Hello from Chile

[Lavaro]

Hi! Just starting to post in this site.

I was a bassist in a semi-pro band until 2004, when I decided to focus exclusively in my non-music-related career, when I was 22. I feel more comfortable with my job now and decided to re-learn how to play a bass guitar. I have no expectations in playing with a band at the moment, but I'm really open to see what happens with this return to music

Hope to contribute to this community!

Best regards,

Lavaro.

 

[filmtex]

Welcome to TB. I shot a few commercials in Chile back in the 90’s. Santiago is fantastic. I’d go back in a heartbeat. Glad you’re here.

 

[MalcolmAmos]

Welcome. $150 worth of knee to knee instruction will save you a bunch of time.

Good luck.

 

[RNG1]

Welcome aboard... I got this

 

[MrLenny1]

Welcome to Talkbass.
The place for bass & more.
I hope to visit Chile some time.

 

[Lavaro]

Thank you all! Let me know if you come (back) here.

Welcome. $150 worth of knee to knee instruction will save you a bunch of time.

I'm bearing that in mind, indeed. I just need to find the right time to do that (once I travel less, I guess). At least I have time and no worries about how long it will take to recover some skills

Welcome aboard... I got this
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Parque Bicentenario in Santiago. Nice to visit if there is not too hot in summer

Best regards!

 

[RNG1]

We were there in December a few years ago, really enjoyed it. Got to the coast as well. Amazing country with so many different qualities.