Felix Patiño

I still remember the first time I met you, my father brought with him a t-shirt with the logo of the album “The Dark Side of the Moon” At first, I wasn’t curious, but one afternoon I thought, “Why not?” and lay down in my room to listen to the album. It changed everything: the instruments, the sound, the vocals, the transitions. Everything was new to me, something I’d never heard before. From that moment on, I immersed myself in the world of Pink Floyd. I started listening to their other albums, and none of them disappointed me. The great album “Animals” with its three long tracks, “The Wall” with its iconic songs, “Wish You Were Here” with its nine parts, “Meddle” with the one-way journey of “Echoes,” *A Momentary Lapse of Reason* with “Learning to Fly” and “Yet Another Movie,” and my favorite album, “The Division Bell” with “Poles Apart,” “Coming Back to Life,” and “High Hopes.” Each album gave me a completely new experience, And I am grateful for the day I heard them for the first t