Musical Vehicle

When I was 11 years old, my cousin-five years older than me-showed me the video of the song "Toxicity" by the band System Of A Down. I was so amazed, that I began to listen to the band very regularly ... this was the beginning of a path that until today has me investigating new genres of music, mostly linked to "metal".

This is how, progressively, I began to worry about having good headphones. They lasted me very little, so I decided to start spending more on them.

My current headphones, I bought them about 3 months ago and they are the ones I spent the most. I use them between 2 and 4 hours a day, usually while traveling to the university, to my girlfriend's house, or anywhere. And also, I use them when I'm in my room and when I go to the bathroom.

I like them, because they have a noise isolator, which allows me to concentrate or calmly relax with the music I am listening to. But in a broad sense, I love my headphones because they are a bridge between myself and sensitive worlds.

I would like to be able to say that my life without my headphones would be the same or that I would not change too much, but I would be lying, since travel would be much more boring and uncomfortable, many times, the headphones will abstract me from thinking about concerns that affect me, which without them, would lose one of my emotional pillars, a source of relief.

I know it's wrong to depend on something material, but, once you know the subgenres of extreme metal, classic rock, and African-American music, at least in my case, they become a part of you, and the headphones allow you to communicate with that emotionality.