Sunday, August 15, 2010

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Welcome and welcome back to it your favorite blog (Ay aja [ nor is his or her favorite (how sad ) ] ), today I bring up the receiver of your choice (or as they say your computer [
or iPod (iPhone
), cellular ( why ), iPad, or whatever ] ) the second installment of the World Covers , this time the cover is rola: Besame much.

This Rolita was made (or that was broken [ nipple joke, I know ] ) by a call jalisquilla Consuelo Velazquez ( says my dad told which is known as Velázquez Consuelito ) at the age of 16 years old (not reached the bell and was performing boleros
) but it was published and first performed until 1940 by a English-year-old mexicanisado by Emilio Tuero, if I believe the first version here:


And now, the covers. The first is in King's voice, they listen to Elvis Presley singing Besami besami musho ♫ ♫:

What happens when an actor together with ( disque ) rapper wanting to smooch? You get to Danny Aiello and Hasan ( say that dial because I do not know [I know rappers ] ) singing Besame Mucho:

A great song so big you can only call after being played by a big band (this was very big [ or I said many times bigger right? ] ) such as The Beatles:

The following is a well-known version ( for my family [ my dad always put at parties and family meals ] ), here's Ray Conniff and ( their movements flirty ) his orchestra:

Some DJ's are accustomed rolas to use pieces of their mixtures, but such a burst Gadjo 9 minutes of a very danceable Besame Mucho, Listen (if you have 9 minutes ):

So what, we dance? Listen now ( a Chilean called ) Anami that rate of hustle plays the same song that everyone in this post:

And of course, the very Mexican Pedro Infante also fell this track, curiously, in English:

guy
Olé in Spain a lot and also kiss the hand of Brown Sugar hear this version, olé:

Do you know my fantasy (I'm yours [ just that he forgets ] )? I present to Susan ( dominatrix ) Besame Mucho Zavaleta playing the way he asks me every morning (ay aja
)

Does anyone remember ( known ) Duncan Dhu? Because they too have their version, their own catchy and danceable style, put on your patent leather shoes and dance:

Now that walks Cerati retemalito, here I leave 40-something seconds of Besame Mucho that began with Soda Stereo in 1988:

As Cerati, who performed another 40-something seconds of this track, it was Brian Molko of Placebo:



No know why there was no good because this version of Nat King Cole ( and I know it was listed last, I do not blame
):


Besame far
translated into more than 2 languages ( in fact more than 20 ) and one of them is Chinese (or Japanese [ what am I supposed to know ]
), here are a singing Zsuzsa Cserháti Szeretlek Én (Besame Mucho or as
):
One of my favorite singers ( few women I like how they sing [
'm not sexist or anything eh ] ) is Lila Downs, obviously, is mentioned because that Oaxaca has its besotes pa 'Deal:


Here we start with the most different covers ( I know that there
). Here come the Pirates with this noisy version ( end) and half oscurona:


And now, with you Telefunka, with a pretty nice cover as pa 'throw the glass of wine and chatting



are on the list of those who cover Perfidia, and yes ... also here. The Ventures with a rate nearly surfer, very cute. Bring out the surfboards and we a. .. snogging:



Oh that some did not want to get up to surf? Well let's see if listening to Los Thunder Surfers remain seated:



( I said it before and I repeat now
) In my list ( intetaré that ) never miss a little bit of reggae and ska, so ... here I leave the reggae. The Assembly Bimba for you:


ska And now, with this I leave, I hope not to have been so many covers (yes I know
). I leave to the Inspector and now:


and were saved because they are fed up with the performers who play some interpretation of this great grounder.
But it is enough for all, I hope you enjoy this appetizer. There see it.


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