Today was a very special day. Why? well it was February 13. Still wondering why? Well for those of you who call yourselfs Swifties, this day is obviously special.
13 is the lucky number, as well as the birthday (December 13) of the sweetest Country/Pop singer and composer Taylor Swift. Taylor has been in our lifes for almost 6 years; thats right 6 years in which she has composed some of the most emotional and heartbreaking but at the same time sweet songs. This girl can also be considered responsible of introducing a new generation of teenagers to Country music.
Yesterday, she demonstrated how talented and great she is by performing at the Grammy Awards with her award winning single "Mean". She was also nominated for 3 categories out of which she won 2 making her the owner of 6 Grammys at the short age of 22.
Today, is also a special day, not only because it's 13, but because today the "Safe and Sound ft. The Civil Wars" music video premiered. This song can be an example of her versatility at the time of singing different genres. Safe and Sound will be part of the highly waited Hunger Games movie.
Here are some of her videos to demonstrate how powerfull but at the same time sweet she is. I hope you fall in love with her and her music the way I did (Fefi).
By the way, I'd like you to visit the blog of one of the most outstanding Swifties i've ever met.
Foo Fighters will be joined by dance titan Deadmau5 for a performance at the Grammy Awards on Sunday, February 12. The ceremony, set to take place at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, will pay tribute to electronic music.
The Foo Fighters and Deadmau5 will perform a remixed version of the Foos’ single, "Rope", on an open-air stage outside the Staples Center facility.
The Foo Fighters are nominated for Grammys in six categories this year, including Album of the Year for their acclaimed disc, "Wasting Light". That number – six – equals the number of Grammy trophies the band have taken home thus far during their career.
"It feels great to be the guy with gray hair in his beard who is still invited to these things," Foos frontman Dave Grohl told the Associated Press, in a recent interview. "Twenty years ago, I never thought I’d even have a career in music this long."
