#classicsong

it’s still unanswered, unsolved problems for me.

whether i’m being selfish or is it truly unapologetic act of

a heart-broken man?

whether it’s truly unacceptable circumstances i’m not interested 

to drown into, or

it’s the state of one’s mind to draw a long-infinite crumble line.

i don’t even have any bravery to guess.

one thing i’m sure about:

Que viva la salsa

“Yours (Quiéreme Mucho)” is Juan Carlos Quintero’s interpretation of the classic Cuban melody by Gonzalo Roig.

Rather than dramatically reworking the composition, the arrangement focuses on feel, phrasing, and ensemble interplay — allowing the melody to unfold naturally through warm guitar tone and subtle rhythmic movement.

Featuring legendary percussionist Luis Conte on timbales, the track blends Latin influence, melodic jazz sensibility, and an intimate late-night atmosphere that can connect across instrumental, crossover, and globally influenced audiences.

"This music conveys romance and passion — written in a time when songs were built on themes that transcended generations. To Justo, Luis, and every member of this incredible band — thank you. This one belongs to all of us", Juan Carlos Quintero.

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Recorded & Mixed by Talley Sherwood, Mastered by Peter Doell.

Co-produced by Guillermo Guzman.

Art by Guilloume.

Strangers In The Night 🎵 Waarom dit nummer mijn evergreen is… Als Tienenaar met een hart dat altijd een beetje op het ritme van muziek klopt, kies ik mijn evergreens nooit zomaar. Sommige liedjes zijn meer dan melodieën; ze zijn kleine tijdcapsules die je meenemen naar momenten die je nooit wilt vergeten. Dit nummer raakt me telkens opnieuw — niet omdat het luid schreeuwt, maar omdat het…

🎅ANOTHER 🎄CHRISTMAS CLASSIC, OR IS IT?❓

🎤Jona Lewie - 🐴Stop The Cavalery

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Stop the Cavalry" is an anti-war song and a Christmas song written and performed by the English musician Jona Lewie, released in 1980. The first lyrics he thought of were actually 'can you stop the gallantry', about the gallant soldiers of the Crimean War and especially the charge of the Light Brigade. This later became Stop the Cavalry and I widened the perspective of the song to be about all wars and all soldiers. There is one line about the soldier being on the front and missing his girlfriend: 'I wish I was at home for Christmas.' The record company picked up on that from a marketing perspective and added a tubular bell.

18/09/25

By Gavin Tate