De Cauto Cristo a rio Cauto
by Arturo Jorge y El Cuarteto Tradicion
A folklore song about life on the country side:
by the banks of the river,
is heard from the bohio,
the sabanero his song.
The evening prepares the mantle
to cover the pasture.
And you will hear a calf
roaring behind a gate,
then you will hear a pawn
doing a cowboy song
then you will hear a pawn
doing a cowboy song.
you can hear the cowboy song.
From Cauto Cristo to Río Cauto
the cowboy song is heard
Oh, uh, uh, uh, cow.
And at dawn
work the milker,
who covered with sweat,
wait for the dawn.
Finish and take the hoe,
clean the groove with love
then picks up a flower
for your beloved guajira
and invites her to hear the güira
what does he do with three folklore
and invites her to hear the güira
what does he do with three folklore
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Composer, arranger, vocalist, tres and guitar player Arturo Jorge is one of Cuba's hidden gems. His songs and poems portray the simple rural life of Eastern Cuba and reflect his early childhood as a farmer's son. His inspiration and musical arrangements can be related to some of the great figures of more
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Arturo Jorge y El Cuarteto Tradicion
Composer, arranger, vocalist, tres and guitar player Arturo Jorge was born in September 1963 in the town of San Rafael, located in the valley of the Rio Cauto, in the middle eastern region of Cuba, the birth place of Cuban traditional music son and son montuno. Arturo's early years were spent in a s more