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  • ااااااا

  • Genial!!,espero algún día escuchar esta excelente obra completamente remasterizada,felicidades por el video.

  • Maravillosa Interpretacion de la hermosa y antigua cancion El cielito Lindo, me agradaron mucho las imagenes de mi pais.

    Gracias.

  • I love music from the 1920s era. But most of the music i find is all either american or english bands. I'd love to get some old music from other countries, such as Mexico.

  • I've never listened to this version, I like her voice a lot! Mexico has a lot of traditional beautiful songs, I'm proud of my culture and my native country. Viva México y su cultura! :)

  • execelente voz ¡¡¡viva mexico!!! ¡¡¡viva pancho villa!!! y ¡¡¡viva zapata!!! si señor!!! ¡ajua!

  • viva mexico fuckers 

  • mexico is beautiful but some people are destroying deir beauty

  • i like ice tea mochi mochi y nos vamos al mundial nos vamos al mundial!!!!!!!!

  • hvala! GRACIAS, so beautiful, so strange for me as mexican to know about this yumex!

  • OMG I know tis song my mom listens to it. It puts me to sleep :). Me encanta

  • ¡canta y no llores!

    sing n' don't cry!

    =)

  • Viva Mexico

  • did she wrote the song??

  • @nubforme41 No it was written in 1882 by Quirino Mendoza y Cortés, it was originally played by Mariachi and ranchero styles. But it has been recorded by many artists including Dusolina, the melody has been adapted to english songs as well.

  • Bella version,y bien acompañada por imagenes de esa epoca ¡

  • Tremenda interpretacion! Considerando que el el idioma materno de la interprete no es el español! Thanks for this present, it's a superb interpretation!

  • it sounds the best when mariachi's are doing it...

    I appreciate the effort, but it's like an orchestra trying to class up "I'm a little teapot"

    just like sequels in movies... the original sounds the best (however, it won't sound the best to the latest generation).

    leave the mexican music to the mexicans...

    

  • me gusta.....her voice is superb...so clear.and crisp. my mo used to sing this to me. and its getting passed down to my lil sister.shes 4 and she sings almost the whole thing....thank you thisis trully memory lane

  • A real Classical

  • It's the kind of ipod that grows in value... I keep coming back to its simplicity and feel that I am learning about a great rural loneliness so sweetly expressed in the Sorprano.... Thanks again!

  • Thanke you! A wonderfull rendition.

  • I, Yy-yy-yy.... A beautiful recording...thanks.

  • Thank you for this beautiful gift, Grzegorz. Come back soon!

  • How different sounds this song in this rendition! In Spain it is very popular in its mariachi version.

  • SUPER

  • We thank you with all our heart for this beautigul gift of friendship.

    Hope to see you back soon.

  • czyli z tego wzieli melodie do ''teraz jest wojna''

  • Oczywiście, że z tego! A ja jeszcze pamiętam z lat pięćdziesiątych inne słowa: "Aaa, jaaa, jaaa, jaaaj! Spędzajcie z gór swe stada/ mój ojciec tam kowbojem był/ miał syna koniokrada..." Dalej niestety nie powtórzę. I nie wiem też, kto to śpiewał.

  • @prezes01201 yeah polska

  • Great...*****

  • Beautiful voice. A nice change from the usual mariachi-style versions. Great bright pictures of Mexico and of Mexicanos.

  • Yes D., this version is a true artwork. Dusolina - perhaps because of the fact, she never sung in La Scala - is somewhat forgotten in Europe nowadays. But she was such wonderful singer! One day I will upload her with Marcel Wittrisch in a love-duett from "Madama Butterfly". Perfetto!

  • @240252 I believe she did sing at La Scala. look up Aureliano Pertile "Pur ti riveggo" here on Youtube. She also sang Alice in Falstaff under Toscanini in Salzburg.

  • Gorgeous pix of Mexico and fine version of an old favorite.

    Buenas noches y gracias.

  • Perdy!

  • Hi Grzegorz - this is a super upload. Her voice is smooth like honey - the artwork - exquisite! My mother used to sign it to me. Thanks for the memories!!!

  • Hi Lana, I like your metaphores! I remember you compared Rosetta Ferlito's voice to a peach liqueur. Here we have some honey in Dusolina's voice:-)) Yes, it's really so!

  • This is truly lovely.

    Thank you for sharing this gem.

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