Café 1930 by Piazzolla, performed by Ricardo Cobo and Mark Gould, trumpet

Demo track from CD "Cafe 1930"

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[rickitar]

The remarkable dancers on this photo are Sandor & Parissa

[idowedotheydo]

@rickitar yeah!

[nikosz66]

Great duet!

Bravo!

[dannyinternetz]

@blogalexcom Going back, I think I was a little light on my response to your comment. That is just plain ignorant.

[dannyinternetz]

@blogalexcom That's really biased. But if I didn't play both the trumpet and the guitar, I would probably make a biased comment as well. The guitar in this piece is absolutely brilliant, but it's a little hard to understand the amount of time it takes - years and years - to be able to play through those intervals and with that tone. They're both amazing though.

[blogalexcom]

@dannyinternetz I don't say it doesn't deserve respect, don't get me wrong. It's just that, imho, his performance doesn't match the guitarist's.

[dannyinternetz]

@blogalexcom The trumpet makes this song. The amount of respect this trumpet player deserves is beyond repute.

[thewayitshouldbe7]

@blogalexcom Listen from 3:00 on for a while. Out of tune notes aside, incredible musicianship is evident in gould's playing. One of the greats for a reason....

[Raldonado]

Eres un gran guitarrista, Ricardo. Tuve la oportunidad de recibir un curso contigo en Morelia en 1998. Desde hace mucho tiempo renuncié a la guitarra, mas muy de vez en cuando escucho el disco de tus grabaciones de Brower, el cual me autografiaste. Pero me gusta más que interpretes música brasileña que no es my conocida en México (no sé en otras partes). Gracias por compartir y me sucribiré a tu canal.

[blogalexcom]

The guitar sounds so good... sadly the trumpet is way louder than it should be, and out of tune at moments. A pity, the guitar performance is remarkable.