LUNA AllÁ va, allÁ viene
LOS FRONTERIZOS
COMPOSITOR: ALBERTO RODRÍGUEZ
PAIS: ARGENTINA
ALBUM: LOS FRONTERIZOS INCOMPARABLES
GRABADORA: EMI
GÉNERO: CUECA
AÑO: 1968

Los Fronterizos is an Argentine musical band consisting of four men. The group was established in 1953 in the northern province of Salta-- bordering on Bolivia -- from which "Los Fronterizos" ("men of the frontier") is derived.
Los Fronterizos are among the most famous Argentine musical bands. They recorded over thirty records during the fifty years in which they were active. Their genre is Folklore Argentino ("Argentine Folk") which blends powerful, vibrant rhythms from the Spanish Flamenco with indigenous South American elements such as the Andean flute, or quena. The latter is a hallmark of the Musica Andina genre which became well known in the U.S with Simon & Garfunkel's English version of "El Condor Pasa". Some of the Fronterizos' most famous records are Personalidad en Folklore (circa 1962), Color en Folklore, and Ariel Ramírez Misa Criolla (1964 and 1977). In most songs, the band's instrumentation includes acoustic guitars and bombo legüero (a large indigenous drum), and occasionally, charango and quena.
Los Fronterizos' success may be attributed to their touching melodies written by some of Argentina's best songwriters and to their remarkable harmony and rare combination of voices (one alto, two tenors, and one bass).
The group formally disbanded in 1977 but continued to reunite and perform in tours with great success for years thereafter. The very powerful lead voice (one of the two tenors) belonged to Gerardo López who died in 2004.
Tamos en unos tiempos
tan maliciosos
que una niña no puede
no puede mirar un mozo

Mirar un mozo si
y si lo miran
luego salen las viejas
con el cui... cuidado niña

Allá va, allá viene
debajo de un limón verde
allá va, allá viene
despreciando a quien la quiere

Cuidado niña dicen
da vuelta y veme
que esta señal que te hago
sin querer algo contiene

Algo contiene si
dale que dale
mientras más chicharrones
cada vez más grasa sale

SONATA CLARO DE LUNA

LUDWIG VON BEETHOVEN
COMPOSER: LUDWIG VON BEETHOVEN
ALBUM: LO MEJOR DE LUDWIG VON BEETHOVEN
LABEL: CLARO DE LUNA
GENRE:SONATA PIANO Nº 14
YEAR: 2011

        Ludwig van Beethoven (Bonn, batizado em 17 de dezembro de 1770 — Viena, de 1827) foi um compositor alemão, do período de transição entre o Classicismo (século XVIII) e o Romantismo (século XIX). É considerado um dos pilares da música ocidental, pelo incontestável desenvolvimento, tanto da linguagem como do conteúdo musical demonstrado nas suas obras, permanecendo como um dos compositores mais respeitados e mais influentes de todos os tempos. "O resumo de sua obra é a liberdade", observou o crítico alemão Paul Bekker (1882-1937), "a liberdade política, a liberdade artística do indivíduo, sua liberdade de escolha, de credo e a liberdade individual em todos os aspectos da vida".
   “Devo viver como um exilado. Se me acerco de um grupo, sinto-me preso de uma pungente angústia, pelo receio que descubram meu triste estado. E assim vivi este meio ano em que passei no campo. Mas que humilhação quando ao meu lado alguém percebia o som longínquo de uma flauta e eu nada ouvia! Ou escutava o canto de um pastor e eu nada escutava! Esses incidentes levaram-me quase ao desespero e pouco faltou para que, por minhas próprias mãos, eu pusesse fim à minha existência. Só a arte me amparou!
— Ludwig van Beethoven, in Testamento de Heilingenstadt, a 6 de Outubro de 1802.





The more i see you
Chris montez
compositores: harry warren & mack gordon
album: the more I see you
label: universal
genre: pop
year: 1966

Ezekiel Christopher Montanez, aka Chris Montez, hit the Top Five in 1962 with "Let's Dance," a proto-garage rock song which could segue nicely with the Surfaris' "Wipe Out" or the Champs' "Tequila." Four years later, he's pictured with Herb Alpert on the back cover of this album of pretty much standards which yielded three Top 40 hits.
Within a few months of "Call Me" hitting the Top 25 in February of 1966 rocker turned semi-cabaret artist Chris Montez made a splash when "The More I See You", A & M single #796, made its ascent up the Hot 100. Written by the great Harry Warren and Mack Gordon this particular composition is two minutes and forty-five seconds of cocktail lounge/jazz/rock produced by Herb Alpert and Tommy Lipuma, finding even more chart success than its predecessor going Top 20 in May of 1966.







The more I see you,
The more I want you
Somehow this feeling
just grows and grows
With every sigh
I become more mad about you
More lost without you
and so it goes

Can you imagine
how much I love you?
The more I see you
as years go by
I know the only one for me
can only be you
My arms won't free you,

and my heart won't try



Chris Montez

The More I See You


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