"Conversar com os amigos é uma celebração... da amizade e da vida!"
19/01/08
"Desperado" - Grande interpretação de António Banderas e Joaquim Almeida!
"Desperado" - António Banderas - (playing guitar)
"El Mariachi (Desperado)
Gipsy Kings
Composição: Indisponível
Soy un hombre muy honrado,
Que me gusta lo mejor
A mujeres no me faltan,
Ni al dinero, ni el amor
Jineteando en mi caballo
Por la sierra yo me voy
Las estrellas y la luna
Ellas me dicen donde voy
Ay, ay, ay, ay
A,y ay mi amor
Ay mi morena,
De mi corazon
Me gusta tocar guitarra
Me gusta cantar el sol
Mariachi me acompana
Quando canto my cancion
Me gusta tomar mis copas
Aguardiente es lo mejor
Tambien la tequilla blanca
Con su sal le da sabor
Ay, ay, ay, ay
.... .... ....
Me gusta tocar guitarra
.... .... ....
Me gusta tomar mis copas
.... .... ....
Ay, ay, ay, ay
.... ... .... ( 2 x )"
«Mariachi is a type of musical group, originally from Cocula, Jalisco,Mexico. Usually a mariachi consists of at least two violins, two trumpets, one Mexican guitar, one vihuela (a high-pitched, five-string guitar) and one guitarrón (a small-scaled acoustic bass). They dress in silver studded charro outfits with wide-brimmed hats. The original Mariachi were Mexican street musicians or buskers.[1] Many mariachis are professional entertainers doing paid gigs in the mainstream entertainment industry. Professionals are normally skilled at more than one instrument, and they also sing. They sometimes accompany ranchera singers such as Vicente Fernandez. Although ranchera singers dress in a traje de charro, they are not mariachis.
Although mariachis are hired to play at events such as weddings and other formal occasions, such as a quinceañera (fifteenth birthday celebration for girls), they are very often used to serenade women because many of the songs in a typical repertoire have as a theme the desire to touch the heart of the opposite sex. Some of the songs are sad; others are about how much that special someone appreciates your company. Trios of mariachis can be found for hire in different places at night (the best known venues are Plaza de los Mariachis in Guadalajara and Plaza Garibaldi in Mexico City) for the purposes of serenading. Mother's days are also another popular occasion for mariachis.
Tourists frequently confuse mariachis with all types of buskers seen in Mexico, such as jarochos. Mariachi refers to musicians who dress and play in a style typical of the Mexican state of Jalisco, although the style and music played has spread far beyond the limits of Jalisco and jalisciense music itself. Generally a guitarrón and a vihuela must be included for a group to be considered a mariachi.» in Wikipédia. Desperado Mariachi
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