Greetings, Hive friends, especially the Hive Open Mic family. After several weeks of absence due to health issues and family commitments, I'm back to participate in week 267, the theme of "Fragrance." Today I'll be performing the song "I Bring Perfume To You" (I Bring Perfume to You). I hope you all enjoy it.

When we talk about fragrances, we immediately associate them with scents or aromas, perfumes. But they can also be related to cultural, socio-emotional, and economic virtues. It depends on how we approach them. This time, with this song, I relate it to the scent and magic left by that love that makes us feel those sensations that take us to the clouds.

The song "I Bring Perfume To You" (I Carry Perfume to You) was popularized and recorded by singer-songwriter and actor Guillermo Dávila on his album "Puedemente" (Definitively) in 1984 in Spain and was the main theme song for the Venezuelan-Puerto Rican soap opera Diana Carolina, in which Guillermo starred alongside Ivonne Goderich. Its lyrics lead us to a passionate and profound love, to admiration for that beloved person who possesses that magic and charm that bewitches with their scent and passion.

I am grateful to God for allowing me to participate and interact with all of you again after several weeks of absence due to the aforementioned reasons, and happy to be active in this great Hive family.

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This video was recorded with a Tecno phone and the Inshot app was used.

The video was recorded and edited by my son Carlos Funes.