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When do the horns made sense: He lives in our hearts


There was a time when left fist outstretched index and little fingers was a way to ward off evil spirits.
There was a time when Ronnie James Dio, of Italian descent, took this superstition and applied it to his live performances of songs darkest stage as lead singer of Black Sabbath. That gesture, unintentionally, as with all wonderful things, became a symbol of communion among heavy metal groups and their audiences and in a form of recognition among people who loved the same music.
But years have past and everything is broken.
Now is a time in which any fool appears in a fashion magazine by the horns with a spiked bracelet and a goofy face to match.

Dio, became your symbol our symbol, something ridiculous, something that almost made you want to do to avoid falling into the topic and become a Ricky Martin or Paris Hilton playing things that are not, but your death has given a new meaning that they never know, in doing so you remember.