Cruise performing pianist/Carlos Pueblo

Cruise performing pianist/Carlos Pueblo

Cruise is like a moving town in U.S., there are many restaurants and bars on

board. Program director arranges a performing pianist, Mr. Taylor from Veil,

Colorado, to play and sing on deck 7, Atrium, every night. He was originally

From Connecticut New England area, moving to Veil for years. April is off

snow ski season and he has been working on the cruise for years. His wife

came along this trip and went back to work after landing at Barcelona. He

continued to circle Europe. He is very good at old popular songs and can

sing as well. Upon request, he would check on his tablet computer and decide

if he could do it, most of the time, he would satisfy you singing or not at least

with piano illustration. At the first night, he played a Webb piece, Don’t cry for

me Argentina, upon the request of me and another passenger. During 16 days

duration, he had played this song several times even passed it on the guitarist

Carlos on the Deck 6.

Atrium is at the mid-ship office area, very beautiful with most of the customer

service office around with golden chrome ladders up to Deck 8 restaurants.

Cruise photographers would use the background to take artist shots for the

passengers. Atrium bar can seat 50 with a very efficient bar operating. Up to

Deck 8, there are immediately adjacent two restaurants, Blue lagoon and Moderno.

Moderno is a fee Brazilian restaurant only open at night while Blue Lagoon is open

24 hours complimentary with a join bar. I proudly announce that Christina, my newly

adopted daughter, is the manager for both. You can look down from the balcony of

both to view and listen Taylor’s play from 7 pm to midnight.

After I described the story of my failed proposal to the pretty on board, my elder

Canadian German sister, Eleanor, advised me request a song from Taylor, I never

promise you a rose garden, I checked it later and found was by Lynn Anderson. He

played this melody with harmony and later I asked him again and brought Christina’s

attention to the balcony and bowed to the musician. It was so funny that another girl

Aiza indicated that she would like the musician to play a song for her too. I asked

the guitarist Carlos to play a song learned from Taylor called, I will wait for you by

Connie Francis later I found it. Because her restaurant, Jasmine Chinese Cuisine was

right up from Carlos Magnums on Deck 6, of course with a ladder to be connected.

Carlos didn’t play the song which I regret very much.

After I came home, I have organized myself for some songs which I remembered

he played in addition to those three, Candle in the wind, Ballade pour Adeline,

Besame mucho, Time to say goodbye, La Paloma, Hotel California, Midnight train

To Georgia, etc.