Esta bella obra de Márquez desprende destellos andaluces mezclandos con la cadencia afrocubana. Esta forma musical de origen cubano despliega sus matices de manera singular en todos los danzones marquianos, conciliando la delicadeza femenina de sus melodías con la explosividad de la energía jarocho-caribeña. La interpretación de Rodrigo-carneiro ha sido deliciosa y me ha colmado de dicha. Todos los danzones de Márquez guardan un tesoro que va más allá del fabuloso danzón número 2.
On a different video with the same orchestra it's labeled as "Orchestra Les Talents Neuchâtelois" (which I think basically means The New Castle Talents Orchestra or something like that). I can't find any info about them online, though, so I think it may possibly be a temporary orchestra that was brought together just for this performance.
Is very hard to explain because sometimes the differences are very subtle. In our continent, our music mixed our three roots: ordinary people (Aztecs, mayans, incas, etc), with the African root and European; to emerge a completely new music. The danzon became from the african percusive music, with a very strong basis of country dance, named in Spain: contradanza. The danzon is an spectacular music conceived the create a very rhythmic and elegant collective dance with some remembrance to the country dance. The danzon had been consolidated specially in México until the last years of the 19th century, where it receives the influence of our percussive prehispanic music. The rumba has been created also in Cuba, but it has more African Influence with more percussions, and less influence of European Rhythmic. We can emphasize that the Rumba receives and incorporate a wide amount of diverse influences, leaving us one of the more eclectic music to dance. Now the rumba has so many derivations from Salsa to many some other less known sort of music. If you want to be in touch with, it could better to me if you can write in Spanish, French or Italian, because I express myself better in those Roman Languages, but if it is not possible we can use the English. raulalefcero@gmail.com
![A. Márquez: Danzón No.3 [Score + Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YI9rKAAqhFA/mqdefault.jpg)
This is what I call "the morning after", after all that passion in "Danzon No.2"
Magnifica interpretación Mucho talento Muchas Felicidades!! A todos
Hermosa interpretación de una música tan extraordinariamente bella.
Esta bella obra de Márquez desprende destellos andaluces mezclandos con la cadencia afrocubana. Esta forma musical de origen cubano despliega sus matices de manera singular en todos los danzones marquianos, conciliando la delicadeza femenina de sus melodías con la explosividad de la energía jarocho-caribeña. La interpretación de Rodrigo-carneiro ha sido deliciosa y me ha colmado de dicha. Todos los danzones de Márquez guardan un tesoro que va más allá del fabuloso danzón número 2.
who is the flutist at least!? who cares about the conductor
Magnifica interpretacion! Felicidades!
Falta dar el crédito de la orquesta , Director y nombre del evento. De nuevo, felicidades, me encantó!
Inolvidable danzón no.3
Lovely performance!
Wonderful!!!
What are the performers' names?
Quien tiene la partitura completa porfavor ??
Yo
@Juares_cars podrías?
what is the name of the orchestra?
exactly i wanna know too.... to whom go the credits and admiration and respect
On a different video with the same orchestra it's labeled as "Orchestra Les Talents Neuchâtelois" (which I think basically means The New Castle Talents Orchestra or something like that). I can't find any info about them online, though, so I think it may possibly be a temporary orchestra that was brought together just for this performance.
toca muy bien
muy bonito, pero me quedo con el danzo 2
how many danzons are there?
@lionofjudeaeSOC 9 actually i believe
Nine!
me encanta la flautista
alguien sabe como se llama la flautista
It is a surprise to know that Marquez wrote a third one of these
nine!
What is the difference between danzon and rhumba? I'm not from the americas btw :)
Is very hard to explain because sometimes the differences are very subtle. In our continent, our music mixed our three roots: ordinary people (Aztecs, mayans, incas, etc), with the African root and European; to emerge a completely new music. The danzon became from the african percusive music, with a very strong basis of country dance, named in Spain: contradanza. The danzon is an spectacular music conceived the create a very rhythmic and elegant collective dance with some remembrance to the country dance. The danzon had been consolidated specially in México until the last years of the 19th century, where it receives the influence of our percussive prehispanic music.
The rumba has been created also in Cuba, but it has more African Influence with more percussions, and less influence of European Rhythmic. We can emphasize that the Rumba receives and incorporate a wide amount of diverse influences, leaving us one of the more eclectic music to dance. Now the rumba has so many derivations from Salsa to many some other less known sort of music.
If you want to be in touch with, it could better to me if you can write in Spanish, French or Italian, because I express myself better in those Roman Languages, but if it is not possible we can use the English. raulalefcero@gmail.com
viola solo :)
y el clarinete donde lo dejas=????
Aleksei Valdés hermano no viste el clarinete pendejote? Esto es danzón 3 no danzón 2 pendejote
Esta obra no lleva pano.La guitara y la flauta son los elementos principales.
mmm bonito no tanto
danzon 2 mejor:)
Danzon 2. not. 3 😁
3
Son muy parecidos en algunas partes
Que bien me hace escuchar ésta hermosa música ,señora lo mejor de mi.Gracias.
la flautista se llama 'jeva bien buenota'
De hecho es Kerry Copito
@@luisdariorodriguezsalas7614 say again pls?
toca muy bien