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Bobby mcferrin don’t worry be happy
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“Don’t Worry, Be Happy” es una canción del músico estadounidense Bobby McFerrin publicada en 1988. Fue la primera canción a capela que alcanzó el número uno en la lista Billboard Hot 100, posición que mantuvo durante dos semanas. Lanzada originalmente junto con la película Cocktail, la canción alcanzó el número 1 el 24 de septiembre de 1988,[3] desplazando a “Sweet Child o’ Mine” de Guns N’ Roses.[4]
La canción también alcanzó el número 11 en la lista de Billboard Hot Black Singles[5] y el número 7 en la lista de Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Tracks[3]. La canción también fue un éxito en el Reino Unido, alcanzando el número 2 durante su quinta semana en la lista de singles del Reino Unido[6] En Canadá, la canción alcanzó el número 1 en su octava semana[7] Un crítico señaló que era una “fórmula para afrontar las pruebas de la vida”[8].
El místico indio Meher Baba (1894-1969) utilizaba a menudo la expresión “No te preocupes, sé feliz” cuando cableaba a sus seguidores en Occidente,[9] y la expresión se imprimía en tarjetas y carteles inspiradores durante la década de 1960. En 1988, McFerrin se fijó en un cartel similar en el apartamento del dúo de jazz Tuck & Patti en San Francisco,[cita requerida] y se inspiró en el encanto y la sencillez de la expresión[10]. Escribió la canción que se incluyó en la banda sonora de la película Cocktail y se convirtió en un sencillo de éxito al año siguiente[11].
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Whistling its melody smiling in the air is the best medicine for any kind of depression. Its motivating message of positivity is always effective, because each of its notes generates calm and happiness. What a great truth that when life punishes you with a problem, thinking about it makes it double. The best thing to do is to forget it.
The American wrote this call to indolence and nonchalance in a humorous tone, taking as a basis a famous phrase that the Indian spiritual master Meher Baba pronounced in the sixties after suffering an automobile accident and that became very popular when it was incorporated into greeting cards all over the world. In fact, McFerrin discovered it on a poster hanging on a wall in the San Francisco apartment of Tuck Andress and Patti Cathcart, the husband and wife jazz band Tuck & Patti. He was struck by the simplicity of that thought and turned it into a musical work.
His combination of the cult of stoicism and Spartanism is such that he even dispenses with instruments, to recreate them a capella, only with the voice. The rhythm is provided by the tapping of the fingers and the whistles sustained by three chords that are repeated throughout the song. It seems easy to write such a simple vocal pop song, but it is really complicated to find the right key.
Don’t worry be happy
Whistling its melody smiling in the air is the best medicine for any kind of depression. Its motivating message of positivity is always effective, because each of its notes generates calm and happiness. What a great truth that when life punishes you with a problem, thinking about it makes it double. The best thing to do is to forget it.
The American wrote this call to indolence and nonchalance in a humorous tone, taking as a basis a famous phrase that the Indian spiritual master Meher Baba pronounced in the sixties after suffering an automobile accident and that became very popular when it was incorporated into greeting cards all over the world. In fact, McFerrin discovered it on a poster hanging on a wall in the San Francisco apartment of Tuck Andress and Patti Cathcart, the husband and wife jazz band Tuck & Patti. He was struck by the simplicity of that thought and turned it into a musical work.
His combination of the cult of stoicism and Spartanism is such that he even dispenses with instruments, to recreate them a capella, only with the voice. The rhythm is provided by the tapping of the fingers and the whistles sustained by three chords that are repeated throughout the song. It seems easy to write such a simple vocal pop song, but it is really complicated to find the right key.
September
Ain’t got no cash, ain’t got no styleAin’t got no gal to make you smileBut don’t worry, be happy’Cause when you worry, your face will frownAnd that will bring everybody downSo don’t worry, be happyDon’t worry, be happy now
Here’s a little ditty I wrote You might want to sing it note for note Don’t worry, be happy We all have problems in life When you worry, you make them twice as big Don’t worry, be happy…
Here’s this little ditty I wrote I hope you’ll learn it note for note Like a good boy Don’t worry, be happy Listen to what I say Expect to have trouble in life But when you worry You’ll make them double Don’t worry, be happy…. Don’t worry, don’t worry, be happy Put a smile on your face Don’t bring everybody down like that Don’t worry, it’ll all go by fast Whatever it is Don’t worry, be happy
