Odriell

Jugón empedernido de juegos de mesa. Programador y desarrollador de aplicaciones access devolper system. Analista.

[Odriell @THadriell]

@Huma3310 Eres mía?😍 y no te he visto

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@Kiran47686 Absolutamente 😍

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@femalebodybuil6 No, tiene más test… 🫣

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@rosinthered Desde España con amor, perfecta tu ser 🥰🥰🥰

[Róisín Murphy @rosinthered]

May the force be with you!

[Ikisabi @ikisabicanal]

Hubo una época en la que estos tres daban muchísimo miedo... ¿Qué película es?

[Odriell @THadriell]

@HPonHBO_ Si

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@RubyVirelli No lo creo… no es necesario embellecer lo que bonito, ya por naturaleza…. Solo se lo pierde aquel que no lo ve. 😘

[Ruby Virelli @RubyVirelli]

Is my age an problem?
I’m 50 born in 1975

[Native American Chief @_native_america]

Let's Wishing a Happy 91st Birthday to the Legendary Sam Elliott❤️

[Odriell @THadriell]

@hazeykthx Yo mismo … lo termine 3 dis 🤣🤣🤣

[Hazey @hazeykthx]

Any Diablo 2 fans on the timeline?

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

In 1991, Freddy Mercury was dying and wanted to record one final album. Brian May asked Eddie Van Halen to play guitar on two songs Freddy had written specifically for this last project. Eddie said no. But what Eddie did instead in secret at his own expense, working night after night in his studio left Brian May unable to speak when he heard the tapes.

This is the story of how Eddie Van Halen proved that some people can never be replaced by showing exactly what replacement would sound like. It was March 1991 and everyone in the music world knew Freddy Mercury was dying. He hadn't publicly announced his AIDS diagnosis yet, but the rumors were everywhere.

Freddy had stopped performing live. He looked frail in the few photographs that emerged. Queen's inner circle knew the truth. Freddy had maybe a year left, possibly less. But Freddy wasn't ready to stop making music. If anything, his approaching death made him more determined to create. He'd written two new songs, beautiful, haunting pieces that felt like farewell letters set to music.

He wanted them recorded. He wanted them to be part of his final album, the last thing he'd give to the world. The problem was that recording these songs required guitar work that was beyond what Freddy could ask of Brian May emotionally. The songs were about dying, about saying goodbye, about the pain of leaving people you love.

Brian was already devastated about losing Freddy. Asking him to play guitar on songs about Freddy's death felt like torture. Brian called Eddie Van Halen in April. They'd met a few times over the years, always with mutual respect. Brian knew Eddie's reputation for emotional guitar work. Eddie didn't just play notes.

He played feelings. And these songs needed feeling. Eddie, I need to ask you something difficult, Brian said on the phone. Freddy's written two songs for his final album. They're they're goodbye songs, and I don't think I can play guitar on them. Every time I try, I break down. Would you consider recording the guitar parts? We'd send you the tracks.

You could do it in your own studio. Whatever you need, whatever you charge. Eddie was quiet for a long moment. Can you send me the songs? Just let me hear them first. Two days later, a courier delivered cassette tapes to Eddie's house. Two songs, rough vocals by Freddy, basic keyboard and drum tracks.

Eddie listened to them alone in his studio. The first song was called Mother Love. Freddy's voice already weakened by illness, singing about his mother, about childhood, about the love that endures past death. The second was A Winter's Tale. Quieter, more intimate. Freddy describing beautiful things he'd seen, knowing he wouldn't see them much longer.

Eddie listened to both songs three times, tears streaming down his face. These weren't just songs. They were a man preparing to die, leaving messages for the people he loved. And Freddy's voice. You could hear the illness in it, but also the determination. He was dying, but he was going to finish this music first. Eddie called Brian back.

What Eddie Van Halen did for Freddy Mercury will leave you speechless.

[Love Classical Music and Movies 🎺🎻💖🎥🎬 @AlexTran677026]

Who do you like to go for coffee with?
Audrey Hepburn or Grace Kelly?

[Odriell @THadriell]

@AlexTran677026 Grace… naturalmente

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@FunMovieTVFan Lady halcón

[Peter Oxley @oxley264]

ALEC GUINNESS #BOTD 1914
The Ladykillers - Murder By Death
Star Wars - The Lavender Hill Mob
King Hearts & Coronets - The Card
Bridge on the River Kwai - Cromwell
Lawrence of Arabia - Doctor Zhivago
Tunes of Glory - Man in the White Suit
Oliver Twist - Tinker Tailer Soldier Spy

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