And The Beat Goes On.

From: Latin Beat Magazine | Date: August 1, 2000| Author: H. Ayala, Silvio | Copyright information

Retirement for many people can be either very traumatic or a simple transition into the next plateau of life. We hear horror stories of retirees entering the leisure years only to encounter ennui and in some cases, an early demise.

This story is about a man who did not allow himself to become stagnant but moved on to the next plateau of life with gusto and enthusiasm. On the way he overcame many tribulations and gathered up a wealth of experience as a musician and a man....

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