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Charlie Musselwhite — Que Te Parece, Cholita
Album: Continental Drifter
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Released: 1999
Length: 6:31
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¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

I think my baby loves me
She loves this highway too
When she needs to ramble
Nothing else that will do
What do you think, Cholita

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

My baby needs to ramble
She needs that open road
She'll drift from town to town
Long as she is feeling low
You know that's right, baby

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
She's just a sad eyed girl with a drifting heart
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

I think my baby's getting restless
She'll soon be gone again
She knows I'll catch up with her
Can you tell me where or when, Cholita

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
Yea man, that girl can be hard to find sometime
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

We think someday we may find
The road that'll take us on home
Then we'll all be happy
With no more need to roam
You know what I mean baby

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
There she goes on down the road
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

Maybe she went home to Memphis
She loves that Southern breeze
Or on down to Mississippi
Looking for a life of ease
I know you're out there, baby

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
And I'm steady on your trail
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

I might look down on the border
We had us some fun for awhile
That spat we had in Laredo
Things get a little too wild

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
She'll get rough on you, you better watch out
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

Some people travel for business
Others just to look around
When you're on a dark road
Your truth it can't be found

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
She's always got her bag packed and ready to go
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?

Let's go down to Cuba
Hear Cuarteto Patria play
They'll enrich our hearts with a memory
We'll have for the rest of our days
Come on, baby, let's go

¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
¿Que te parece, Cholita, que te parece?
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Must have been in a bad mood when I previously rated this. 
Posted 4 months ago by smartn1    [ Reply ]
 timmus wrote:
Hey it's my first misheard song in another language.
 
Incorrect: Que te por ese -- "what do you (do?) for that?"
 
Correct: Que te parece -- "what do you think?"


cholita = sweetheart?
Posted 1 year ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
Posted 2 years ago by Gonzoo    [ Reply ]
Hey it's my first misheard song in another language.
 
Incorrect: Que te por ese -- "what do you (do?) for that?"
 
Correct: Que te parece -- "what do you think?"
Posted 2 years ago by timmus    [ Reply ]
What do you think, Cholita?
Posted 3 years ago by SmackDaddy    [ Reply ]
hahaha! I thought he sang "she's always got a bad back and ready to go"!
Posted 3 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
I attended a performance from him at the Golden Bear, a small venue in Huntington Beach, California in the late 1960's. He played all blues and he was fantastic.  So odd hearing him play in this genre. Not sure if I like it. Nonetheless I'm giving him an 8 here for his, and the band's, excellence.
Posted 3 years ago by Spalted    [ Reply ]
Anybody who played harp for Muddy Waters and used to go whoring with Otis Spann is okay in my books. Long live Charlie Musselwhite. 
Posted 4 years ago by fraserji    [ Reply ]
Although he has been around as long as Dr. John, they must have gone to the same music school.
Posted 4 years ago by Canadese    [ Reply ]
Bill said he doesn't play the 'harmonica', he plays the 'harp'. (?) I think he plays the 'harsh'.
I like it though!
Posted 5 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Very pesado
Posted 5 years ago by Prius    [ Reply ]
CUMMMBIAAAAA
Posted 5 years ago by ExploitingChaos    [ Reply ]
Again? Heard it yesterday...
Posted 5 years ago by Prius    [ Reply ]
Charlie Musselwhite - YES!!!!!!!!
Posted 6 years ago by khardog145    [ Reply ]
maybe it's my computer speakers, but the bongos are louder than any other instrument (happens whenever there are bongos)... this song is better than a previous song w/bongos; had to PSD that one.
Posted 6 years ago by dischuckin    [ Reply ]
I clicked PSD as Coldplay banged in my ear.

 YES now that is what I am talking about.
Posted 6 years ago by michaelc    [ Reply ]
lyrics?
Posted 6 years ago by dbrown20852    [ Reply ]
 MiguelEI wrote:

If you can't hear this is great music, then there's a lot of crap between your ears! 
 
Earcrap! Jeezis- somebody call me the Rock-N'-Roll doctor! Better make that the Rock-N'-Roll Otorhinolaryngologist! 


Posted 7 years ago by misterbearbaby    [ Reply ]
I bet Sean Penn is grooving on stuff like this these days
Posted 7 years ago by 1wolfy    [ Reply ]
Bill is grooving it this afternoon! {#Cheers}
Posted 7 years ago by SeriousLee    [ Reply ]
Not bad, but I think I need to hear some Freebird after this.  Later dude...
Posted 7 years ago by WannabeBanned    [ Reply ]
If you think of the chorus as horns it makes more sense. Love me some CMW!
Posted 7 years ago by skyguy    [ Reply ]
Weird.. why can't I find that song in YouTube?

Anyway, the genre of the song is Son Cubano, and you can also dance salsa on it, so I'm all for it.
Posted 7 years ago by retropier    [ Reply ]
This is not music, nor lyrics, just boring to the death.
Posted 7 years ago by Thirdrose    [ Reply ]
"This is great!"

"This is crap!"

Must be art. (Or politics)

 
Posted 8 years ago by zedstation    [ Reply ]
A blast! What fun!  {#Dancingbanana_2}
Posted 8 years ago by LizK    [ Reply ]
This song fills me with a sense of saudade. Thanks, RP!
Posted 8 years ago by Ulises    [ Reply ]
no bueno 
Posted 8 years ago by Schmoogsley    [ Reply ]
 lily34 wrote:
if you listen to this on a very low sound, the chorus sounds like ducks quacking.

 
Ah, that explains it; I thought a team of mallards followed me home from the park and were hanging out in my driveway.
Posted 8 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
Story telling at its best.
Posted 8 years ago by Abhishekraiji    [ Reply ]
Too repetitive ....
 
Posted 8 years ago by mdfergy    [ Reply ]
 pumpkins3 wrote:
What is this crap?

 
If you can't hear this is great music, then there's a lot of crap between your ears! 
Posted 8 years ago by MiguelEI    [ Reply ]

Source song, performed some time around 1950 by Pupi Campo and his band:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QM3Eo652oRc


Posted 8 years ago by alanb    [ Reply ]
Hey Charlie, I am going down to Cuba - going there before the good old US of A f*** it up!!
Posted 8 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
Wow. Thanks for playing this. I heard the Cuban rhythm and singing then...Charlie Musselwhite's voice and distinctive harp playing. What a great fusion of the two styles. Definitely have to pick this one up. Don't know how I missed it back in '99.
Posted 9 years ago by Andybob    [ Reply ]
Interesting to read what some people say.

Would Muddy Waters have taken Charlie Musselwhite in his band in the 50th if he were only average as harp player? I can't believe this. And if I listen to Charlie Musselwhite I hear an artist really knowing his instrument. Listen to his blues CD's and LP's and you will hear his knowledge of the classics, which he is one of meanwhile. That's nothing someone must like him for, but it's self disqualifying to call him mediocre.

People disliking the song or this kind of music for political reasons? Open your mind and your ears. Noone must like latin american music or everythingl of this continent, or should I say planet, of music. Like the history of blues this music has a history of love to life, dancing and struggling for freedom. So what? Pity for those who can't listen. There's good and bad music in every tradition.

"De gustibus non est disputandum." You can't discuss taste. There's music I don't like. So for me everybody has the right to dislike this song. But respect for the musicians working hard a life long over their music should be no problem imo.
Posted 9 years ago by jupp53    [ Reply ]
What is this crap?
Posted 9 years ago by pumpkins3    [ Reply ]
The background singers sound as bored of this song's excessive repetition as I am. I can just hear them thinking "Isn't this fucking thing over yet?"
Posted 12 years ago by Catalytic    [ Reply ]
if you listen to this on a very low sound, the chorus sounds like ducks quacking.
Posted 12 years ago by lily34    [ Reply ]
Very different for CW.  Good cut.
Posted 12 years ago by joelbb    [ Reply ]
This Spanish flavored set of tunes, including Charlie's, is refreshing.  Thanks, RP.  {#Cowboy}
Posted 12 years ago by MirageRF    [ Reply ]
 Hannio wrote:


Your heroic Solidarity with La Revolucion against the Running Dogs of Yankee Imperialism has not gone unnoticed, comrade.  Your reward awaits you in the Socialist Workers Paradise.  (A 1958 Chevy, runs good.  No AC.)
 
Say what you want about the American paranoia about Cuba that is left over from a bygone era when their relationship with the now-defunct USSR could have possibly caused your "democracy" some pain . . . the fact is that most Americans don't really understand Cuba and the wonderful people that live there. The fact that an offer like this would go without an answer while hundreds of people died is a testament to the bullshit ego that Bush had to hold onto just so he didn't run afoul of his father, his Vice President, and the Republican party.

It's truly sad when people can't just be people. Real lives that matter. 
Posted 12 years ago by Lakeview    [ Reply ]
Not bad for background music....

 
Posted 12 years ago by ckcotton    [ Reply ]
Perhaps so, it is played a lot there.
Posted 12 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
Cool song!
Bad ratings because it sounds Cuban?
Anyways - in our space ship we be dancing ...

Posted 13 years ago by Baum74    [ Reply ]
This song has an interesting background:

A tradition of any Criollos game was to play the Panamanian tamborito song "¿Qué te parece, cholito?" (a social commentary song that attained hit status in Puerto Rico when one of its authors, Panamanian organ player Avelino Muñoz, moved to the island)

From the Wikipedia article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jos%C3%A9_Miguel_Agrelot


Posted 13 years ago by laozilover    [ Reply ]
MAKE.  IT.  STOP.
Posted 13 years ago by pinnyrat    [ Reply ]
 SynapseRider wrote:
WOW!!!  This is repetitive.
 
 
But in a good way {#Cool}
Posted 13 years ago by michaelc    [ Reply ]
WOW!!!  This is repetitive.
 
Posted 13 years ago by SynapseRider    [ Reply ]

para que sepan todos que las cholitas son las más dulces y mejores en la cama.

que te parece eso, eh!



Posted 13 years ago by Moaner    [ Reply ]
 HarrO wrote:
Never fails to amaze me how mediocre harp players like Musselwhite, Butterfield, and Mayal get so much attention and airplay while the true greats such as Little Walter, James Cotton, and Sonny Terry are practically unknown. Musselwhite always has excellent backing musicians, I'll give him that much.
  


 stkman wrote:

Musselwhite and Mayall are definitley better than mediocre and as far as having excellent backing musicans thats Mayalls strong suit, his bands are what makes him so great, Charlie does blow a better harp probably. You talk greats then you have to include both Sonny Boy Williamsons, Big Walter Horton, Junior Wells and Butterfield are on that list. There are quite a few players now that don't get mentioned one is Rod Piazza from the west coast and he has a hell of a band, The Mighty Flyers. Another is Kim Wilson from the Fabulous Thunderbirds and the list goes on oops forgot Howlin' Wolf. That being said this isn't my favorite Musselwhite tune.
 

Don't forget Little Walter. 

HarrO, at least no one claims that John Popper from Blues Traveler is a great harmonica player anymore. Couldn't stand his "style."  

Posted 13 years ago by kcar    [ Reply ]
AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!{#Eek}
Posted 14 years ago by Felix_The_Cat    [ Reply ]
otra vez.....
Posted 14 years ago by zaknafein    [ Reply ]
 slates13 wrote:


agree 100%.  Why do I keep hearing these repetitive, el-sucky songs?!
 
Law of Attraction?
Posted 14 years ago by Marcuse    [ Reply ]
 More_Cowbell wrote:

 
"I don't always drink beer, but when I do - I prefer Dos Equis."

Posted 14 years ago by socalhol    [ Reply ]

Posted 14 years ago by Jonathan_pa    [ Reply ]
Yeah, repetitive. But then, we, being imperfect human beings, need constant reminders so we don't forget important things. I love Charlie Musselwhite. He is true to the music.

Posted 14 years ago by Cynaera    [ Reply ]
 crockydile wrote:
Thoroughly annoying with the repetitive chorus. Could have been a cool groove in moderation. Excessive and nauseating.
 

agree 100%.  Why do I keep hearing these repetitive, el-sucky songs?!
Posted 14 years ago by slates13    [ Reply ]
rate(t) = 1/e^t ... with the honorable exception of the 'tres' player {#Guitarist}
Posted 14 years ago by 4merdj    [ Reply ]
A mi no me parace muy bien.

Posted 14 years ago by zaknafein    [ Reply ]
Thoroughly annoying with the repetitive chorus. Could have been a cool groove in moderation. Excessive and nauseating.
Posted 14 years ago by crockydile    [ Reply ]

Charlie Musselwhite Honeyboy by ~dablueshound
©2006-2010 ~dablueshound

They either started different songs or started in the wrong key. I know Honeyboy through steve arvey, Honeyboy is an old school gentleman and his fret work is still great.

Posted 14 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
Charlie Musselwhite - Que Te Parece, Cholita

Magnifique Monsieur
Posted 14 years ago by biojm2    [ Reply ]
Caca. Painfully repetitive.
Posted 14 years ago by crockydile    [ Reply ]

Posted 14 years ago by More_Cowbell    [ Reply ]
 macadavy wrote:

From the article linked to above: 

"When Hurricane Katrina ripped through the southern United States in August 2005, the authorities were overwhelmed and the governor of Louisiana, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, appealed to the international community for emergency medical aid. The Cuban government immediately offered assistance to New Orleans and to the states of Mississippi and Alabama, also affected by the storm, and promised that within 48 hours 1,600 doctors, trained to deal with such catastrophes, would arrive with all the necessary equipment plus 36 tonnes of medical supplies. This offer, and another made directly to President George Bush, went unanswered. In the catastrophe at least 1,800 people, most of them poor, died for lack of aid and treatment."


What callous indifference, what mindblowing arrogance on the part of the US government! {#Sad}

That aside, great tune from Charlie! {#Smile}
 

Your heroic Solidarity with La Revolucion against the Running Dogs of Yankee Imperialism has not gone unnoticed, comrade.  Your reward awaits you in the Socialist Workers Paradise.  (A 1958 Chevy, runs good.  No AC.)


Posted 14 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
please make it stop
Posted 14 years ago by paraclete    [ Reply ]
 natalita wrote:
que rompe huevos que son los del coro.  dale cholita que te parece asi se dejan de hinchar.
 
jajaja, increiblemente insoportable

Posted 14 years ago by diegotz    [ Reply ]
¿Que quiere? Repetitive, yeah, but I like the tranciness. I think it's evocative.
Posted 14 years ago by Anax    [ Reply ]
nice eclectic piece, for me {#Good-vibes}

Posted 14 years ago by sskketching    [ Reply ]
macadavy wrote:

From the article linked to above:  

"When Hurricane Katrina ripped through the southern United States in August 2005, the authorities were overwhelmed and the governor of Louisiana, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, appealed to the international community for emergency medical aid. The Cuban government immediately offered assistance to New Orleans and to the states of Mississippi and Alabama, also affected by the storm, and promised that within 48 hours 1,600 doctors, trained to deal with such catastrophes, would arrive with all the necessary equipment plus 36 tonnes of medical supplies. This offer, and another made directly to President George Bush, went unanswered. In the catastrophe at least 1,800 people, most of them poor, died for lack of aid and treatment."


What callous indifference, what mindblowing arrogance on the part of the US government! {#Sad}

That aside, great tune from Charlie! {#Smile}

suebee3 wrote:

Trying to figure out how this is relevant.  It almost seems as though you were waiting for this opportunity to air your political viewpoint.  Not the best forum, if you ask me.  Besides - it might be best to learn all the facts prior to speaking!
  
  
I think the facts are pretty clear. Cuba offered assistance and they were ignored. Cuba is recognised by most of the world in offering medical assistance to disadvantages countries. . . with the exception of the USA who don't seem to report it for some reason. {#Rolleyes}

Great tune btw! {#Mrgreen}
Posted 15 years ago by SquiddlyDiddly    [ Reply ]
 natalita wrote:
que rompe huevos que son los del coro.  dale cholita que te parece asi se dejan de hinchar.
 
{#Roflol}

Posted 15 years ago by Felix_The_Cat    [ Reply ]

I feel like this song is played every time I tune-in to RP. I'm getting more than a little tired of the monotony of the song.
On a positive note... I like the harmonica and Charlie's Johnny Cash impersonation but sadly, that's about it.


Posted 15 years ago by scocam    [ Reply ]
 danagle wrote:
I liked this song for the first couple minutes... but it just keeps going on and on.  Starting to lose rating rapidly.
 
{#Clap}

Posted 15 years ago by von_Hayek    [ Reply ]
que rompe huevos que son los del coro.  dale cholita que te parece asi se dejan de hinchar.
Posted 15 years ago by natalita    [ Reply ]
from 7 to 8 !
Posted 15 years ago by oscar_driver    [ Reply ]
Nice language mixture, for dancing or listening or what you want! I like this!
Posted 15 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
 suebee3 wrote:

Trying to figure out how this is relevant.  It almost seems as though you were waiting for this opportunity to air your political viewpoint.  Not the best forum, if you ask me.  Besides - it might be best to learn all the facts prior to speaking!

 
Personally, I think that's fascinating and entirely relevant. 

What "facts," by the way, are in question?

Posted 15 years ago by Xeric    [ Reply ]
 macadavy wrote:

From the article linked to above: 

"When Hurricane Katrina ripped through the southern United States in August 2005, the authorities were overwhelmed and the governor of Louisiana, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, appealed to the international community for emergency medical aid. The Cuban government immediately offered assistance to New Orleans and to the states of Mississippi and Alabama, also affected by the storm, and promised that within 48 hours 1,600 doctors, trained to deal with such catastrophes, would arrive with all the necessary equipment plus 36 tonnes of medical supplies. This offer, and another made directly to President George Bush, went unanswered. In the catastrophe at least 1,800 people, most of them poor, died for lack of aid and treatment."


What callous indifference, what mindblowing arrogance on the part of the US government! {#Sad}

That aside, great tune from Charlie! {#Smile}
 
Trying to figure out how this is relevant.  It almost seems as though you were waiting for this opportunity to air your political viewpoint.  Not the best forum, if you ask me.  Besides - it might be best to learn all the facts prior to speaking!

Posted 15 years ago by suebee3    [ Reply ]
 stkman wrote:

Musselwhite and Mayall are definitley better than mediocre and as far as having excellent backing musicans thats Mayalls strong suit, his bands are what makes him so great, Charlie does blow a better harp probably. You talk greats then you have to include both Sonny Boy Williamsons, Big Walter Horton, Junior Wells and Butterfield are on that list. There are quite a few players now that don't get mentioned one is Rod Piazza from the west coast and he has a hell of a band, The Mighty Flyers. Another is Kim Wilson from the Fabulous Thunderbirds and the list goes on oops forgot Howlin' Wolf. That being said this isn't my favorite Musselwhite tune.
 
Don't forget Jimmy Reed.

Posted 15 years ago by Proclivities    [ Reply ]
I liked this song for the first couple minutes... but it just keeps going on and on.  Starting to lose rating rapidly.
Posted 15 years ago by danagle    [ Reply ]
 seattle3313 wrote:
¿Que te parece?  ¡Me parece repetitivo!  Gratingly repetitive, and as brutally endless as 'The End' by the Doors.  Beyond tedious.
 
This is for going into a trance.. like if you were in a tribal dance around the fire


Posted 15 years ago by Felix_The_Cat    [ Reply ]
 BAD wrote:
I think this song is about my wife...
 
baaawaaahhh.. ok Cholo... {#Devil_pimp}
Posted 15 years ago by eeke    [ Reply ]
What do I think? I think this is pretty hot stuff!
Posted 15 years ago by jadewahoo    [ Reply ]
He sounds like Tim Robbins
Posted 15 years ago by ranesjr    [ Reply ]
 HarrO wrote:
Never fails to amaze me how mediocre harp players like Musselwhite, Butterfield, and Mayal get so much attention and airplay while the true greats such as Little Walter, James Cotton, and Sonny Terry are practically unknown. Musselwhite always has excellent backing musicians, I'll give him that much.
 
Musselwhite and Mayall are definitley better than mediocre and as far as having excellent backing musicans thats Mayalls strong suit, his bands are what makes him so great, Charlie does blow a better harp probably. You talk greats then you have to include both Sonny Boy Williamsons, Big Walter Horton, Junior Wells and Butterfield are on that list. There are quite a few players now that don't get mentioned one is Rod Piazza from the west coast and he has a hell of a band, The Mighty Flyers. Another is Kim Wilson from the Fabulous Thunderbirds and the list goes on oops forgot Howlin' Wolf. That being said this isn't my favorite Musselwhite tune.


Posted 15 years ago by stkman    [ Reply ]
snnnnnxxxxzzzzzzz
Posted 15 years ago by MJMJ    [ Reply ]
I think this song is about my wife...
Posted 15 years ago by BAD    [ Reply ]
¿Que te parece?  ¡Me parece repetitivo!  Gratingly repetitive, and as brutally endless as 'The End' by the Doors.  Beyond tedious.


Posted 15 years ago by seattle3313    [ Reply ]
 tony620d wrote:
these latinos never know when to end a song!
 
Not all latin music is these tropical rythms, you know..
For instance: www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4UnJ4v6RMc

Posted 15 years ago by cambraca    [ Reply ]
ndg wrote:


{#High-five}yes....
¿que me parece?....
Desesperante y repetitiva...


Posted 15 years ago by HombreDeMezcal    [ Reply ]
 firefly6 wrote:
Is that Sugar Blue on harmonica?
 




Doh - of course - It's Charlie Musselwhite!!

The harp connection with "Miss You " threw me.
Posted 16 years ago by firefly6    [ Reply ]
Is that Sugar Blue on harmonica?
Posted 16 years ago by firefly6    [ Reply ]
Never fails to amaze me how mediocre harp players like Musselwhite, Butterfield, and Mayal get so much attention and airplay while the true greats such as Little Walter, James Cotton, and Sonny Terry are practically unknown. Musselwhite always has excellent backing musicians, I'll give him that much.
Posted 16 years ago by HarrO    [ Reply ]
 lixy wrote:



I know I wish I was born Cuban in this one! (click here)


 


From the article linked to above: 

"When Hurricane Katrina ripped through the southern United States in August 2005, the authorities were overwhelmed and the governor of Louisiana, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, appealed to the international community for emergency medical aid. The Cuban government immediately offered assistance to New Orleans and to the states of Mississippi and Alabama, also affected by the storm, and promised that within 48 hours 1,600 doctors, trained to deal with such catastrophes, would arrive with all the necessary equipment plus 36 tonnes of medical supplies. This offer, and another made directly to President George Bush, went unanswered. In the catastrophe at least 1,800 people, most of them poor, died for lack of aid and treatment."




What callous indifference, what mindblowing arrogance on the part of the US government! {#Sad}

That aside, great tune from Charlie! {#Smile}


Posted 16 years ago by macadavy    [ Reply ]
What a mind numbingly worthless recording. It goes nowhere and actually sux. I hope Bill doesn't have to pay royalties on this one.
Posted 16 years ago by Grizzly_old_man    [ Reply ]
Dos cervezas, por favor.
Posted 16 years ago by big_gare    [ Reply ]
Tex-Mex?
Posted 17 years ago by xc_para_puravida    [ Reply ]
oo that harp'd melt the icicles off my eyebrows wonderful wonderful!!
Posted 17 years ago by Mari    [ Reply ]
"let's go down to Cuba, hear Bodeto Patria play. It'll enrich our hearts with a memory we will have for the rest of our days. Come on let's go. "
Posted 17 years ago by sharkartist    [ Reply ]
8, because the cover is soooooo cool!!
Posted 17 years ago by hiorgos    [ Reply ]
Posted 17 years ago by ndg    [ Reply ]
Charlie is one the greatest living harp players. He studied with Chicago masters.
Posted 17 years ago by stevetheshoe    [ Reply ]
Yo quiero dos mojitos.
Posted 17 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
tony620d wrote:
these latinos never know when to end a song!
hahahahahahahhahahahhaha That was funny even though I sort of like this song.
Posted 17 years ago by electronicthroat    [ Reply ]
I love Mussel!
Posted 17 years ago by gopre    [ Reply ]
¿QUE ME PARECE??? MUY MAAAALA!!!!
Posted 17 years ago by HombreDeMezcal    [ Reply ]
these latinos never know when to end a song!
Posted 18 years ago by tony620d    [ Reply ]
Alanur wrote:
Maybe I was Cuban in my past life?
I know I wish I was born Cuban in this one! (click here)
Posted 18 years ago by lixy    [ Reply ]
winter wrote:
Pain Killers? Please to explain!
whatever kills your pain. in my case a good mojito usually does the job.
Posted 18 years ago by ahoylola    [ Reply ]
¡Muy excelente! More Latin harp! More mezclado blues!
Posted 18 years ago by dionysius    [ Reply ]
bigtwistee wrote:
There are a half dozen Mexican restauraunts in my home town who's 'House Mariachis' sound better than this. Sloppy harp.
Maybe they're not good at playing Cuban music.
Posted 18 years ago by bobrk    [ Reply ]
There are a half dozen Mexican restauraunts in my home town who's 'House Mariachis' sound better than this. Sloppy harp.
Posted 18 years ago by bigtwistee    [ Reply ]
winter wrote:
Pain Killers? Please to explain!
Pain Killers
Posted 18 years ago by Abulafia    [ Reply ]
byrd wrote:
I'll order the Burrito Combo #9 please, and can I get some more nachos and salsa please? Thanks!
Posted 18 years ago by Happygirl    [ Reply ]
I'll order the Burrito Combo #9 please, and can I get some more nachos and salsa please? Thanks!
Posted 18 years ago by byrd    [ Reply ]
Pass me a Corona. 11AM hell, It's 5'oclock somewhere! Happy weekend here I come! What do you think, Cholita??
Posted 19 years ago by strick    [ Reply ]
I was barely listening while working on something else and not realizing it was in Spanish I heard the main chorus as "Can't dent my ass." Made me chuckle.
Posted 19 years ago by gntlemanartist    [ Reply ]
ok. enough already.
Posted 19 years ago by moshevelvul    [ Reply ]
YecatsRoo wrote:
Ahhhhh, makes me think of sipping Pain Killers in the Islands--or anwhere there's sun and water!
Pain Killers? Please to explain!
Posted 19 years ago by winter    [ Reply ]