‘Malagueña Salerosa‘, or ‘La Malagueña’, but not ‘Malagueña‘, is an old Mexican song about a man telling a woman (from Málaga, Spain) how beautiful she is, and how he would love to be her man, but that he understands her rejecting him for being too poor. In the first video the song is performed by Chingón, a band formed by film director Robert Rodriguez to record songs for his 2003 film ‘Once Upon a Time in Mexico’:
Chingon’s performance was, also, featured on Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill, Volume 2’ (2004). In the second video the song is performed by ‘Los Panchos (Trio)‘:
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Perhaps some Spanish Moon?
Making it international. Masshysteri from Sweden
Here’s a two-fer from a few of my favorite Mexican bands. Kinky – Ejercicio
and Genitallica – Borracho
Concrete Blonde – Mexican Moon
Delbert McClinton – Down Into Mexico
I met Delbert once, when he was a guest on a client’s radio program. He was promoting this album, Cost of Living. The inside artwork is all of his drivers license pictures going all the way back to when he was 16. The host of the program asked Delbert about it, and Delbert said it was so everyone could see his cost of living:) He’s a good guy. Super easy going and personable. If you get a chance to catch him live, I definitely recommend it.
Spanish Lover
The James Gang
I saw them when I was in middle school a million years ago.
My Hispanic music repertory is pathetic…
Los Ángeles Azules – Nunca Es Suficiente ft. Natalia Lafourcade (Live)
That is awesome.
yes, it’s very catchy . it makes me wish my spanish was much much much better! thankfully youtube has an english translation:
I like the ethnic music
More world music
Have some Spanish death metal:
Death Subaru Don turned me on to these guys.
So hard to pick a favorite so here’s a few:
Rodrigo y Gabriela
nice!
Yes!! The David Letterman performance is also a favorite!
I didn’t get to DUAN until late and was surprised these guys weren’t already listed. They are amazing.
Still love these guys.
I’m with you! Roger Clyne does a good job but can’t beat Refreshments!