Via @ericrosenbizzle.
xmas music in spain played on fish, champagne, crab, shrimp, grapes, gifts, etc. with #MaKeyMaKey
And from the YouTube video description:
Cada año vuelven los tópicos navideños: los típicos adornos, el gordo de la lotería, el de Navidad… La típica familia feliz, los petardos, los langostinos, el turrón, las uvas, el cava… Y el concierto de año nuevo, tan típico. ¿Y si a todo esto le metiéramos un poco de tecnología y creatividad digital? ¿Y si lo típico fuera reinventar los tópicos cada año? Suena bien, ¿verdad?
[ED NOTE: And here’s quick Google Translate version, obviously very rough…rather than revise the resulting prose it I’ll leave it that way: better than my nearly nonexistent Spanish.]
Every year Christmas become topics: the typical ornaments, the lottery jackpot, the Christmas … The typical happy family, firecrackers, shrimp, nougat, grapes, champagne … And New Year’s concert, so typical. What if all this we Shove a bit of creativity and digital technology? What if he was reinventing typical topics each year? Sounds good, right?
Feliz 2013
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