Unfortunately, many people when music history is written do not realize how much USA owe to LatinAmerica for enriching its musical background during the 50s, 60s and part of the 70s. Tico Tico, Besame Mucho, Patricia, Cielito Lindo were covered by pop performers into instrumental format so much that inspired even own compositions of very talented performers into latino and brazilian roots. Al Caiola was always very open minded as Ray Coniff into musical standards.
ESA GUITARRA................ GRACIAS
albamaria54 3 months ago
this song seems to be played in the "Ray Conniff / Tijuana Brass" style. which is a unique combination, I grant you that.
If you like this song, for sure you need to try Leroy Anderson's version (I believe it was the original).
signalprogression 1 year ago
@signalprogression yes it was there was a guitar version in a mel bay guitar book play the music of leroy anderson
spacepatrolman 6 months ago
Unfortunately, many people when music history is written do not realize how much USA owe to LatinAmerica for enriching its musical background during the 50s, 60s and part of the 70s. Tico Tico, Besame Mucho, Patricia, Cielito Lindo were covered by pop performers into instrumental format so much that inspired even own compositions of very talented performers into latino and brazilian roots. Al Caiola was always very open minded as Ray Coniff into musical standards.
juanunderground 1 year ago 2
Great! Only Al Caiola could give his guitar that nostalgic sound. Thks.
abelitro12 2 years ago
Of over 10,000 videos that I've watched this is the first time I have been the first to watch it.
erbeesr 2 years ago