Mil caminos tiene la muerte

The Pearl A woman is transforming herself into a picture.

The Door With Grey Hair

Chasing Waves Chasing Waves is visual music composed in real-time using voltage controlled video synthesis. The sound creates the image, what you hear is what you see. The title refers to the pursuit of those sonorous audible frequencies which form the most interesting patterns, creating a harmonious balance between sound and vision.

The End of Hunger Expeditious.

Planting for Life Old Jia gave up his city life and returned to the countryside with his wife. He abandoned chemical fertilizer to practice natural farming. His philosophy attracted a big group of admirers from the city, whereas local villagers disagreed on his approaches.

The Queen of Spades - Tc... Enamoured with an unknown lady, a young soldier discovers that her grandmother holds a secret to win at cards. Although his beloved requites his love, happiness slips out of reach when his obsession with the powerful secret drives him to madness. Set in imperial Russia, Tchaikovsky’s late brooding thriller about a fanatic gambler is a tour de force of stirring melancholy, consuming passion and grand sweeping orchestration. If the opera saw the light of day thanks to his brother, the librettist Modest Tchaikovsky, The Queen of Spades soon became Pyotr I. Tchaikovsky’s personal obsession: composed in only 44 days, he considered it a masterpiece.

Welcome! Go to Hell! The subtitles respond to each other and remind us with joy and joy that if we live, it is to die.

Bon Jovi: Live In Japan ... This amazing DVD includes a fierce and energetic performance by Bon Jovi with 11 songs that reel in the best songs of this North American Hard Rock band recorded during their tour in Japan in 1985. Fantastic from beginning to end, a gift for every Bon Jovi fan . Indispensable for your live collection.

Movement Forms are born and die.

Pete Townshend Live in N... A performance from Townshend's first North American solo tour was broadcast live from the theatre of the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York in August 1993. The concert was in three parts: an opening session of eight songs, a complete performance of Psychoderelict and an encore of a further five songs.