Carisch El Nuevo Ritmo Latino - Paroles et Accords
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Summary of This Book
This sheet music collection brings together a selection of great classics and popular hits that have marked dance floors, radio stations, and Latin parties. It includes iconic tracks such as "Abriendo puertas" and "Mi tierra" (Gloria Estefan), "La vida es un carnaval" (Celia Cruz), "Corazón espinado" (Carlos Santana), "Cuando volverás" and "Obsesión" (Aventura), as well as intergenerational anthems like "Macarena" (Los Del Río), "Aserejé" (Las Ketchup), and "Lambada (Llorando se fue)" (Kaoma).
The strength of this book lies in the diversity of moods: the nostalgic elegance of "Dos gardenias" and "Candela (ay Candela)" (Ibrahim Ferrer), the "son" spirit of "Chan chan" (Compay Segundo), the energy of merengue and tropical rhythms with "La bomba" (Azul Azul) or "El tiburón" (Projecto Uno), not to mention the mambo swing with "Mambo jambo (Que rico el mambo)," "Mambo ndeg 8" (Pérez Prado), and "Mambo No. 5 (A little bit of...)" (Lou Bega).
Designed to enrich a "live" repertoire, this content is particularly inspiring for musicians who love Latin grooves and want to vary their colors: catchy riffs, unifying choruses, and pulses that naturally invite dancing. It is also an excellent working base to refine rhythmic articulation, attack precision, and sense of style, whether playing these songs for pleasure, in class, rehearsals, or events.
Technical specifications
| Musical Genre | Latin | ||
| Artist | Various | Language | Spanish (mainly) |
| Genre | Latin music sheet music collection | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which Gloria Estefan songs are included in El Nuevo Ritmo Latino - Lyrics and Chords?
The selection includes Abriendo puertas and Mi tierra, performed by Gloria Estefan. These two titles are featured alongside La vida es un carnaval by Celia Cruz and Corazón espinado by Carlos Santana.
Are the lyrics in Spanish?
The lyrics are mainly in Spanish, consistent with the language specified for this collection.
Does it include mambo tracks?
Several mambo titles are included: Mambo jambo (Que rico el mambo), Mambo ndeg 8 by Pérez Prado, and Mambo No. 5 (A little bit of...) by Lou Bega. This selection highlights the distinctive swing of this repertoire.
Which popular Latin classics are featured in this book?
The content notably gathers Macarena by Los Del Río, Aserejé by Las Ketchup, and Lambada (Llorando se fue) by Kaoma. It also includes Cuando volverás and Obsesión by Aventura.
Is this collection suitable for a Latin live performance repertoire?
The selection is designed to enrich a live set centered on Latin grooves. Titles like Chan chan by Compay Segundo, La bomba by Azul Azul, and El tiburón by Projecto Uno bring tropical and merengue colors to the sound.
