Beautiful people! I am very happy to present THE NEW OPENING OF ALL MY VIDEOS. It's like this from now on since I already introduced myself in all the social networks as "dimeshana" and that name I don't want it to be forgotten, now I wanted to have a song, something that at the beginning of each of the videos besides showing what it's about with the title, that is recognizable and say "this is Shana, here comes a video of Shana".

I am very happy because the opening has its own story that I want to tell you here: In short and to take the opportunity to thank once and for all, I could not have done this without the help of THE INCREDIBLE POCHITA TEAM I HAVE VAMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, well seriously, all the sound editing plus getting to record the voices and other elements of the background song is thanks to @ilazramusic, all the background videos, photos, elements and movements, that is, the whole part of the video editing is thanks to the great Francisco Orsini.

I will tell you that the two of them managed to make the idea I had in my head come true and appear in this video, so I'll tell you what each element that appears is about: The background song is sung 100% by me, accompanied by drums and nothing else and the melody is a song recognized by some Venezuelans, more than anything in Caracas "La canción del heladero", because every time an ice cream man approached with his cart on the street, that cart came with a bugle that sounded a particular melody and is literally the song of the ice cream man here in Venezuela.

I chose to sing that song because every time I met with Francisco to plan the videos we had to make and edit, an ice cream man would show up to sell and the song would play in the background, NOT A DAY WAS THERE NOT AN ICE CREAM MAN, so we would laugh and sing the song and I told myself that it had to be the one that would play in the background of my opening. Then it occurred to me that I had to sing it myself to also add humor and add "Shana" lyrics all over the place. Ilaz helped me on how to add chorus, vocals and even more funny elements and highlights in the audio, I really had a lot of fun recording the song.

Once the song was done the video was something that I felt difficult, but to capture, because I wanted something funny like an opening of any humor anime and I also wanted to show me and a particular characteristic that defines me, my gifs. Thanks to this we decided that we were going to take a lot of pictures and create a complete gif with them where it's just me doing poses and then around that stickers of elements of things that I like both me and Francisco, from Mango, his cat Yuki, Japanese food, ice cream and many more elements that appear.

What we were going to put in the background was another dilemma that actually occurred to me and I felt it was going to be a disaster, but it worked out and he turned it into a great idea. I wanted a background that would go with the stickers but not distract the eye, that would be harmonious, and I thought of any background of a place near or around where I live. At first I wanted it to be just a single video of a place that moved while all the elements appeared, but Francisco came up with the idea of several places, in fast motion and that the people who wanted to pass by would flow or pass by, because it was a good background for company and would not disturb the elements.

I love the result of everything, I am very grateful to them for helping me and the sacrifice of time and other things they did to make this opening come to light, I repeat, they took an idea that I had in my head and it was perfectly captured in this video. I'm very happy and I would like to know what do you think, what do you think about "It's Shana Time", which by the way, the name comes from my favorite series, Adventure Time, whose phrase is "It's Adventure Time" hehe.