacer? Pues Darle la bienvenida nuevamente Pues la invitamos ya que sea parte del show ¿Verdad? Sí, mejor Que sea como un reportero así de teléfono Ándale A ver, vamos a llamarle Está en la En el Galería Alternativa Móvil Ándale, algo así En la unidad móvil de Galería Alternativa A ver, recuerda 1-800-893-9562 Ahí está En Estados Unidos Sí, para que llame también Lea sus preguntas a la gente de BeanFooder Que va a estar ahí Y van a estar acompañándonos aquí Este, más tarde Para que lo entiende con nosotros Para que se gane boletos también para Jara de Palo Que la pase bien Para que la pase bien Vamos a comenzar entonces con esta edición De Galería Alternativa Radio el día de hoy Comenzamos con algo de los señores Liquids Y una canción que dice Así Esto es Galería Alternativa Radio En Esquitubo Studios Como en una visión Como en una visión Ya estás aquí Y mi mente explotó Desde que estás conmigo Todo brilla con otro color Desde que Volvemos tú y yo En el camino de la vida En el camino de la vida En el camino de la vida En el camino de la vida En el camino de la vida En el camino de la vida In this immensity There is no better drug Than in your arms Since you are with me I see that now the sun shines more Since I am with you I don't know what happened That I gave you my heart And now I'm walking with you We are two You'll never go alone And now I'm smiling with you We are two Together we will live Together we will live Today I'm thinking of you When I'm far away Today you thought of me And my mind exploded From the beginning Since you are with me The music has another flavor Since I am with you I don't know what happened That I gave you my heart And now I'm walking with you We are two You'll never go alone And now I'm smiling with you We are two Together we will live And now I'm smiling with you Ahora voy sonriendo junto a ti Somos dos, juntos vamos a vivir Somos dos, juntos vamos a vivir Somos dos, juntos vamos a vivir Somos dos, juntos vamos a vivir Boris, que raro nunca me dices Mónica ¿Verdad? No, hasta se escucha raro Happy Birthday Mr. Rogers Nace un 6 de septiembre de 1943 Músico y compositor británico Uno de los fundadores de Pink Floyd Y pues por supuesto detrás de la partida de Sid Barrett Se convierte en el principal compositor Y su líder conceptual de esta gran banda Pink Floyd Feliz cumpleaños, ¿no? Feliz cumpleaños Qué trayectoria Imagínate nada más Aquí le tenemos un pequeño espacio Yo creo que es uno de los mejores músicos En la historia ¿Tuviste la oportunidad de verlos cuando estuvieron en Coachella? No, tuve la oportunidad de verlos cuando fui al DF Ándale En el Palacio de los Rebotes Me tocó escuchar Gracias a la gente de Grita Radio Nos invitaron a ver The Wall Estuvo increíble, la pasamos increíble Qué conciertazo No he tenido la oportunidad Pero siempre digo, cada vez que viene aquí Ya es que estuve en el Hollywood Bowl hace poquito Yo le voy a ir Tienes que ir Una experiencia buenísima Pues feliz cumpleaños a Mónica A Roger Waters ¿Quién cumplió años también? El día de ayer Fue el señor Freddie Mercury Vocalista de Queen Así es, también llamado Bueno, Freddie Mercury, pero su nombre de nacimiento es Farrokh Bomi Bulsara Amén O sea, cómo te cambias de una cosa a otra Pero bueno, lo que sea Freddie Mercury es el más artístico Él este Cumplió años Ya de fallecido ¿No? Ayer Pudo haber su cumpleaños Sí, pudo haber celebrado su cumpleaños Exacto Yo creo que también es uno de los mejores Si no es que el mejor frontman que puede haber en la historia del rock and roll Fíjate qué son las cosas El último show de Queen fue en Budapest Y fue el 27 de julio del 86 Y yo nací el 22 de agosto del 86 O sea que tiene muchísimo que ver Muchísimo que ya Qué barbaridad En paz escaso También sí es cierto, ¿no? Aquí lo vamos a recordarle Tenemos algo de Freddie Mercury Pero quería platicarle primero antes, ¿no? Es que vamos a decir Ya ves que Ya los Rolling Stones tienen 50 años de carrera artística Que celebraron este pasado julio No parecen, se ven re bien Ya sé que todavía He has the moves like Jagger Todavía Sí, es cierto Este, pues van a sacar su disco Con los grandes, grandes, grandes hits Super remasterizados Este Y también con ello viene una Fíjate, se llama Grrrr Grrrr Así como Grrrr se llama el disco De los super éxitos Y esta es un disco interactivo Va a traer como un pequeño scan Ya ves que casi todos los productos ahora tienen un código de barras Entonces tú con tu teléfono Con tu iPhone Lo vas a escanear Y te va a llevar directo a una aplicación Y tú vas a bajar la aplicación del disco de Grrrr De los Rolling Stones Y es interactivo ¿Interactivo? Interactivo Entonces Cada vez lo están haciendo más interactivo, ¿no? Ya si hiciste la aplicación ¿Qué tal los Rolling Stones que empezaron con...? Ya hiciste la aplicación Ahora ya tienes que ir por el código acá Para llegar a la aplicación Para que la aplicación puedas llegar al sitio de internet Donde te va a dejar bajar Eso Claro ¿No? Qué bueno Eso Bueno, mientras exista grupos que estén haciendo este tipo de cosas Mientras sigan poniendo la muestra Estas grandes bandas De estas cosas en la tecnología Y de cómo se puede aplicar Y cómo se pueden hacer las cosas mejores Y cómo puede llegar a tus oídos todo mejor Claro, cada vez son más bandas las que tienen todos sus discos interactivos O sea, hasta su propia aplicación tienen Sí, ¿qué más quieren? ¿Qué más quieren? ¿Para eso? Oye Sale a la venta el 13 de noviembre ahí para que estén pendientes 13 de noviembre ¿Qué les parece si vamos y escuchamos algo del señor Freddie Mercury? A continuación ya vendrá la entrevista con los Liquids Y Vin Furor en el estudio Vin Furor en el estudio 800-893-9562 es nuestro número aquí en la cabina Llámenos Para que se comunique con nosotros Esto es Guerrera Alternativa Radio, escuchamos 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 300-893-9562 Are you ready for this? Are you hanging on the edge of your seat? Out of the dumb way to pull this wrist To the side of the big game Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust And another one goes And another one goes Another one bites the dust Hey, hey, I'm gonna get you Another one bites the dust How do you think I'm gonna get along With that two-eyed young girl now? Took me for everything that I had And kicked me out of my own I am, hey, I'm satisfied I'll lock you in your standing Out of the dumb way to pull this wrist To the side of the big game Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust And another one goes Another one bites the dust Hey, hey, I'm gonna get you Another one bites the dust Hey! Oh, take it! Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust Hey! Hey! Another one busts the dust Another one busts the dust Another one busts the dust Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Hey Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust And another one gone And another one gone Another one bites the dust Another one bites the dust Shoot her All right All right Today is gonna be the day That they're gonna throw it back to you By now you should have somehow realized What you gotta do I don't believe that anybody Feels the way I do About you now Backbeat, the word is on the street That the fire in your heart is out Yeah Yeah I'm sure you've heard it all before But you never really had a doubt I don't believe that anybody Feels the way I do About you now And all the roads we have to walk Are winding And all the lights that lead us there Are blinding There are many things That I Have to do I'd like to say to you, but I don't know how. Because maybe you're going to be the one that saves me. And after all, you're my Wonderwall. I don't know how. And all the lights that light the way are blinding. There are many things that I would like to say to you, but I don't know how. I said maybe you're going to be the one that saves me. And after all, you're my Wonderwall. And after all, you're my Wonderwall. I said maybe you're going to be the one that saves me. And after all, you're my Wonderwall. I said maybe you're going to be the one that saves me. You're going to be the one that saves me. You're going to be the one that saves me. Yeah. We are here in this alternative gallery through skidrowstudios.com We listen to Wonderwall What a song, what a song Right? Look at it, it's one of the songs It's a classic Yes, these guys, I don't know why they separated, I don't know why they fought They say that business between family never works But they were doing very well, look at it, each one was earning his little millions for this that was Oasis And having separated and doing his projects, well, Noel, I love what he's doing I saw the closure of the Olympic players who played this song And it was Noel Gallagher who sang it Yes You see that the one who originally sings the song is the other guy No, no, they bring a Dimes and Diretes They are the most lavender brothers I may have met in rock and roll They have been fighting for any kind of thing For decades For all the time But it's a great band, right? I think we're going to see them together Soon, I hope so We have an interview with the guys from The Liquids There it is, let's listen to The Liquids They tell us about their most recent production Come, come We listened to this interview that we did a while ago Here for the Alternative Gallery A little bit Let's listen to it This is the Alternative Gallery Radio today with special guests At this moment our friend Eddy from The Liquids is with us Welcome, buddy Welcome, buddy Welcome to the Alternative Gallery Welcome to Los Angeles How are you? Good, very happy to be here Passing the last thing that is left of the summer Very comfortable here in the California climate We came from San Francisco We did a show over there at the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival And now we have a couple of shows here in Anaheim tonight At the Lemberg Club And tomorrow at Los Globos Which is a place that seems to have reactivated a little while ago With more rock colors And it's at Sunset Boulevard And tomorrow there will be a good party The Fernanda Olivari band opens Who lives here in LA And then it's Play & Mobile Project Which is Teo's band Our batako from The Liquids They have an alternate project Called Play & Mobile And they come with us for tours I played there as a guest In the bass roles And it's another project very different from The Liquids But it alternates very well on the stage So they will be playing for a while And then The Liquids To close the party a little more To the rock side And then there are DJs and everything So it's a good party It's also the return of Alternative These parties that are organized here Of Automatic, sorry And this... This is the one that plays this time With all this... This bunch of Mexicans What a great place And what a great party they will have You say today in the Ember They will be presenting themselves And this is a long journey The one they have made, compadre Since 93 that they started Until reaching these moments in 2012 As an active band Already with five albums, right? Yes, that's right It has been a fairly long path, the truth is It has been a fairly long path, the truth is It is more noticeable when you think in retrospect But it has been very fun We have seen it a lot as the day to day We don't set goals too far Rather, it is more the day to day work And I think that has made it much less heavy Or simply less noticeable We have been working every day On different projects, different things Sometimes composing, sometimes recording Sometimes making music for a movie Or any special event We also have a studio there in DF Where we record bands And create new proposts And there we also can create our own albums All has been walking step by step Little steps, but we have stopped walking And now we are very happy And proud that we are still giving fruits They are the same band, right? They are presenting Ben Ben, which is their latest material, it includes 10 unreleased songs, and working again under the production of Andrew Weiss, producer of their first album, and also Pablo Romero, vocalist and guitarist of the Argentine band Árbol. Yes, that's right. It's an album we made in the studio. It was really cool. We took Andrew from New Jersey to the DF to live a few days with us and record everything there. Then two roles were recorded by Pablo Romero from Árbol, who is the vocalist of the Argentine band Árbol, who has been playing for many years. And there we invited him to produce two roles. Among them, one that is called... Vino Tu Sangre, where Julieta Venegas played the accordion. We wanted an accordion in Northeimia or something like that, and we were invited to Julieta, who is a friend of ours for many years, and we were able to do things together a decade ago. And it was cool to resume that and bring her to the studio. She only plays the accordion, she doesn't sing the role, but that energy she has of another flavor added a lot to it. How mature... I don't know. Yes, how mature is she? Yes, how mature is she? The sound, comparing to 2001's karaoke, to get to this, which is the Ben Ben, because we know that the music of Liquis is already defined. How difficult was it to find a difference in sounds and to mix different rhythms there? I think it was naturally, because of so many experiments together. We have been experimenting with a lot of genres every day. And every album. And I think we have also experimented with different producers, different ways of working, recording. And now we were able to put everything in the same drawer and do our own experiment. And we knew it was an album that Andrew was going to understand a lot. They are very simple songs, simple melodies, arrangements. But the arrangements become complicated, right? They become... Yes. ...more complex. Yes. They become more experimental in some way. And we work song by song. Really, the journey is multi-gender, right? Each roll, according to what the lyrics had, asked us to go to some direction. And then we went to North Rock, where we saw something like Rancher Rock. Or suddenly we did a bolero and suddenly we were doing a roll a little more with black hand tints, from the beginning. And so it was experimenting until the sound of the album was... Yes. So it was very varied, but at the same time there is a conductor thread, which are our melodies, our way of composing, our humor. And a bit that the whole album is with positive vibes, right? There is even a lot of melancholy in this album, unlike other albums on the band. And the melancholy is worked with a very positive tint, like coming out of suffering in different ways, with the music and with other types of human needs, right? Excellent. Well, we are very happy that you are here on this side. We wish you good luck on the tour. Good luck tonight at the Ember. Tomorrow you will be there at the Globos, at the Automatic party. And then make the invitation to the people who are listening to us at this moment through Galería Alternativa, buddy. Well, I wish all the band that is listening, keep listening to rock in Spanish. How cool that you support it. And that they are aware of what is being done over there too. And we will try to do it. We will try to keep in touch very soon and more followed. Well, our Twitter is at liquid. There you can follow us too. We have many promotions and very funny things there too. There it is. What do you think if we leave you with this song? This is the most recent single of Liquid. The song is called Ven Ven. Noel Cami, this is Galería Alternativa Radio through Grita Radio. Let's go. Thank you. Thank you, guys. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I love it. The Vim Furor. The alternative to Skid Row. That's what I like. You can say Vim Furor. That's it. Welcome, gentlemen. How are you? It was a bit cold waiting for you out there. I thought they were going to let us in. It seems they let us in. It's that here, Don Salvadoreño, they do it with ham in every place. Seriously. It has magic. It's like... I was just watching. What a trance. You have that strength. You have that courage. That look. Welcome. How are you? Tell me. They have new stuff. They have new music. They have new production. New vibes. New girlfriends. We are currently working on the new songs. We are finishing the album. We are going to release it. We are putting the last touches. We hope it's ready by the end of October. It's a 10 song album. Totally new and unpublished. The production is basically taking care of ourselves. In this situation, unlike the last album, we didn't have the chance to work with Roy Z, who produced our last album. Instead of waiting for us, we decided to grab the dough with our hands and start making the cake. It's hard to put on that paper, that layer of producer and mix and be playing. I imagine it's hard. It's a challenge. I think that's the reason why the band came from a period of activity with the Sunset Strip Festival, the Mexican tour, Music for the Gods, etc. We came and now we had to get into the igloo. The name change came. My boyfriend played the role. He has a little clover. What happened there? They poured water on him after 12 p.m. They were called Loquaz and changed the name. What did they do to him? He looked calm. He was a little crazy. He's the one who always gets the most trouble. Let me say something. I've been following, I've been sharing stages with these guys. I remember we were playing together. I remember he liked the Burbanks. You're not the first. The Burbanks. We were playing. My brother, he's an animal. Let me tell you, he's a beast. Every time he sits on that bench, he destroys what he puts on it. You see kids fly. They fly. From there, the song of Calzones was born. Basically, yes. Is there a song called Calzones? Yes, there is a song called Calzones. There's one called Camote, I think. Sit down, we'll listen to them. I'm starting to take you. I'll get the cover later. We have a tendency to name the songs a little bit sui generis. So, in the next album, Cajeta, Juarez, Mazorcas, Sticks and Stones is more calm. Up is also light. Ants. They've been doing it for... How many years? Four? As a band or as ferrados? We're back to the 70s. Imagine. As a band, basically this line of three of Son Lucuás, Diagonal, Bin Furor, started three years ago? Yes, at the end of 2009. 2009, around there. The first EP came out in 2010 and then in 2011 we were in Pata de Perro and now we're entering our third year. You're getting closer to the beginning. The beginning of 2010. Have you noticed any changes in the scene? Are you worried about that? Or is it really worth it? Why do you keep playing? Are you worried about what's going on around you? I mean, the bands you listen to are the few that keep surviving. They're still in the ferrados. They're still looking for the forums to play. They're still creating their own concerts and doing it. The bands that keep surviving are the ones that really put everything in to make them want to succeed. They come and go and I have my band and I can't wait for a year. They have everything. Each one of them is a great musician. Each one of them has done it and they deserve it. After this gallery, believe me, there you have it. 800-893-9562 That's the phone number. If you want to call... Throw a phone call. It's always important for the rorro. If you have any questions for these guys. Let's say goodbye quickly before we go. We send you a hug and a hug to Cristina who just had her baby. A big hug. Luna Moon from Cancun. We say goodbye to our friends El Estereo and José Hernández from Son Locuaz. And to Martina... El Estereo. Martina... Sorry, sorry, from Son Soles. Chukuchun, pum pum. I got the name of Son Locuaz. Great, great. Now why do we change the name? Sorry, José Hernández. No, no, be careful. We don't call each other that anymore. Let's listen to some music from Bien Furor, ladies and gentlemen. We'll be back with more from the Alternativa Radio via skidrowstudios.com and the! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . When we say it's over Baby, it only means we've just begun I'll be the sun that keeps you warm I'll be the crescent moon I'll be the chosen one You'll be the pain that rains in blood We'll make the monsters that we're made of Spur the life If only for a moment I could touch your skin and not touch on fire Baby, I get over Baby, you could Finally let me die Oh yeah The more you beat my soul The peace when you're alone Sometimes I wanna hold you so bad I could leave you my flesh and my eyes Yeah Please don't stop Keep on doing what you're doing Don't stop Tearing my heart apart Please don't stop So good at what you do. So good. Tell me. Oh, yeah. The more you beat my soul. It beats for you. Oh, my mind. You will. I swear. I swear. I love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, love you, and says this song is the pure cajeta there it is with that hey talking about the cards they are telling us a little while ago in the cut of how they recorded this album little by little and little by little from here to there that's how it is now so well well to the guerrilla this we were able to record the drums with our mate from there in the valley in the studio same studio where we recorded the drums from last time but everything else bass vocals guitars has been done in our studio in my house in the house of the puppies recording there next to the puppies and I don't know what you heard the choirs of the song there was a part because I have two dogs this hendrix and paloma which they had to see well reproduce while the recording of this album was and then certain themes had to be recorded with a few puppies and placenta caches out there so the matter becomes very visceral this much better graphic ¿Qué es lo que sigue para ustedes, señores? ¿A dónde se dirigen? ¿Dónde van a estar tocando? ¿Tienen algo...? Sí, de hecho estamos el lunes, estamos en las semifinales de una batalla de bandas en el Howl at the Moon, ahí en Universal CityWalk. Nos estamos discutiendo el premio de mil dólares, así que si quieren que el disco se vea chido y tenga un empaque decente... Si quieren que se escuchen las cheves la próxima semana... Si ganamos, ahí les va. Si no, en la bolsa de cartoncito. Se va a ver chido, si no, pues sí, exactamente, puro download. No, es más cara. Pero tenemos eso el lunes, vamos a estar en Antigua el 20 y el 28 en Robertos. Vamos a estar en el Triton. No, no es cierto. ¿Cómo se ríen de él? Qué gacho. Como si fuera una buena idea, ¿no? Era una muy buena idea, de hecho yo estaba perreando ahí. No, no es el único, yo también estaba tratando de meter a amigas y nadie contestaba. Yo siempre me pregunté por qué desde el principio no pusieron días individuales. Yo creo que sí. Y eso se hubiera ayudado bastante. ¿Verdad? ¿Quién sabe? Hubieran dicho quién iba a tocar dónde, qué, y qué iba a ver, si iba a ser otro género. No, y acá entre... Quieren el pastel y una mordida, ¿no? Y acá entre nos y entre toda la audiencia, una de las cosas por las cuales no... Aquí entre nos y los 100 mil. Exactamente, no cuajaba el asunto, es porque sí traían ese rollo de que, ah, pues quieres tocar, pues vas a tener que vender 3 mil dólares de boletos, ¿no? Ah, no. Y entonces ahí fue cuando nos quedamos con que, no, no estoy seguro. Para no tocar 30 minutos, o sea, estamos pagando 100 dólares. 100 dólares por minuto por tocar. Imagínate. No. Entonces dijimos, bueno, ahí luego nos hablan si no y luego... O sea, literalmente te iban a dar tu carterita de boletos y decirte que vayas y los vendes. Básicamente tipo Sunset Strip, ¿no? Pero este... Bueno, ahí les deseamos la mejor de las suertes. Que les vaya bien. Con su festival. Ustedes también, señores, muchísimas gracias por estar aquí con nosotros en el programa. Muchas gracias a ti por invitarme. Suerte con lo que traen, suerte con lo que están haciendo. Sigan echándole machín como lo han estado haciendo hasta ahora y yo estoy seguro que vienen cosas muy positivas. Echenos el Twitter, el Facebook. Muchas gracias, sí. Ahí en el... En el Facebook estamos Bim Furor. En el Twitter, Bim Furor. Bim Furor, facilito. B-I-M, Furor. B-Chica. Furor. B-Chica. B-Chica-I-M, Furor. Oye, vamos a escuchar esto antes de regresar. Quédense, no hay pedos. Quédense al final del programa todavía aquí para, aunque sea, anunciar alguna cosita. Vamos a escuchar otra canción más y regresamos ya con la parte final de nuestro programa. Esto sigue siendo Galería Alternativa Radio, señores. Vamos. Vamos. Vamos. Vamos. Vamos. Vamos. Vamos. Vamos. Vamos. Vamos. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. We'll see you next time. 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