south- central american's bass talker's.

[Palomo]

Hey, I was thinking of making a thread to get together all the americans, not english mother lenguage speakers, in this thread to comment music that's happening in our countries.
I'm in Caracas Venezuela. Bassist since 24 years ago.

i'll wait for your comments.

 

[the federalist]

I might be interested but I'm not sure who you're targeting. I'm an American, native English speaker, living in Medellin. Thanks for clarifying.

 

[Palomo]

OHHH!! perfect, @the federalist... I haven't thought about it that way. I'm ACTUALLY EDITING THE FIRST POST.

 

[Palomo]

My mistake!!
since i cannot edit the thread

WELCOME to all americans living in southest countries!!!!!!,

 

[the federalist]

I recently picked up a Peavey T60 at a good price on Mercado Libre. The seller said she got it in Venezuela. I can't imagine there's more than one or two T 60s in Colombia. The soldering on the pots is a bit sketchy so I have to do a little work. Wish me luck!

 

[Palomo]

@the federalist
if you can tell your history, please.

 

[Palomo]

@the federalist
well, good luck on that. The commerce between colombia and venezuela have been always constant. The thing is that you can find good things and bad things as some are from unkown origin.

 

[the federalist]

Peavey T 40, not T 60, which is a 6 string guitar

 

[Palomo]

@the federalist
So, are you into vallenato or another specific colombian music style? or still rocking? there is a good colombian band called "boca de serpiente"... they are underground. as