I am 93 my wife 91 some years ago we were traveling with friends. We stopped at a diner and one friend put Spanish eyes on the. Jukebox. Though we had never heard of Al Martino or Spanish. Eyes it soon became out favorite tune to dance to. Some time after the man who wrote this song Eddie Snyder moved into the house next to us. For 12 years both Eddie and Spanish Eyes were our favorites. Dancing now is a little harder now but when we hear it played we try to dance again. One of the most beautiful songs ever written . Thank you Eddie!
@@tomtonge4237 but you're here listening and commenting which makes you pretty sad, at least own your tastes in music instead of making shitty comments to try to make yourself sound more with it, more like the younger generation which you clearly aren't a part of or you'd realise nobody cares what you like or dislike because it's more important to be yourself. Enjoy or more likely go find some other golden oldie to listen to and comment negatively to prop up your own ego.
Im just posting this comment so if in a week, or month or years from now, someone likes or comments then i will be notified and can remember I was here. I grew up listening to this song and many others as a child. Oh how time flies.
Wow, the 50's and 60's songs are not what I imagined, truly something beautiful. I'm 18 and I wish my generation would listen to these and experience what I just heard. Thank You for being the best generation.
I agree with you. Just one little comment: It's '50s and '60s music, NOT the way you wrote it. Apostrophes are NEVER used in plurals (except when pluralising certain units used in the sciences what would otherwise be confused with other units, for example, m for meters when pluralised would become ms, but ms is already taken and it means milliseconds, so to avoid confusion and apostrophe is inserted, thus making the plural for meters m's). The apostrophe is used only in two situations, normally: to signal that something has been omitted (as in '50s, where it replaces the missing 19), and to imply ownership (as in: my brother's car is blue).
One of my father's favourites, and then mine. My dad was born in 1923 and has never died. I dream of a better world every evening and every morning. With him. Al Martino!
Hello from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪. My father is 86 he sings this song every single Sunday since 1981. He plays his oldies and it’s going to be played till the day I die.
Great Song! My dad was a professional musician who played for Al Martino and it was a pleasure as a young man to accompany my father during rehearsals and live concerts. It was and will always be memorable.
Amazing he's got a full orchestra with a conductor backing him up and the main focus is on him and his talent, not a bunch of acrobats jumping around him with all kinds of light shows going on in the background. A singer's talent was the main focus of a performance in these days, not all the electronic gimmickry we see today.
He had a lot of competition. I mean, there were 4 or 5 Italians ahead of him -Sinatra, Dino, Bennett, Como. Not to mention a slew of non-Paisans. Tons of talent in the 40s, 50s, and 60s.
@@wheelinthesky300 I would not place Martino anywhere but AHEAD of the Italian heritage vocalists you mentioned, especially Sinatra, who was a much better actor than singer. You left out his greatest rivals, Jerry Vale and Vic Damone! I rank them as equals. And last but not least, Mario Lanza!...who was actually an opera singer who also sang pop songs. He wasn't a crooner like the others, but his powerful tenor voice was second to none. He had no greater rival than Franco Bonisolli. Google his aria from Rigoletto by Giuseppe Verdi on the you tube. Peace to an obvious fellow connoisseur of great music.
Al Martino had a beautiful voice. While in the Navy we spent some time in Naples and several other beautiful cities and in 1967 everywhere we visited they were playing this song. It brings back some beautiful memories.. Love this music…
Over a half century has passed since this was recorded, and yet it sounds as magnificent today as then. Al Martino had a masterful voice and his rendition of this song is unparalleled.
Einfach nur wunderschön, man muss das Lied geniessen. Das geht so richtig tief rein.Ein wunderbarer Sänger.🥰 Ich war beim Erscheinen 15. und geniesse es immer noch.😍
My mam loved Al! This song always reminds me of her! New years eve party's Al Martino, Dean Martin,Jim Reeves etc!! Belta times RIP Mama you were a beautiful lady ❤️❤️😘🎇
My grandad had this at my grandma's funeral bless him after 60 yrs together he still adored her! now there both gone and back together its nice to be able to listen to a piece of there life :)
Here in 2024! Fell in ❤ with this song, in the 60's. Love Al Martino's version, too. Bought a 45 rpm of it! Now I'm almost, 78 y/o...lol. Still loving it...as always.
immer noch ein Superhit und nicht zu übertreffen, Erinnerungen, war noch so jung, aber es war und bleibt einfach ein wunderschönes Lied, danke Al Martino!💓👏🌹🍀
Hello from Texas. Music is international and ageless. I am 73. I pray always for your part of the world to be at peace. And for the beautiful Balkan people to ALL be at peace. 🌹
@@robinholbrook6576 Thank you very much! People from South-Eastern Europe have moved on from war time and we live peacefully today. 🙏 for the whole world
Live pure class voice. This will never go out of fashion. When Men used to woe their ladies & treated them like no one else was in the room. Thank You Al Martino.
My Mom's favourite song, she died from stomach cancer in 2007. I grew hearing this most Sunday's at dinner time. This song more than any other made me fall in love with creative artists, musicians, and writers who wrote about lost love and intrigue such as Nick Cave, Marc Almond, Henry Miller etc... And forever grateful. Merry xmas Mom, and thank you
My great Granny loved this song and was always requesting it on the local radio. Every now and then I play it loud for her just in case she's still listening
"Spanish Eyes" by Al Martino is one of the greatest love songs of all time! Beautifully sung there by Al the original version... Great music!! Thanks for posting this video!
A pop singer with the voice and stage presence, the moves and finesse, of an opera singer! Wish I had met this wonderful man! A voice to die for! A man to admired for ALL TIME!
I'm still at my daughter''s home in La, but she is asleep and I thought I may catch up on my notifications. I only have about 33 more to go. : ) Thank you, Milton.
@@ruthboykin9873 #34 is Englbert Humperdinck, THE LAST WALTZ, Orlando Baez ch. I just left a new commejt, but my BEST comment is way down the list after you hit the "newest comments first" button.
I love it. I listen to it in honor of my Mother who I lost several years ago. She loved him and, of course, Pavarotti. She introduced me to so much great music. A few years before she passed away I took her to see the Three Tenor. I spent a small fortune but what a great memory.
This was my Grandfather and Grandmothers song, If they were ever at a restaurant or something of that sort...they would get up and dance in front of everyone. My grandfather passed when I was 9, I never forgot the fact they danced when they heard it. Fast forward 23 years. My wedding day....I had a special surprise dance for my grandmother... it was this song, not a dry eye in the house. at the time she could barely walk but we danced. Turned out to be the last time she danced to this song. she passed 2 years later. its hard to hear this song but I love it. I'll always think of them when I hear this and I imagine them dancing in heaven.
Zufällig "entdeckte" ich das wunderschöne Lied "blue spanish eyes", gesungen vom unvergesslichen AL MARTINO. Ich kenne dieses sehr gefühlvolle Lied seit meiner Jugendzeit in den 60er-Jahren:
Einfach nur wunderschön, man muss das Lied geniessen. Das geht so richtig tief ins Herz. Ich habe 3 Konzerte von ihm besucht, jedesmal ein großes Erlebnis🥰
This takes me back to the early 70's and a little sewing job I had at Trutex in Blackburn Lancashire sewing school shirts, blouses and clothes.. Friday early finsish at 1pm and all morning the cutting room would play records over the tannoy. Great atmosphere and comaraderie. This was one of our favourites,. I can still remember some of the people. Wonder where they are today ? Happy days.
At my best friend's wedding in 1999, his father who was born in the USA and his mother who was born in Germany, danced to this song at his reception, even though divorced and each had remarried; I was mesmerized by the song and couldn't shake the feeling that they still loved one another. It is a beautiful memory of the first time I heard this beautiful song!
Today is the 27 year anniversary of my grandad passing, I play this song every year for him as he would sing it to me, my nanny and my sister.. Keep singing Grandad we hear you...
I love this song, it was my Mom's song…… we listened to this many times over!! This was here saying Adios but not-- goodbye. Miss your beautiful face. She was a romatique!
It was too good to hear Al Martino singing The Spanish Eyes, after a long while. That voice will keep ringing the ears, the golden one. Thanks a lot for ur time.
Those were the good old days when people dressed on sundays more formally.Now they go even in a theater in blue jeans.Somehow a loss. AS KIDS WE DIDN'T REALLY LIKE IT BECAUSE WE WERE SUPPOSED TO SPARE OUR GOOD CLOATHES FROM GETTING DIRTY.
Al Martino ! TOP SHELF ! My grandma sang along when he sang this song !(and she did not do that very often,even when she was watching the Lawrence Welk show !)
Kompliment an Al Martino, der eine super Stimme hat und ein wunderschoenes Lied singt, dass sich gut anhoert, gute Laune macht und nach dem man auch sehr gut tanzen kann. 👌❤️🔥💃🕺👍😊Mit seinen Liedern begeistert er sein Publikum und laesst uns den Alltag mal fuer einen Moment vergessen. 👌👍😊
THIS IS REAL MUSIC MY FRIENDS OF GOOD TASTE FOR THIS KIND OF MUSIC THAT TRASCENDS TIME AND DISTANCE. THOSE WERE THE DAYS. THANKS YOU TUBE FOR SHARING. THESE GEMS.
This was my mum's favourite song and my mum wanted it played at her funeral. Englebert Humperdink did the honours that day as happily I had his cd. Miss you mum. 😥
Blue Spanish eyes Teardrops are falling from your Spanish eyes Please, please don't cry This is just adios and not goodbye Soon I'll return Bringing you all the love your heart can hold Please say, "Sí, sí" Say you and your Spanish eyes will wait for me Blue Spanish eyes Prettiest eyes in all of Mexico True Spanish eyes Please smile for me once more before I go Soon I will return Bringing you all the love your heart can hold Please say, "Sí, sí" Say you and your Spanish eyes will wait for me Say you and your Spanish eyes will wait for me Source: Musixmatch Songwriters: Charles Singleton / Bert Kaempfert / Eddie Snyder
I am sorry for all who are not on the old side they don’t know good voices and good music. I am 94 and have been blessed to listen to wonderful music and voices that sang not screamed for years. Thank Goodness for technology that I can still listen to good music not what they call music today. I must say Andrew Lloyd Weber has also given us nice music plus a few others so thanks to those.
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I am 93 my wife 91 some years ago we were traveling with friends. We stopped at a diner and one friend put Spanish eyes on the. Jukebox. Though we had never heard of Al Martino or Spanish. Eyes it soon became out favorite tune to dance to. Some time after the man who wrote this song Eddie Snyder moved into the house next to us. For 12 years both Eddie and Spanish Eyes were our favorites. Dancing now is a little harder now but when we hear it played we try to dance again. One of the most beautiful songs ever written . Thank you Eddie!
I adore the images this great recording conjures up in the mind. She must have been truly gorgeous.......
What an amazing history. Holy smokes. Congratulations to both of you, all of you!
Most beautiful song ever
Hermosa canción! 🥰💖🎶🎵
@@peterfischer5459qq
Our dearest Mom's favourite song.She died in June 2016.xx
My Dad used to sing this to me when I was little,. He passed in 2021. I miss him❤
My Dad also died in 2021 - we had Al Martino's Spanish Eyes growing up too (on 8-track if I remember correctly).
🙏❤️
Nog steeds een mooi lied
Always I was 11 when this song came out loved it then and still love it now
Love the song and the stnger.❤
This is real music. I feel sorry for those that don’t appreciate great music. You’ll never see this again
Linda -- My thoughts exactly.
we all feel sorry for you baby
@@tomtonge4237 but you're here listening and commenting which makes you pretty sad, at least own your tastes in music instead of making shitty comments to try to make yourself sound more with it, more like the younger generation which you clearly aren't a part of or you'd realise nobody cares what you like or dislike because it's more important to be yourself. Enjoy or more likely go find some other golden oldie to listen to and comment negatively to prop up your own ego.
@@poppaleggansquat3640 Well said.
@@1524dav thanks, some people aren't happy unless they're slapping others down. Keep enjoying anything that makes you happy and be lucky!
A voice as smooth as velvet. Like all singers in the 60s&70s no gimmicks just pure talent .RIP Al my friend.
Absolutely !!!
@@dcw1467 f
Bravo
Beautiful powerful voice. Stunning performance and connection with the camera and studio audience.
Ah...the memory of Al Martino.
R.I.P ❤⚘⚘⚘
No one sings this song better than Al Martino.
I'm 16 and i love this song!!!!!;
How can you not like this type of music. I am in my 80s and still listen to it on a regular basis. Cheers from Scotland.
young kiwi kid (16) school social (prom) wow ,the girls had pleated dresses & they rustled! Hey Hey from New Zealand
This is very , very nice and LIVE singing ! I like Al Martino ! And yes , I have covered him ( on my own way ) A lot of greets , Arthur !
Bonnie Scotland when it’s no raining
Texas here...73!
Grew up listening to these songs. Never gets old.
Im just posting this comment so if in a week, or month or years from now, someone likes or comments then i will be notified and can remember I was here. I grew up listening to this song and many others as a child. Oh how time flies.
Only took two days for a reply, this was my dads funeral song ❤
@@lisamay-q8r thank you and I know your dad is smiling in Heaven
This was played at my mother's funeral. She loved it.as I do.
Never heard a better version. Effortless poetry, bravo.
Try Englebert Humperdinck
Its his own song! Duh!
@@sjefhendrickx2257 but many others have tried to cover it and without success 🤣
Wow, the 50's and 60's songs are not what I imagined, truly something beautiful. I'm 18 and I wish my generation would listen to these and experience what I just heard. Thank You for being the best generation.
David Duran, maybe you could be the one to start that process.
I agree with you. Just one little comment: It's '50s and '60s music, NOT the way you wrote it. Apostrophes are NEVER used in plurals (except when pluralising certain units used in the sciences what would otherwise be confused with other units, for example, m for meters when pluralised would become ms, but ms is already taken and it means milliseconds, so to avoid confusion and apostrophe is inserted, thus making the plural for meters m's). The apostrophe is used only in two situations, normally: to signal that something has been omitted (as in '50s, where it replaces the missing 19), and to imply ownership (as in: my brother's car is blue).
@@xavieryates9782 Chur Mr X
@@xavieryates9782 I know, ...but, REALLY?
My children aged alike are actually switching to these songs as they keep hearing me listening!
Ein zeitloser Klassiker, den unsere Nachkommen auch in 100 Jahren noch singen werden - aber nie wieder so klassisch wie Al Martino❤️Thanks Al !❤️
Sie haben vollkommen recht.
Mein schönstes Lied seit Jahrzehnten. Kann heute keiner mehr
Das wird es nie mehr geben!!
I am a 60' baby and this is 2023, and still listening 🎶 to these music one of my favourite songs of all time
Q gracioso eres ! jajaja un bb de 60 años ,,,, saludos desde España 🇪🇸
Absolutely fantastic
in2024 , i am 48 .
One of my father's favourites, and then mine. My dad was born in 1923 and has never died. I dream of a better world every evening and every morning. With him. Al Martino!
My grandfather is getting old, and this is his favorite song. I am determined to learn it on the guitar and play it for him over the phone. 🥰
DON;T WAIT TOO
My father & mother in law had this at their funerals , they loved it . 💓
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Hello from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪. My father is 86 he sings this song every single Sunday since 1981. He plays his oldies and it’s going to be played till the day I die.
Mm ake a search for this song "spanish eyes" with Tom Walle , from Norway 🇸🇯😀
Great Song! My dad was a professional musician who played for Al Martino and it was a pleasure as a young man to accompany my father during rehearsals and live concerts. It was and will always be memorable.
How nice!!!
What a voice p
Interesting- what was Al like face to face?
Wow, what an incredible experience that sounds like, very very special !
Amazing he's got a full orchestra with a conductor backing him up and the main focus is on him and his talent, not a bunch of acrobats jumping around him with all kinds of light shows going on in the background. A singer's talent was the main focus of a performance in these days, not all the electronic gimmickry we see today.
A remarkable singer who didn't get the recognition he deserved. A true singer of ballads.
I totally agree with you Doc! He had class using his powerful voice to show it.
Best. To Shure
Here I go. Crying again
He had a lot of competition.
I mean, there were 4 or 5 Italians ahead of him
-Sinatra, Dino, Bennett, Como.
Not to mention a slew of non-Paisans.
Tons of talent in the 40s, 50s, and 60s.
@@wheelinthesky300
I would not place Martino anywhere but AHEAD of the
Italian heritage vocalists you mentioned, especially Sinatra, who was a much better actor than singer. You left out his greatest rivals, Jerry Vale and
Vic Damone! I rank them as equals. And last but not least, Mario Lanza!...who was actually an opera
singer who also sang
pop songs. He wasn't
a crooner like the others, but his powerful tenor voice was second to none.
He had no greater rival than Franco Bonisolli. Google his aria from Rigoletto by
Giuseppe Verdi on the you tube.
Peace to an obvious
fellow connoisseur of
great music.
A fantastic song performed by a truly talented artist with a great voice
Al Martino had a beautiful voice.
While in the Navy we spent some time in Naples and several other beautiful cities and in 1967 everywhere we visited they were playing this song.
It brings back some beautiful memories..
Love this music…
When I was younger this sort of music done nothing for me but as I’ve got older and listened I Love it
Yes Pal ,
OK thanks. Just listened to this
They remind me of my parents, no longer here.. Great times n memories 👌
Totally agree, l feel the same.
He was in The Godfather as well. Does anyone remember?
I’m 23 and how many people my age can say they’ve listened to Al Martino on a record player. ❤️ now that’s classic
Over a half century has passed since this was recorded, and yet it sounds as magnificent today as then. Al Martino had a masterful voice and his rendition of this song is unparalleled.
Well said.
That's because it is !
Awesome music...enjoy it
👍
Try german version sung by Ivo Robic - Rot ist der Wein. Much better voice
Dedicated to my mother! One of her favorite songs. Miss her!
A great many artists have covered this song, but this version will always be my favourite.
Nobody can sing it quite like Al Martino.
Yes it's Al Martino's song, others can only borrow it.
Wow. Played this at my father's funeral who was also from Romney Marsh, St Nicholas Road for 40 years, me lived there for 25 years, lovely place
Awesome...... Agreed!!! xx
Elvis covered this the closest in my opinion
My mom's favorite song, I miss her so much. 😓
Mine too😢
God bless you ❤
This IS music!! Watching from MALTA, EUROPE. THANK YOU XX
Grandpa who is soon to leave this world soon loves this song, reminds him of my grandma.. I cry every time, it's such a beautiful song.
Grigger Bless Yous ❤️⭐️🙏🏼
Oh! Bless you and your grandparents, dear. Mine are gone. I miss them every day of my life....😘
Well done al martino it couldn't be better you got a velvet voice
Don't cry, remember your Grandpa and what he feel hearing this song, he was happy, so be happy too.
I think that's what your Grandpa would want.
@@uweschreiber8226 god bless you. you have a very big heart and it will continue during your life.
Einfach nur wunderschön, man muss das Lied geniessen. Das geht so richtig tief rein.Ein wunderbarer Sänger.🥰
Ich war beim Erscheinen 15. und geniesse es immer noch.😍
My mam loved Al! This song always reminds me of her! New years eve party's Al Martino, Dean Martin,Jim Reeves etc!! Belta times RIP Mama you were a beautiful lady ❤️❤️😘🎇
My memories the same ❤️✌️
Papa played this song for mama each Sunday. Mama was from Spain. I keep the sweet memories. I play teh song each Sunday as a tribute to my parents.
My Dad loved this song to dance too. Such a smooth dancer. Miss you Dad!
My grandad had this at my grandma's funeral bless him after 60 yrs together he still adored her! now there both gone and back together its nice to be able to listen to a piece of there life :)
Nice words my mama was from Spain
Bless ya
Bless ya xx
Here in 2024! Fell in ❤ with this song, in the 60's. Love Al Martino's version, too. Bought a 45 rpm of it! Now I'm almost, 78 y/o...lol. Still loving it...as always.
I used to play this wonderful song on the accordion as a kid. Now I got to finally hear from the original artist. Magnificent!
immer noch ein Superhit und nicht zu übertreffen, Erinnerungen, war noch so jung, aber es war und bleibt einfach ein wunderschönes Lied, danke Al Martino!💓👏🌹🍀
when you are 80 and can still hear this music it is magic
Vous avez raison. C'est magique.
Absolutely great Ears @ "80"!
I'm 54 and got the love for this music from my folks...
I have loved music like this since I was a teenager brought up on it.
Wow! And . . . WOW!
What an incredibly powerful voice. One of the best renditions of this song! Al Martino is one of the great singers of all time!
My husband who is English i am half Spanish sings this to me when we are dancing we have been married for 46 years.xx love it.
What a performer...what a magnificent voice ! A master !
we are so lucky we have YOU TUBE to hear such great music
yes we are
Yes I agree and to watch them in concert too. Wonderful
WONDERFUL SADLY MISSED
#1
Что интересно, композитор немец написал про испанские глаза поет американский певец итальянского происхождения, прекрасно !!!
Just absolutely fantastic.
Top, top notch 👍👍👍
We played this at my grandfather's funeral, it was absolutely beautiful. He used to sing this all the time.
Awww,,,,
It's the end of 2019. I'm 19. This tune is evergreen, filled with feelings every generation can understand, accept and enjoy in. Kisses from Serbia!
Hello from Texas. Music is international and ageless. I am 73. I pray always for your part of the world to be at peace. And for the beautiful Balkan people to ALL be at peace. 🌹
@@robinholbrook6576 Thank you very much! People from South-Eastern Europe have moved on from war time and we live peacefully today. 🙏 for the whole world
Live pure class voice. This will never go out of fashion. When Men used to woe their ladies & treated them like no one else was in the room. Thank You Al Martino.
It's so nice to hear and see a great song sung by a great singer, and without that miserable lip sync. Perfection!
Agreed. Real music and real artists are both dead.
A legend !! Precious beautiful memories !! There will never, ever be singers and entertainers like this again!! NEVER EVER!!!❤ 🙏
What a voice. What a song. Go Al Martino!. You're great. A voice from a not-too-distant world to soothe us during our gnarly COVID days.
Immer wieder wunderschön zu hören
My Dear Dad's Favourite it will always turn back the years for me of my early childhood and my dear Dad
Cherished Memorable Memories ✨ 💖
Still love this in 2024, as I did then. Now 77 y/o. A big favorite of mine. ❤
My Mom's favourite song, she died from stomach cancer in 2007. I grew hearing this most Sunday's at dinner time. This song more than any other made me fall in love with creative artists, musicians, and writers who wrote about lost love and intrigue such as Nick Cave, Marc Almond, Henry Miller etc... And forever grateful. Merry xmas Mom, and thank you
So sorry for your loss. I lost my Dad to cancer 2015
My mom's favorite song too. She'd cry every time she heard it. My mom was Mexican
My Mother's favorite too... She passed away in 1971 at the age of 37. She would listen to it on our RCA record player, over and over...
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My dad loved this singer and this
song ,will always remind me of dad , rip dad love you Shirley h Darlington england
What a beautiful song and beautiful man
Reminds me of my dad too 💙
My great Granny loved this song and was always requesting it on the local radio. Every now and then I play it loud for her just in case she's still listening
I was Brough up listening to Harry, and Dad would sing to us, what a beautiful songs, and now I sing them, God bless the songs /music, xxx🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Bless?god? Funny
Pure Class ... It will never grow old , a remarkable voice and a true gentleman
Great song Al Martino. Your song will continue to be enjoyed by all generations!
Al Martino is a fantastic singer, makes me feel young again, I respect those who can carry a toon to make you feel good inside
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Grammar police at work.
"Spanish Eyes" by Al Martino is one of the greatest love songs of all time! Beautifully sung there by Al the original version... Great music!! Thanks for posting this video!
Beautiful timeless song and beautiful and charming voice ❤
My mum loved this song so much, i hope God plays it in heaven. Al Martino was pure raw talent.
this is the best rendition of this song ive ever heard. just beautiful
I am78 and I listen to Sir Cliff every night in 2024. Just love ❤❤from the since I was a teenager.
Thank goodness for technology. Greatings from SOUTH AFRICA 28 June 2024 ❤❤❤
❤😂🎉😢😮😅
My dad sang this song so much . He was so lovely bless him
I’m listening I’ve been listening to Jim forever almost. I’m 82 and he is one of my favorite country singers
BeAutiful Song! ❤️🥰 I grew up listening to your songs from my mom!! 😊😍
A pop singer with the
voice and stage presence, the moves
and finesse, of an opera singer! Wish I had met this wonderful man! A voice to die for!
A man to admired for
ALL TIME!
I agree, Milton. Thank you!
@@ruthboykin9873 Wow!
You were able to hop
right on the train for these. (Another is STRANGERS IN THE
NIGHT on H.Memo Rhein ch.)
I'm still at my daughter''s home in La, but she is asleep and I thought I may catch up on my notifications. I only have about 33 more to go. : ) Thank you, Milton.
@@ruthboykin9873 #34 is Englbert Humperdinck, THE LAST WALTZ, Orlando Baez ch. I just left a new commejt, but my BEST comment is way down the list after you hit the "newest comments
first" button.
OMW
Always loved this one. He is the best! A true pro with a great voice!
absolutely amazing,love it,what a voice
I love it. I listen to it in honor of my Mother who I lost several years ago. She loved him and, of course, Pavarotti. She introduced me to so much great music. A few years before she passed away I took her to see the Three Tenor. I spent a small fortune but what a great memory.
This was my Grandfather and Grandmothers song, If they were ever at a restaurant or something of that sort...they would get up and dance in front of everyone. My grandfather passed when I was 9, I never forgot the fact they danced when they heard it. Fast forward 23 years. My wedding day....I had a special surprise dance for my grandmother... it was this song, not a dry eye in the house. at the time she could barely walk but we danced. Turned out to be the last time she danced to this song. she passed 2 years later. its hard to hear this song but I love it. I'll always think of them when I hear this and I imagine them dancing in heaven.
This takes me back love it
One of my favourite singers. What a gorgeous voice. What a Legend.
Zufällig "entdeckte" ich das wunderschöne Lied "blue spanish eyes", gesungen vom unvergesslichen AL MARTINO. Ich kenne dieses sehr gefühlvolle Lied seit meiner Jugendzeit in den 60er-Jahren:
Fantastic song, Thank you,
Einfach nur wunderschön, man muss das Lied geniessen. Das geht so richtig tief ins Herz. Ich habe 3 Konzerte von ihm besucht, jedesmal ein großes Erlebnis🥰
This takes me back to the early 70's and a little sewing job I had at Trutex in Blackburn Lancashire sewing school shirts, blouses and clothes.. Friday early finsish at 1pm and all morning the cutting room would play records over the tannoy. Great atmosphere and comaraderie. This was one of our favourites,. I can still remember some of the people. Wonder where they are today ? Happy days.
Lynda Burns, nice story. Thanks for sharing.
How are you doing today lynda?
At my best friend's wedding in 1999, his father who was born in the USA and his mother who was born in Germany, danced to this song at his reception, even though divorced and each had remarried; I was mesmerized by the song and couldn't shake the feeling that they still loved one another. It is a beautiful memory of the first time I heard this beautiful song!
This was dedicated to me many years ago beautiful song 💕💕
Bellissima melodia.Ho cercato di ascoltarla molte volte ma non mi è stato possibile.Oggi mi avete fatto un grande regalo
Today is the 27 year anniversary of my grandad passing, I play this song every year for him as he would sing it to me, my nanny and my sister..
Keep singing Grandad we hear you...
I love this song, it was my Mom's song…… we listened to this many times over!! This was here saying Adios but not-- goodbye. Miss your beautiful face. She was a romatique!
I love this song with Al Martino singing.
He has a beautiful voices!
Just returned from Benidorm this morning. The lyrics are so true! It is adios and not goodbye. And soon I will return! 🌞😎
My late mums favourite. She asked me to play it daily on my keyboard xx
It was too good to hear Al Martino singing The Spanish Eyes, after a long while. That voice will keep ringing the ears, the golden one. Thanks a lot for ur time.
He Was such an entertainer.
Wonderful to see how audiences made an effort and dressed up for the occasion.
Those were the good old days when people dressed on sundays more formally.Now they go even in a theater in blue jeans.Somehow a loss. AS KIDS WE DIDN'T REALLY LIKE IT BECAUSE WE WERE SUPPOSED TO SPARE OUR GOOD CLOATHES FROM GETTING DIRTY.
This is the 2nd time I’ve listen to Al Martino by chance scanning the RUclips.... beautiful voice. .
My husband sang this to me on our wedding day ❤️
I heard this recently on Benidorm and it brought back memories of my youth in the 60's. Such a lovely song ❤
Nicely Done!!! Thanks for sharing,Very enjoyable!!! Dec. 17 , 2020.
Einfach großartig gesungen von Al Martino ! BRAVO !
Beautiful warm voice. He was one of the great ones.
Al Martino ! TOP SHELF ! My grandma sang along when he sang this song !(and she did not do that very often,even when she was watching the Lawrence Welk show !)
A Legend
A Legendary Classic Of All Time for me personally
Thank you ever so much for sharing 👑✨💖
Kompliment an Al Martino, der eine super Stimme hat und ein wunderschoenes Lied singt, dass sich gut anhoert, gute Laune macht und nach dem man auch sehr gut tanzen kann. 👌❤️🔥💃🕺👍😊Mit seinen Liedern begeistert er sein Publikum und laesst uns den Alltag mal fuer einen Moment vergessen. 👌👍😊
THIS IS REAL MUSIC MY FRIENDS OF GOOD TASTE FOR THIS KIND OF MUSIC THAT TRASCENDS TIME AND DISTANCE.
THOSE WERE THE DAYS.
THANKS YOU TUBE FOR SHARING. THESE GEMS.
Truly...THE BEST version of this song, ever!
I am 37 years of age and i like the older music it relaxing
Craig Goodwin
Craig Goodwin you can't beat it
Frank senatra
Craig Goodwin Ghg
Anal you and me both my friend...modern music has no soul or talent. .This is better
This was my mum's favourite song and my mum wanted it played at her funeral.
Englebert Humperdink did the honours that day as happily I had his cd.
Miss you mum. 😥
Blue Spanish eyes
Teardrops are falling from your Spanish eyes
Please, please don't cry
This is just adios and not goodbye
Soon I'll return
Bringing you all the love your heart can hold
Please say, "Sí, sí"
Say you and your Spanish eyes will wait for me
Blue Spanish eyes
Prettiest eyes in all of Mexico
True Spanish eyes
Please smile for me once more before I go
Soon I will return
Bringing you all the love your heart can hold
Please say, "Sí, sí"
Say you and your Spanish eyes will wait for me
Say you and your Spanish eyes will wait for me
Source: Musixmatch
Songwriters: Charles Singleton / Bert Kaempfert / Eddie Snyder
I am sorry for all who are not on the old side they don’t know good voices and good music. I am 94 and have been blessed to listen to wonderful music and voices that sang not screamed for years. Thank Goodness for technology that I can still listen to good music not what they call music today. I must say Andrew Lloyd Weber has also given us nice music plus a few others so thanks to those.