Feb. 11, 2023
Day 35: Serenade
Bringing serenade to someone is mostly done by men, but there's no a rule which says women can't do it too. Serenade is to perform a few songs in the night in front of the window of the loved one in order to express feelings like gratitude and love. However, there must be a courtship between the two beloved before. It doesn't have an origin in Mexico but is so popular that it's now a tradition. You only need a guitar, the ability to sing and a loved one. There is a scene in the movie The Book of Life where makes a reference to this tradition, the scene is "I Love You Too Much" if you want to watch it on youtube. I think that I would like to do this before dying. However, for that I need to learn how to play guitar and sing first (haha). Maybe in a far February fourteenth.
Edit: I forgot to say that if someone brings serenade to his(her) beloved, he(she) can also sing along with mariachi.
Day 35: Serenade
Bringing sSerenade toing someone is mostly done by men, but there's no a rule which says women can't do it, too.
I don't think I've ever known anyone to do this in the US except for in the movies.
Serenadeing is to performing a few songs in theat night in front of the window of the beloved one in order to express feelings like gratitude and love.
However, tThere must bexist a courtship between the two beloved beforers first.
It doesidn't have an originate in Mexico but it is so popular that it's now a tradition.
Wow!
You only need a guitar, the ability to sing and a beloved one.
There is a scene in the movie The Book of Life whereich makes a reference to this tradition, t. The scene is "I Love You Too Much" if you want to watch it on youtube.
I think that I would like to do this before dying.
However, for thatFor that, however, I need to learn how to sing and play guitar and sing first (haha).
aww! That's so sweet!
Maybe ion a fardistant February fourteenth14.
Edit: I forgot to say that if someone brings serenade tos his(/her) beloved, he(/she) can also sing along with a mariachi band.
I only see this in the movies or tv shows, too, lol.
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I'm glad this tradition is alive and well in Mexico. I wish we had more people who could sing and play any musical instrument in the US!! Good work!
Feb. 12, 2023
Thank you so much!!! I'm also glad that this tradition is alive.
Day 35: Serenade
Bringing serenade to someoneSerenading is mostly done by men, but there's no a rule which says women can't do it too.
It is its own verb in English: “to serenade”.
Serenadeing is towhen a person performs a few songs during the night in front of the window of their loved one in order to express feelings like gratitude and love.
“Acting is when…”
“Singing is when…”
However, there must be a courtship between the two beloved before.
You’ve already told us they’re romantically involved no need to add this
It doesn't have an origin in Mexico but ist has become so popular that it's now a tradition.
Usage :) !
You only need a guitar, the ability to sing and a loved one.
There is a scene in the movie ‘The Book of Life’ where it makes a reference to ithis tradition, the scene ist’s called "I Love You Too Much" if you want to watch it on youtube.
Grammar and usage so it’s more native like and natural
I think that I would like to do thisit too before dying.
Grammar, ‘it’
However, for that I’ll need to learn how to play the guitar and how to sing first (haha).
When we say “in our lives” it’s implied as a goal or objective in the future, so when referring to it we need to use the future tense (I’ll).
Maybe in a far away February fourteenth.
Edit: I forgot to say that if someone brings serenades to his(her) beloved, he(she) can also sing along with mariachi.
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Lovely work, in my country it is considered a Shakespearean practise and is not done at all now, but is generally thought to be very romantic, with the present equivalent being playing a song with a boombox in front of your beloved’s house (like in the TV show, Season 3, of ‘You’ on Netflix).
Feb. 12, 2023
Oooh, I have heard that the origin of serenading is from Romeo and Juliet. I have seen about playing a song with a boombox in movies , I thought that it was something like an American joke.
Feb. 12, 2023
Oooh, I have heard that the origin of serenading is from Romeo and Juliet. I have seen about playing a song with a boombox in movies , I thought that it was something like an American joke.
Thanks for your amazing corrections!!!
Feb. 12, 2023
Oooh, I have heard that the origin of serenading is from Romeo and Juliet. I have seen about playing a song with a boombox in movies , I thought that it was something like an American joke.
Oh yes we would call it an appropriation to modern audiences haha
Day 35: Serenade
BringingTo serenade to someone is mostly done by men, but there's no a rule which says that women can't do it too.
STo serenade is to perform a few songs in the night in front of the window of thea loved one in order to express feelings like gratitude and love.
However, there must be a courtship between the two beloved beforepeople first.
It doesn't have an origin in Mexico, but it's so popular that it's now a tradition now.
You only need a guitar, the ability to sing and a loved one.
There is a scene in the movie "The Book of Life" where makethere's a reference to this tradition, t. The scene is "I Love You Too Much", if you want to watch it on youtube.
I think that I would like to do this before dyingI die.
However, for that, I need to learn how to play the guitar and sing first (haha).
Maybe in a farthe future of February fourteenth.
Edit: I forgot to say that if someone brings serenades to his(her) beloved, he(she) can also sing along with mariachi.
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Good job! This seems like such a charming tradition, very romantic. I don't think I've heard of this before, so it's quite interesting.
Feb. 12, 2023
Thank you for your corrections!! It think that here in mexico we have a warm culture and that's why we like this kind of romantic things.
Day 35: Serenade
Bringing sSerenade toing someone is mostly done by men, butecause there's no a rule which says women can't do it too.
Serenadeing is to performing a few songs in the night in front of the window of the loved one in order to express feelings like gratitude and love.
However, there must be a courtship between the two beloved before.
It doesn't have an origin in Mexico but is so popular that it's now a tradition.
You only need a guitar, the ability to sing, and a loved one.
There is a scene in the movie The Book of Life where makes a reference to this tradition, the scene is "I Love You Too Much" if you want to watch it on youtube.
I think that I would like to do this before dying.
However, for that I need to learn how to play guitar and sing first (haha).
Maybe in a faron February fourteenth14th far away from now.
Edit: I forgot to say that if someone brings serenade tos his (her) beloved, he (she) can also sing along with mariachi.
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Bringing serenade to someone is mostly done by men, but there's no a rule which says women can't do it too.
It is its own verb in English: “to serenade”.
I don't think I've ever known anyone to do this in the US except for in the movies.
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