SFSU Chamber Singers - Son de la Loma

San Francisco State Chamber Singers, under the direction of Dr. Joshua Habermann, sing Son de la Loma, music by Miguel Matamoros and arranged by Conrado Monier, at St Boniface Church in Anaheim on Feb 26, 2008.

Son de la Loma is a popular tune in Cuba. Translation:
Mama, I want to know where these singers are from,
For I find them charming and I want to meet them,
With their facinating songs that I want to learn. Ay, tell me Mama!
Where could they be from? From Havana? From Santiago, sovereign land?
They are from the hill, and they sing out in the open.
You'll see, yes, you'll see. Yes sir!

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• classical
• choral
• choir
• habermann
• SFSU
• matamoros
• monier
• cuba
• cappella

[Wuhhhht]

@singerxxyuuki well, when you say that it "didn't really have that spanish feel", i assume that you think it's music from spain.

[singerxxyuuki]

@Wuhhhht

it is spanish... the song is from cuba. but the language is spanish because they speak spanish in cuba! i should know, i've been to cuba. and i'm learning this song.

[Wuhhhht]

@singerxxyuuki

cuban. it's cuban, not spanish.

[singerxxyuuki]

i honestly thought that was way too fast...and it didn't really have that spanish feel to it anymore...

[jmaxl]

aw man! you guys did the good one! bravi! i'm jealous.

-joachim

p.s. videobuck i have some stuff for you! one of them might be a little late but you'll probably like the other one. and can i get the music for this?