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Hey there family,? A pleasure to be with you again. Happy beginning of the week, today I want to present a small passage of this beautiful song "sobredosis" theme of the musician Alberto Barros, which coincidentally at the time of its release and still today he continues to interpret it.
Of course, to play it like him I still have a long way to go. But I made an attempt that I hope you can listen to and tell me how is it?
When does an overdose occur?
It occurs when you take more than the normal or recommended amount of something, often a drug. An overdose can result in serious and harmful symptoms or death.
Ok, the term overdose refers to the inappropriate intake of something (i.e. a substance), which can often be a drug. If we see "Drug", we can say that it is a psychoactive substance with potential to prevent or cure a disease, but by the fact of being psychoactive are also potentially addictive, among them the most commonly seen are the "Xanthines" (eg. Coffee), or even does not necessarily have to be an active substance, since there is evidence that harmless substances (water) in overdose can cause serious damage (kidney failure).
What I want to get to, relating it to the musical theme, is that a person should not commonly fall in love or get so excited about a person, it can be delicate for a good health. I will explain, when you fall in love and you feel very comfortable with a person your body releases "Serotonin" (happiness hormone) secreted by the brain, blood and intestines. But the ideal is to stay like this, not to get used to it, then you can get to "illusion", where your body is so used to Serotonin, that if you don't have it, you can experience a withdrawal syndrome. And we already talked before that even harmless substances (which are not supposed to harm you, but on the contrary, help to improve your health) in overdose can do very serious damage.
Artista: Alberto Barros
Álbum: En Vivo
Fecha de lanzamiento: 2006
A big hug, God bless you!!!
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