ANTHONY BLEA Y Su Charanga @ The Ramp, SF~ Sabor A Mí

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Copyright © 2014 By Kristina Quevedo. All Rights Reserved.
Anthony Blea Y Su CHARANGA perform "SABOR A MI"
@ THE RAMP www.theramprestaurant.com/
SABOR A MI : Written and composed by Álvaro Carillo Alarcón (1921-1969).
www.cdbaby.com/cd/blea
ANTHONY BLEA~ Violin & Vocals
MARCO DIAZ~Keyboard
ORLANDO TORRIENTE~Vocals
JULIUS MELENDEZ ~ Trumpet
SAUL SIERRA~Bass
JAVIER NAVARRATTE~Congas
CARLOS CARO~Timbales
EDWARDO HERRERA~Vocals
Sabor A Mí~ Lyrics
SABOR A MI : Written and composed by Álvaro Carillo Alarcón (1921-1969).
Tanto tiempo disfrutamos este amor,
nuestras almas se acercaron tanto así,
que yo guardo tu sabor,
pero tu llevas también sabor a mí.
Si negaras mi presencia en tu vivir,
bastaría con abrazarte y conversar,
tanta vida yo te di,
que por fuerza tienes ya sabor a mí.
No pretendo ser tu dueño,
no soy nada, yo no tengo vanidad;
de mi vida doy lo bueno,
yo tan pobre, ¿qué otra cosa puedo dar?
Pasarán más de mil años, muchos más,
yo no sé si tenga amor la eternidad,
pero allá tal como aquí
en la boca llevarás sabor a mí.
Sabor a Mi (A Taste of Me)
Translated by Coby Lubliner
For so long we managed to enjoy our love,
And our souls were in such perfect harmony,
That it’s you that I taste of,
But you also have on you a taste of me.
If you say my part in your life isn’t true,
Just some words and an embrace will make you see:
So much life I gave to you
That you must already have a taste of me.
I don’t claim to be your master,
I’m not vain, I hardly have enough to live.
In my life I give my best, dear,
I’m so poor that I don’t know what else to give.
Yes, a thousand years will pass, and many more.
I don’t know what the hereafter has in store,
But for all eternity
In your mouth there’ll always be a taste of me.
DJ CARLITOS WAY

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@Xochitl67 10 лет назад

Kristina I really like this music and the group

@salserasf 10 лет назад

❤️beautiful music and great video

@kristinaquevedo 9 лет назад

Álvaro Carrillo Alarcón was a Mexican popular music composer and songwriter, born in San Juan Cacahuatepec, Oaxaca, on 2 December 1921, who died in a car accident on 3 April 1969. He wrote over 300 songs, mostly boleros (a Mexican-style rhythmic ballad), including the great hits Amor mío, Sabor a mí, Como se lleva un lunar, El andariego, Luz de luna, Sabrá Dios, Seguiré mi viaje and La mentira.[1] In 1940, he joined the National Agricultural School in Chapingo and composed his first songs as a student. In 1945, he graduated in Agricultural Engineering. He worked in the Corn Commission, but left engineering to become a composer.[1] He became a friend of Antonio Pérez Mesa of the Trío Los Duendes and gave him the song Amor which rapidly became popular. Yoshiro Hiroishi, a famous Japanese singer, recorded his bolero Sabor a mí (The Taste of Me), which became a worldwide hit. Mexican romantic pop, ballad and bolero singer Luis Miguel recorded his bolero La Mentira (The Lie) in his massive hit platinum album Romance, released in 1990 by WEA. He later included Carrillo's song Sabor a mí in another of his grand hit platinum albums, Romances, released in 1997 also by WEA. Most Mexican musicians and singers know many of the songs from the Alvaro Carrillo songbook by heart. Some interpreters of his songs include: Javier Solis, Pepe Jara, Trio Los Santos, and Linda Arce.[2] Álvaro Carrillo's life inspired the film Sabor a mí, played by Mexican star singer José José and directed by René Cardona.[3]

@kristinaquevedo 9 лет назад

Sabor a Mi (A Taste of Me) Translated by Coby Lubliner For so long we managed to enjoy our love, And our souls were in such perfect harmony, That it’s you that I taste of, But you also have on you a taste of me. If you say my part in your life isn’t true, Just some words and an embrace will make you see: So much life I gave to you That you must already have a taste of me. I don’t claim to be your master, I’m not vain, I hardly have enough to live. In my life I give my best, dear, I’m so poor that I don’t know what else to give. Yes, a thousand years will pass, and many more. I don’t know what the hereafter has in store, But for all eternity In your mouth there’ll always be a taste of me.