Nobilis Bellator's video: Rincon de Soto - La Rioja with Original Soundtrack

After having the sound muted for over a week I discovered how to challenge the dispute over copyrights and got the sound back. Thank you all who visited and showed your support either by voting or commenting. This is the original version with the soundtrack I had selected to accompany my images. ________________________________________________ This time I'm not taking it down. This video will stay online (nothing YouTube can do about that) as there is no rule in the YouTube authoritarian and tyrannical and ultra capitalistic world that prevents users from uploading silent movies. This is what happens when greedy backward thinking takes precedence over artistic expression that has always benefited the true owners of the soundtracks that we YouTubers use. The authors and composers of these songs have always enjoyed the extra popularity provided by their music being selected by creative YouTubers, so much that YouTube's idea was bought by Google and copied by many other online video servers. And until YouTube became partners with the commercial owners of the soundtracks, not the artists themselves but the mega corporations like Sony, WMG and UMG they not only tolerated our use of their music but depended on it and needed it, to become the famous and successful Internet phenomenon they are today. But it seems that their success has created a new step in the evolution of movies, yes a step backwards. Now we find ourselves back into the era of silent movies. Yes I know some will say I could have used a piano tune to accompany my images like they used to do in the days of Charlie Chaplin, but all my piano tunes that I bought and paid for have copyrights owned by those MT (read Mother F_____s).** Oh you think the word is too strong? I don't, these people would do it if they could make a buck in the process, trust me, you trusted YouTube for spending hours making and fine-tuning your video, why not trust me? ** You need to fill in the blanks. Not that I have become more polite, but I thought that if I used naughty words YouTube could actually come back with one of their rules about explicit content or other patriarchic rule that can be used when and if they like to do so and for people they chose to discriminate against.