Ulises Caloz podcast Ulises Caloz

http://www.ulisescaloz.com Esta cancion esta dedicada a todos los pueblos que han sangrado a causa de la violencia, en particular mi amada tierra Colombiana que aun se desangra sin setido. El perdon es la fragancia que desprende la violeta en el tacon que la ha destrozado, alguna vez dijo Mark Twain, y es mi inspiracion y el mensaje que envio por medio de mi musica a TODOS mis hermanos colombianos dentro o fuera del territorio nacional.
Dios los bendiga y perdonemonos unos a otros.

Song for peace and forgiveness in Colombia and the world by singer songwriter Ulises Caloz, the name of the song is Violeta, inspired in the worlds of the american writer Mark Twain: Forgiveness is the fragance that the violet sheds on the heel that has crushed it.

Ulises Caloz's self-produced debut album, "9 years" in the making, presents us with 12 original pop/rock tracks filled with powerful lyrics and instantly appealing melodies. Featuring some of Miami's finest musical talents, this album elevates the familiar sounds of today's mainstream latin music to a new level. In songs like "Que Se Sentira" (What does it feel) a beatleish styled ballad produced alongside well re-known latin producer and artist *MonteRosa*, you will undoubtely connect with the nostalgic behind many of Ulises Caloz's songs. "Te Estoy Rogando " (I Am Begging You), an uptempo track that dweels on the desperation for forgiveness of a man's human imperfections which has cost him the love of his life. With his independent release of "9 years", Ulises celebrates the latin pop/rock music that has influenced him since his early years growing up in his natal Cali, Colombia and pays tribute to all those who with hard-work and perseverence are able to bring to an audience the magic of their craft.

Live music, the real escence of Artists, CundeAmor plays live, fantastic organic version of their song Hit Song 'No Se Perder'