So many wonderful years of hearing the Romeros and now seeing the next generation of Romeros's will mean that this legacy will continue on for I hope, eternity. A beautiful family . . .
Thank you for uploading this. Los Romeros are swoon worthy. This is an excellent arrangement. I was lucky enough to see them in concert & I was blown away.
The song is written "Malagueña" with " ñ " and It is the toponym of the city of Málaga in southern of Spain. This piece is the sixth movement of the Suite Andalucía (1933) composed by Ernesto Lecuona (1895-1963), who also composed its lyrics in Spanish. This song has since been adapted to pop, jazz and musical bands (military and bugle and drum) and lyrics have been composed in several languages.
Malagueña is Spanish in origin, style and influence. The composer, Ernesto Lecuona, was Cuban; however, in 1924, he went to Spain to live and perform. In 1928, Lecuona composed Suite Andalucía, his homage to the southern region of Spain by that name. Andalucía includes the Province of Málaga. Malagueña is the sixth movement of Lecuona's Suite Andalucía.
Runaway; I am so grateful for what you have explained about Ernesto's past and how it is that he wrote so many songs that describe the geography and culture of Spain and the Iberian peninsula! The Moors being forced out of Spain in 1492...the year Columbus sailed "the ocean blue"...the Christian monarchs; Ferdinand and Isabella apparently didn't have the good sense to appreciate the fountains and architecture of "Granada"! My understanding of the term "Malaguena" is that it's a tribute to the beauty of the women who resided in Malaga, Spain!
Eh Pancake he dint go to live in spain in 1924, but much, much more later. He wrote most of hes work in Havana, he live and tour NYC form an Orquest "Lecuona Beach Boys" I think was the name, it was later with Castro that he went to live in Spain.
MegaMatojo Hey Mega - I think you're correct, sort of. He didn't go to live in Spain in 1924, but he did travel there (and other parts of Europe) in 1924, staying to perform and work for an extended period of time. In 1960, disenchanted with the Castro regime, he moved from Cuba to Tampa, Florida, USA, which was his principal residence until his death in 1963. Cheers.
Of all the music that has been written and performed there are four pieces that grip my soul - Johnny Be Good (Chuck Berry), Silent Night (sung in the original German language), Amazing Grace (played on bagpipes), and, of course, Malaguena (almost any version, on any instrument or arrangement). I do not know what grips your soul or caresses your emotions, but these are my selections. also Ghost Riders in the Sky (that makes 5 easy pieces)
romeros performed tarregas' piece recuerdos de la alhambre,,,a great performance of tremelo study, I think it is buried among wfmt archives of tapes in chicago,,,this lecuona item is a fire breather,,,, recuerdos perhaps more burning embers, ana vidic ( here on yt) did a beautiful job too,
A cuban composer. Ironically, created on the devastation of his country through the war. One of the all time, now even played at the olympic figure skating rings....
well, depends on what you're playing. electric guitar is just completely different. there are great guitarist for example buckethead. he is also a genius writer
Any quality electric guitarist with good control on chords can move to Spanish style. The difference is the right hand with so many variations that are constantly developed by these guitarists in their own style. The other is the feel unique to its genre that you need to develop. One way is to constantly listen to this music. Flamenco is wild that a player constantly improvises during a performance. Something that a jazz instrumentalist also does.
Cô ơi, video gốc cô có bản HD ko ạ? Cháu mê tiếng guitar gia tộc Romero gần 10 năm rồi, chủ yếu hay xem anh em Pepe và Romero, xem video của cô Hân chia sẻ mới biết có 2 anh hậu sinh chơi guitar bằng 1 tay nữa, ngoạn mục!
The Spanish guitar exudes in its notes the culture and soul of the Spanish people. We need not wait long, in its first notes there emanates a charm, a spell, a magic that tells in musical notes an ancient culture, an intellectual and artistic achievement dating back to pre biblical times. They carry it in their genes. It involves and penetrates the listener with a veil of mystery, fascination, enchanting and mesmerizing grace and allure. It is eminently popular and at the same time pure and classical where both elements mix together and it is extremely hard to sort out where the popular is overtaken by the classical or the other way around. Unique, unparalleled and incomparable.
So here they are 5 (not a quartet). Is this OK in order of appearance from left to right: Pepe, Lito, Celino, Celin, Angel? I am especially uncertain in the fourth guy right to Celino, if he is really Celin.
Actually, there originally were three sons and the father. One of the sons dropped out of the group and replaced by a grandson. Another grandson also plays. This must be the three brothers and two sons. the grandfather died.
A little over 24 hours ago I saw them in concert. The father and the three sons are the original quartet. Around 1995 father passed away. One of the sons, angel dropped out of the group to pursue other Maestro interests. So the vacant spots were filled In with lito who is Angel's Son and Celino who is Celine's son.. This must be one of those performance where they bring the brother on the stage with the quartet. Nice performance.
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Spanish men...handsome and passionate when it comes to the beauty that is the guitar...their Amada! Ole!
The Romero Family are the superb maestros
of the Classic Guitar...Español. Ole!
Oleeeee!!!! No hay palabras para expresar este virtuosismo!!! Y que musica#!!!
Desde Argentina felicitaciones !!!!!!!
Maravilloso los Romeros que belleza escuchan mis oidos felicitaciones cariños de INES SETUAIN DE CONCORDIA ERIOS ARGENTINA
So many wonderful years of hearing the Romeros and now seeing the next generation of Romeros's will mean that this legacy will continue on for I hope, eternity. A beautiful family . . .
WOW
Absolute perfection by some true guitar masters
From a 71yo Aussie fan-------MAGNIFICENT!!!!!!
Best arrangement, best performance and best rendition I have ever heard of Malagueña! What a treat!!!
I heard many versions of Malagueña played by different guitarists, but this one by the Romero family tops them all. Utterly magnificent 👍👍
Extraterrestre... Jouer de la juste avec le manche de la guitare... Ouf..
It is always great to see the Romero family play together. They are royalty! Viva los Romeros! Richard Beck
Thank you for uploading this. Los Romeros are swoon worthy. This is an excellent arrangement. I was lucky enough to see them in concert & I was blown away.
lo mas serio y extraordinario que he visto en este blog. Los Romeros, hace 30 anos los vi en el Lincoln Center
My favorite version of this incredibly popular piece, and there are a ton of great versions to watch here.
Beautiful Song!! I never get tired of hearing it. Thanks for uploading a Great Performance by the Romeros!
I don't listen to classical guitar often, but when I do, I listen to the Romeros!
The Romeros are magnificect!!! Love their music!!! Fabulous!!! ❤ 🎸 ❤ 🎸 ❤ 🎸 ❤
Grande famille, je vous adore tous vous êtes merveilleux!
Magnificent! Thank you for sharing.
All is wonderfull in Spain, and of course the music !!!
You can tell that the members of the orchestra are truly moved!
Magnificent - exciting and emotionally gorgeous.
such a beautiful song and beautifully executed here!
The Romeros simple the best!
MAGNIFICO UNA VELLEZA DESDE FRANCIA !!!!!!!
Great job, great players, amazing atmosphere. I like it so much. thanks for uploading.
Enchanting! Bravissimo! Encore!
Impresionante!
Glorious music and stunning performance.
Marvelous, like everything in Spain!!!
BRAVO!!!!!!!!!! Boy that was excellent!!!!!!!!!!
The song is written "Malagueña" with " ñ " and It is the toponym of the city of Málaga in southern of Spain.
This piece is the sixth movement of the Suite Andalucía (1933) composed by Ernesto Lecuona (1895-1963), who also composed its lyrics in Spanish. This song has since been adapted to pop, jazz and musical bands (military and bugle and drum) and lyrics have been composed in several languages.
Not usually a fan of acoustic guitar, however, this is superb!
WOW
What a magnificent version of one of the best Latin tunes played by true masters of the guitar,
Fancy having all that talent in on family!
Latino era Julio César, nacido en el Lacio. Esto es música española.
love it!
great arrangement!
Wow! Energetic!!
I feel every note. Salute from India!
Wow, my So. Amer. g'tar maestro started me on playing w left fingers only..this is Olympics quality of finger works. Thank you =)
Magnifique, bravo à tous.
Das wird ja super gespielt!!!!
what a beautiful family and such a great sound
Wow, now that is a master ensemble. I nothing but easy to admire people with abilities we don't have and wont have. lol
Malagueña is Spanish in origin, style and influence.
The composer, Ernesto Lecuona, was Cuban; however, in 1924, he went to Spain to live and perform. In 1928, Lecuona composed Suite Andalucía, his homage to the southern region of Spain by that name. Andalucía includes the Province of Málaga. Malagueña is the sixth movement of Lecuona's Suite Andalucía.
Runaway; I am so grateful for what you have explained about Ernesto's past and how it is that he wrote so many songs that describe the geography and culture of Spain and the Iberian peninsula! The Moors being forced out of Spain in 1492...the year Columbus sailed "the ocean blue"...the Christian monarchs; Ferdinand and Isabella apparently didn't have the good sense to appreciate the fountains and architecture of "Granada"! My understanding of the term "Malaguena" is that it's a tribute to the beauty of the women who resided in Malaga, Spain!
Eh Pancake he dint go to live in spain in 1924, but much, much more later. He wrote most of hes work in Havana, he live and tour NYC form an Orquest "Lecuona Beach Boys" I think was the name, it was later with Castro that he went to live in Spain.
MegaMatojo
Hey Mega -
I think you're correct, sort of. He didn't go to live in Spain in 1924, but he did travel there (and other parts of Europe) in 1924, staying to perform and work for an extended period of time. In 1960, disenchanted with the Castro regime, he moved from Cuba to Tampa, Florida, USA, which was his principal residence until his death in 1963.
Cheers.
wesley hill
Hey Wesley -
Very interesting. Thanks for the reply.
moving on to some other worlds, thank you so much
Done as a band, it really brings out the rhythm.
Beautiful! :-) Best wishes all family!, Eva
!!!Pues muy bonito!!Que contraste mi marido con los políticos, y yo con mismísima!!!
CREO QUEGANO YO.!!!!
Feliz descanso!!!🌿
sigh... although i just know the basic chords... but this is what fascinates me... classical guitar... wish i find one teacher like 'em.
Absolutely Magnificent!
O-bloody-lay!!! If you don't smile after this you never will
Of all the music that has been written and performed there are four pieces that grip my soul - Johnny Be Good (Chuck Berry), Silent Night (sung in the original German language), Amazing Grace (played on bagpipes), and, of course, Malaguena (almost any version, on any instrument or arrangement).
I do not know what grips your soul or caresses your emotions, but these are my selections. also Ghost Riders in the Sky (that makes 5 easy pieces)
Just awesome!!
A memorable concert, marvelous...
These guys are awesome!
they play this saturday in brownsville!!!! I can't wait!!! ole los espanoles!!!!!!
This sounds as fresh as the first time I heard it more than a half century (yikes!) ago.
This was fantastic!
That's very nice...👌😃
maihan1307, con esta interpretación me arrancaste un like y una suscripción.
Bravo :) !!!!!!
romeros performed tarregas' piece recuerdos de la alhambre,,,a great performance of tremelo study, I think it is buried among wfmt archives of tapes in chicago,,,this lecuona item is a fire breather,,,, recuerdos perhaps more burning embers, ana vidic ( here on yt) did a beautiful job too,
Greatest guitar virtuoso family of all time !
A Malaguena belongs to a branch of Spanish music known as Verdiales. Lecuona adapted this form to his composition.
A cuban composer. Ironically, created on the devastation of his country through the war. One of the all time, now even played at the olympic figure skating rings....
素晴らしい弾き語りです。
This happenen when one of the romeros wants to be an engineer and peer pressure just wont alllow him to be free..
ADORABLE,....GRACIAS !!
and that is how you put electric guitarists to shame...
A wild guess.. It's the first time you've ever heard this tune being played?
Volkan Özkan not even... I love this tune. This is like the 15th version. I am an electric guitarist and I feel small compared to those guys
well, depends on what you're playing. electric guitar is just completely different. there are great guitarist for example buckethead. he is also a genius writer
marino4691 well I am no Buckethead. I am trying to be a metal guitarist. However I really like classic guitar as well so right now I am conflicted
Any quality electric guitarist with good control on chords can move to Spanish style. The difference is the right hand with so many variations that are constantly developed by these guitarists in their own style. The other is the feel unique to its genre that you need to develop. One way is to constantly listen to this music. Flamenco is wild that a player constantly improvises during a performance. Something that a jazz instrumentalist also does.
still amazing performance in 2022. Bravo~~~
My guitar teacher try to teach me this song, back in 1968. I didnt pay attention, Sorry Mrs taylor .
Wish someone would name them - left to right. This is amazing, I've seen Pepe play it himself, but this family arrangement is truly amazing. *S*
Super. What precision.
A Standing : Bravo!"
This is mexican music. Si señor!!!
De Andalucía.
The Romeros are great whatever they do
I had them round to artex the ceiling and they were crap.
BRAVO!!!
Truer words were never spoken
No, THE shit. As in amazing. I love it! No sane person could dislike this arrangement or this piece.
mind blowing!!!!!!
pepe is on either side... :P
Carlos Viola se ha inspirado aquí para la composición de "Para un Mártir del compás" del videojuego Blasphemous
how cooool, everybody got a chance to solo
BEAUTY !!! BRAVO FROM BULGARIA
This team are COOL
Happy just to be part of the audience, respectful of competence.
Nothing better than this!!!!
Perfecto!!
Awesome!
Cô ơi, video gốc cô có bản HD ko ạ? Cháu mê tiếng guitar gia tộc Romero gần 10 năm rồi, chủ yếu hay xem anh em Pepe và Romero, xem video của cô Hân chia sẻ mới biết có 2 anh hậu sinh chơi guitar bằng 1 tay nữa, ngoạn mục!
GREAT ARTISTS
Büyük efsane... Pepe Romero
Like the clowns in the circus, you have to be REALLY DAMN good at it to be able to twist it all around.
That ending!
FYI: the patriarch Celedonio Romero was born in Cuba of Spaniard parentage and brought his family to the U.S. in 1957.
EXCELENTE ARREGLO
First time I have heard Mallaguena sound like Zorba the Greek.
The effect is impressive.
cuando gravaron esto?
¿En donde dieron este concierto?
The Spanish guitar exudes in its notes the culture and soul of the Spanish people. We need not wait long, in its first notes there emanates a charm, a spell, a magic that tells in musical notes an ancient culture, an intellectual and artistic achievement dating back to pre biblical times. They carry it in their genes. It involves and penetrates the listener with a veil of mystery, fascination, enchanting and mesmerizing grace and allure. It is eminently popular and at the same time pure and classical where both elements mix together and it is extremely hard to sort out where the popular is overtaken by the classical or the other way around. Unique, unparalleled and incomparable.
So here they are 5 (not a quartet).
Is this OK in order of appearance from left to right:
Pepe, Lito, Celino, Celin, Angel?
I am especially uncertain in the fourth guy right to Celino, if he is really Celin.
muito bom
Los Romero, en esta ocasión, interpretan malagueñas, no la "Malagueña" de Lecuona, inspirada en ellas.
If Los Romeros are normally a quartet who is the 5th man playing guitar? Is he a Romero who retired and came back for this special performance?
4 sons and the father
Actually, there originally were three sons and the father. One of the sons dropped out of the group and replaced by a grandson. Another grandson also plays. This must be the three brothers and two sons. the grandfather died.
A little over 24 hours ago I saw them in concert. The father and the three sons are the original quartet. Around 1995 father passed away. One of the sons, angel dropped out of the group to pursue other Maestro interests. So the vacant spots were filled In with lito who is Angel's Son and Celino who is Celine's son.. This must be one of those performance where they bring the brother on the stage with the quartet. Nice performance.