Francisco de Asís Tárrega y Eixea (21 November 1852 – 15 December 1909) was an influential Spanish composer and guitarist of the Romantic period.
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My mom heard this and slap me at the back and mimicking the accent of a Mexican mom …. i mean she is an Asian so nothing change she still slap hard
What she meant by slapping me prolly is that Mexican and Asian Moms are on equal footing when it comes to smacking their children
dương thanh vàng làm giang hồ mắc cười quá
I highly doubt Francisco Tarrega’s music can be classified as Latin American, last time I checked Spain was still in Europe.
Finally, I can appreciate that song and al final de lá canción se quedó que todo mi ordenador estaba en español.
Muchas gracias.
Bravo! 🎶
Not all music is good music, although of music today is inspired by evil and satan
My dog Jara, a mastiff, died from cancer at age 5 three years ago. The evening prior to her death at the operating table, we went, as usual, to the country side, and upon returning at dusk, this song played on the radio. This song will always make Jara somehow alive again as long as I live and listen to it
Same cadence as "blue moon"
Delightful.
عارفك يا مارو بتحب تسامبل من الحاجات النضيفه دي
Send me any amount of money to my bank account and I will return you 4 times the amount back
Why he not move
Si nos guiaramos por el sonido que es reflejo de instinto ,no estaríamos tan lejos ,cada vez .
Ah the guy who made the Nokia Ringtone
I dipped my phone in refried beans now its a mehican burrito, thanks to this i shit salsa and can eat it with a chip
I’m not crazy, just Hispanic
❤🌹🐦☀️🌿🌼🌷🎼
He is looking at the guitar in a philosophical way, that he wants to sleep after the last note,
I literally transform into Antonio banderas whenever I listen to this 😅
best comments ever…
Very beautiful!
Para dormir a mi hija, le tocaba la guitarra, Bowrer y Tarregas le susurraban "canciones de cuna" entre penumbras. Ahora ella es cantante, no se si por capricho arabe o por la rectitud de la razon, da igual….
I made my friend Paulie listen to this, he is now Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria.
For information purposes – – He made the famous Nokia theme music
i always thought guitar was meh untill tarrega came to my ear