| Video number in my collection | 70 |
| Production date: | 31 July 2006 |
| Playout date: | 31 July 2006 |
| Camera: | Logitech Webcam |
| Post Production: | None |
| Location: | Home on the terrace |
| Genre: | Duet |
| Soundtrack info: | Amapola, Spanish folk song |
| Languages used: | Spanish |
| Animals featured: | None |
| Date added here: | 9 October 2010 |
| Number of days this video was up at time of posting: | 1 531 |
| Number of views at time of posting: | 997 |
| Number of views per day: | 0,7 |
| Number of comments at time of posting (don’t forget to click through to read the comments!): | 7 |
| Comments per thousand views: | 7,0 |
| Likes at time of posting: | 4 |
| Dislikes at time of posting: | 5 |
| Likes to dislikes ratio: | 0,8 |
| Votes per thousand views: | 9,0 |
| Ratio of comments to votes: | 78% |
Fue visitado por Antonio Salvador Bau Montoro, un conocido artista y amigo mio de Espana, y cantamos juntos la cancion “Amapola”.
I was visited at the office by a friend of mine from Spain, the well-known singer and Aloe vera farmer Antonio Salvador Bau Montoro, and we sang the song Amapola for your enjoyment together, the first of three Spanish duets we did off the cuff.
Unfortunately we hadn’t had time to practice, it was all off the cuff, and we weren’t anticipating the frequent key changes in the track. We also couldn’t hear it as well as the computer picked it up, so the last verse is truly discordant on this. That is probably why more folk have disliked this one than liked it. It was fun though.