MY FERIADO MORAZANICO

I spent most of the week at my house but on Friday at 5 am

I woke up ad got ready to be able to leave at 6 am to Tela.
When I was finally at Tela, I stopped in a restaurant that
was just opening but the smell that came out of there was
delicious and caught my attention. The weather was rainy in
the morning so I waited in the restaurant some hours. The
sellers were really nice and the restaurant was really
elegant.

Then I went to the beach there were many people there but
the sea was clean and calm. I also went to some stairs with
painted murals alluding to the natural beauties of the
municipality and took some pictures, the stairs were really
pretty and not just that, the view to the sea from there was
amazing too.

Brian May

Brian Harold May was born on July 19, 1947, in Hampton,

Middlesex, England, to parents Ruth and Harold May. As a
teenager, Brian Harold May was shy, uncertain, insecure. As
he explored music, he also developed scientific interests.
For May, the balance between school and music was a fine
line that sometimes teetered one way or the other.

An imaginative teen May had no instrument of his own, unable

to afford one, with the help of his father, built his own
homemade guitar, dubbed "The Red Special." The project took
18 months, and produced one of the most famous guitars in
rock ’n’ roll history. The guitar, which was made from
makeshift materials including firewood and was played with
a six-pence coin for a pick, would later figure prominently
in May's musical career. Brian’s methodical, mathematical
mind helped the process along.