Banda sonora para el confinamiento (Covid-19)

Aunque sean difíciles, tiempos de crisis como con la pandemia del coronavirus pueden ser fuente de inspiración artística y de creación cultural.

Si necesitas una banda sonora para sobrevivir la cuarentena y que te recuerde que la vida sigue a pesar de todo, puedes disfrutas estas canciones sobre el coronavirus – con origen desde el Reino Unido hasta Tailandia.

Zagga “New Hail (Coronavirus)”, Jamaica

Zagga canta sobre una nueva manera de decir “hola” en tiempos del coronavirus: con los pies. Los porros pero no parecen un problema.

Psychs, “Spreadin’ (Coronavirus)”. Reino Unido

Psychs canta sobre la importancia de mantener la distancia, no tomar el transporte público y llevar mascarilla. Parece que no es muy gángster contagiar a otros de coronavirus.

Policía de Kerala, “Let’s Dance: Hand-washing Indian Police”, India

En este baile que se ha hecho viral, el departamento de policía de Kerala baila al son de una canción sobre la importancia de lavarse las manos.

Yofrangel, “Coronavirus”, República Dominicana

El único de la lista en español (por ahora), Yofrangel, canta con un poco de humor sobre el coronavirus. ¿Quién dice que no puedes ir de fiesta en una ambulancia?

Macka B, “Wha Me Eat Wednesdays ‘Boost Your Immune System'”, Jamaica/Reino Unido

En otra canción divertida, Macka B canta sobre la importancia de reforzar el sistema inmune con jengibre, frutos del bosque y vitaminas.

Empleados de BTS SkyTrain, “Covid-19: Baile contra el virus”, Tailandia

Para los que tienen que ir a trabajar y cogen el transporte público, este vídeo hecho por los empleados de una empresa de ferrocarriles les ayudará a recordar los pasos a tomar. Una pista: mascarilla y lavarse las manos.

Baile viral de lavarse las manos, TikTok, Vietnam

¿Cómo debería uno lavarse las manos? Dos jóvenes nos lo enseñan en este baile pegadizo de TikTok.

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#ghencovychallenge #handwashingmove #coronahanddance #VuDieuRuaTay 🌏 Because more international friends are coming to this post so I will change this to English for everyone: COVID-2019 disease is spreading, affecting people and social activities. Regular handwashing is considered a simple and effective method to protect the community from diseases (according to the World Health Organization). According to research by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), 78% of people say they wash their hands often but only 25% actually wash their hands after going to the toilet, 20% wash their hands before cooking. To spread the habit of washing your hands to prevent this disease, I invite you to take part in the #ghencovychallenge challenge with me. Game rules: You perform the dance of the song Ghen Co Vy with 6 hand washing movements as recommended by the World Health Organization and the Ministry of Health, based on the music song COVID-19 prevention – Jealousy, cooperation between Institute of Occupational and Environmental Health, musician Khac Hung, singer Min and singer Erik. Take this challenge or share the following epidemic prevention habits: 1. Wash your hands often with soap or an antiseptic solution. 2. Do not put hands on eyes, nose and mouth. 3. Regularly clean personal hygiene, hygiene of utensils, houses and surroundings. 4. Wear a mask to go to public places, on vehicles or when you are sick. 5. Self-awareness to improve health for themselves, the family and the community. 6. People with symptoms of COVID-19 have high fever, cough, shortness of breath, etc. or close contact with infected person / person suspected of COVID-19 and limit contact with other people and contact local health facilities. After completing the challenge, SHARE + TAG immediately 2 friends want to join this challenge. ✌ 🌐 for news reporters and press who want to use my video, please feel free to do so. 🌐 for people want to dance my choreography, please feel free to do so, it's all yours 🌐 join hands to spread this extremely useful message! 😉 #handwashdance #handwashingdance

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