Songs Of The Day ~ The Arcs

by Carmen Cruz


 

Dan Auerbach is most well known as the lead singer for the Black Keys, but in reality, the uber-talented musician has tons of projects on the go.

The latest one is called 'The Arcs' which is an assortment of some of the musicians Dan likes to jam with.

Earlier this month, they released their debut album, 'Yours, Dreamily'.

It's quirky, it's psychedelic and unbelievably cool.

Here are 2 tracks I currently have on repeat.

Enjoy.

Besos,

CC*

 

Pemberton Music Festival 2015 Lineup Announced!

by Carmen Cruz


You had me at Missy Elliott... 

Advance weekend General Admission tickets go on sale this Friday, April 3 (2015) at 10:00am PDT and start at just $279, plus a choice of camping or shuttle privileges for $89 or $29 for a Go Green pass - which are in limited supply. Full ticketing details and 2015 prices, including VIP and Super VIP packages, are available at www.pembertonmusicfestival.com

See you there! 

Besos,

CC. 


Squamish Valley Music Festival 2015 Day By Day Lineup

by Carmen Cruz


To better help you with your music festival planning. 

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August 7th, 8th & 9th. Tickets on sale NOW.

See you there!

Besos,

CC.  


New Beginnings

by Carmen Cruz


After a much needed getaway to Europe and a brutal battle with a cold (the battle continues) my hiatus is finally over... kinda.
I'm in the process of completely overhauling my site, designing a new logo, and adding a bunch of new bells, whistles and features.
Before the end of the year, I'm hoping to launch a new, more dynamic and interesting weblog (dare to dream).
The frustrations of learning new programs (even something as simple as garageband) can leave you feeling like a senior citizen looking at a remote control... lost, confused and squint-y. But alas, the squinting continues.

So look for something new and awesome on this site before the end of the year.
In the meantime, here are a few pictures from my trip to France & Italy. The itinerary went as follows: Paris, France - Rome, Italy - Florence, Italy - Venice, Italy - Monte San Martino, Italy
My favourite was... well it's a tie. Paris & Florence were unreal.































 
 
Here are a few things I learned on my trip:

1) I have brutal navigation skills
2) French people are surprisingly nice
3) Italian men reeeeeally love their sweatpants. It's an intense love affair that I just don't understand
4) Bread + Cheese + Wine = Something you'll consume AT LEAST once a day
5) There are an unbelievable number of scam artists 'workin' it' outside the Vatican City
6) The supply of incredible art, architecture and history is truly endless
7) EVERYONE must go to Italy & France at least once in their lifetime

 And so now, I return to my hunched position, staring a computer screen...squinting.

Enjoy.

Besos,

CC.
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Today is unofficially "Hug Your Nearest Chileno/ Chilena Day"...

by Carmen Cruz



...And here's why. If you have the time, Read This relatively short article about the coup in Chile (September 11th, 1973) . As the daughter of a Chilean political refugee, this day is always a bit of a sad day, as I know it is for every other Chileno / Chilena out there.

So if one of us happens to be close by you at any particular time today, a hug is in order.

Besos,

CC.