Hello everyone in this wonderful community, I hope you are well and have had a great few days of carnival. Taking advantage of the theme of the week, I wanted to do a cover on the electric guitar of one of the best-known songs by a Venezuelan ska and reggae band with a long history, Desorden Público. I remember that when I was a child I listened to them a lot in the 90s. The song that I present to you now is called Tremble from their album Canto popular de la vida y muerte from 1994. It has a very particular introduction on the guitar that you immediately recognize is the band's song. The video for the band's song was recorded in Tío Caribe in the Sucre State of Venezuela and the lyrics are about the social problems and politics of many Latin American countries. The lyrics begin by describing a place full of life and energy, despite this the place is marked by crisis and misery. The song captures the feeling of exhaustion and frustration of people who work hard without receiving a living wage. It also expresses in some lines the hope and patience of the people who, despite the problems, continue to believe in a better future.
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The logo in the video and the cover belongs to the Hive Open Mic community.
For the recording equipment, use my Motorola G42 phone. The electric guitar is a Biscayne California series, a Peavy model Rage 158 amplifier and a Zoom brand effects pedal model gfx1.
