"Rose of Chile" - Lanin's Roseland Orchestra, 1920.

[nelsonvargascatalan]

Could somebody explain the story of this piece? I'm from Chile and was not aware of its existance... Castanets have never been played often in my country so, this is a very strange effort

Thanks

[MrXnews2]

@nelsonvargascatalan It's probably a bit of genericized Latin music (common in that era)...

[BiagiaRose]

My Dear, I LOVE your videos!

[abendstunde49]

Thank you! I am flattered!

[willgonow]

i could dowload all your video's, all so good !!

[rapperchileno]

I dislike the intro

[abendstunde49]

Thanks for your honesty! I feel pretty much the same.

[rapperchileno]

Thanks for your understanding. I'm a rapper from Chile, and I dislike the intro, mostly since Rose Of Chile is a very nice tango fox trot inspired in our country.

Blessings

[bostonblakie]

@abendstunde49 I like your intros. Very original.

[abendstunde49]

@bostonblakie Thanks! I am pleased!

[feminale]

I love this one.

[abendstunde49]

I am so glad!

[jurek46pink]

Quite combination: Tango-Foxtrot !

:;)))

[abendstunde49]

I was intrigued too!

[parlophonman]

A long musical introduction doesn't bore me at all !

The castanets really brings some Spanish sunshine into this bleak day overhere !!

[abendstunde49]

There can be gray days in California, too !

[cushing1163]

Good record! The castanets are very nice, the introduction is a bit long. "Oh! By Jingo" has more power ;)

Thanks and greetings from Austria!

[abendstunde49]

I agree with you in your comparison of the two!