Fuga Nº 3 - Los Indios Tabajaras

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Fugue Nº 3 is a Classical Music piece composed by Johann Sebastian Bach.




(BWV 848 - Well Tempered Clavier)

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Los Indios Tabajaras was a guitar duo of two brothers from northern Brazil.

Their beginnings are not clear, though most stories have them becoming accomplished guitar players after finding a guitar near Ceará, Brazil. Playing in Rio de Janeiro, they found success as Natalicio and Antenor Lima - dressing in ceremonial Indian costumes. Using classical guitars and playing transcriptions of classical violin and piano works, they were soon playing all over South America.

Probably as early as 1943, RCA's Latin American arm signed them to a recording contract. In the early 1950s, they took a break from performing and went back to study the guitar. After returning to the stage later that same decade, they released an album in the United States on an RCA-owned label named Vox.

Throughout this period, they had a steady stream of releases on RCA in Mexico and one of these, a Mexican folk tune named "María Elena" (Lorenzo Barcelata; named after the wife of a Mexican president and recorded in 1958), became a steady seller, a success throughout Latin America and was finally re-released in the U.S. in 1962. It spent 14 weeks on the Hot 100 in the fall of 1963, four of which were in its top 10 in November 1963, and had similar success in the United Kingdom. It sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc.

Los Indios Tabajaras continued to tour throughout the Americas and Europe and in 1964 they had another release, "Always in My Heart". This failed to replicate the success of "Maria Elena" though it did make the Billboard Hot 100.

Their fluent guitar playing caught the ear of Chet Atkins and, along with pianist Floyd Cramer, they recorded an instrumental album in Nashville, Tennessee. They also recorded and released material with singer Don Gibson, including the song "Oh Lonesome Me".

RCA released albums by Los Indios Tabajaras into the 1980s. Though Antenor retired from performing, Natalicio Lima continued to perform into the 1990s with his wife, Michiko. He died in November 2009.

(from Wikipedia)

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  • Which one of their albums is this from?

  • @Pickinbuddy "Casually Classic" 1966 Print LP.

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  • I just see that one guy don't like this superior way of playing guitar , remember that these Majestic players are red Indians who did not know read or write , playing the guitar on such a SUPERIOR way must touch every bodies heart that know just a tiny little bit of music . for me they are the best the world ever got

  • @infogocomp oe no jodas el condor pasa es de perú, Daniel Alomias Robles es el autor ( peruano) informate mas..

  • PIDO MÁS RESPETO PARA "LOS INDIOS TABAJARAS" NO QUIERO LEER MÁS COMENTARIOS DE GENTE ESTÚPIDA COMO EL PERUANO QUE COMENTÓ ANTERIORMENTE, ESTOS ARTISTAS HAN SIDO MIS ÍDOLOS Y LO SEGUIRÁN SIENDO, SU MÚSICA ME LLEVA AL CIELO. SI ESTE PERUANITO ME DICE LO MISMO EN LA CARA, SE LA PARTO

  • NO TE AVERGÜENCES, HAY QUE TOMAR LA RESPONSABILIDAD DE NUESTROS ANTEPASADOS CON VALENTÍA, PERO QUE UN PERUANO ME VENGA A DECIR QUE ESTÁ EN CONTRA QUE ALGUIEN SE APODERA DE UNA MÚSICA CUANDO ELLOS LOS PERUANOS SON LOS QUE SE APODERAN DE NUESTRO TERRITORIO ME PARECE ALGO SIN SENTIDO Y DE UN SINVERGÚENZA

  • @infogocomp Soy español y me avergüenza, como a muchos españoles y españolas, lo que hicieron en América los invasores hispanos. Respecto a la autoría de "El cóndor pasa", creo que ha quedado aclarado en mi anterior comentario. Le aconsejo que mire la Wikipedia y se informe un poco mejor. Un saludo

  • seguro eres peruano, un país invasor del Ecuador y hablas de Derechos de Autor, primero devuelvan lo que se robaron y luego hablen, además El Cóndor pasa es ecuatoriano, otro plagio peruanístico

  • majestuosa interpretacion en guitarras de esta pieza compuesta por bach los indios tabajaras han llegado muy lejos musicalmente abarcando muchos de sus generos de una manera extraordinaria gracias por dejarnos este gran legado

  • @LOPEBEAT , ahora lo entiendo. Sin duda, aqui en YouTube no hay mucho apuro cuanto a las autorias de musica. Por ejemplo, han puesto para Los Tabajaras el Tico Tico version de Paco de Lucia....Gracias por tu respuesta!

  • @Gunak10 Estoy totalmente de acuerdo contigo. Nadie superará jamás la técnica, el arte y el sentimiento con que LOS INDIOS TABAJARAS han impregnado toda la música que han ejecutado, sea de su autoría o no. Respecto al comentario que realicé en su día, fue causado porque YOUTUBE hizo que retirara un vídeo, realizado por mí, en el que se incluía una versión instrumental "compartida" conmigo, de Los Indios Tabajaras. A mí también me encantan estos innegables GRANDES MAESTROS.

  • @LOPEBEAT, Sí, ellos son "interpretes" de musicas universales, quiza los MEJORES INTERPRETES que ya ha existido, cierto? De musica popular a clasicos, incluyendo otras de su autoria, com la que ellos cantan. Digo que eses hombres son genios, y su arte e tecnica son dificiles de ser superada, mismo para quien pasó 40 años en Escuelas y conservatorios de Musica. No si niega la autoria de las musicas, pero sus discos encantaran (y todavia encantan) generaciones, ok!

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