I’m SO pleased to have been able to turn the page on the calendar to a new month where there are far fewer appointment squiggles in the boxes next to the days than there were last month! It means I have lots more time to sit back and read all my favourite blogs more regularly.
Loving your Sunday morning musical choices, as always – thank you so much for sharing those even as you drive through Spain! I particularly loved your Road Songs post, Mr. Cuban! It immediately made me think of all the road trips we’ve taken and how music has played such a large part in evoking memories of those adventures. I’m enchanted by the accomplished way in which you draw parallels between music and the sound and movement of car and engine. Brilliant! You never fail to open my mind to delightful new trains of thought.
Gosh, a whole month before we have you back in Blogland! But, hey, I hope you’re having the most wonderful time in Spain (my most favourite of European countries) and I’m so looking forward to hearing all about your trip…
I have this song! One of the great songs brought to me by my Songlines subscription. I hadn't seen the video though so this is a treat. You have no idea how much I look forward to my weekly Sunday song fix. :)
I love ojos de brujo, here is a little about the band: The children of the street rumba and polyglot flamenco celebrate the freedom and sensuality of music and the wealth of contagious rhythm. This is the catharsis of flamenco and the joy of sonic experimentation: nomadic, racially-mixed music crossing the streets of cities of the world like a ship full of lunatics, communicating, creating, and celebrating.
Ant the song you chosen is excelent, I love that one, lately I am listen to lots of spanish music, probably is due to my sister that is currently living in spain.
Now this is another band I love... saw them live in mexico city at a small dancey venue...they were great.Thanks for the great song. Greetings from London (for a change!!)
No, no, I'm not in Spain yet, I'm just easing myself into a Spanish mood. But I'm not in front of my computer very often these days either. Yesterday we went to Margate for the day and had a nice time although there was a rowdy crowd which we avoided. My daughter had the chance to row in his dinghy and we had a nice stroll along the seafront.
Is Spanish music always so cheerful and full of life, CiL? Or is it that you want a happy sound for your Sunday morning offerings?
Anywhere a guitar is playing, it will draw my ears. Anywhere a pretty girl is dancing, it will draw my eyes. This piece has both, so it definitely is a winner.
This is a very bright song and reminded me of my climbing holiday in Spain in August last year. For many reasons it was the best holiday I ever had, so now I'm totally in love with Spain too.
Good vibrations this song Cuban. Viene la voglia di viaggiare e scoprire il mondo. Ahi che pena, quest'estate sono stato bloccato qui, in questa terra che si chiama Germany, con un tempo molto diverso da quello che dovrebbe esserci in estate. Ma almeno musica come questa fá sognare un poco :)
This is also a sunday morning.. but a week late for your post :) Totally enjoyed it. That you are not in front of your computer very often these days is a great sign that you are enjoying the summer! I am desperately waiting for a break.. may be a loong one form my job and computer.. ah! I too want to get into the spanish mood!
I’m SO pleased to have been able to turn the page on the calendar to a new month where there are far fewer appointment squiggles in the boxes next to the days than there were last month! It means I have lots more time to sit back and read all my favourite blogs more regularly.
ReplyDeleteLoving your Sunday morning musical choices, as always – thank you so much for sharing those even as you drive through Spain! I particularly loved your Road Songs post, Mr. Cuban! It immediately made me think of all the road trips we’ve taken and how music has played such a large part in evoking memories of those adventures. I’m enchanted by the accomplished way in which you draw parallels between music and the sound and movement of car and engine. Brilliant! You never fail to open my mind to delightful new trains of thought.
Gosh, a whole month before we have you back in Blogland! But, hey, I hope you’re having the most wonderful time in Spain (my most favourite of European countries) and I’m so looking forward to hearing all about your trip…
I have this song! One of the great songs brought to me by my Songlines subscription. I hadn't seen the video though so this is a treat. You have no idea how much I look forward to my weekly Sunday song fix. :)
ReplyDeleteI love ojos de brujo, here is a little about the band: The children of the street rumba and polyglot flamenco celebrate the freedom and sensuality of music and the wealth of contagious rhythm. This is the catharsis of flamenco and the joy of sonic experimentation: nomadic, racially-mixed music crossing the streets of cities of the world like a ship full of lunatics, communicating, creating, and celebrating.
ReplyDeleteAnt the song you chosen is excelent, I love that one, lately I am listen to lots of spanish music, probably is due to my sister that is currently living in spain.
Wonderful! I too am in a Spanish mood now! My sister Nektareeni particularly likes this song.
ReplyDeletesay people, who are you? Im a cuban lost in cancun, and I have not heard of you...write me to faraonazul1@gmail.com please. I love what I see...tony.
ReplyDeleteNow this is another band I love... saw them live in mexico city at a small dancey venue...they were great.Thanks for the great song. Greetings from London (for a change!!)
ReplyDeleteBoy, did I need this..you know when you're looking for something and someone comes along with just the right thing..Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind comments.
ReplyDeleteNo, no, I'm not in Spain yet, I'm just easing myself into a Spanish mood. But I'm not in front of my computer very often these days either. Yesterday we went to Margate for the day and had a nice time although there was a rowdy crowd which we avoided. My daughter had the chance to row in his dinghy and we had a nice stroll along the seafront.
Many thanks for your feedback.
Greetings from London.
Is Spanish music always so cheerful and full of life, CiL? Or is it that you want a happy sound for your Sunday morning offerings?
ReplyDeleteAnywhere a guitar is playing, it will draw my ears. Anywhere a pretty girl is dancing, it will draw my eyes. This piece has both, so it definitely is a winner.
Thank you, for another pleasant interlude.
I am loving spanish music altogether.
ReplyDeleteBecoming one of my favourite types after visiting you dear friend.
Love Renee xoxoxo
well its not Sunday anymore, but its always good to hear some Spanish guitar
ReplyDeleteLove the 'witches' eyes...so lively~ and energetic. Thanks for your comment over at OWL blog...I appreciate your visits-city boy!
ReplyDeleteLoved this...and ready to get my groove on now!
ReplyDeleteThis is a very bright song and reminded me of my climbing holiday in Spain in August last year. For many reasons it was the best holiday I ever had, so now I'm totally in love with Spain too.
ReplyDeleteHave a great holiday
Polly
I go for the Spanish in spite of myself. One day I'm going to find out why that is!
ReplyDeleteI am a Russky with Spanish blood, so help me God. This song rocks! Someday, someway, I will visit Cuba.
ReplyDeleteOleeeeeeeeeeeee!
ReplyDeleteGood vibrations this song Cuban. Viene la voglia di viaggiare e scoprire il mondo. Ahi che pena, quest'estate sono stato bloccato qui, in questa terra che si chiama Germany, con un tempo molto diverso da quello che dovrebbe esserci in estate. Ma almeno musica come questa fá sognare un poco :)
ReplyDeleteSaluti da Colonia,
Salva :)
Hombre...who could blame you for being on a Spanish mood !!
ReplyDeleteclaro que eso es musica y baile que te entren en el alma y...el cuerpo..
:-)
so, when do you start your trip? i'm looking forward to your spanish posts!
hasta luego y buen viaje!
Siempre encuentro felicidad aqui!
ReplyDeleteThis is also a sunday morning.. but a week late for your post :) Totally enjoyed it. That you are not in front of your computer very often these days is a great sign that you are enjoying the summer! I am desperately waiting for a break.. may be a loong one form my job and computer.. ah! I too want to get into the spanish mood!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for your kind words.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.