Rolling Stone: The Beatles 100 Greatest Songs

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Hello, Goodbye
McCartney never claimed that the irresistibly bouncy “Hello, Goodbye” was his most profound songwriting moment. “It’s just a song of duality, with me advocating the more positive;’ he said. Brian Epstein’s assistant Alistair Taylor remembered McCartney getting the idea while demonstrating how to write a song: “He had a marvelous old hand-carved harmonium. [He told me to] hit any note on the keyboard... and I’ll do the same. Whenever I shout out a word, you shout the opposite, and I’ll make up a tune. ‘Black; he started. ‘White,’ I replied. ‘Yes: No. ‘Hello: ‘Goodbye:” Although the song would be Number One for three weeks in the U.S. and for seven weeks in the U.K., Lennon was not impressed. “[‘I Am the Walrus’] was the B side to ‘Hello, Goodbye,” he said incredulously. “Can you believe it?”
Appears on Magical Mystery Tour

Reunión de maestros de alfabetización

Círculos de alfabetización de El Salvador

Camila en el canopy en El Salvador

Some history

I don't recall ever seen this piece in the AR, I found it today while looking for something else.

Camila en el Canopy

En el fondo

Creo que, a la distancia, no me veo tan mal.

Quien habla es Marcela Medrano, directora del programa de alfabetización adventista en El Salvador. Se está dirigiendo a los maestros que vinieron a una reunión con los jóvenes universitarios que trajimos a ver el proyecto.