03.31.07
Posted in Uncategorized, Art Rock, Javier Hernandez-Miyares at 10:57 pm by mbumba
The video that we present won the MTV best video award in 1996. It is a great video for a great song, and coincidently my brother alberto from fee fi fo fum fame, is the bass player that you see in the last segment when Beck is onstage performing with a band. If you don’t know what a bass looks like, then look for the guy with the beard. that’s my bro.
Tags: Beck, Alberto Hernandez Miyares, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Where It’s At
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03.30.07
Posted in Uncategorized, Sineparade, Jim Dine, Art Rock, Javier Hernandez-Miyares at 5:28 pm by mbumba
Sineparade Live At the Baggot 6/1/06-"one more"
The next version of Sineparade is currently rehearsing new material. For now we present to you a clip of from a performance last year of a song that we wrote for Jim Dine. At the very end of the song there are two guitar solos. The first is played by Christopher Henri and the last is played by Javier Hernandez-Miyares.
Tags: Sineparade, Steven Pacia, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, One More, Jim Dine, Art Rock
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03.29.07
Posted in Uncategorized at 9:07 pm by mbumba
Ruz explains the potential catastrophic consequences of converting food into fuel. if you care about the environment and humantiy, you should read this article.
The Danger Of Biodiesel Fuel
Tags: Fidel Castro, Global Warming, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Biodiesel
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Posted in Uncategorized at 5:26 pm by mbumba
This is a luxury apartment building designed by mexican born architect Ismael Leyva. On wednsday leyva was featured in a profile that was published in the New York Daily News. Construction is now underway on one of his buildings at eighth avenue and 48th street. I live in Forest Hills and i took this picture to show you my favorite view of the Windsor Tower.
Tags: Windsor Tower, Ismael Leyva, Forest Hills, Javier Hernandez-Miyares
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03.28.07
Posted in Uncategorized, Javier Hernandez-Miyares at 11:31 pm by mbumba
In his writings which included essays, poems, plays, and novels, Miguel De Unamuno employed a language which was both austere and precise. His philosophy foreshadowed the thinking of 20th century existentialists, such as Jean Paul Sartre and Albert Camus. He was the ultimate rebel, because he rebelled against the anguish of existence, and its creator, and his consigna was “contra esto y aquello (against this and that)”. He asked the questions that have no answer. He said that love most be spoken for it to be love. He never stopped believing in love, because love is faith.
Miguel De Unamuno Quotations
Tags: Miguel de Unamuno, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Existentialism
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03.27.07
Posted in Uncategorized, Javier Hernandez-Miyares at 7:51 pm by mbumba
We are proud to present a live performance of Nini Camps singing her song “Step Back From The Fire”. Nini is my cousin and i played electric guitar for her many years ago, when she was beginning her career as a singer songwriter. This is a video from a performance last year in Los Angeles.
Nini Camps, STEP BACK FROM THE FIRE
Tags: Nini Camps, Step Back From The Fire
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03.26.07
Posted in Uncategorized, Javier Hernandez-Miyares at 8:09 pm by mbumba
Roberto Poveda And Alex Garcia
Work is progressing on Roberto’s album which is tentatively titled “Bluesy Son”. Today we brought in the extraordinary drummer and percussionist Alex Garcia to record bongos and drums. Alex leads a New york Based band named Afromantra. You can also visit Roberto and find out when he is playing somewhere near you.
Tags: Roberto Poveda, Alex Garcia, Afromantra, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Cuban Music
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03.25.07
Posted in Uncategorized, Sineparade, Art Rock, Javier Hernandez-Miyares at 9:52 pm by mbumba
Steven rehearsing at Frost Street Space
Crawl was written by Steven Pacia and Javier Hernandez-Miyares, and was recorded at the Sinlab Studio in Forest Hills. Steven played acoustic guitar, and Christopher Henri played the mandolin and slide guitar. Javier played fuzz guitar, bass, drums and keyboards. This track was produced by Steven and Javier.
Crawl
Tags: Steven Pacia, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Sineparade, Crawl, Art Rock
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03.23.07
Posted in Uncategorized, Art Rock, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, Fee Fi Fo Fum at 6:09 pm by mbumba
We were travelling from new york to los angeles, doing street attacks in every city and town that we encountered. in minneapolis while we played at the nicollet mall, we met lorenzo from pj and the magic bus. he invited us to stay at the magic bus loft and introduced us to the wonderful artist community of that great city. before we departed to continue on our trek to los angeles we performed a show in pj’s loft. on this night we opened for pj and the magic bus. the first song is “sugar ditch alley” by fee fi fo fum, a post punk pop song that i wrote in 1985. the second song is pj and the magic bus performing “you won’t see me”. if you listen carefully to lorenzo’s lyrics, you will notice that he improvised 2 verses in homage to fee fi fo fum. thank you pj, larry and thor for your caritas. i offer this post as an homage to pj and the magic bus for that special night in the miniapple.
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Posted in Uncategorized, Art Rock, Javier Hernandez-Miyares at 5:06 pm by mbumba
PJ And The Magic Bus
You Won’t See Me (PJ And The Magic Bus)
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