of youtube. what are our kids really seeing? "ads,eport is titled toys, and games dominate viewing." >> no one has really looked at what kids are actually watching. youtube has this data, but no other studies have looked at kids' viewing histories. 10we collected the last videos that kids from zero to eight years of age had watched, and my research team just watch those videos, over 472 hours submitted by 83 parents, and we evaluated each video by the common sense media standards for positive and negative content. and say,o be rigorous what are kids being served on youtube, and how can parents navigate this space that are? -- this space better? emily: some of the screenshots of your report are quite disturbing, especially when you look at the suggested videos to watch next. there are political ads, for example, which i don't think any young child needs to see. what was the most disturbing content you found, the creepiest content? we did see videos of gamers. a lot of gamers like to post videos of

they recommend you to kids instead of youtube. do you let your kids watch youtube? >> in limited amounts. i usually watch with them. informationher some that really recommends that parents go to the common sense media site. they can see those screenshots for themselves, look at her conclusions, we made info- graphics for how parents can understand what is being said to their child from the algorithms, be smart about ads and monetization, how they can find the best content. because there is good stuff on youtube, it's just not being prioritized by the algorithm sometimes. as far as my kids, we have learned our lessons about googling. ,hey now have access to youtube watching pokemon videos and things like that. it's been pretty frustrating realizing, there is so much sticky and mindless content on youtube, and that is what little eyeballs are drawn to. such an important topic. we are running into a hard commercial break. we're going to have to leave it there. we will have you back to talk about this. think is much for joining us. still ahead, we will hear from top bus

before you go, you've done new reporting on youtube, specifically youtube video that spread false information saying biden actually lost pennsylvania, therefore lost his president-elect status. that got more than a million views, shared widely on facebook. why did it not get flagged, and how much other misinformation is being spread on youtube? >> right, this video e. , as yo said. got more than 1 million views. it has a label saying the associated press called the race for biden but nevertheless, that video remains on youtube. youtube told me this video does not violate its policies, even though it makes a claim that real clear politics reversed its call for pennsylvania, despite the fact real clear politics itself came out and said this is false and we have not -- we never called pennsylvania and nothing has changed on our website. so this video continues to circulate online, continues to get views and youtube said it doesn't violate its policies because it only banned misinformation related to how to vote. it doesn't ban misinformation about election outcomes or counting of ballots. that's

so i can people get -- >> you get on youtube channel,, youtube, and look up our youtube channel which is called the trumpty dumpty cycle and there they are. we are going to about -- rolling them out. you can see eight of them. >> have you gotten any reaction from the negative reaction or just ribbing from the right, from the administration at all? >> that have probably been some very critical things thrown up on the internet but it don't see them in any of the comment sections added don't work for them anyway. i am an actor. most actors are scared to death of bad reviews come about who they come from. but secretly i think everybody was hoping we would get trump's goat and elicit a couple of the tweets from it. hasn't happened yet but god, who is doing everything else. he's a total lunatic these days, so i'm ready. >> did you watch the debate? >> yes, i did. unbelievable. unbelievable spectacle. who would have dreamed that our politics would be so debased? only thing that kind of threw me about it, not what was happening. while it was happening i wanted to vomit. as soon as it was over

youtube broadcast live and so we just feel connectedlj youtube broadcast live and so we just feel connected. i see all of that, what about the music itself? the musicjust can be very soothing. it is so vast, it is so different and so there is something that reaches everyone, whether you like some of their older or true up songs earlier in their debut years or some of the softer songs they are lending towards now, there is something for everyone. where do you see them going from here? hopefully the next up from here? hopefully the next up is from here? hopefully the next upisa from here? hopefully the next up is a grammy. we are really, really hoping tuesday brings some amazing news. good luck to you and enjoy picking away at those youtube videos. great to have you on. thank you for taking the time to speak to us. that is just about it from me. you can get me on social media. this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello there. on friday, we saw temperatures slowly rising as milderaircame in from the atlantic, together with a lot of cloud. but over this weekend, it's cooler air that's going to return a

we went on to youtube, we're just getting a spinning wheel when we hit play. the problem is also affecting some other services, including youtube tv and movies and tv shows that you'd purchase through google tv. youtube says it is aware of the problem, and it's working to fix it. >>> you're watching kpix 5 news at 5:30. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, san francisco scaling back its long-awaited makeover for market street. why the city is forced to take some shortcuts. >>> still fighting. election misinformation, facebook now extending a temporary policy change. >>> and on this veterans day, a different kind of ceremony held in vallejo to honor those who served in the armed forces. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin. kpix 5's john ramos reports from mare island on the cemetery reborn. >> reporter: each year at this time, we pay respects to those who fought for this country, but on mare island, just doing that has been a fight in itself. today's ceremony marked the rebirth of a place long since left for dead. the mar

or cooler youtube. what are the differences in your words and what do you think prevents, perhaps, youtube with as much larger scale from going into the untappeded areas? >> yeah. i don't really think about youtube at all as a competitor or relative to vemeo that is where they started the it is more of an artist friendly advertisement free platform but right now vemeo is in different business vemeo is tools for people, businesses to create video it's not so much a broadcast platform although we do offer that service it's much more the tools for video creation, the tools for live stream and to enable people to do that significantly on their own platforms. so in their own work environments or in their own -- for the dedicated customers. that's really what vemeo's business does today. i think meaningfully different when i think about the competitive set, i focus less on youtube and more on people who are really focused on enterprise software >> joey, speaking of the competitive set as well as youtube's par

emily: facebook, twitter, youtube all taking steps in the event that happens. and your former life, you were anti-trump lawyer. -- antitrust lawyer. given all the scrutiny on big if there is ae, changeover, given that the former vice president is not really detailed his thoughts here. david: we have not detailed at all what the former vice president would do on antitrust. david cicilline has got that we want athat fundamental restructuring of big tex. predict,e going to whether it is a democrat or republican who leads us forward, big tech is not off the hook. of democratsndency to go after a behavioral remedy. the breakup of at&t happened under a republican administration. republicans tend not to like behavioral restrictions. they say, let's break it up and restructure the whole thing. emily: we will have to "bloomberg technology have you back more often on -- have to have you back more often on "bloomberg technology." thank you. two into our presidential election coverage that david will be hosting tonight at 7:00. coming up, authorities are racing to make sur

you can watch on youtube with no warnings at all. speeches by hitler or the ku klux klan leaders, gun making instructions. for example, why do you think you tube has chosen to focus on this r t documentary? yes, that's clear. congratulations on the quality of the documentary 1st. and then of course, this is crazy. death gone much too far before. busy as you say, i mean if you put a blur or nudity almost facebook or trips or at the office, it was stopped immediately. fine, no problem. but now they venture into political world. there are other things that, you can say and those that you can't, especially if it comes from our t.v., it comes from russia. despite the fact that many people who disagree with russia, do you know who support some of the european politicians who don't like russia, these people give you an example like archie, very much. i interviewed a more prominent lawyer recently. i know he doesn't like the russian politics and, and russia such but told me, i love archie. i was surprised. why? because you'll be, you know, t

carlos: saben a quien se debe el Éxito del canal de youtube de alexandra rosaldo? ella misma nos lo va a contar mÁs adelante pero ahora vamos con toda la informaciÓn. [mÚsica] satcha:quÉ gusto saludarles como cada maÑana. y asÍ es día dos despuÉs de los comicios presidenciales y todavÍa no se define a un ganador. si sea capaz de unir a esta transmisiÓnqueremos que vean cÓmo luce el mapa del colegio electoral. quien obtenga mayorÍa de 270 votos es quien serÍa vencedor. biden aventaja a trump con 174 votos. seis votos del colegio electoral de obtener el nÚmero mÁgico que lo convierte en el prÓximo presidente de estados unidos. trump cuenta con 214 votos. todavÍa hay algunos estados que no se define como pensilvania, georgia, carolina del norte y tambiÉn nevada to todo estÁ en juego, dependiendo de quien salga victorioso podrÍa convertirse en el prÓximo mandatario del paÍs. aquÍ tenemos amplia cobertura esta maÑana. a esta hora se reduce la ventaja del presidente trump sobre joe biden en pensilvania, uno de los estados claves en las aspiracione

google and facebook are -- which is google youtube are better off after elections. a lot of the scrutiny on them for election fraud lifts after the election so i think they will be less in the spotlight post election than they were last week. >> chris, i wonder to what degree do you agree what happens -- i mean, why are they no longer -- would they be in the cross hairs still if there were the change in administration and with the vaccine if work from home were to dissipate largely, does that not leave the names liable somehow? >> sure, carl. it leaves them liable. i mean, our general views, nasdaq is in a bubble. it's a fed fueled bubble and, you know, bubbles need fuel to keep moving along and building higher and higher i think the next stage of the bubble, once the market gets through the election is going to be the fed is going to come back into focus and be a lot more vocal about monday tiesing the deaf stits a deficits and stimulus that we do and that feeds the software stocks over the coming years i think the big next leg of the bubble will be m & a activity

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during the pandemic still, or youtube flags up, an anti documentary about the activists in the us is potentially offensive, and it proved is quite happy to simulate content with such warnings. you get a reaction from the film's producer after the join me every thursday on the alex salmond show. and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics, sports business, i'm showbusiness. i'll see you then. welcome back. watching on t.v. documentaries can be an upsetting experience, at least if you warnings are to be believed in america from both the extreme left and right as being flagged as potentially offensive is a preview. the biggest political events of the last 4 years is happening amid the coronavirus been arrested, and the level of civil unrest sparked by the death george floyd's end of the radical groups on both sides of the political spectrum. here was only ok. what's about if you want a war to deal with us we're going to meet these groups and their leaders to find out how far they're ready to go, to fight for what they believe the stupid for this country. although different ver

project breathe baby shark. watched video on youtube. project breathe baby sharkm is baby shark the infuriating and catchy children's song, now it's more than 7 billion times, overtaking the previous record holder, this procedure, the pop hit. mike is a2. he works intake and lives in west sussex with his and five kids. —— works in tech. he's also one of the from people around the world to experience depression i've had depression for 15 years clinically, irving day with swings and upsetting thoughts like suicide. you can spend a week where you don't want to get out of bed in the morning and sometimes when you are depressed you just don't feel like talking. over the past year, mike is what traditional therapy for an app and an electricity emitting headset. today, only half of patients are accessing the treatment they need. but this set up could help them get immediate support without even leaving the house. take these two little jobbers here. you the house. take these two littlejobbers here. you then tie up your hair if you have any,

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cuando uno ve que puso su vÍdeo en youtube y tiene mÁs de 3,000,000 de visitas. cÓmo hace uno para que eso genere? lina: primero entender que no es mÁgico. hay momentos que se vitaliza y puede suceder de la noche a la maÑana pero si vemos la historia de todos estos grandes como mario, llevan 8,10,15 aÑos creando contenido. lo mÁs importante es saber quÉ es lo que la gente consume hoy en dÍa y todo cambia muy rÁpido. creer que estÁ en tendencia para las plataformas, cada plataforma de youtube tiene las tendencias. y lanzarte crear tu propio formato que estÉ de moda. hay que estar innovando con el contenido. raÚl: mario, te saludo nuevamente. quiero que sepas que te sigo. tÚ pones de magia, viajes, te encuentras con amigos para hacer recorridos, tienes un canal monet izado. cuÁl es el mejor consejo que le puedes dar a alguien que estÁ empezando? mario: lo mÁs importante es atreverse a hacerlo. a mÍ tomar la decisiÓn me cambió la vida 360 y hacer las cosas bien. muy importante ser original, a la gente le gusta ver contenido nuevo, innovar. las cola

go to our youtube channel and click on the community section to answer the question, would you take a vaccine when it becomes available? you can also leave a comment, and that's in the comment section of our -- community section of our youtube channel. here are some of the other stories making headlines at this hour. six people have been killed in a suicide bombing, according to officials. the attack happened hours after the acting u.s. secretary of defense entered the city to meet the ambassador. al-shabab says it carried out the attack. france is to impose a new tax on big tech firms. the digital services tax targets companies earning more than 25 million euros a year in france. like u.s. giants apple and facebook. the u.s. has threatened increased tariffs on french imports. a population of 47 million will be vaccinated in spain by the summer. three stages will happen starting in january with the most vulnerable. and diego maradona has been buried on the outskirts of buenos aires. his coffin was due to lie in state for three days, but authorities cut this short after scuffles broke

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or youtube for month . how much would you have to be paid. now the answer is not significant . $50 or hundred dollars. people demanded something real to get off of facebook. what is going on there. is there a better measure. willingness to pay, are they supposed to be the same. and here we get a disparate it's crazy. often ten - 140 what i found to be experiment is not what i expected. which is that replication of a behavioral economics findings. but on steroids. the finding is harvard mug and some on the say, how much would have to pay you to give you give me the harvard mug. i'm hoping you're going to like the harvard mug. it would be typically the double a method to would be willing to pay to biotin the first place. so in principle we could do this experiment online. i can say, everyone who, have of you have my book. too much information for and it's arriving in mail within the next 15 minutes. for a certain price. in the other half of bs, how much would you be willing to give her the book. and it typically the first group, much would you

if you like american history tv, keep up with us during the week on facebook, twitter, and youtube. learn about what happened this day in history and see preview clips of upcoming programs. follow us at c-span history. markingweekend, we're the 400th anniversary of the pilgrim's arrival in plymouth, massachusetts and 6020. >> i am richard pickering, director -- executive director, and we are at the waterfront in plymouth, massachusetts. and behind me is mayflower ii. 400 years ago, in 1620, mayflower would not have been this close to the shore. she had a draft of about 12 feet, meaning her whole is 12 or 13 feet below the water. so the ship had to stay about a mile and a half out in the harbor, what is now known as the cows yard. also behind me is plymouth rock, the famous landing place of the pilgrims in december of 1620. we don't know where the rock was either. it's been moved so many times. the first time the story gets told that the pilgrims landed at length rock was in 1741. an elderly man heard that they were about to put a -- up down here at the waterfront, and he was despair

i don't have a youtube account, which means that certain people are not going to be able to access this movie. whereas i looked at what i just searched in youtube for one of the groups that you said was in the film, the boogaloo boys. there's plenty of documentaries of news stories about this group where they're talking about their doctrine where they're standing there with guns and you think it would be about the same thing. is that the sort of content that's in the movie? it's these men talking about their beliefs. pretty much so. so yeah, we spoke to the members of blue movement and these are how they are. and guys who are not afraid to come out to protest care in this charged weapon assault rifles. and although none of them are criminals of the laws in, in that any possible way. so it's not that we were talking with bad people or criminals know, the, or just regular citizens. but they are having to involved in protests. but it's not against the law. right. in the us, would you say that anything they spoke about would have been considered radical? i wouldn't say so. some of the thing

dynamite, seen by a record 100 million youtube viewers in august in just 2a hours shows that life is as sweet as honey. debit also with tracks around loneliness and accepting when things are not always 0k. they always deliver in terms of their music, because they write all their own songs, and they are involved in lots of different stages of their own music, and that is what makes them special. they have a great standing on social media. but through that, it is the fans that drive a lot of good and a lot of positivity from their influence. for example, bts themselves only had $1 million and the army then matched that amount in 2a hours. as any popstar will tell you, it is not ideal playing to an empty stadium — especially after the world tour they had planned. but lockdown gave them all the free time to record this new album. as for their reviews? well, they are mixed. the album covers many genres, and while some think they have not taken enough risks, others praise them for providing 28 minutes of comfort for millions. bts take to the stage in los angeles this sunday, then it's an

for the rest of it, go to our youtube channel. hopefully it will be a nice diversion, because 24 hours from now, our long national nightmare will be contested for weeks. the best way to describe how i'm feeling right now is somewhere between christmas eve and the night before a liver transplant. up in canada, they're very busy sandbagging the border. for everyone who says they're gonna move there? no, you are not! it really is unbelievable. the fact that people are boarding up their businesses for an election should alarm us. if anyone needed any more proof that he did not make america great again, there's plywood in the windows at the wetzel's pretzels across the street. what else do you need to know? you'd think we were preparing for a zombie attack. nobody knows what's gonna happen. it's all very stressful, so i'd like to make a suggestion to get you through election night. i have something i think can help. it's called "tequila." tequila is an alcoholic liquid that tastes great and hits hard, and trust me, either way this goes

their latest single, life goes on, has already been watched more 60 million times on youtube in under 24 hours. the all—korean, seven—piece boy band will perform it live for the american music awards on sunday. it's all music to mark lobel‘s ears. even multimillion—dollar boy bands find lockdown a struggle at times. days cooped up in their pyjamas, reminiscing about their legion of fans. but through this new album, be, their message to them is life goes on. in a socially distance launch insole, they reflect on the rollercoaster of pandemic life and respond to the recent struggles injubilation. life and respond to the recent struggles in jubilation. ——in seoul. translation: ourjoy of life is touring but as that is cancelled we have become distressed and sad. but covid—i9 meant we could release dynamite which was unexpected, topping the us chart, realising our goal. dynamite, seen by a record 100 million youtube viewers in august and just 24 hours shows that life is as sweet as honey. debit also with tracks around loneliness and accepting when things are not a lwa ys accep

lots of watching the youtube videos, various youtube videos of kids from the city talking about their love for dirt bikes and their love for the city in general. and lots of just being in the environment every single day. everything that you see in the movie is 100 percent shot in west baltimore. so that really helped us get well accustomed with the environment as possible. >> motor bike back stay up like the hands of a clock when they hit midnight. >> what's that? >> that's the midnight click, they got the best bikes, the best tricks, the best riders. that's flips, midnight click legend. >> that's the only thing down with them. >> i got an email from my agent with a couple of scripts and it was really hard times through that moment, and among those scripts, i stumbled upon this script titled "12 o'clock boys" by barry jenkins. so i was like, okay, all right, this is two things that i like. barry jenkins which i respect a lot. and the "12 o'clock boys" which i remember the documentary and i remember being compelled by the subculture that was presented. >> after watching the documentar

as ever, throughout the week, you can find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter at bbc click. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello there, we've got a bit more murky weather to come over the next few hours. now, this weather watcher picture, i quite like it. this is the fourth rail bridge of course or at least half of it. the other half is subsumed beneath low cloud, the fog and the murk. futher southwards meanwhile, we've got these bands of rain crossing england and wales moving at a northeastward direction thanks to an area of low pressure. this weak low pressure is also drifting northeastwards. but some of this rain is actually washing the fog out of the atmosphere. so, it's not quite as murky as it has been. still some mist, still some low cloud. the really dense fog is away from that rain across northeast england, particularly eastern scotland and some patches through the central belt. and where it is worse, the fog, visibility down to 100 metres so it is really quite dense. tricky travel conditions are to be expected if you're out and about over

as ever, throughout the week, you can find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter at bbc click. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. well, it's been pretty grey and drizzly out there today. the rain's also been quite heavy, for example, in northern ireland and it looks as though it's going to stay like it through most of the day across much of the country. but the weather will improve somewhat a little bit later on in south—western parts of england, wales and also northern ireland and the reason for it is because the weather front is starting to clear these areas here. see this gap in the cloud here? the clearer weather is just starting to filter into south—western parts of england. just like yesterday, also this weather front has brought very mild air, in fact it's coming all the way from the mediterranean and spain. the air has been moving across france northwards and spreading right across the country so i know if you look out of the window it may look really unpleasant, grey and drizzly, but it's actually quite mild out there. the temperatures this af

as ever, throughout the week, you can find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter at bbc click. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. bye-bye. for some of you, it has been foggy and cold but for others sunny. temperatures on the rise and they will rise further. there is an indication of low pressure out of the west of us, clouds are increasing, working northwards. because the winds are coming up from the south, we will see milder air pushed northwards slowly. temperatures will be on the rise but through tonight, still chilly in the north, and we will see dense fog here once again. particular north—east england and central scotland. this evening will be chilly across scotland. temperatures are only four or 5 degrees. staying in double figures in the south tonight. in the channel islands and south—west england, it will turn wetter. across wales and northern ireland, wales will —— right will push in. felt more of the story in the north—east and across eastern scotland. the greatest chance of frost in scotland, but a little less likely than it has been in recent day

, better about youtube or cloud it trades better. very happy owning it here. >> dan >> i think when we're talking about this f maga complex we got to go back to netflix, spotify's report, we got to go back to twitter and think of some of the things that happened over the last nine or ten months. there was a massive pull forward and we've seen that in a lot of demand, in a lot 6 these name of these names and all of a sudden valuation is becoming a thing, interest rates have kind of ticked up a little bit, we're kind of getting back to more classic market themes, election or not i think it's really important keep an eye on that. the last point is that about this election, we could, if we had a blue wave we might not get further stimulus until february or maybe even a bit longer you know, i know people are really excited about theis m number, that's backward looking, what i'm looking at is this huge chaz if you will, of american citizens literally having a very tough time so i think the outlook going forward for a lot of these names tha

as ever, throughout the week, you can find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter at bbc click. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. so we had a little mist and fog around this morning, but by now most of it should have cleared away, and we've got a fine day on the way with plenty of sunshine. it's relatively mild but tomorrow, a very different story. we'll see a lot more cloud. and also some rain on the way. and in fact, the rain—bearing cloud, here it is on the satellite picture. it's linked to low pressure to the southwest of our neighbourhood. and all of this cloud is heading in our direction. it's a bit of a gap in the clouds at the moment, but this cloud will be in place across the uk during the course of sunday. so enjoy today's sunshine. now, the winds are also coming in from the south and pushing the colder air away to the north. so that's why the temperatures are actually relatively mild for the time of the year. so still one or two bits and pieces of mist and fog lingering through the early afternoon. but other than that, it's a mostly sunny stor

as ever, throughout the week, you can find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter at bbc click. thanks for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. the weather will quieten down for a day or so before it turns more unsettled as we move towards the end of the week and the weekend. but today's dry and settled weather is thanks to a ridge of high pressure. but it won't last long as cloud and showers start to push into western areas. now that's the overnight wind and rain clearing away from the east coast. this ridge of high pressure settles things down briefly before the next low pressure moves into the west of the uk through the afternoon. so we could have a hang back of clouds and showers for a time across the east, hanging around shetland pretty much all day. and much of the country is dry with plenty of sunshine around, but you'll see the clouds thickening up out west. outbreaks of rain pushing in here, more prolonged rain pushing in for western scotland by the end of the day, along with the strengthening winds. temperatures down on what we had yesterday, 10�

, the inflection point is they made a video about how mad they are at youtube. tiktok is a long way from there right now. you can see that story play out. the question is with all of tiktok's other distributions, how well can they manage that create sniff. >> sounds like app developers making apps about how mad they are at apple but is this stuff really stealing these are media companies, whatever else they pretend to be, did the second sitcom or second romcom or adventure flick with a deep voiced trailer really copy the -- was that interle int intellectual theft or a new format >> i think much more the latter. you see stories hit everywhere can you put in a video ad with a call to action you're building a catalog with cool user generation at the end. the other models where thing goes viral and you won't know et creator, other weird rifts on it we'll see if they can build a business model against that that rival what's most companies have been able to build with stories. but the real challenge, is you know, instagram can watch reels. has anyone actually used it?

el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ ♪ francisca: carlos ahÍ andas? para celebrar su cumpleaqos, ximena sariqana lanza "10 am", una cancion versionada de la banda de rock mexicana zoe, ganadora de latin grammys. veamos lo que compartio con nuestros amigos de televisa espectaculos sobre este su gran reflexion viviendo esta pandemia .. reportera: para ximena la mejor manera de pasar unos dÍas en pandemia fue desistiendo " 10:00 a.m." una canciÓn que grabÓ para el disco reversiones de la banda mexicana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ximena: al final es seguir tu intuiciÓn, en el caso de " 10:00 a.m." es una buena canciÓn y es como desvestirla por completo y enfocarse en como suena. la canciÓn, la estructura y a partir de eso ir trabajando en un arreglo, en lo que se siente natural en como tu rey interpretarÍa esta canciÓn. en este caso nos fuimos por un sonido mÁs tradicional, mÁs de los 70, más rock de los 70. y creo que es un arreglo que favorece muchos a la mÚsica de zoe. reportera: ademÁs encontrar la libertad absoluta en darle vid