“To create positive music, it's necessary to be in a good mood, because writing music mainly means expressing your own emotions and sensations.”

—  Prevale

Original: Per creare musica positiva, è necessario essere di buon umore, perché scrivere musica significa principalmente esprimere le proprie emozioni e sensazioni.
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