Again from the "Encuentro de la música" TV Special. I believe this is Cándito Zayas on vocals, someone correct me if I am wrong. This is a great version of "Tu eres muy niña." I love how the melody differs slightly from Carlos Embale's version, and he goes to the "A Lala e a..." coro.
This is presented as a "rumba de tiempo españa," with cajones and a nice demonstration of the "rumba mimética" as "Lala" begins scrubbing the floor.
You can download a HQ (68MB) version of this clip here.
Friday, November 03, 2006
Conjunto Folklórico Nacional: Guaguancó
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This rumba is normaly played as a Yambu (slow tempo of guaguanco rhythm)
but here is played as a guaguanco.
WHEN WE SAY "RUMBA TIEMPO ESPANA" WE ARE REFERING TO A YAMBU STYLE.
Cuco.
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Do you have a year for this video? gracias.
No, sorry I can't be sure, I would guess mid-80's?
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