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Eddie Palmieri,Eddie Zervigon Orquesta Aragon

Jam at Birdland New York City with Eddie Palmieri,Eddie Zervigon and Orquesta Aragon 7/9/03  
 
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arellano9401 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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palmiery y zervigon vaya dos zorros aprendamos del ellos aprovenchen
13b13a13c (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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no joda que calidad
googo151 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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brilliant Eddie Zervigon. Awesome solo by both he and Palmieri.
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eso que le llaman salsa no es mas que el puro son cubano ,el son es la madre de lo que llaman salsa y de muchas variedades de la musica no importa quien lo toque o lo interprete.chucho
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Eddie el maestro de la fluta . . . Que viva la Musica Cubana, Un dia mi cuba va estar libre . . . que rico las musica Cubana . .
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que falta de respeto aln2012 tu ni sabes que es musica eddy es el mejor yo fui dicipulo de el
ytala2703 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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ni contestarte aln2012 no eres salsero
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LOL! That's Eddie Palmeri making the eyyy sound. He does that in every recording he's ever made. I think it's great. Listen to the Unfinished Masterpiece album he recorded years ago, in the 70's. You can hear him on his solos.
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lol who is going eeeeyyyyyyyyyyyy at 2:14
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Para mi entender cuando entra el maestro Palmieri, el sonido de la Aragón cambia de inmediato: De un sonido suave y melódico muy cubano a uno más agresivo y más newyorkino. Allí está la diferencias de ataques en el piano.

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