Tired of the same same music from Nehru. This is music of our region. I am going to post some gujero, cumbia, norteno, Bossa Nova, salsa, romanticos, etc all that makes up the music that is the most popular rhythms we should know as well as the stuff Nehru posts.
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Bossa Nova is cool.
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ksazma posted:Bossa Nova is cool.
You are in the heart of this kind of music. Miami is the heart of bossa, reggaeton, salsa etc. That bossa song Nora Jones...Ravi Shankar's daughter
Note it is our music. At the heart of it is West Indian music.
The band I play with some times plays mainly ethnic clubs ....spanish and brazilian, so we play every thing from bossa to ranchero, norteno, cumbia reggaeton, salsa. I like this music. I came to it late but I have afro cuban and mexican musicians as well as west Indian and they teach me a lot. Took lots of classes in flamenco so it was easy to get the afro cuban stuff especially. Mexican music is rich and diverse and another life time to learn.
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Stormborn posted:ksazma posted:Bossa Nova is cool.
You are in the heart of this kind of music. Miami is the heart of bossa, reggaeton, salsa etc. That bossa song Nora Jones...Ravi Shankar's daughter
Note it is our music. At the heart of it is West Indian music.
The band I play with some times plays mainly ethnic clubs ....spanish and brazilian, so we play every thing from bossa to ranchero, norteno, cumbia reggaeton, salsa. I like this music. I came to it late but I have afro cuban and mexican musicians as well as west Indian and they teach me a lot. Took lots of classes in flamenco so it was easy to get the afro cuban stuff especially. Mexican music is rich and diverse and another life time to learn.
Indeed Miami is truly a melting pot. The different mixing of music, foods and culture does create a beautiful tapestry. Latin music itself comes in so many forms as does music from the English speaking Caribbean not to leave out the French Caribbeans. On any given day we can be privileged to lot of good entertainment in Miami. I particularly like Bossa Nova because it appeals to lovers.
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By the way Stormy. That is some cool stuff you involve in there. Nothing bland about those genres. ð
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THEY ARE ok BUT DONT GIVES YOU THE BUTTERFLY LIKE HINDI SONGS DO.
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Nehru posted:THEY ARE ok BUT DONT GIVES YOU THE BUTTERFLY LIKE HINDI SONGS DO.
Banna, Shakira donât give you butterflies? ð
Yuh nah like merengue tuh?
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I am in love with northern Spain so I am ending my posts today with an old song about the love for Galicia.
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Bossa Nova - Latin Jazz
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Spanish Confusion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vY1bV_TFBcQ
Sharlene Flores with Flores De San Jose- Spanish Confusion (Music Video), Source -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vY1bV_TFBcQ
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Hopefully Stromy doesn't have any objections to this one. 
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Remember Ksazma, it is ....
Friday Music...broadening our horizon
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Last one for now.
Easy Strumming
I love strumming this one. Chords are easy
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A Medley of hindi raag based songs with the western bossa nova beat
Anan posted:
That was cooler than cool!!!!
Those two Amerindian guys from Brazil are famous.
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If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
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cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
Bai, with that selection, everyday is Pentatonic day. And all this time I thought you only had appreciation for weed.
cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
The genius of the Jewish race. Like Leonard Cohen, Paul Simon reached back into the world of the Divine to pen this song.
The Sound of Silence refers to the peaceful time of mankind when the Yeshua returns and returns a world of peace.
Listen to the line on the Prophets.
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Glad yuh finally listening tuh de prophet, Siggy. ð
ksazma posted:cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
Bai, with that selection, everyday is Pentatonic day. And all this time I thought you only had appreciation for weed.
They sound AWESOME after a good puff.
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cain posted:ksazma posted:cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
Bai, with that selection, everyday is Pentatonic day. And all this time I thought you only had appreciation for weed.
They sound AWESOME after a good puff.
Is this when I say Puff, puff, pass?
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Leonora posted:cain posted:ksazma posted:cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
Bai, with that selection, everyday is Pentatonic day. And all this time I thought you only had appreciation for weed.
They sound AWESOME after a good puff.
Is this when I say Puff, puff, pass?
Like you been round one ah dese puff puff session? How many puff puff folks participated in the ceremony?
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skeldon_man posted:Like you been round one ah dese puff puff session
Naaaa, I remember Errol and the guys saying that on the Social Forum.
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Leonora posted:skeldon_man posted:Like you been round one ah dese puff puff session
Naaaa, I remember Errol and the guys saying that on the Social Forum.
I have been to one and saw what transpired there. Had to get away from the room...too much for me.
skeldon_man posted:Leonora posted:skeldon_man posted:Like you been round one ah dese puff puff session
Naaaa, I remember Errol and the guys saying that on the Social Forum.
I have been to one and saw what transpired there. Had to get away from the room...too much for me.
Like what you wimp, hehe? All you might get is folk laughing at every little thing, perhaps a bit of coughing, nuff jokes, peace an luv. So what you got against them things?
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seignet posted:cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
The genius of the Jewish race. Like Leonard Cohen, Paul Simon reached back into the world of the Divine to pen this song.
The Sound of Silence refers to the peaceful time of mankind when the Yeshua returns and returns a world of peace.
Listen to the line on the Prophets.
You alone have that view of this song. It is a dystopian view of the fall of humanity brought on by voices of authoritarianism and insidious modernism eating away at the truth through distraction.
This is so complete that the wisdom of the ages is overwhelmed and submerged from view of the senses with only remnants of the truth remaining. And these we see as the graffiti on walls where free minds that remains express their lamentations of our loss.
The prophets are the icons of distractions, false leaders, fast life etc things that we embrace serves to hides reality from the senses, steal minds and rob us of the truth.
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seignet posted:
those fellows ( los indios) like the Ventures put me to sleep. I do not deny the play well but it is like listening to a pan flute all day. Will drive you crazy
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cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
The voices are powerful and beautiful but the style ruins the message of the song for me. Is it slowed down Will check to see if it is my ear that is failing me
I like Pentonix covers . But I prefer this song sung in its original style like this where it is an inter play of a guitar and singer alone. The message remains intact when it is not messed with. This is one song that is perfect the way it is.
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cain posted:skeldon_man posted:Leonora posted:skeldon_man posted:Like you been round one ah dese puff puff session
Naaaa, I remember Errol and the guys saying that on the Social Forum.
I have been to one and saw what transpired there. Had to get away from the room...too much for me.
Like what you wimp, hehe? All you might get is folk laughing at every little thing, perhaps a bit of coughing, nuff jokes, peace an luv. So what you got against them things?
Dude, I have said before, I never smoked a cigarette in my life, why should I try something that was illegal and repulsive.
Stormborn posted:seignet posted:cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
The genius of the Jewish race. Like Leonard Cohen, Paul Simon reached back into the world of the Divine to pen this song.
The Sound of Silence refers to the peaceful time of mankind when the Yeshua returns and returns a world of peace.
Listen to the line on the Prophets.
You alone have that view of this song. It is a dystopian view of the fall of humanity brought on by voices of authoritarianism and insidious modernism eating away at the truth through distraction.
This is so complete that the wisdom of the ages is overwhelmed and submerged from view of the senses with only remnants of the truth remaining. And these we see as the graffiti on walls where free minds that remains express their lamentations of our loss.
The prophets are the icons of distractions, false leaders, fast life etc things that we embrace serves to hides reality from the senses, steal minds and rob us of the truth.
I hear the Psalms and Isaiah in those lyrics.
Truth, written in the common places like subway walls and tennement- acknowledged from a distant time past easily available for all to read.
Paul Simon, 21 years old must have been heavily into the Torah, he had to, being Jewish and at that age. He said he had inspiration reading so college material. I doubt that part of it, had I not listened to Leonard Cohen.
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seignet posted:Stormborn posted:seignet posted:cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
The genius of the Jewish race. Like Leonard Cohen, Paul Simon reached back into the world of the Divine to pen this song.
The Sound of Silence refers to the peaceful time of mankind when the Yeshua returns and returns a world of peace.
Listen to the line on the Prophets.
You alone have that view of this song. It is a dystopian view of the fall of humanity brought on by voices of authoritarianism and insidious modernism eating away at the truth through distraction.
This is so complete that the wisdom of the ages is overwhelmed and submerged from view of the senses with only remnants of the truth remaining. And these we see as the graffiti on walls where free minds that remains express their lamentations of our loss.
The prophets are the icons of distractions, false leaders, fast life etc things that we embrace serves to hides reality from the senses, steal minds and rob us of the truth.
I hear the Psalms and Isaiah in those lyrics.
Truth, written in the common places like subway walls and tennement- acknowledged from a distant time past easily available for all to read.
Paul Simon, 21 years old must have been heavily into the Torah, he had to, being Jewish and at that age. He said he had inspiration reading so college material. I doubt that part of it, had I not listened to Leonard Cohen.
I do not know how old he was when he wrote it but I know he is not religious but took a dim view of it. Leonard Choen is similarly a free spirit. Hallelujah is not about god even if we have allusions of David peeping at Bathsheba.
cain posted:ksazma posted:cain posted:If I may, it is Saturday, well errr, Sunday but somewhere, someone is still celebrating Friday, so here goes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdVjVtpr55M
The Sounds of Silence by Pentatonic
One word...AWESOME!
Bai, with that selection, everyday is Pentatonic day. And all this time I thought you only had appreciation for weed.
They sound AWESOME after a good puff.
There are a few different versions in varying styles. I like this one too.
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Mars posted:There are a few different versions in varying styles. I like this one too.
Let me know when you are ready and I will upload the guitar stuff.
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