Mi querida comunidad de melómanos, en esta semana 127, 
Reverón fue un hombre sumamente humilde, de sencillo vestir, larga y poblada barba, con apariencia, quizá, de ermitaño. Su genialidad fue reconocida de manera póstuma y sus obras actualmente ocupan lugares privilegiados en museos internacionales. En vida e cambiaban una obra por una botella de ron. Actualmente una obra suya se cotiza a partir de los 250 mil dólares Juanita, su compañera de toda la vida, fue también su modelo estrella. Otras veces lo eran las muñecas de trapo de tamaño natural que hacía desde su experiencia de titiritero. Los “entendidos en arte” durante su vida le decían que sus pinturas no tenían valor alguno. Le cambiaban un cuadro por una botella de ron o un plato de comida.
Les invito a conocer más sobre este genio de la pintura cuya sencillez y humildad fue notoria a todos los que le conocieron y trataron. Una semblanza completa de su vida y obra está a su disposición en castellano clicando acá y en inglés by clicking [here](https://www.britannica.com/biography/Armando-Reveron)
Este video fue otra producción de Agrupación Musical Venezuelan Power (Nombre ideado por 
My dear community of music lovers, in this week 127,
, our recent Spotlight Artist made us vibrate in the frequency of Humility expressed in the word "Tevazu" from Turkish, the official language of Turkey and Cyprus and which is spoken as a mother tongue by part of the population of nine other republics. Humility, according to the definition of the dictionary of the Royal Academy of the Spanish Language (RAE) is the ["Virtue that consists in the knowledge of one's own limitations and weaknesses and in acting in accordance with this knowledge"](https:// www.rae.es/drae2001/humildad#:~:text=humil%C4%ADtas%2C%20%2D%C4%81tis).,according%20according%20with%20this%20knowledge.). Today I bring you the song "Reverón" a tribute that was given to Armando Reverón (Venezuelan plastic artist and one of the most representative painters of the impressionist style, genius of impressionism) the remembered singer-songwriter Alí Primera.Reverón He was an extremely humble man, dressed simply, with a long and bushy beard, with the appearance, perhaps, of a hermit. His genius was recognized posthumously and his works currently occupy privileged places in international museums. In life they exchanged a work for a bottle of rum. Currently, one of his works starts at [250 thousand dollars](https://odalys.com/odalys/pren.php?comple=21#:~:text=Una%20obra%20del%20maestro%20Armando,partir %20de%20los%20250.000%20d%C3%B3lares.)
Juanita, his lifelong companion, was also his star model. Other times it was the life-size rag dolls that he made from his experience as a puppeteer. He was told by "art connoisseurs" during his lifetime that his paintings were worthless. They exchanged a painting for a bottle of rum or a plate of food.
I invite you to learn more about this genius of painting whose simplicity and humility was notorious to all who knew and treated him. A complete portrait of his life and work is available in Spanish by clicking here and in English by clicking [here](https://www.britannica.com/biography/Armando-Reveron)
This video was another production by Agrupación Musical Venezuelan Power (Name devised by
azul de su litoral
con rojo de sol poniente pincelaba al despertar
Cuando estaba pequeñito mirò las mariposas volar,
y aprendió a amar los colores, con amor supo pintar
Reveron titiritero, Reveron el muñequero,
Reveron pintor de pueblo con pinceladas de sueño
Reveron titiritero, Reveron el muñequero,
se quedó Juana la gorda ya no sirve de modelo
La desnudez de un delirio te la pagaban con ron,
cuando vivo no valías,
de Bellas Artes ni hablar
Hoy llevan de Castillete cuadros para el Gran Salon,
te codeas con El Greco, con Picasso y con Renoir
Reveron titiritero, Reveron el muñequero,
se quedó Juana la gorda ya no sirve de modelo
Reveron titiritero, Reveron el muñequero,
Reveron pintor de pueblo con pinceladas de sueño
Las cosas de mi país, hasta cuando pasaran?,
¿què dirá Bárbaro Rivas ? yo no le he compuesto ná
El día que tú partiste hubo tambores en el lugar
y en tus ojos encontraron tus muñecas vestidas color fiesta de San Juan
Reveron titiritero, Reveron el muñequero,
se quedo Juana la gorda ya no sirve de modelo
Reveron titiritero, Reveron el tamborero,
Reveron pintor de pueblo con pinceladas de sueño.
Letra tomada de acá
blue of its coastline
with red of the setting sun
he brushed an awakening
When he was little he watched the butterflies fly,
and helearned to love colors with love he knew how to paint
Puppeteer Reveron, Puppeteer Reveron,
Reveron village painter with strokes of dream
Puppeteer Reveron, Puppeteer Reveron,
Fat Juana stayed, she no longer serves as a model
The nudity of a delirium was paid for with rum,
when you live you were not worth Fine Arts don't talk else
Today they take paintings from Castillete to the Great Hall,
you rub shoulders with El Greco, with Picasso and with Renoir
Puppeteer Reveron, Puppeteer Reveron,
Fat Juana stayed, she no longer serves as a model
Puppeteer Reveron, Puppeteer Reveron,
Reveron village painter with strokes of dream
The things of my country, until when will they pass?
What would Barbaro Rivas say? I have not composed nothing
The day you left there were drums in the place
and in your eyes they found your dolls dressed in the color of the feast of San Juan
Puppeteer Reveron, Puppeteer Reveron,
Fat Juana stayed, she no longer serves as a model
Reveron the puppeteer, Reveron the drummer,
Reveron village painter with strokes of dream
Alí Primera (Coro, Venezuela, 31 de octubre de 1941-Caracas, Venezuela, 16 de febrero de 1985), inolvidable cantautor venezolano a quien debemos este hermoso homenaje a Armando Reverón, fue también cuatrista y se caracterizó por tener, la mayoría de sus composiciones, un matiz de denuncia. Entre sus piezas más emblemáticas tenemos: “Tin Marín”, “Cunaviche adentro”, “Canción Mansa para un Pueblo Bravo”. Escuchemos la interpretación que hace de “Reverón” en el siguiente video.
Alí Primera (Coro, Venezuela, October 31, 1941-Caracas, Venezuela, February 16, 1985), unforgettable Venezuelan singer-songwriter to whom we owe this beautiful tribute to Armando Reverón, was also a cuatro player and was characterized by having, most of his compositions, a nuance of denunciation. Among his most emblematic pieces we have: “Tin Marín”, [“Cunaviche inside”](https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=4ux3QRggAMg), “Meek Song for a Brave People”. Let's listen to his interpretation of “Reverón” in the following video.
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Desde Villa de Cura, estado Aragua, Venezuela, compartimos nuestra música con gran cariño. Nuestra Agrupación Musical Venezuelan Power (Nombre ideado por
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From Villa de Cura, Aragua state, Venezuela, we share our music with great affection. Our Venezuelan Power Musical Group (Name devised by
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