lunes, 27 de octubre de 2014

JOE ARROYO





HISTORY




(Alvaro Jose Arroyo Gonzalez, Cartagena de Indias, 1955 - London, 2011) Colombian composer and interpreter, called Sonero of America. Enjoys music since childhood, at age eight and sang in public; at twelve he had become one of the voices of the choir of the cathedral and at the same time made ​​a living singing in a place called The Nut. 
He later moved to Toronto, the city where he joined the orchestra Protest, which was created in 1970. In 1971 he moved to Medellin to join Fruko and his band Tesos, with whom he performed some of his greatest hits during a season and toured Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and the United States. 

In the mid 70s, Arroyo became leader of Latin Brothers; with this band trombone and violin had the opportunity to edit excellent albums. He also recorded some songs at that time with the band Leaders. In 1981 he formed his own band, La Verdad, whose debut album would be titled Arroyando. In 1983 he nearly lost his life due to drug abuse. 


In 1985 he played a theme in the album arrived, the band Alberto Barros Titans, beginning a fruitful collaboration. Barros played trombone and helped arrange some of the discs Arroyo and La Verdad. Charlie Pla, brother of the leader and interpreter of Latin Roberto Pla timbales, percussion dealt with Truth on several of his albums. 




In 1989 he performed at the Empire Ballroom in London. His albums Fire in My Mind (1988), In Action (1990) and War of the silent (1991) were published in the UK by Island Records subsidiary Mango. Fire album in my mind (1989) contains a piano solo Chelito Castro and several songs influenced by African music and contemporary salsa.
In 1990, because Arroyo had won the Congo de Oro prize in the Barranquilla Carnival many times, the Super Congo de Oro prize for him, so that he could give other bands a chance to access the award was created. On July 19, 2003, the eve of independence day of your country, the Colombian community in New York paid a massive tribute. 

In addition to performing a variety of traditional Latin rhythms like salsa, son, montuno and native cumbia, Joe Arroyo experimented and developed from the fusion of Colombian and Caribbean rhythms, a style that would be called a derivation its name: Joesón. He pioneered in the mid-80s, in the form of pan-Caribbean fusion are called Caribbean, and many of his records, excellent, are paradigmatic examples of the best Caribbean salsa.






NOCHE DE ARREBOLES



Hay noches de arreboles 
Que incitan al amor 
Y en los alrededores 
Se enciende el ardor 
Son noches de ilusiones que 
Como hoy te llaman 
Y te dicen mi cielo, 
Cada día, te quiero más 

Hay noches de arreboles que 
Te incitan vida mía 
Temblando de emociones 
Me das tu pasión 
Son noches de arreboles que 
Como hoy, cual flama 
Encienden corazones 
Ansiosos, al amor 

(Si) Noche de arreboles como la de hoy 
Te incitan y te entregan al placer del amor 

Son noches de emociones 
Son noches de pasiones 
Son noches de rubores 
Llenas de desilusiones de amor 

Noche de arreboles como la de hoy (Si, como la de hoy) 
Te incitan y te entregan al placer del amor 

Son noches de temores 
Pero que noches de dolores 
Son noches que me llaman 
Que me empujan 
Que me impulsan 
Y me dicen que 
Que me entregue a la pasión 
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Ahora que te he conocido 
Oye bien lo que te digo 
Donde vayas yo te sigo mujer 
Pues mi amor llevas contigo 

Noche de arreboles como la de hoy (Noche de arrebol) 
Te incitan y te entregan al placer del amor 

Son noches de temores 
Pero que noches de ilusiones 
Son noches de ilusiones que me llaman 
Que me empujan 
Y me impulsan que 
Que me dicen que 
Que me entregue a la pasión 

Noche de arreboles como la de hoy (Si, como la de hoy) 
Te incitan y te entregan al placer del amor 

Oye mama no me llores 
Mira que te traigo flores 
Oye olvida los temores 
Que que imaginaciones 
Ardientes corazones 

Ilusión… que va 

Noche de arreboles como la de hoy 
Te incitan y te entregan al placer del amor 

Tu cu tu cu pa 
Tu cu tu cu pa 
Tu pa ca tu pa ca 
Tu pa can bo 

Así me suena el corazón de amor 
Cuando siento las pasiones 

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  2. Hello Dianis, I like this artist , his songs are beautiful.

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  3. Hi, the song that I like most is Mary Yoe, I love the sauce, but I like to dance the charanga.

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  4. Hello Diana , joe was a great master of Colombian salsa music genre .a song that I love about the is a Kind.

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    1. he is a legend, his songs are very good and have a unique rhythm.

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  5. I like Joe Arroyo
    What is the song that more you like about it?

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