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Thursday 14 July 2011

More Of Bruno :D

As I promised in my earlier post, I'm gonna post a couple of photo's, mv's and so-so on Bruno Mars.

Well, I tend to disappoint, but NEVER when it comes to Bruno Mars :D

AND HERE THEY ARE !


This was my facebook profile picture for months.


Peace, people!


Adorable, right? For some reason he looks so cute <3


A live performane in Houston, Texas in 2010.


Not yet? Not yet for? Well... Thats for the fans to keep guessing :D



On the Grenade mv set.


Love the fedora.


He plays the harmonica too.


A darker looking side of Bruno.


From the music video 'Liqour Store Blues'.


Handsome as ever in a jean jacket.


I like blue, like his guitar :D


Yeah, he's kinda short here -,- but still awesome :D


His simple dress style is actually a great turn-on x)


Doo-Wop and Hooligans Live Performance Tour.


Show them pearly whites! :D


I'm actually a bit jealous here -,- Lucky b*tch*s.


I love this one :D


Him and rapper Rick Ross :)


A more nerdier version :P


Caught on camera!!


Him and guitar again :)

Melancholic.


Live performance in Las Vegas, Nevada on the 19th of September 2010


Him on the keyboard at a performance on the 24th of November 2010.


Preparing for Grenada music video, I think :'>


Only he can make nerdy glasses look awe-mazing <3


Him in Hawaii.


Him on a speaker XD


Brimming with charisma in this one ;)


Love the famous fedora yet again <3


His bewitching, sexy smile never fails to melt my heart.


He can sing and he can play. He is....the AMAZING PETER GENE HERNANDEZ


<3


Live performance at the Wireless Festival :)

Ooh, I love this one so muchh <3 <3 <3


Dashin as ever in a tuxedo :D


Simple yet tasteful in a winter-like get-up.


The famous nerd-ish glasses =D


I love the pin-stripe jacket :D Its just so..HIM <3


A live performance.


I hate pink but it looks good on him.


Him with a guitar.


Another one.


He blew me awayy with this photo :D Handsome huh?


I love his jacket <3


He has tattoos :D


This last one is a personal favourite of mine :')


Here I would like to insert a few snippets of info on Bruno Mars :D



1~> Bruno Mars has five tattoos in total.
Tattoo 1
Is on his left forearm of a gypsy woman, which shall bring good luck. In an interview Bruno said that he gave the tattooist a pretty picture but the tattoo looks like an old Elizabeth Taylor now.
Tattoo 2
Bruno has another tattoo on his right forearm which is an anchor.
Tattoo 3
He also has another tattoo on his left bicep which is a a knife which reads 'Pete's Boy' underneath (Bruno's real name is Peter and so is his dad's) which he got with his father.
Tattoo 4
On his right shoulder he has a tattoo of his mother's name, Bernadette.
Tattoo 5
He doesn't have a fifth tattoo anymore because he got it covered up, but he did have a sacred heart which he got when he was 19. Unfortunately the tattoo was upside down, in an interview Bruno said it looked like an "A** shooting fire." He had it for two years before getting it covered up.
2~> His height is 5"7.

3~> His favourite dinosaur is the T-Rex because it's big and fierce.

4~> He likes chicken and his favourite wine is brandy.

Here are a couple of Q'S and A's about him :


1. You’re 23 years old now. Let’s rewind to 18. What were you doing at that age, during this same moment?
I just got signed to Motown Records as a solo artist. But I was too young. I had been doing shows my whole life. I had never really recorded, and never had too much experience recording. Let alone producing, I had never written a song before. It worked out the way it had to work out because I needed to learn a lot.

2. How’d your moniker come about?
Bruno is after Bruno Sammartino, who was this big fat wrestler. I guess I was this chunky little baby, so my dad used to call me that as a nickname. The Mars came up just because I felt like I didn’t have no pizzazz, and a lot of girls say I’m out of this world, so I was like I guess I’m from Mars.

3. Why did you decide to leave Hawaii to pursue a music career in L.A.?
I accomplished a lot in Hawaii as an entertainer, but never really dabbled in original music. I was like a circus freak—I used to sing songs, I used to open up for a Las Vegas-style magic show. I’d sing songs for all the tourists. It was always cover songs—everything from Chuck Berry to Usher. Then I got fed up, like I’m singing songs to a bunch of tourists that don’t even speak English. I felt like I could do more. I do miss Hawaii though. People over there are real content and satisfied with just being on an island, having kids at a very young age. It’s not like you’re trying to be an actor or trying to be a musician with millions of other people, and it’s just hustle, hustle, hustle. That’s what I miss the most, just going down there and everyone’s just living life, as opposed to grinding.

4. Did you have any weird moments when you first arrived in L.A. that made you think, “This place is crazy”?
I remember pulling up to my parking stall one day and there was this homeless guy just squatting and turding all over. That was my “Welcome home.” At that time, I was driving a Volkswagen Jetta. It had one window that wouldn’t roll down in the summer and no locks on the door. And of course no radio or no AC.

5. What’s the significance of some of your tattoos?
The last tattoo I got was my mother’s name on my arm, Bernadette. The first one I ever got, I was 19, it was a sacred heart. I got it upside down. It basically looked like an ass shooting fire. I had it for about two years before I was like, “Let me do something about this.” So I got it covered up. My mom’s reaction to my first tattoo was, “Why are you marking up your body?” Then after I showed her I got her name tattooed on me, she was ecstatic.

6. Besides “Nothin’ on You,” which record are you and The Smeezingtons most proud of creating?
For me, there’s a song we did with K’naan featuring Adam Levine called “Bang Bang.” That kinda established our sound as producers because it was one of the first songs we did. That was for K’naan’s album, Troubadour. We had [Maroon 5 frontman] Adam Levine sing the hook, which was pretty big. I think if you listen to “Bang Bang” and “Nothin’ on You,” they could’ve been on the same album because it’s like this different hip-hop with live instrumentation. I think our strong point is live instrumentation.

7. How do you, Phil, and Ari decide on a final product during the recording process?

Bruno: Phil throws a fit.
Phil: I’m the strongest, so we arm wrestle.
Bruno: Well, that’s why we’re together because we don’t have those problems. We all trust each other’s judgment. Sometimes I’ll be like, “I really don’t like that.” And both Ari and Phil will be like, “You’re trippin’, dog, you’re trippin’.” Or I’ll play something, then Phil will sing it, and then we’ll find it. We’re not the greatest musicians in the world, but we can make some hot shit.

8. What is your thought process when going in to make a record?
I think it always happens differently. Sometimes we’ll have a melody first. Sometimes we’ll hear someone say something, “I believe in magic.” Then it’ll be like, “Wow, that really resonated.” So I’ll go write that down on a piece of paper. Then we’ll take that melody that he hummed or I hummed and we’ll try to put that little phrase in there. But it always works differently. Some people like to call it math, we call it science [laughs].

9. Are there any songs you felt embarrassed about creating?

Bruno: This is like two years ago. We were getting drunk in the studio one night and this guy was playing a track and we wrote this song called “Bedroom Bandit.” We swore it was a smash. Then we sobered up the next day. Phil, don’t sing it.
Phil: It was really bad. [Sings] I said you can’t tie me down, shorty, I’m already with the next girl/ You can’t tie me down, ’cause I’m the bedroom bandit.

10. What can we expect from your full-length debut album that’s set for release later this year?
You can expect that we’re gonna put our balls into it. Luckily, I feel like everything that we’ve been working for and everything we’ve learned in the past couple years has really enhanced our production and our writing. I guess we’re at our most creative zone right now. We’re excited that “Nothin’ on You” and “Billionaire” are both getting love and they’re kinda two totally different sounds. That’s always been our struggle ’cause we love so many kinds of music. Like I play the guitar on stage. I love old R&B and all that. I think that’s kinda helping us break as artists because people don’t know what to expect, which is a good thing. I’d love to work with Danger Mouse, I love Mark Ronson. Mark Ronson gets the live instrumentation without it sounding too adult contemporary. There’s a fine line.

MORE UPDATES ON BRUNO MARS SHALL COME, BUT FOR NOW...

ENJOY READING ABOUT THIS AWE-MAZING SINGER ^^

I bid all of you adieu.

-RENMARS レン-

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