Facundo Raganato
Author, Composer, Artist, Alchemist, Designer,
@FacundoRaganato
www.thecharactersshortlivingstory.com
The Story of Giselle & Damian
Short Story inspired by song "Letters" by Facundo Raganato The Story of Giselle & Damian *** Part I My name is Timothy Quain. I'm a writer from the town of Lestville. I think I am the most appropriate to tell this story...
Facundo RaganatoPublished 5 days ago in Humans
The Carrousel
Let's Play! Yes, let's play piano too! How fun! how fun! To go round and round and round and never stop! I mean it in good way, of course. When you are having fun, you don't want to stop, right? Why would you?
Facundo RaganatoPublished 2 months ago in Poets
Letters
"If a composer could say what he had to say in words, he would not bother trying to say it in music." - Gustav Mahler Music is the universal language.
Facundo RaganatoPublished 3 months ago in Beat
Dear Self:
Dear Self: Indeed this may be the hardest letter to write, but I knew someday I would recognize that everything I am today, on any kind of level, is entirely because of You. Many treasures were lost and gone, but as your voice of guidance always spoke, there is a purpose for every detail past, and everything there is to come. Therefore, I thank You for every loss and every end; they have always made another beginning bloom, as the only path to gain experience is to lose.
Facundo RaganatoPublished 3 months ago in Poets
Vote for the World
Human. Friend. Brother & Sister. Who stands there beside you? Who stands there for you? The World is Changing.
Facundo RaganatoPublished 3 months ago in Futurism
Ode to Fugue Symphony
"Art is never finished, only abandoned." - Leonardo Da Vinci Da Vinci is one of my idols. His Art has always inspired me to be better and perfectionate my creative projects in my journey as an Artist. As his quote suggests, the process of creating Art, in any medium, is an alchemical reflection of its creator.
Facundo RaganatoPublished 3 months ago in BeatThe World is Too Much with Us
Listen. The world speaks for those who listen. William Wordsworth (1770-1850) may be one of the best icons to represent the Romantic Movement. With the Lyrical Ballads composed with his friend Samuel Coleridge and many marvelous poems he wrote throughout his life, Wordsworth proves to be a Master of Literature as he presents us Beauty and Truth.
Facundo RaganatoPublished 3 months ago in Poets
