Quando “black music” não significava um bando de parvalhões de boné e calças descaídas a dizer “yo, yo”…
Publicado em , por Pedro Couto e Santos
Quando “black music” não significava um bando de parvalhões de boné e calças descaídas a dizer “yo, yo”…
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É impressionante como me causa arrepios… sabemos que algo é verdadeiramente bom quando o nosso corpo reage assim, fora do nosso controlo.