4.21.2023
YO WHATS ON YOUR TWITTER FEED?...Toys? Clothes ? Christmas Ornaments? EBAY HUSTLE 101
Thats rights if you follow me on twitter @ceromundo you will notice that I share random items for sale.
The reason I do this is to market those random items so that buyers are able to find their items. I do this as well on Pinterest. This helps me gain new followers as well.
Selling on EBAY is a hustlers hobby. Its where if you get stuff for cheap and you want to sell it at a good price this is where you go. If you know how to finesse the shipping you can pocket some money that way as well.
I have sold almost everything you can think of on Ebay.
Im currently at 135 BLUE Stars meaning that my ratings are 99.5% positive.
Heres another easter egg. Depending the item that is sold or where its being shipped to. I include some promo stickers as a gift.
4.18.2023
Ai (Artifical Intelligence) writes my1st Blog and it is fake news
Ceromundo: The Future of Colombian Rap
Ceromundo is a Colombian rapper who is quickly making a name for himself in the world of hip hop. He is known for his unique style, which blends elements of Colombian folk music with traditional hip hop beats. Ceromundo is also an independent artist, which means that he is not signed to a major record label. This gives him the freedom to create music that is true to himself and his sound.
Ceromundo was born in Medellín, Colombia in 1990. He started rapping at a young age, and he quickly developed a love for the music. In 2010, he released his first mixtape, "Ceromundo." The mixtape was a success, and it helped to put Ceromundo on the map.
In 2012, Ceromundo released his debut album, "El Último Día." The album was a critical and commercial success, and it helped to solidify Ceromundo's place in the Colombian rap scene. Ceromundo has since released two more albums, "El Camino" in 2014 and "El Regreso" in 2016.
Ceromundo is a rising star in the world of hip hop. He is a talented rapper with a unique style. He is also an independent artist, which gives him the freedom to create music that is true to himself and his sound. Ceromundo is the future of Colombian rap, and he is sure to continue to make waves in the world of hip hop.
Colombian Rap: A Growing Genre
Colombian rap is a genre of music that is growing in popularity. The genre is characterized by its use of Spanish lyrics and its focus on social and political issues. Colombian rap artists often use their music to speak out against injustice and to raise awareness of important issues.
Some of the most popular Colombian rap artists include Ceromundo, Alcolirykoz, and Granuja. These artists have helped to put Colombian rap on the map and have inspired a new generation of Colombian rappers.
Independent Artists: The Future of Music
The music industry is changing. The rise of streaming services and social media has made it easier than ever for independent artists to release their music and connect with fans. As a result, we are seeing a growing number of independent artists who are making waves in the music world.
Some of the most successful independent artists in recent years include Chance the Rapper, Kendrick Lamar, and Adele. These artists have all released critically acclaimed albums without the help of a major record label.
The success of these artists is proof that independent artists can be just as successful as those who are signed to major labels. In fact, many independent artists are now choosing to remain independent in order to have more control over their music and their careers.
Battle Rap: A Growing Sport
Battle rap is a form of competitive hip hop where two rappers face off against each other in a verbal battle. The goal of battle rap is to outdo your opponent with your lyrics, wordplay, and delivery. Battle rap has been around for decades, but it has recently seen a surge in popularity.
Some of the most popular battle rappers in the world include Dizaster, Hollow Da Don, and Pat Stay. These rappers have helped to put battle rap on the map and have inspired a new generation of battle rappers.
Battle rap is a growing sport, and it is becoming increasingly popular with fans of all ages. The sport is a great way to showcase the talent of rappers, and it is also a lot of fun to watch. If you are a fan of hip hop, then you should definitely check out battle rap.
I hope you enjoyed this blog about Ceromundo, Colombian rap, independent artists, and battle rap.
LETS GET THE FACTS
I was not born in 1990 nor in Medellin
I did start rapping in the 90's in Medellin but not seriously.
My 1st mixtape was not "Ceromundo" ..it was a mixtape by Riverside Entertainment
I did not release "El Camino" or "El Regreso"
I have not released an album called "El Ultimo Dia
This was written by typing in "
can you write me a blog about ceromundo, colombian rap, independent artist, and battle rap?"
in BARD.google.com
3.27.2023
THANK YOU TO THE SUPPORTERS
Ive come to learn in this music business that one of the hardest things is getting support from your fellow peers. I have released projects in the past and some artist that you thought you were cool wth or collabed with dont support or share any of your projects.
It means a lot to get some kind of support from fellow rappers, especially the ones that will retweet you on their feed. S/O to Dalow and Mino
3.08.2023
BIENVENIDOS EXTRATERRESTRES .....NEW ALBUM/EP
THEY ARE LANDING!!!!!!
The New EP is here "BIENVENIDOS EXTRATERRESTRES"
This album is going to abduct you on a musical trip to a far far galaxy.
Get ready to get probed by a poetic lyrical genius.
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1. Bienvenido Extraterrestres -
Produced by RAJ BEATS
Recorded @ BYRONZ
Enginered by Byron
2.AGUACERO
Produced by BIG SHOT BEATZ
Recorded @ BYRONZ
Enginered by Byron
3. GRINGOLANDIA ANTHEM
Produced by WYSHMASTER BEATZ
Recorded @ BYRONZ
Enginered by Byron
4. PIROPOS
Produced by DREAMLIFE
Recorded @ BYRONZ
Enginered by Byron
5. MOTAVACION
Produced by MOREFUZE for SONIKBEATS
Recorded @ Hustlefirm Studios
Engineered by Pamela Velaz
6.03.2022
MIS EMPIEZOS y PROCESSO EN EL HIP HOP DE CALI COLOMBIA
Cuando empeze en mi processo del Hip Hop en Cali,Colombia. Empeze con un grupo de bailarines de break y rapperos. Cuales conoci en la Ciclovia de la Novena. La mayoria del combo eran del Barrio Alfonso Lopez yo vivia en Barrio La Nueva Granada. Con los B-boys ibamos a las minitekas a batallar otro bailarines, promocionar el Hip Hop y demuestrar nuestro talento en el las discotekas de Cali (Barbarelas, The Getto, Nuestra Herencia) y batallar a otros bailarines en la discoteka.
(From left to right: Neno, Norberto, Kike, Carnicero, Mostrico)
El parche luego se desarollo y empezo a integrar mas raperos. Uno de los grupos mas populares de la musica urbana en la ciudad eran Los Generales. 2 miembros del grupo querian hacer musica distinto que el grupo hacia. Se formo un collectivo de Mcs que eran de differente barrios de la ciudad de Cali. Formamos el grupo al estilo de Wu Tang Clan.
Una photo que fue inspirado por los fotographiass de NWA
Left to Right: SuperJam, Toppomental, Carnicero (Rolex or Fake Rolex, en Colombia you never know..lol).
En "Nuestro Parche" or nuestro crew, estaba Mr Fu & Player G, ellos siempre nos acompanaba a las rumbas y presentaciones. Ellos nos representaba y eran fans de la musica. Mr Fu was the best wingman anybody could have. He was about it and his on A-game if trouble lurked. He would help you get the girls, talk to the girls friend, and looked out if problem was around.
Player G was street, a go-getta, and a player than had swag, he loved Raekwons album, Cypress Hill, Deathrow records and Notorious BIG's Life After Death.
(Left to Right: Carnicero, Toppo, Player G, SuperJam, Power)
We were on the way to Buenaventura on a bus to do a show. The bus got pulled over for a "requiza"
On our way back to Cali, we found ounces of weed stuck in between the seats. We would sit in the back seat, stick our heads out the window to smoke. On the bus in the middle row there was this pretty girl with an older man (maybe the father, uncle, or friend ). The girl was impressed with us and kept looking back to see who we were, Player G notices this. He told me watch Im gonna get that girl, I was like yeah right. The man got off at an earlier stop. Once we got off Playa G went and sat next to the girl. I swear to god within 5-10 minutes he was making out with the girl and got her number. She got off the next stop. We was going crazy and giving props to the homie and asking him how did he do it. He was like "Labia"
5.13.2022
AGUA-CERO (ARTWORK) and preview of upcoming song
Here is a look at the new artwork for the new release that is going to be released by Ceromundo. AGUACERO The artwork is of mix media originally an acrylic painting that was scanned with elements of photoshop and photography. The artwork shows a man in the ocean getting ready to drown but reaches for a microphone shaped of water. In the ocean there are records and music equipment and sharks as well. This symobilizes how the industry can drown you and you are still fighting for survival to breath again.
Most of the previous artwork Ceromundo previously released was all digital created pieces. The artwork and song is inspired by when Cero'was in a boat accident in Cartagena, Colombia
The song was originally titled "Naufragante" or Castaway in spanish, for this is what they called him and the other survivors. AguaCero is a a continuance and homage to the "Cero Sacrificio" album, where the songs were called
ParCero
GroCero
Which was released via the RiverSide Entertainment.
AGUACERO is a wordplay, double meaning type of song that plays with the water concept simialr to Don Monstro Pt. 1 and many other of Ceromundos songs like "Cero Down"
4.06.2022
We Die Young (Quick Film Critique)
1st of all, I would like to mention that I'm creditable to write this harsh critique on the film.
- I'm a Latino born and raised in the Washington DC area, my father is Colombian, and my mother is from Chile, I lived in Colombian in the mid 90's
- I grew up near the University Blvd area (mentioned by narrator in the beginning), from the smell of the fountain with fishes inside the medical center by Carrol Ave to getting Ledos at Adelphi Plaaza to working at Golden Bull off Riggs Road.I can go on if needed.
- I attended classes at Montgomery College, Takoma Park (mentioned in the film)
- I had my fair share of run ins with the MS13 gang. (I had friends in high school that joined them, I was closed to getting jumped and stabbed by them in a parking lot, luckily It was saved by some Dominican homies that happen to drive by, I had friends that were on missions to go to random bars to take them out, plus I had fans that were MS13, tatted to the forehead that supported and bought my music.
- This film definitely does not look like it was filmed in the Hispanic heavy populated neighborhoods of the DMV, If we going to talk University Bldvd. I didnt see anything that resembled Wheaton, Langley Park, Lewisdale not even Riverdale which is heavy Mexican popualayed.
- A 20 minute bike ride to the White House might be from Mt Pleasant or Columbia Heights
- Latino kids (especially Salvadorans) do not speak like they do in the movie.
- DC does not have that much MS graffiti (maybe parts of VA and MD)
- There was no mention of pupusas or pan de pavo sandwhiches in the film?
- No cumbia music at the wedding?
- Whats up with the scribbled tattooss on the gang member faces. Did the film do this on purpose to disrespect the gang?
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