La Partida
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  • OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    YOU ARE SO TALENTED!

    YOU ARE GREAT! I CAN'T BELIVE IT!

    you are great! This si amazing!

    you guys,make me happy every time i hear ths!

    I play the guitar my self.And you are cins of my idol!

    aaaaahhh! GREAT!

    you shuld be proud of your self!

    (sorry for my bad english)

  • If you are a guitarist, rock, folk, blues, country, classical or whatever, you have to love this. It is what we are all trying to do - play an involving piece of music that makes you smile or clap at the end. I just don't get 3 dislikes? Someone tell me - what is there to dislike?

  • @RogerjTurner I play the guitar! (classic)

    I go on a music-school. And i play this song!:D

    I love it!

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  • gringos hijos de puta

  • Very nice! Thank you. (TS)

  • Very nice! And to anyone who claims that this was written by x or y, there are many versions of this. This one's lovely!

  • Two men, two wooden boxes, four hands and twelve strings. And it all adds up to this fabulous musical partnership and this wonderful rendition of La Partida. A big Hooray from Amsterdam!

  • You kick ass! Muy muy bien, lo encanto!

  • Love it.

  • Excellent....

  • Bravo!

  • No se como podrán mis labios pronunciar la frase de un adios cuando vaya a partir. Será un momento triste y cruel que hará a mi corazón sentir la pena de la ausencia que es más dura que el morir.(Bis) Dame un consuelo antes de partir para sentirme tranquilo dulce bien y mitigar el dolor que he de sentir en mi alma que te adora: Delirante y fiel y que se siente lacerada por el dolor de nuestra ausencia triste y cruel que duro es el martirio alejándome de ti. (bis) cantada por: Jesús Sevillano
  • really beautifoul job.. Can I have the sheet music or tab?

  • Biutiful .De las mejores versiones.Muy bien con requinto.Mucho nivel ambos.

  • I adore yoy guys version. I kniow the piece for nearly 40 years and never get tired of playing it. Again, bravo !!!

  • the best version i have ever heard! power!

  • great, awesome, wonderful ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♪♫♪♫♪☺☺☺☺♥♥♥♥♥☺☺☺☺☺☺♪♫­♫♪♪♫

    thx a lot

  • just when i thought i was getting better on my guitar ,then i hear this on youtube, brilliant ill have to practice a lot more what a duo.

  • is he playing a cavaquino?

  • very cool.

  • aqui en Argentina la llaman "Quiero ser tu sombra"

    esta version esta buena :D igual

    here in Argentina is called "Quiero ser tu sombra"

    this version is good :D well

  • song was very good

    tecnique was terrible

    sry

  • Amazing playing and what a superb recording!!

  • Bravo ! Superbe interprétation ! Magnifique duo ! Merci !

  • Hermosa interpretacion. Bravooo ...!

  • buena version maestros

  • Para quitarse el sombrero.

  • WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    PERO NO SE LLAMA "QUIERO SER TU SOMBRA'?

    pero tambien me gusta "La Partida" hahahha

  • wwoooooww.. Magistral

  • c'est beau la guitare joué comme ça! merci les gars!

  • muy Buena interpretacion en hora vuena

  • beautiful

    all the best

  • watch my music teacher playing it with his family :D

  • Though this is an original composition I love the interpretation. The essence of the waltz was captured and I think it is a great piece. Great!!!

  • When Mats Norrefalk and I recorded the CD "4Hands" we included a version for sopranoguitar and an ordinary nylonstring guitar that I made uo, based on the recording I can't find anymore.

    In the second part the queena was playing eights in 6/8 like "b1 a1 b b1 a1 b :||: a1 g1 b a1 g1 b:||: g1 f#1 b g1 f31 b :|| and so on. At the same time two guitars played the melody we use in octaves.

    In an a venezuelan folklorerecording the melody run much slower, in furths and halfnotes. Auther anonymuos.

  • To clachacon 83

    Many thanks for your remarks!

    The story about my life with La Partida is as follows:

    In 1968 or 89 I was asked to "do some Sout American stuff" in some event. Now I have forgotten what it was all about. As i didn't own a recordplayer then, I visited a friend who had a such plus a number of Andian musicrecords, that kind of music was very popular during 68-69. After writing down the items that attracted me the most, I forgot the titles and who was playing on the LP:s I used.

  • Excellent work!!! but in honor of the truth, "La partida/ Venezuelan waltz", as is its complete name, is not a version, it´s an original work. The versions are the ones that are interpret in the south of the continent. The authors of letter and music of this traditional Venezuelan waltz are , C. BONET and J.P. GUIRAN, both Venezuelan.

  • The setting as I remember it was one queena, two guitars, one requinto, maracas and bass.

    La Partida not only attracted me myself, but ev'rybodoy who was listening to it. As soon there was a fluteplayer around I had him/her to play La partida with me. I have used this tume since than and I never get tired of it. To me it has kept its vivid freshness through four decades!

  • I have also a sheet of music from Argentine: "Quiero Ser Tu Sombra" which contains a melody similar, but not at all entirely similar to the version I captured. (PAIS editiones musicales)

    Here it is labeled as

    Vals Venezolano-popular

    Letra: ZULEMA ALCAYAGA

    Música Recopilacion de HECTOR QUATTROMANO

    (Funny, the guys name: Quattromano, we, Mats and I, call our duo Quatro Manos!)

    regards Börje Sandquist

  • thanks

  • ¡ Que lindo, bravo muchachos!

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