Musica de los 70 en español para escuchar

memories of love (lembranç…

Did you know that, to the madness of the fans, this Thin Lizzy song is always played at Irish rugby matches? With Phil Lynott’s unmistakable voice, his legendary guitar riff and a fantastic chorus, this is an ideal song to sing with your mates, beer in hand. Buy the album

If you’re of a certain age and have a good memory, it’s hard not to relate John Lennon’s Imagine to the video of El Informal with Florentino Fernández dubbing the song («No me abras la ventana, a oscuras quiero cantar»). Inspired by a collection of poetry by Yoko Ono, it is a classic as simple as it is devastating, which did not have the success it deserved until after the Beatle’s death.Buy the album.

The piece that gives its name to this revolutionary flamenco album, as pioneering as it was criticized, as when Bob Dylan switched to the electric guitar, is taken from a poem by García Lorca and in it Camarón was surrounded by great figures such as Raimundo Amador and Kiko Veneno. The singer was ahead of his time with a fusion of styles that only with the passage of time could be appreciated in its majesty.Buy the album

i am a rebel

The romantic ballad is a musical genre that appeared in the 1960s and became popular in some Latin American and European countries.[1] It is characterized for being a genre interpreted in slow tempo, always dealing with love themes.[2] It is a genre that has been interpreted in slow tempo, always dealing with love themes.[3] It is a musical genre that has become very popular in some Latin American and European countries.

Question: But it is precisely you who is recognized for having introduced everyday speech to the bolero. The bolero worshiped a hackneyed love discourse. I wanted to take it out of that and I tried to avoid exaggerations. I learned a lot from guys like Luis Demetrio or Álvaro Carrillo, who entered a different wave. I followed them and I took the lead, I put in everyday words, I took some licenses.[10]

love me as i am

Caetano Veloso – You Don’t Know Me (1972)Veloso was not particularly appreciated by the military dictatorship that ruled Brazil since the 1964 coup d’état and after several run-ins with power, he and Gilberto Gil were imprisoned in 1969 and then forced into exile. Thus, Transa was recorded in London during a particularly dark period for him, even if the result did not convey that darkness.

99. Rodriguez – Sugar Man (1970)The story of Sixto Rodriguez is by now well known thanks to a disputed and debatable documentary (life has no beginning, middle and end, folks, welcome to the post-fall-off-a-bucket life world), but undoubtedly effective, intelligent and well thought out. With the Searching for Sugar Man debate over (and with its director dead to defend himself), what remains relevant is the belated discovery of two albums full of fantastic songs like this one.

98. George Harrison – Apple Scruffs (1970)Sinatra used to say that ‘Something’ was the best love song ever written and he finished it off by attributing it to Lennon and McCartney, a perfect example of the (now happily overcome) neglect of an outstanding author. In 1970 things were still complicated and with the henhouse in full war of egos, Harrison launched his third solo album to release wonders of this caliber. Discussing what Let It Be would have been like if some songs from All Things Must Pass had been included is always fun.

the trunk of memories

«Exile on Main St.», released in 1972, is one of the most applauded albums of this band. Today, we can still enjoy concerts of The Rolling Stones in world tours that continue to fill stadiums from start to finish. This has made them the longest-lived band in rock history.

Queen was founded in 1970 in London when Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor, Brian May and John Deacon joined forces to create a group that achieved overwhelming success. In 1975 is when the fame of Queen exceeded the borders of England thanks to the appearance of the album «A Night at the Opera» where the single «Bohemian Rhapsody» is found. From then on, the band’s fame became worldwide and they started to tour the United States at the end of the seventies.

There are many outstanding Queen songs, but the one that unanimously gives us all the goosebumps is «Bohemian Rhapsody», so here is a live video of a performance in Montreal. Watch it, it’s thrilling!