I shall keep dancing my life until there's only one thing left: music.

I have always thought that our lives should come with soundtracks, as in the films. Music has such an influence in my life as a songwriter (and not only that - as a human being too) that I wish everyone could have the same kind of experience. I sing all the time. Regular noises make me sing. Sometimes a slamming door reminds me of a song or just a beat. As childish as is it may seem, I really don't want it to be different. I have a collection of more than a thousand albums, divided into CDs, LPs, mp3, k-7 tapes and so on. Each and every one consist in a part of my life.

I associate people to songs and I often find myself not listening to those particular songs because I remember someone that I don't want to remember. On the other hand, it also happens when I want to remember people. And those are probably the toughest moments. My deceased aunt was a songwriter and she has left me a k-7 tape with some of her songs in a very poor recording. It is gold to me and every time I feel sad that she's gone and will never come back, I listen to her tape and cry. This catharsis through music has helped me to overcome the loss of beloved ones and they have also being the soundtrack, as I said, to many happy periods!

I listen to music to feel. Happy, sad, excited, angry. I listen to music and I play music and I sing music to get in touch with my deepest emotions that I would, maybe, not be able to get only by talking or writing. Music plays a enormous role in my life and I shall keep dancing my life "until there's only one thing left: music", as my friend Bruna Zanardi would say.