Today I wanted to try something I saw online, a song called “o tu o nadie”. It sounded pretty cool, so I thought, why not give it a shot and learn it? First, I had to find the music sheet. I rummaged through a bunch of websites and finally found a decent one. It wasn’t perfect, but it was good enough to get started.
Once I had the sheet, I sat down at my piano and started to figure out the notes. It took a while to get the hang of it. The melody was a bit tricky, and the rhythm was kind of all over the place. I played the first few bars over and over, trying to get it right. My fingers felt clumsy at first, but I kept at it.
Practice Makes Perfect (Almost)
- Day 1: Struggled with the intro. It was harder than I expected.
- Day 2: Got the first verse down, but the chorus was still a mess.
- Day 3: Started to feel a bit more comfortable. The melody was starting to stick in my head.
- Day 4: Nailed the chorus! It felt good to finally get that part right.
- Day 5: Ran through the whole song a few times. Still made mistakes, but it was starting to sound like music.
I practiced every day for about an hour. Some days were better than others. There were times when I felt like giving up, but I pushed through. I really wanted to learn this song. It was a challenge, but I was determined to get it.
After a week or so, I could play the whole song from beginning to end without too many mistakes. It wasn’t perfect, but I was proud of myself. I had actually learned a new song! It was a good feeling. I even recorded myself playing it and sent it to a few friends. They said it sounded pretty good, which was a nice bonus.
So yeah, that’s how I learned “o tu o nadie”. It was a fun little project. I’m not a professional musician or anything, but it’s cool to be able to learn new things and challenge yourself. I might try to learn another song soon. We’ll see.
