One day, my good friend Roberto told me he was working on the design team of WordCamp 2020. If you don't know, WordCamp is the European WordPress community meeting "WCEU".
Roberto said they didn't have music for the event yet. So Roberto tells them he knows a friend who sometimes makes "music".

I'm that friend and don't play music; I try; It's a hobby. I started to play the piano almost 2 years ago because I needed to make something creative outside the graphic world. So music was perfect, and the piano was awesome because it's the perfect instrument for a geek like me who loves to connect things, try gadgets, and experiment with tech.
By the way, I was in piano classes in a little studio owned by Marie Dufouleur. She's a great teacher and a better person; her place is beautiful.

When Roberto said it to me, I was thrilled to help, but at the same time, a bit afraid because I'm just a noob in the music field. I didn't know where to start, so I followed the process I’d use for a graphics project but with an audio piece. After some research and talks, the main goals were: Tech, Europe, and Community. So I sat in front of my piano to play chords that suited those concepts and made a loop with them. Later, I looked for synths to dress the loop and finish the piece.

And that's everything. Thanks to WCEU, and Roberto, an amazing UX/UI and frontend designer, a restless entrepreneur, and a better friend. Don't forget to check his work!

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