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* our music - nuestra musica *
By Popular Demand!
In response to the many requests we've had to post some our Demo
CD tracks on our website, you can now listen to some of or music right
here on line!
NOTE: REQUIRES WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE
WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER INSTALLED, YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT AT
THE MICROSOFT WEB SITE BY CLICKING HERE:
Download Windows Media Player
Suavecito (by Ararcelio Martinez & Malo)
Oye Como Va (by Tito Puente)
The Girl From Ipanema (by Antonio Carlos Jobim)
El Carretero (by Guillermo Portavales)
Amor De Mis Amores (Agustin Lara)
About Our Music
Many of you have asked us to provide some information about the
various genres of music that we play ... to better define exactly what
we mean by "International Music with a Latin Flair". In response to
those inquiries, we have added an Our Music area (where you are
now). In the coming days and weeks we will provide links to other
web sites that provide in-depth information about Latin music genres
such as:
** Son, Guaracha, Mambo, and Bolero (from Cuba)
** Merengue (from the Dominican Republic)
** Rumba Flamenca (from Spain ... in the style of the Gypsy Kings)
** Samba & Bossa Nova (from Brazil)
** Bomba, Plena, Salsa, and Danza (from Puerto Rico)
Many of these links provide audio examples of the various genres,
and some of those examples are songs that we actually perform, so
they may seem familiar to you.
It is our collective goal not only to entertain you, but whenever
possible or when desired to inform our faithful listeners and followers
about our musical traditions, styles, and history. Don't be bashful ...
ask away or click on any of these links to discover more about the
rich and fascinating world of Latin American music!
From Cuba:
Son Guaracha Mambo Bolero Cha-Cha-Cha
From the Dominican Republic:
Merengue
From Brazil:
Samba and Bossa Nova
From Puerto Rico:
Bomba Plena Salsa Danza
From Spain:
Rumba Flamenca (e.g. Gypsy Kings)
In response to the many requests we've had to post some our Demo
CD tracks on our website, you can now listen to some of or music right
here on line!
NOTE: REQUIRES WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE
WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER INSTALLED, YOU CAN DOWNLOAD IT AT
THE MICROSOFT WEB SITE BY CLICKING HERE:
Download Windows Media Player
Suavecito (by Ararcelio Martinez & Malo)
Oye Como Va (by Tito Puente)
The Girl From Ipanema (by Antonio Carlos Jobim)
El Carretero (by Guillermo Portavales)
Amor De Mis Amores (Agustin Lara)
About Our Music
Many of you have asked us to provide some information about the
various genres of music that we play ... to better define exactly what
we mean by "International Music with a Latin Flair". In response to
those inquiries, we have added an Our Music area (where you are
now). In the coming days and weeks we will provide links to other
web sites that provide in-depth information about Latin music genres
such as:
** Son, Guaracha, Mambo, and Bolero (from Cuba)
** Merengue (from the Dominican Republic)
** Rumba Flamenca (from Spain ... in the style of the Gypsy Kings)
** Samba & Bossa Nova (from Brazil)
** Bomba, Plena, Salsa, and Danza (from Puerto Rico)
Many of these links provide audio examples of the various genres,
and some of those examples are songs that we actually perform, so
they may seem familiar to you.
It is our collective goal not only to entertain you, but whenever
possible or when desired to inform our faithful listeners and followers
about our musical traditions, styles, and history. Don't be bashful ...
ask away or click on any of these links to discover more about the
rich and fascinating world of Latin American music!
From Cuba:
Son Guaracha Mambo Bolero Cha-Cha-Cha
From the Dominican Republic:
Merengue
From Brazil:
Samba and Bossa Nova
From Puerto Rico:
Bomba Plena Salsa Danza
From Spain:
Rumba Flamenca (e.g. Gypsy Kings)
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