
Reflections triggered by music. Not criticism — just a breath
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On the night of July 26, 1952, Buenos Aires seemed to hold its breath even before it officially learned that Evita was dead. Outside the presidential residence, thousands of people waited in the cold, some holding candles, some praying, oth...
Billy went to Texas one day to buy a donkey and, without realizing it, discovered a business model that could probably earn him a guest lecture at several very expensive schools of finance. He found a farmer, agreed on a price of $100, and...
Harry believed he had designed the perfect financial scam, with one minor weakness: nobody had asked the monkeys whether they wanted to become an investment product. He arrived in the village one morning wearing a clean suit, polished shoes...
“Diamonds & Rust” did not even begin as a song about Bob Dylan: Joan Baez was writing something entirely different when an unexpected phone call from a Midwest payphone changed the direction of the song within minutes. From that 1974 call c...
The first night Iryna Kovalenko arrived in San Rocco del Friuli, a man wearing a gold cross decided that her name was wrong. It was November 2004, and the thin rain of northern Italy seemed less to fall from the sky than to liv...
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Reflections triggered by music. Not criticism — just a breath. Opinons are mine but you have every right to disagree and to express it with a comment.
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