Music’s own universal power to transcend all manner of boundaries shines brightly in Sergio Dinarte’s inexpressibly magical and beautiful classic guitar-styled rendition of the Salvadoran iconic band Prueba de Sonido’s “Hacer Nuestro el Universo” which was much more than just a song…while it was created as a simple soul-stirring poetic tune, it quickly imprinted itself on the people of Salvador, swiftly morphing into some sort of cultural identity, pride, and heritage that a nation’s people could identify with. A masterpiece that has been with them since the early 90’s, “Hacer Nuestro el Universo” represents the very singularity that defines a people as loving, welcoming, resilient, and joyous as the Salvadorian.
You can understand that it wasn’t just any regular rendition for Sergio, as he wears his heart on his sleeves, armed with his classic guitar, as he expresses such fingerpicking excellence, capturing the track’s thematic essence of love, freedom, and indestructible personal connection.
With his performance, Sergio makes it so uncomplicated yet so evocative, delving deep into the song’s psyche and baring his soul on those mellow guitar notes that benefit from his awe-inspiring musicianship and guitar virtuosity.
The gently and thoughtfully struck notes in turn give off some mellifluent and soul-touching melodies that follow a certain laid pattern that is melodious and rhythmic, conjuring up something that is more felt and experienced in a transcendental manner.
While honoring the original masterpiece, Sergio still manages to inject his own creative identity into the song, elevating its impact and appeal without losing the emotional depth and reverence the original piece commands.
“Hacer Nuestro el Universo” is more than just a mere cover; it’s a celebration of culture, identity, and diversity, offering listeners a journey through a sound that is both nostalgic and innovative.
To sink your teeth into it, check the attached link below and savor this classical piece to the fullest!
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