Bloncolirio is like a box of chocolates... you never know whatcha gunna git

There's an optimal blood alcohol content when listening to this kind of music. The Bluegrass Hall of Fame website recommends a .14

I love the "Blancolirio' show, you never know what your gonna get. I want to smoke and drink whatever you smoke and drink.

There’s no end to what you’ll find here! Flying lessons, firefighting, dam and reservoir repair and management, real news, and now music lessons! What’s next?

I'm an art historian by profession and play bass in my spare time. I'm also an aviation enthusiast, mainly because for a number of years I used to fly a lot (as a passenger). So I follow this channel due to the very interesting aviation content presented by a professional pilot. And now Juan also plays bass! What!!!

I was trying to taxi to your instructions... ran out of fuel between Delta and Alpha!!!!!   😂

I thought this was going to be a fishing tutorial

Really like how you put together the pilot's alphabet with the music theory -

In Germany, when they started to rearm the military, they trained too many pilots too fast. So they set up a pilot choir sending them around in the country. It was the best-trained choir ever and very well received.

Delta Echo Alpha...I cant recall ever hearing it stated that way.

Juan's channel just continues to bring joy and enlightenment.

I would definitely put a smile on my face good to see something different break from what's going on in the world today thanks Juan. It was kind of hypnotic

I have to say, I learned more about music theory in the first 5 minutes than I did in a year of taking lessons on it. Have you thought of becoming a CFI on the civilian side? With a teaching ability like that you'd make a hell of an instructor!

That's FOXTROT sharp!

Just thanks...I am revisiting piano after 16 years..just retired and now in lock down...down under.  Love aviation, love electronics ( my trade), and love the fact that music transcends all.  This was both fun and refreshing. All the beast and stay safe from Aus.

My dad played the stand up bass in a band while he was in the Army in WWII.  When they formed the band, he had never played the bass before, but he did play the guitar.  One day, they announced they needed a bass player and his idea was that the bass was strung just like the guitar, minus two strings, so he went for it.  Played many officer's dances (got paid a couple of bucks, plus they got to eat the good chow and drink the good booze).  In addition, his commanding officer was actor Eli Wallach who also did troop shows and had the band do the music for those shows.

Juan, a true Renaissance Man, can we expect poetry and fencing next?

You’re the coolest Juan....
Check out “Hayseed Dixie”

I’ve flown for years, and played mountain music for twice that. I don’t care what Juan talks about, I always learn something.

Of all the silver linings in the clouds! How much FUN was that? Made my day, Thanks Juan!