PRIMER VÍDEO EN YOUTUBE- REVIEW DE 'HAPPINESS' DE THE 1975.

 Tras varias semanas sin publicar ninguna entrada en el blog, he vuelto con una reseña (en vídeo) del nuevo single de The 1975 (#themilnovecientossetentaycinco en español, como se me escapa al final del vídeo). Espero que os guste el análisis y el nuevo formato. 


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