Eiti Leda - Serú Girán (Charly García 1978) singer reaction and analysis

[@pradith1]

Argentina siempre fue un ecosistema musical muy diferente al de Latinoamérica

[@sergiojuarez01]

Es cierto lamentablemente ya no es así hace un par de décadas...

[@agustincasalino477]

Sergio Juarez si men, sigue representando te guste o no el género de hoy en dia

[@wetdroidedition2549]

Soy mexicano y también pienso lo mismo, una calidad diferente y superior -me atrevo a decir- en comparación con la música que podemos comparar relativamente dentro de la misma categoría que se hacía al mismo tiempo en México u otros países. Dicho de otra forma, por lo menos en esa época no hubo nada similar en gusto o técnica a Charly (o Spinetta) en otras partes de latam.

[@condimentking414]

Sí, en los 70 con Serú Girán. Lástima que nunca tuvieron a Caifanes.

[@PATRIAFUERTE]

No te olvides que el rock argentino no tendría su identidad tan única de no ser por las influencias del folklore argentino (incluído el Tango) y eso es un regalo de Dios único de la cultura hispanoamericana.

[@carlostiviroli9976]

FRANK. GRACIAS POR HONRAR NUESTRA MÚSICA. ABRAZO DESDE ARGENTINA !!!

[@fernandoarmada1484]

Pedro Aznar is the bass player. He left Seru Giran to join Pat Metheny in the early 80s. David Lebon is the lead guitar, amazing musician too.

[@pablocasas2793]

Y Moro, un crack que tocó en varias bandas fundacionales

[@Luz-Co]

Vengo a insistir con la canción "La grasa de las capitales" - Seru Giran: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIeQiImPmMyFbac

[@esteban-hl4hw]

La letra además merece una traducción completa.

[@diegopalomino8813]

Da para analizar todo seru. Viernes 3 am, Perro andaluz y un largo etc

[@estebanf.l.9831]

Pffff... Una de las mejores obras, lejoooos

[@modernclics]

Yes, I vote for that one as well.

[@martinseitune3787]

NO SE INUNDA MAAASSSSS

[@lasmonadas1]

Desarma y sangra - Serú Girán. Amazing song!

[@culturacadenet]

Dude... "A los jóvenes de ayer".

[@enzostoppini6523]

Esooooo

[@squonk01]

@@culturacadenet no se qué le encuentran a esa canción, Seró tiene otras mejores... pero es cuestión de gustos obviamente.

[@michalperach984]

Oh my god. I never heard this song but I saw so many people asking for it and I am so curious and now I'm going to discover it with your reaction woohoo

[@leandroviana4082]

So? What do you think?

[@michalperach984]

It is interesting but a lot to process in one time... I need to listen to this again. Preferably with earphones on a train in the rain. Which I will do this week :)

[@claudio0894]

@@michalperach984 live version is the best

[@marcosmusixpcmusicam]

this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmSYkJumltmGbdE

[@sergiobruno5157]

Hello Michal ! I recommend " autos jets , aviones ,barcos " another great Serú Giran song . I'm very impressed with the bassist ( Pedro Aznar ) . He was only nineteen y o ! Is really amazing . Greets from Buenos Aires !

[@Raptork7]

NICEEEEE! Please react to "Viernes 3 AM" of Seru Giran

[@carlosmarey9939]

👍

[@vicentediazcouretot6072]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 great song!

[@marti_pis]

This is the one

[@facusilvestro1619]

UH AWESOME

[@alejo8820]

Nice corchazo in the head song

[@nanita6071]

Have been listening Charly since I was 10 years old in pirate cassettes of my siblings. I'm 48 and I'm still listening.

[@hugogerez]

It’s a metaphor. Imagine the sweating face of a black woman shining under the sunshine. He wants to see his lover’s face shining like that... After all, if she is sweating and laughing, it is probably because they just had some fun 😉

[@demianabraxas9825]

esclava in spanish means: One piece bracelet without ornaments.

[@lisandromariani7907]

Also, we south american have a total different cultural acceptance of the world slave or black rather than the american has. We embrace the fact of our historical heritage and don't see it like an insult or an offense at all.

[@roguk998]

@@demianabraxas9825 demian is right

[@JuanCarlos-do4pi]

@@demianabraxas9825 u right but charlie don't think about that type of ''esclava'' cuz havve no sense,

[@demianabraxas9825]

@@JuanCarlos-do4pi why not? Shinnig. Like a diamond, smiling truddly... makes sense to me.

[@Michael69]

PS Charly's moustache naturally grows as two colours! He developed vitiligo as a child so parts of his skin have a loss of pigment and the hair that grows from these skin cells are white. In the film 'Adiós Sui Generis' from 1975 you can see him sporting a black and white beard!

[@ArkadiPop]

Exact! Something similar to David Bowie's different color eyes: Pigmentation.

[@trabaregocer]

@@ArkadiPop Bowie's eyes were due to an injury that left him with a permanently dilated pupil, both his eyes were blue.

[@daniellopezz1931]

Friend remember, at that time there is a great military dictatorship in Argentina. That made combine the lyrics of the songs. Charly managed to say things that the military did not understand the meaning .. Charly surfing with the songs .. He avoided censorship, disappearance or death ...

[@diegoh.4904]

Fun fact: Charly wrote this song when he was just 17.

[@culturacadenet]

That si not true. The song is from 1974/1975.

[@DD-rm4eq]

@@culturacadenet Yes, but he write the lyrics when he was 17

[@elrincondenano]

@@culturacadenet The original song is Nena by Sui Generis. He was actually 17. (¿Por qué carajo estamos hablando en inglés?).

[@Cumpa09]

@@elrincondenano jajaja why, chabón?

[@rauldurell5236]

@@elrincondenano "Nena" was played in 1975. Charly was 24 years old. Likewise, he had composed an opera rock named "Theo" in 1968 (he composed just the music, lyrics were writen by Carlos Piégari, a member of the "proto Sui géneris" when they were six members), and after he used parts of that song in Nena, Seminare and some riffs in songs of La máquina de hacer pájaros.

[@nicolasstefanelli5035]

La maquina de hacer pajaros "ah, te vi entre la luces" will drive you nuts!

[@DemianHenrit]

Nicolas Stefanelli this!!!!! The best song of the universe

[@Julianbc01]

Yes, one of the bests songs in spanish rock!!!!

[@flemitaa6189]

The best

[@gabrielruiz8301]

I'ts my favourite song of charly

[@Vonnot]

uff mejor tema o mejor tema de la carrera de charly!!

[@ivkabronzovic6284]

Tks for bringing Charly. He has "a perfect ear" oído perfecto, not many musicians has or had it. He's a real genious. Greets from Mendoza, Argentina

[@nahuel1707]

react o Pedro Aznar (seru giran bass) - mientes encuentro en el estudio. Best bass solo

[@tadeussnemeth]

Yes great song. Pedro Aznar make a great solo un this versión.👍👍

[@vicentediazcouretot6072]

Pedro Aznar fue bajista de Pat Metheny Gruop también.

[@diego12884-o]

@@vicentediazcouretot6072 Creo en en pat metheny group tocaba percusiones. Porq pedro es un dios de la musica en general, no solo del bajo!

[@vicentediazcouretot6072]

@@diego12884-o Si! Totalmente, tocaba percusiones, guitarra, accesorios y hacía arreglos vocales, también compuso un tema llamado Mas Alla, hermoso tema. No ejecutó el bajo en Pat Metheny Grup! 👍🏽👍🏽

[@FORASTERO1967]

@@vicentediazcouretot6072 entro a la Pat Metheny Gruop como percucionista, eventualmente habra tocado el bajo pero no como bajista principal.Saludos

[@ivancordoba9078]

Una recomendación de KZbin me trajo a este video, y que lindo es saber que la música de Charly llega al mundo de esta manera. Para mi, su música es patrimonio Argentino, forma parte de nuestro Adn, y su música debe ser enseñada hasta en los colegios. Aunque el mismo lo diga en la obra maestra "desarma y sangra", "no existe una escuela que enseñe a vivir"

[@adrianmoya4150]

Hooo seru giran, la mejor banda lejos, fueron los mejores músicos de su momento, ahí está su logro, me saco el sombrero a estos grandes, no escribo en inglés porque son argentinos como las Malvinas.

[@JuanHiribarren]

One Argentine underrated progressive rock band is Crucis.

[@tralphstreet]

Hasta charly decia que la maquina quedo opacada por crucis.

[@Jpabloo]

Charly hizo la maquina pensando en hacer algo parecido a Crucis

[@lamaquinadehacerboludeces5620]

Is of the best,and espiritu, invisible or aquelarre

[@andreatosar2256]

Absolutamente cierto

[@andreatosar2256]

Me refiero a Crucis

[@ignacioperassi3770]

"Los dinosaurios" - Charly García, would be great!

[@santiagocisneros831]

Geniiooooooo!!! Sos lo más grande que hay. ❤️❤️❤️ Gracias!!!!!!

[@GianLionti]

La frase de "esclava negra" está unida con la siguiente: "sonriendo con ganas". En ingles seria "Shining like a black slave smiling heartily"

[@raymanzini6414]

Slave es una manera de decir tengo entendido a una pulsera, no seria una esclava literalmente

[@nachokaina1500]

@@raymanzini6414 eso es sleeve, manga o pulcera

[@culturacadenet]

@@raymanzini6414 Sí que sería una esclava. Imagina una mujer negra, una esclava, con su piel sudorosa brillando y sonriendo de felicidad (¿al ser liberada?).

[@culturacadenet]

@@nachokaina1500 "Slave", esclava. Soy argentino. Sé de qué hablo.

[@raymanzini6414]

@@culturacadenet asi como lo decis tu tiene bastante mas sentido y es mas bello, lo decia porque aca en venezuela le decimos esclava a las pulseras, pense que era por eso, gracias y saludos!

[@sincopas1978]

You need to hear the new Seru Giran remaster album La Grasa de las Capitales: Edición 40º Aniversario

[@alegiono]

"Ah, te vi entre las luces", de La Máquina de Hacer Pájaros (banda de Charly de 1976). kzbin.info/www/bejne/fX-7pJ9naLyHlbc

[@runbortrun692]

It's gonna fuck your brains out.

[@pachapatron6892]

The songs from that time were full of messages against the military dictatorship from those days, and those messages were hidden in amazing metaphors to dodge censure and make it to the ears and hearts of the people. Seru giran's work is amazing in every aspect you want to see

[@MariuSweet]

La verdad que es una lástima que no puede entender eso

[@waltermas736]

how dare you to watch Charly jump on your own!! I wanted to see your react

[@hectorpieri2299]

Gracias Frank . Te había pedido esta reacción hace tiempo. Siempre es un placer escuchar Serú Giran.

[@javierdemesa775]

Ni jhon Lennon ni nadie,Charly García es nuestro héroe musical, abraso hermano desde Argentina.

[@danielguzman1114]

Charly García es un músico. Pianista concertista de música clásica convertido en rockero en su adolescencia. Hay canciones o piezas de el que la enseñan en conservatorios como ejemplo desarma y sangra. Un super genio de la música. Uno de los más grande de la historia

[@LaBuenaMoza]

Serú Girán son lo mejor de la música MUNDIAL siempre! GRACIAS

[@emr-73]

GRACIAS FRANK. Sos el 1! En breve llegarán tus millones de suscriptores. Saludos!

[@diegomonsalvez3572]

Que genialidad tu reacción!! Sin duda, una de las mejores canciones de Serú, como tantas otras compuestas por Charly. Yo adhiero a los comentarios de Ah! Te vi entre las luces y Desarma y Sangra. Abrazooo

[@prema9878]

Keyboards that charly is playing top to bottom: MiniMoog model D, ARP Solina String Ensemble, Hohner Clavinet and C Bechstein Piano

[@sandraclaudia1]

Gracias Frank! Toda la discografía de Charly merece ser escuchada!

[@suguspjr]

Charly was referring to Her lover, a Brazilian, and that’s where this LP was mostly produced and recorded

[@RicardoCamargo]

Zoca ?

[@FedericoValido]

That's wrong. Lyrics already said "Esclava negra" in the Sui Generis version. (O sea: no, la versión de Sui dice "Esclava Negra"... Previo al comienzo de la historia con Zoca y el viaje a Brasil con Zoca y Davies. Habría que ver qué interpretación le da el libro de Mara Favoretto).

[@RicardoCamargo]

@@FedericoValido claro, tenia entendido algo asi pero no lei ese libro. Supongo que si lo afirman ahi debe ser veraz. grx

[@FedericoValido]

@@RicardoCamargo el libro que menciono se llama "Charly en el país de las alegorías" . Me refería a que es posible que de una teoría respecto a qué se refiere charly con eso. Saludos.

[@esteban-hl4hw]

Charly said that he was influenced by premiata forneria marconi in seru giran's years.

[@manolmananet]

good reaction frank, the first years of charly are very interesting instrumentally speaking, maybe you could react to: "cancion de alicia en el pais" (seru giran), "desarma y sangra" (seru giran), "viernes 3 am" (seru giran), "inconsciente colectivo" (charly garcia), "la ruta del tentempie" (charly garcia), "me siento mucho mejor" (charly garcia). I know there are many jaja just recommendations. Greetings frank

[@santiagourio183]

Charly García, you don't need anything else to stay alive. I'm a huge fan, he's been touching people hearts for almost 50 years, from 1972 and he's still thriving, his last album was released in 2017 when everyone thought his career had ended. I've seen him twice last year and it was one of the best things I've ever done. Even though he had (and still does) struggled with his condition his mind and spirit are still the same. He's an amazing human and the last big musician here. (I've got two pillows with his face on them) Please make yourself a favor and listen to all of his albums. You should also read more about his life, he has been part of our history, he fought with music against the military forces that commanded in the last military coup, from 1976 to 1983 , some of his songs were censored. Have a great day and thanks 💕

[@de_sibelios]

"Shining like a black slave 's face laughing with joy": it is not a way of romanticizing slavery; Charly wrote about how joy and happiness, when living through hell (slavery is just a metaphore, you can also use famine or poverty), can make anyone shine. When seeing it that way, your conception of the lyrics can change totally. Charly García is all about LOVE & ROCK AND ROLL. Greetings from Argentina!

[@joseimarambio]

Charly is a Sacred Monster of Music here in Latinamerica! I don't know if someone did mentioned it before me, but Charly was a child prodigy since her mother and musician friends discover he had "absolute pitch" when he was just 4 years old. Since then he started yo develop in classic piano and became teacher of harmony at his 12. Later on he listen to The Beatles and the rest it's all history.

[@Rubendduque]

The sound of the video is the studio version. They're just acting but not playing. Thanks for show the greatest latinoamerican music ever.

[@pedrodiezcansecomunoz9676]

Maese Frank, «Eiti Leda» tocada en vivo (live version) es bastante mejor que la versión en estudio. Si escribe en el browser de KZbin «Eiti Leda [Charly Garcia] SERU GIRAN 1982» tendrá la que considero la mejor versión en vivo que logró tocar Serú Girán, muy rockera e impetuosa, con un tempo más veloz. Es justo al revés que con «Cinema Vérité» de Serú Girán: la versión es estudio es la mejor. Por cierto, «esclava negra» podría significar «black slave» o «bondmaid», pero en español «esclava» es también una pulsera o un brazalete (bracelet). Se supone que «Eiti Leda» significa «Coca-Cola» en un idioma ficticio. ¡Saludos!

[@vicentediazcouretot6072]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 totalmente las versiones en vivo son lo mejor.

[@Fer_jotage]

concuerdo, la versión del disco "No llores por mí, Argentina" es muy superior a la original. Si bien no es totalmente en vivo (está bastante retocado el disco en vivo) no deja de ser tremenda

[@culturacadenet]

"Esclava negra" es "esclava negra", "black slave". Pero debes descifrar de qué habla. Luego... Eiti-Leda no es Coca-Cola. "Leda" es, de hecho, "Cisne". Es un lenguaje poético derivado de la canción "Serú Girán", claro. Y puede entenderse como quieras, pero hay pistas. "Lumineria" puede ser "Ciudad" por ejemplo (lumineria, luminaria, luces...).

[@pedrodiezcansecomunoz9676]

@@culturacadenet, tenía entendido que Leda es una ninfa de la mitología griega que fue seducida por Zeus bajo la forma de un cisne, no que ella fuese el cisne. En cuanto a las palabras inventadas, ni modo, Charly y sus amigos usaban su propio «glíglico». Lo de Coca-cola lo había leído en varias fuentes pero no tiene que ser cierto necesariamente y todos sabemos lo bromista que es Charly. Por último, la canción es de la época de Sui Generis y en un principio se llamaba «Nena»; de hecho, la letra parece interpelar a una mujer.

[@leandrocastroale7630]

React to Serú Giran - Cinema Verite

[@martinseoane7359]

Gracias Frank por valorar al enorme artista que es Charly Garcia, este documento estuvo oculto durante décadas, nunca fue el video oficial, cuando una nueva administración se hizo cargo del museo del cine liberaron material en 2015 que estaba olvidado. Como decis es la versión de estudio, estan haciendo playback-

[@nahuelpereyra9228]

Espectacular .. siempre que escucho este tema quedo impactado Tremendo

[@haku9368]

Gracias por existir!

[@ManuelReviews]

Sorprendido realmente de tanto "redescubrimiento" y de la calidad musical de la época 👍👍

[@dplaybass096]

Pedro aznar was the bassist of serú girán band at this times. He's one of the best here in Argentina. I recommend you to find more about "invisible" the Luis Alberto spinetta's band.

[@Feehpzs]

Sou brasileiro e amoo Seru Giran ❤️

[@Oskarsitoo]

gran vídeo charly salto ala piscina donde vivo en mendoza un capo jajaja gracias saludos frank al fin descubri los subtitulos ahora entiendo lo que desis jajajaja

[@don_ivancho]

GENIOS!!! Gracias Frank!! Thanks a lot for doing this reaction, ive been asking for it for ages hahahah, this and Talking Heads are my favorite bands ever and i cannot express what it makes me feel...

[@Michael69]

Hey Frank. Yes, the translation was correct - "esclava negra" does in fact mean "black slave". I'm still not entirely sure of the meaning behind that, but keep in mind that Charly used a lot of poetry in his lyrics so you can't always take his words at face value. This is the studio version and the band lip-synced it for this filming. Serú and a bunch of other Argentine bands were filmed on this green screen in 1978 and the footage only just came out in 2017. This song is considered one of the most important in Argentine history.

[@julianfedericovalls7432]

Hahaha i know I will find you here

[@Michael69]

@@julianfedericovalls7432 estoy en todo 😉

[@culturacadenet]

Ojalá puedas entender esto: "Esclava negra sonriendo con ganas". Y ojalá puedas imaginar a una mujer negra, una esclava, con su piel sudorosa, hermosa y brillante, sonriendo de felicidad. Acaso puedas pensarla libre al final, tras mucho dolor, tristeza, soledad. Saludos desde Argentina.

[@Michael69]

@@culturacadenet ahh sí tenés mucho sentido! Muchas gracias por la aclaración! 😍

[@Michael69]

@Desglex Un pajarito puede contarla que yo también

[@josedebayres321]

The video is a lost tape recently recovered that was recorded in 1978 for one of the Argentine state television stations, apparently as a camera test before the launch of color television in Argentina (and chroma key test as you can see). And yes, indeed, it is a playback taken from the LP version of the song.

[@javito810]

They are a dream Team band, four of the best argentine musicians, Moro, Lebon, Charly and Aznar. And the transalate was correct 😧

[@canonsx30is]

Listen boy, I am very happy that Charly Garcia is your idol as it is for millions of Argentines who from the 70s until today we enjoy it with their songs worthy of a musician who studied from four years of age getting to be a teacher Piano at age nine. He is not a musician anymore, in his music he is perfect and when he gets angry and pushes the pianos it is not because he wants to attract attention, it is because his prodigious ears detected something ugly, maybe from him or maybe from one of his musicians . Total genius, having been born three hundred years or so could have been Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, List, Chopin, and if there is reincarnation the spirit of any of them today lives in it. Written with the google translator. Surely very few understand what you say, if you make a written synthesis of what you speak we could enjoy all your opinions I want to see you naked ... yes, charly of course jojojo Thank you very much che

[@manueltankian3788]

"Ah te vi entre las luces - La máquina de hacer pajaros. It was the band before serú girán and they are pure prog rock, this is an amazing song so i think we all recommend you to hear it and react! Thank you for your content

[@lalimasson]

Charly García ha Sido un gran maestro, muchos de sus músicos han triunfado luego como solistas o con sus propias bandas. 😘

[@gonzalorios2586]

Excelente video, tienes total razón cuando hablas de lo gran compositor musical que es Charly García, de un niño que a los 12 años era maestro titulado de piano que más se podía esperar! Recomiendo mucho "No soy un extraño", "Canción de 2x3", "Total Interferencia".

[@joseluissanchezpazmino6713]

Beautiful reaction... and for sure beautiful choice. I'm a huge fan of Charly García. He started his music career in 1972 in a band called "Sui Generis" an then in another band called Porsuigieco. Both bands played "country rock". In 1977 Charly invented a band called "La Máquina de Hacer Pájaros" (The Bird Making Machine) and then in 1978 he formed the group "Serú Girán (both were progressive rock bands). Serú Girán was named the Argentine Beatles. Charly García is a musical genius, he has ABSOLUTE HEARING. He composed his first symphony at 6 years old and graduated as a symphony conductor at 12 years old. In the first Serú Girán LP, Charly invented a strange languaje for some of the songs: Serú Girán, Eiti Leda, Seminaré, Separata, Cosmigonón... these words have NO MEANING!!!! (at least they don't make logical sense). Congratulations, it´s an exellent video.

[@hernanarroyo7892]

Temazo de serú.. Grande charly🙌 Ahora reaction de MIL HORAS - LOS ABUELOS DE LA NADA.. please frank pleaseeeee!!!!!!

[@JuanCarlos-do4pi]

ty frank, for this u won 1 eternity sub,

[@serialoser]

Thanks Frank for your hommages to Mercedes Sosa and Serú Girán. And yes, this is a studio version recorded later in a studio in front at a chroma key.

[@FrankValchiria]

Thanks for sharing!

[@Lotzo_]

Best Latinamerican prog rock band. La Máquina de Hacer Pájaros was Charly's prog band before Serú Girán, take a look of it too, they made two great albums in the 70's! Good video, thanks from Colombia!

[@andresrios416]

Excelente elección, bro!

[@taelodolores6091]

HIPERCANDOMBE - LA MAQUINA DE HACER PÁJAROS (Charly Garcia Band)

[@alejandropereyrarozas3371]

Frank, thank you for commenting on this song. I was one of the guys that requested it :D

[@joseignacioechague961]

All this kind of songs.. are deep a lot into argentinians hearts, cause is connected with our dark history. When the army take the power

[@mieresmieresito2211]

this is the video we all needed

[@nicolasperseguino2082]

This is a track written by Charly García in his teen year. Now brought back as a composition during his youth. I don't know if this one has a particular meaning. Charly wrote lyrics quite meaninfull and metaphorical but some others are quite like crosswords. Some are about fredoom others about love and unacceptance. Others about social situations and others about his megalomaniac existence. Others about improvement as a human. And many other more thematics. Charly is a profesional. For instance he has cancel concerts because he didn't like the general sound! He has fully paired ears. Ir meando absolute ears. Music flores from his mine. He said once he has musical dreams!

[@riladan3462]

OMG !! YES !!!!! FINALLY SERU GIRAN

[@jeresosa]

Hi Frank, thats the studio version indeed. I am not quite sure where these videos come from (there are many similar ones) which to me appear to be some kind of video-clip

[@juanr5608]

Frank, Charly is together with Spinetta, Pappo, Vox Dei, Porchetto, Leon Gieco and many great bands and soloists of the 70's who promoted Rock culture (sorry if I forget to name other greats). Charly has great musical spikes and was an advanced and innovative. I recommend you to continue with Seru Giran, but don't miss hearing La Maquina de hacer Pajaros. About the video, it's not official, it was recorded along with several other songs from the beginning of Seru if I'm not mistaken in the state channel Channel 7 was not alive, it was playback. Another oddity is that these videos appeared and were released only a couple of years ago. Greetings!

[@franciscoavendano1248]

Frank thats the studio version of the song, and the strings and flaute are for real, and also have synth ontop of it. The black slave verse i think it's a metaphore, Shining beacause of sweat. Great reactions man

[@Fabian_71.]

"Quiero verte la cara brillando como una esclava negra " yes ,real. .. Charly García ,say no more 😅😅😅

[@demianabraxas9825]

Esclava means: One piece bracelet without ornaments.

[@WalterPanessi]

Hi Frank!, You are a funny man! I enjoy your video! Thanks and thanks for do more famous this argentinian big big band.

[@Andy_9.12Drummer]

La banda nació en buzios, Brasil. El público Argentino primero no los recibió bien, pero luego se consagraron como una de las mejores bandas del rock argentino. Nacieron en plena dictadura militar y varias de sus letras repudiaban el procedo militar. Los llamaban los “beatles argentinos”

[@Rayim65]

Hi Frank ... Charly works a lot with the images in his lyrics. He is a big fan of art movies. What i understood from your reaction in front of the phrase ¨shining like a black slave¨, perhaps sounded to you like a ¿racist phrase from Carly?. In that case, It is not at all a racist comment when he says, shining like a black slave ... I personally remember American TV series about African-American slaves and their radiant teeth, smiling despite their sad condition. That evokes for me that image of a black slave smiling with dignity even enthusiasm.That is the feeling that Argentines give us this phrase ... this music is of my adolescence and it is very touching for me, music and lyrics. ..thanks for giving Charly her rightful place in your program.

[@ZionSur]

thanks frank for this reaction! there is another great musician on the band, Pedro Aznar, the Bass player..., listen to his work , you you wont regret...(sorry for my English) greteens from El Bolson, Argentina my brother!!

[@kaiserdogo]

Gran reacción. Hay otra versión más potente de Eiti Leda. Serú Girán siguió tocando hasta entrado los 80s cuando Pedro Aznar (el bajista) se va de la banda para tocar con "Pat Metheny Group" con el que graba varios discos y suma otros instrumentos además del bajo. Gracias! Abrazo desde Buenos Aires!

[@fernandorendon8618]

Charly truly is a master musician both in the classical sense (tasty melodies, interesting hamornies, complex rythms, beautyful textures, etc.) as well as a very rich artist in his aesthetic of musical and poetic discourse with strong political and spiritual messages, definately worth exploring once you get to know him. Check out the Piano Bar sessions, to me that's the peak of an incredible and unique journey

[@tenreck]

A black slave (black slave) is a jewel like a bracelet. He said that he wrote this song inspired on a moment when he was on the hospital a very delicate state. So, half conscent, half alusinating, he saw the black slave on the wrist of a nurse and it was shining on his eyes

[@drbastianac8252]

you have to react to “a los jóvenes de ayer” from this band (seru giran) is the best prog rock song charly garcia ever wrote

[@miandeb]

oh es la mejor canción de todo Serú!!

[@joe120678]

At last the first reaction of this great song of seru giran, if you want to hear more of charly, you have to hear Sui generis

[@pabloromero5385]

SSSIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!!!! Sui generis, que glorioso, por favor!!!!

[@horaciopagani2494]

Charly = absolute pitch, complex composer, king of metaphorical poetry

[@armandoplazolles1723]

Golden years of Charly Garcia goes from 1972 to 1991

[@vanesad862]

The guitarist is David Lebon and the one who plays bass is Pedro Aznar, please listen to them, you won't regret it 😊

[@blancaibarra8008]

PORFAVOR: "Instituciones" de Sui Generis, la primer banda de Charly, y si es posible alguno de la Máquina de Hacer Pájaros. Mis sugerencias son estás: "Ah, te Vi entre las luces", "Bubulina" e "HIPERCANDOMBE" PORFAVOOOOOOOOR!!!!

[@tomasmackeon8261]

Primera banda*

[@adrianfautario4951]

please react to CRUSIS "los delirios del mariscal

[@flemitaa6189]

Se escribe Crucis hno jajaja te corrijo, que tremenda bandaaaa loco, hacía mucho no los escuchabas, hoy voy a delirar un rato con ellos

[@adrianfautario4951]

@@flemitaa6189 tenes razon amigo 40 años escuchandolos hasta los vinilos tengo y pifiarle de esa manera... la tire afuera

[@flemitaa6189]

@@adrianfautario4951 Te corregí por qué no me la aguante perdón jajaja, 40 años loco que buena onda que perdure ese amor a nuestra música a nuestro rock, yo tengo veinte añetes nomas y mí viejo me los mostró hace varios años ( yo toco la viola de chiquilin) y nunca le di bola hasta hace 3 o 4 años que los habré escuchado encerio y me acompañaban en cada viaje en bondi hasta el colegio, y bueno sumarle la máquina, Charly en gral y Spinetta, iba con capitán beto en el bondi, me volaban, como lo siguen haciendo, nunca me aburro de ellos. realmente impresionante lo que hicieron, y me imagino esos vinilos por dios, reliquias son, cuídalos con la vida, te tengo una envidia sana jajajaja, un abrazo grande, aguante el Rock Argentino.

[@adrianfautario4951]

@@flemitaa6189 Todo bien amigo escuchate CRISALIDA de espiritu no te vas a arrepentir abrazo

[@flemitaa6189]

@@adrianfautario4951 Dale loco, ya lo estoy escuchando! Gracias por la recomendación.

[@alfredoeduardonunez2228]

Frank, this is a work of art! A musical orgasm !!!

[@gabrielbeccar2417]

Thank you Frank!!

[@ez4r113]

“Cuando me empiece a quedar solo”-sui generis please !!!

[@juanemmanuelburguezvera730]

Temazo, natalio Ruiz tambien

[@luliverpool]

Really Thanks, Frank. You honor our music. Please react “Las Grasa de las Capitales”

[@alecasosvello]

Yes! Finally! I loved your reaction! I'm a hard die fan of 70s progressive rock. Yes, Pink Floyd, Camel, King Crimson, Premiata Forneria Marconi, and many more. I would suggest more Seru Giran, and Charly's previous projects like La Máquina de Hacer Pájaros (for example the song Hipercandombe), and 70s pure progressive bands like Crucis, specifically the song Delirios del Mariscal. You will be blown away!

[@josedebayres321]

The song was written a few years earlier when Charly was still in Sui Generis, his first band, along with his friend Nito Mestre (another interesting singer songwriter of local scene). The original name was "Nena" (babe, girl) and apparently Eiti Leda is an analog expression, such as "sweet child", but phonetically transcribed from some pre-Columbian native language. In the lyrics the woman seems to be described as a girl, a daughter but who at the same time is taken to take care of the protagonist, a man in chronic convalescence of life. Maybe a selfless and splendid woman like a black slave.

[@condimentking414]

Please, react to Serú Girán self-titled track from their self-titled debut album (which includes the track from this video as well). This song and album are on Spotify. Nice to see your videos of Caifanes and Serú Girán, my two favourite spanish-speaking bands ever. Regarding the video, it was recorded for an Argentinian TV special in the late 70's. Apparently, this video was hidden for 30 years, as it was just unveiled three years ago. It is not a live set but a playback performance.

[@acostadetodomusica]

Seru Giran “La grasa de las capitales” (1979) but the 2019 recent remaster 😉

[@acostadetodomusica]

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[@KKabezaE]

Lo que suena la remasterizacion que hicieron hace poco es super epico, deberia hacer una reaccion!

[@joseluisvelazquez4637]

It is simply a work of art. I recommend you go to the beginning of charly garcia and listen to sui generis, a song called "learning." At that time I was 21 years old, although that group formed a couple of years before. It is an institution of our rock. greetings man and good start of the year

[@87crimson]

La Maquina de Hacer Pajaros was Charly's Prog rock band. But you can also hear prog rock influences on some of Seru Giran's records and the last one from Sui Generis (Instituciones)

[@mune8868]

Excelente!!!! Seru Giran tuvo mucha influencia de Yes. Podrias reaccionar a "Los dinosaurios" de su etapa solista, cancion que habla de la ultima dictadura militar en Argentina

[@ChemaOn]

Very nice video about one of my favorite bands! Thanks for analyzing this... Though I'm kinda disappointed you didn't say anything about the bass :( Pedro Aznar is one of the greatest bass players I've heard, you should pay more attention to what he does... Anyways, maybe I'm just obsessed with the way he plays 😅 but he really is amazing. Hope you get to know more about his music, he is also a great singer, guitarist, pianist, etc... Amazing musician overall! Charly is certainly a master, but Pedro Aznar has great things to offer to this musical world as well! Just listen at what they did together! Thanks again for the video, really enjoyed it!

[@ernestofunes1573]

Para mí es la mejor canción de Charly, en su mejor período creativo. Esa, y ' Te vi entre las luces', del primer disco de la Máquina.