Harlem Nocturne long version by The Viscounts 1960, plus 1

Found only on their 1960 Madison LP, the extended version of their hit Harlem Nocturne.
Plus @5:34 The Touch (Le Grisbi) from the album.

[@buckwheatINtheCity]

This song has that midnight in the big city feel to it. Fog, neon lights, bars and night clubs and all that. The late 1950s was a special time in American culture. This song is the embodiment of it all.

[@toddwindyhill]

You got it, Rohan!...and my thanks to Walt(Google: Sweeney, Walter F.), Joan, and others, who made the period so special for me. The memories live-on, today.

[@robert2628]

try to check out the johnny Otis or The Stan Kenton versions

[@brigittebeltran6701]

💯

[@LithuaniaMania]

It's hard to admit, but I can recall like yesterday when my sister & I would listen to this song for hours and hours in the living room of the house we grew up in way back in the day. I'm now 70 & she's 72. We weren't even teens then. We both dressed in black turtle necks and black pants and laid around like little Beatniks, with all the lights turned out. Our parents thought we went nuts. I'm not a fan of this long version. The 45 was absolutely perfect. If I had to pick just two songs from my past that made a deep impression on me it would be this hypnotic and iconic song, along with "Sleep Walk" by Santo & Johnny. They just don't make em' like those anymore.

[@mrjekruse]

While I like this offering, my memories are attached to the original Viscount version. Sleep Walk is also on my short list. Wonderland By Night by Bert Kaempfert does not fit the haunting aspect of the former two songs but it is one of my favorites for the memories it evokes. If you have not heard it you might give it a listen. I think you would enjoy. By the way, I am right between your age and your mothers, I am 81, yet Harlem Nocturne appeals to us all. Good music knows no age boundaries.

[@mrjekruse]

Sorry, I got a bit of the next comment confused with yours.

[@rogerchinnici179]

@@mrjekruse Oh yes, I also owned the 45 of "Wonderland By Night"! I agree that is not the same hypnotic and dreamy type of music as "Sleepwalk" & "Harlem Nocturne" but you are spot ON that it evokes MANY wonderful memories. Any thoughts on "What'd I Say" by Ray Charles? Another memory grabber!

[@mrjekruse]

@@rogerchinnici179 I like What'd I Say and Ray Charles in general - almost always "happy" music. Once I tried to pick my top ten. Songs I could listen to forever and not get tired of them. The best I could do is narrow my list down to a top fifty and there were still more that could have made the list. I have enjoyed jazz, rock, folk, R & B, bluegrass - just about everything expect opera, which I respect but don't care for, and rap, which just isn't for me. I always felt that anyone who has one 'favorite' song just hasn't heard many songs. You might consider making a top fifty list and then making sure to much doesn't pass between listening to them.

[@danzifer]

That's awesome! It paints a picture to me

[@sawtooth4615]

When I was a kid in the 60s, this was always the last song at our Saturday night dances.

[@franlabosco9462]

I always thought it was a very Sensual sound of music💖

[@chikezieJack]

I love this song so much and that's why I also love Mickey Spillane Mike Hammer.

[@georgehaas1914]

I remember this was the theme of the Mike Hammer tv show. It fit the vibe of that show. If you love the sax sound this song has to be in your all time top ten saxophone hits.

[@danielf.giallombardo6285]

A simply incredible Blues/Jazz piece

[@OliviaDI]

I found this!! Thanks!! I dedicate this to that dude I danced all N Yrs Eve '64 with! We went steady one year & married. Both just 16. We left home so young we will never get old!

[@thescatologistcopromancer3936]

Years ago, I was walking home from the local convenience store, maybe half a mile. One of the neighbors I passed was being absolutely RAILED to this version. Sounded like a great time.

[@eprice6576]

I love this track. The Viscounts really bring out that bluesy mood.

[@xibbumbero1945]

Man,this song takes me back to 1961 and summer party dances held in garages. Some nice memories going back to a more innocent time.

[@mrjekruse]

Amen! In '61 I was 21 and it was a great time.

[@toddwindyhill]

Bingo!.......the party at Sonny's house....everyone was there!

[@JoeChasseartist]

as of April 2014, I am 67 years old. Class of '64. Man, I thought this was the coolest! I'd imagine it in my head at school and bop around with my eyelids half shut....aint no cooler than that shit!

[@JazzzMichael]

Great rendition

[@paulacooper7702]

Wow! I had searched and searched for this particular version of this song. I even got back as far as the original 1933. I love this one

[@robert2628]

I play this song on my guitar. I always thought that this song should be The Film Noir Anthem 👍

[@whitecrow7147]

EVERY STRIPPER IN THE WORLD TOOK IT ALL OFF TO THIS SONG THE BEST ONE TO STRIP TO ALSO ONE OF THE BEST SLOW SONGS TO GRIND WITH

[@lengasparini2918]

The same with "Night Train" and "Green Onions."

[@ojshilinski8358]

I think Ravel's Bolero would be a better one for a stripper - what do you think?

[@christopherfattibene7296]

I love this tune! It is so haunting and beautiful!

[@user-rp4cj5xl7m]

I'm fixing to be a young 81, and I was a part of the rock-and-roll start with the Father of Rock-and-Roll, Bill Haley and the Comets, Rock Around the Clock! The Viscount song was just one of many of my favorites. Love IT! There is Bill Dogget & Hony Tonk Part I & 2, Link Wray & Jack the Ripper and Rumble, The Chantays & Pipeline, Buddy Holly, Gene Viscent, Chuck Berry, The Fendermen & Mule Skinner Blues, Three Dog Night, of course Led-Zepplin Pink Floyd, The Eagles, Stevie Ray Vaughan, ...........sooo many more!!! I've heard a LOT of GREAT MUSIC through the many, many years, also good, fair, and POOR music!!! But the music of the 50s, 60s, 70s, and 80s will ALWAYS keep me young at heart!!

[@lindabalent2755]

Me too! One of the Bill Halley Comets lived only a couple of blocks away from where we lived. Philadelphia suburb scene.

[@raynekraven]

I hear the metallic sounds of Christine as she repairs herself to show Arnie what she is capable of....

[@bobkimberlyvideo1]

Coolest ever. Walking through a strange city late at night. Neon reflecting on rain washed streets....

[@chrisgreen8539]

Absolutely! exactly what I sense when I hear this one. :-)

[@don1carter]

Especially if you've had a couple good tokes:o)

[@arrow401davie3]

Chris Green Yes, Mike Hammer , Phillip Marlowe, Richard Diamond walking down the alley at the same time!

[@johnforbis5037]

1966, San Francisco, the Filmore flying on LSD walkin in the heavy fog, expecting Sam Spade 'round the next corner. Nothing could hurt us because we were bullet-proof. Wonderful times

[@jenniferlindsey6555]

My uncle plays tenor sax and this song sounds very similar to his playing style. And, he can knock the socks.off of this song. My favorite version of this song.

[@barbaraturner9828]

this tune got to my soul since the first time I heard it when I was 12

[@glennjacobs9090]

I'm your age 100% agree

[@leigheifert1663]

Heard it when I was 12 also???????????

[@Grandtrunk]

We’re the same age. Cheers!

[@Grandtrunk]

When I was 15 I snuck into a burlesque in Detroit and the gal stripped to this song. It was fun losing my innocence!

[@karltaylor4455]

I was 9 or 10

[@tiffany123178]

I remember when they came out with this song, I loved it then and still do…I do have their album with this song on it

[@mijacons]

Damn, the sax player is awesome! I'm enjoying this on a cold winter night thinking of a smoky bar in a hot tropical night looking straight on into a stranger's eyes and dancing slowly to him! Very sensual!

[@BiggDogg25100]

Christine brought me here. "Show me."

[@OtisFan1]

I love this. Never heard the long version before. My mother, now 92, loves this so much that she has kept the original 45 in her dresser drawer for 53 years. I can't wait to play this for her. P.S., I had always assumed the Viscounts were black. Guess white guys can have soul, too.

[@maevawong6711]

My record is hanging on the wall!

[@captlarry-3525]

they might have had dope, but that;'s about it. Hagen, who wrote this wasn't black..but he wrote it in tribute to Duke Ellington and Johnny Hodges in 1940. Search around.. this is one of the crummier versions of this song you can find. Try Illionis Jaquet.. for comparison.

[@ojshilinski8358]

@@captlarry-3525 You are certainly right re. Illinois Jaquet - I'm 86 and Harlem Nocturne has never ceased to bring a longing ache in my being. I can understand OtisFan's 92 year old mother's love of the song. What brought me here now was an emailed response to a 4 year old comment I made when listening to Illinois Jacquet. Being home-bound due to coronavirus pandemic gives us time to reflect ..........

[@hammered0184]

@@captlarry-3525 "Opinions" There are no crummy (sic) versions of Harlem Nocturne. This is the Rock version and pretty damn good. I'm a fan of Jacquet's version myself as well as Georgie Auld's smooth rendition and other Jazz musicians.

[@alanhardman2447]

@@hammered0184 - Right about opinions! However, I'm a huge Danny Gatton fan, but his "Harlem Nocturne" SUCKS! And I've heard five or so different renditions by Danny...

[@mrjekruse]

I want to thank Stephan King for writing Christine and who ever decided to use Harlem Nocturne in the movie. It surely added to the movie and made another generation aware of this great piece.

[@janesullivan7530]

I am 73 years old.I am lost in that SAX!

[@michaelcollins237]

got cha by 2 yrs and good point sax

[@hammered0184]

Same here and last year I bought an old sax my friend had since he was 13 just like the one used here and I am coming along real well re-learning after 50 years.

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

(IMOHO): THE SELMER TENOR BALANCED ACTION IS THE MOST SOULFUL,ROCKIN', HIP GRINDING< FOOT STOMPING HORN EVER BUILT & PLAYED>. COUPLED WITH A BERG LARSEN METAL 110/1 & A BERG LARSEN EBONITE 120/1, TOPPED OFF WITH RICO ROYAL REEDS. THE VISCOUNTS SAX MAN< STAN GETZ , & JOHNNY ALMOND(JOHN MAYALL & BLUES BREAKERS), STEWART MATHEWMAN(SADE) + JOHN COLTRANE/LESTER YOUNG

[@JR-HeavenonEarth]

I was in the Army waiting in a bus depot when I first heard this song by The Viscounts and fell in love with the sax. I heard another version by The Ventures on guitar. Not the same. Night try but no cigar as they say.

[@johnforbis5037]

This is THE version !

[@xibbumbero1945]

Memories of garage dances in the summer of 1961.

[@user-kp7er5bk6h]

I am huge fan of this song .I am seeing the daughter of the Guitarist Bobby Spivack .He is doing well at 84. I love his daughter Michelle

[@garystorm7353]

When I was a kid I heard this constantly being played by my aunts and uncles who were themselves teens at the time.

[@cncboots2]

R.I.P. My Beautiful older Brother. Lawndale Forever....

[@SavatageFanForever]

OMG This song brings back some good memories.

[@markess489]

Same here, listening to this over and over while I talked to my high-school girlfriend on the phone.

[@lindabalent2755]

I was 17 and partying a lot with a crowd we called the Tribe. All night and all weekend parties, and this played at all the all nighters 1960-1962

[@destineydevereux4722]

My grandmother loved telling us how she worked in a sleazy strip club in the Midwest way back and this was one of her songs along with "" Night train "",,, she was not a boring lady !!💋

[@senorxrey6429]

Wow. I don't know what to say! I've never heard the long 5:32 version of this amazing song before. This is the definitive version for my money. Thanks for posting!

[@jasoncarpp7742]

Awesome music! I've heard this countless times over the years, and I never get tired of it. I've never heard this extended version before. I like it! :)

[@franlabosco9462]

Me Either,but I love it…Fabulous Music🎼🎼📀📀❤️

[@OliviaDI]

An older brother gave me this relic 45 RPM record when I was 16. A friend went to play it and broke it! For years, this record was not available in any Los Angeles, San Francisco, or New York record shop. Due to popular demand it was re-released. Enjoy!

[@donplayerman1944]

this is the 1st version i ever heard of this tune way back in the early 60's i liked it then and still do

[@Mr39036ce]

the fifty thumbs down have absolutely no clue where music has come from nor where its going from here.

[@brigittebeltran6701]

Best Film Noir sound!!! Why does it make me cry? 😢

[@janiceriley7209]

Love this arrangement of Sir Dukes original composition. This is a masterpiece. It was all before my time but it incisions old LA Cali at night in the early sixties. Nightlife and mystery. Oh yes.

[@yellowdoggranny]

this is my favorite song..since the first time I saw them..They played in the town I lived in back in the mid /late sixties and I was hooked..

[@InnerWutanfall]

Credit Earle Hagen for composing this unforgettable sultry song in 1939 while an arranger in the Ray Noble Orchestra.

[@ojshilinski8358]

.....the melody clings to my heart strings...... it won't let me go when I'm lonely.... tho' I'm 85 this sinks into my inner-being no matter when I hear just a few notes - maybe you too?

[@mrjekruse]

Yes - also I am in your peer group at age 81 and while many of life's pleasures are behind me, music, especially the music that brings back special memories, will be with me until I go to what ever is next, and I hope there is music there. (If there is, and I wind up in Hell, it will be rap music)

[@ojshilinski8358]

@@mrjekruse Thank you! I'm delighted to be brought back to this - Needless to say-but obviously -- I haven't changed........

[@ojshilinski8358]

@@mrjekruse Oh! I forgot to say - when I was a child I wanted to be a breeze or a tree - but later on-maybe you guessed it - I wanted to be a sax!

[@jazzlover7434]

This was the song that made me want to play the saxophone! I first heard it (and bought) the single version when I was nine in 1959. Even at nine years old, the emotion behind the sax solo just blew me away. (to digress - kind of like when Duane and Gregg Allman went to their first R&B concert when they were still kids - Duane turns to Gregg and said, "Litle brother we got to get into this... and the rest was history).Tonight, surfing youtube, was the first I had ever heard there was a second and longer version. Though the main phrase is just repeated two or three times, this longer version sustains the mood of the song, that finishes too quickly on the single version. I especially liked the dramatic crescendo towards the very end of this version, also heard for the first time. This is solid stuff....

[@walterstoffel4714]

It's all a matter of taste. The shorter version leaves me wanting more. This longer version leaves me wanting less. www.lanceaspiritunbroken.com

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

IT WAS JOHN MAYALL'S BLUESBREAKERS "GOING TO CALIFORNIA" & JOHNNY ALMOND ON THE TENOR THAT PUT A SPELL ON ME. GAVE UP THE VIOLIN & MOST EVERYTHING ELSE . ACTUALLY WORE JAW OUT(SURGERY) PLAYING AT LEAST 5 HRS. A DAY, W/ A MEAN GROWL & SUBLIME SUBTONE. PAUL DESMOND'S SOFT SOUND ASO CAPTIVATED ME. AT "SOME POINT" MY SOUND WAS AS GOOD AS KENNY G.(HAD A GOOD TEACHER EARLY ON)

[@ojshilinski8358]

I've always said if I weren't a human I'd be a saxophone or a tree - deep music fills the night...

[@ojshilinski8358]

Your commentary reminds me that when I was young I wanted to grow up to be a saxophone - the feeling just sinks in and becomes a part of you...I didn't want to be a human....

[@cosmicstargazer10]

So glad to find this, thank you so much, Shazam gave me nothin'! I'm watching Christine again, the subtitler was kind enough to detail the artist, now I'm here & like the other Arnie; I'll be back...

[@luluwinke6581]

such a great song/instrumental

[@mrjekruse]

While many know this song from Christine, my recollection is that there was not a stripper in the late 50's and 60's that did not have Harlem Nocturne in their routine. When done like the version by the Viscounts there is a beat and certain grittiness that just fits the act and the atmosphere. Fond memories. Thanks for the extended version.

[@dlaneskirmont2392]

Awesome song!!!!

[@paulasundquist2275]

Dick Dale and the Deltones played this to end the night at Harmony Park Ballroom in the sixties. Never forgot the sound.

[@glennjacobs9090]

Must have been gooood

[@tdrtx]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!! The long version is the one I always remembered, but "The Touch" is new to me, and it's killer too. What a sound.

[@carriecox2360]

Carrie Cox - That's some serious reverb on that guitar! It's a fun and unique style - cool way to re-imagine the song. I really like the saxophone's articulation. In our performance, I'd like to try using my part to add some interest/accent in addition to maintaining a steady beat.

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

" GROWLING" IS THE TECHNIQUE, CREATED IN THE THROAT LIKE " GARGLING", WITHOUT A SPECIAL METAL REED ENHANCEMENT

[@justification1979]

Ive been trying to find this version of the song for years. It was used and uncredited in Christine and Ive been looking for it ever since I first heard it. 1000 internet to you.

[@FriendlyRambler]

A fantastic song from my childhood!

[@donnacrampton9768]

Justification, me, too! I always loved this song!

[@ourrevolutiontalent908]

also used in for the intro of Stacy Keach's Mike Hammer abut ten episodes in

[@stevenduering5702]

I came here from Christine. And if it wasn't for that movie, I would not have fallen in love with the music of the 50s and early 60s.

[@MCKVDCHS]

Heard this Terrific mood sax on 57 Chevy Radio. Thanks

[@brendakrieger7000]

Love this song so very much😎🎷🎶

[@JimmyGee98665]

Just me, but maybe the coolest sing ever.

[@lisabullock7461]

Wow I was 7 when this came out. I always loved it. Listened to Mr. Sanborn s version too.....

[@robertdunham5677]

Still holds up

[@roxanneweichinger9318]

🥰Loved the Stephen King movie, “Christine,” with this theme music that played while the car repaired itself after it was destroyed by Arnie C.’s classmates.

[@mumcat1]

Is this not the most sexy instrumental you have ever heard in your life! Unbelievable!

[@1dotele]

great version

[@timing134]

Never knew there was a long version, worth the visit.

[@donchamberlain3061]

Never knew of this long version till now. I always thought it was dark, sensual and haunting. Thank you for the extra also. What great sax!

[@jazzlover7434]

Neither did I. Just listened to it, this is the version you'd heard in a club after midnight....

[@donchamberlain3061]

+Jazz Lover Yes at the time it would be with gin martinis. I seriously hurt my self on gin about 20 years ago now stick to beer or vodka. In today's time give me this music, dirty martinis, candlelight and you. ;)

[@brendakrieger7000]

Stunning🎷thank you very much for posting.

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

THIS IS MY "YORKY" ON STEROIDS. WHAT A MUSICAL TRIP. IF MY LATE DAD OR MOM PLAYED THIS, I WOULD BE IN " HEAVEN" INSTEAD OF THEM BOTH.

[@Mr60smusicman]

I've never heard anyone play the sax better than Harry Haller, phenomenal!!

[@imaavon-huon3474]

Great stuff!

[@leigheifert1663]

Puts me in Dream state,nothing better than that.............

[@Mr60smusicman]

I wish whichever record company owns the rights to The Viscounts music would remaster and re-release all of their recordings, they were a very talented instrumental group and one of my favorites.

[@mrjekruse]

I agree with both the re=release and their talent.

[@bb89670]

I like this long version.

[@Deathbringer99699]

mister your comment and this theme.. gave me shivers.. YOU MADE MY DAY!!!

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

GROWLING" IS THE TECHNIQUE, CREATED IN THE THROAT LIKE " GARGLING", WITHOUT A SPECIAL METAL REED ENHANCEMENT

[@k4xs]

Never heard that version before...killer!

[@93KHJBOSSRADIO]

Intense----Love the instrumentals!

[@CeeZee430]

oh yes! This will never lose it's sex appeal...maybe in 1960, I wasn't sure exactly what that was! Love it still.

[@teddanyluk4602]

CeeZee430 "Dirty" word at that time in our "young" lives!!! Pushin 70 Man!!!

[@johnkemas7344]

This song was also used occasionally as bumper music from a late Saturday Night TV show in Pittsburgh called Chiller Theater - a B movies horror show classics. It stared Chilly Billy Cardille, Terminal Stare and Georgette the Fudge Maker (two of the most gorgeous women to ever grace Pittsburgh Local TV, ) and of course everybodies sidekick Norman, a little Person. Ah... the good old days of TV. The prime opening theme was another similar moody tune called "Experiment in Terror" by Al Cialo if I recall. SNL live eventually kicked them out of their time slot on NBC

[@Dannyp518]

@mrjekruse Ah yes!!! Played that song many times with my first band. (First real gig was at a small Brooklyn "lounge". Great era to grow up in.

[@tanohuizar]

This song is the background music at the start of the movie "Experiment in Terror" in 1962. The credits say Henry Mancini. At least the beginning of the song is identical. The movie was a black and white film noir. Great suspense thriller. Look it up.

[@mickeyaugrec7560]

+tanohuizar WOW - Mancini would love to grab credit for it, as any composer would, I suspect. He was great, but Nocturne is ... transporting.

[@mickeyaugrec7560]

I put it on youtube - I hear the similar feel you're speaking about [if the segment I heard was the movie intro you're speaking about], don't agree that beginnings are identical. They come from common emotional territory, neither would kick off a kids' Disney yarn, but musically I could not say one copied the other, much less agree with your first sentence. I plan to check out the film!

[@donchamberlain3061]

+Mickey AuGrec Did you get to see Experiment In Terror yet? Slow in today's times, but so much feeling plus you had to think while watching. Another good one that has the same vibes is Cry Terror, 1958.

[@ojshilinski8358]

Ravel's Bolero would be a good one to listen to if this melody puts you in a nostalgic mood, and, for me, on the heels of that comes Mood Indigo .......

[@donnapenkala6576]

Anyone else imagine Bosch listening to this in his beautiful home high on a hill ………

[@rickrodery4951]

I can only visualize this song as the theme music to a film noir. it must be in a large city, midnight or later, with rain pelting mostly empty streets. The protagonist and the antagonist within a block each wearing raincoats with turned up collars. How the hell did I get to combining my favorite genre of movies and the most haunting song I have heard. sorry for the length

[@MrRJDB1969]

At 5:35 another great Viscounts tune kicks in.... The Touch.

[@douglasiannucci5853]

Thank you very much for posting this.

[@johnnieguitar5724]

Thanks for posting! Never heard the long version, or The Touch. :)

[@OliviaDI]

This song by the Viscounts was not on CD. By Jan. 1965 the band already had disbanded & there were no more copies of their music for sale in the U.S. i called best music shops in L A, S F & NY to no avail. Others made a cover version ( the Big Band era & the Ventures) but KZbin has only 1-2 of the melancholy lyrics from the true original composition from 1939. Hear all, see all Bios. This was my 1st day test of KZbin, found thanks to you that didn't break your vinyl copy!

[@bb89670]

Love it.

[@MrSkiwicz]

The definitive version.

[@brendakrieger7000]

Happy Noirvember 2023😎🎷🌃

[@77ford20]

Can’t listen to this and not think of the movie adaptation of Stephen King’s “Christine” A great song indeed.

[@WillGrahamWriter]

Quite possibly THE sexiest music ever recorded!

[@ulpana]

Try J.J. Cale's "Too Much for Me" or "Closer" then try and find the bootleg of Cale's band with Wall of Sound baritone sax Steve Douglas doing rare road work and jamming away on "Harlem Nocturne" in club land..." Also the Harlem Nocturnes favored by Cajun line dancers and 2-steppers along with Zydeco aces like Chris Ardoin, John and Geno Delafose with the Eunice Playboys etc {Creative Commons Copyright} Mitchito Ritter\Paradigm Shifters Lay-Low Studios, Ore-Wa Media Discussion List

[@ferminapena248]

William Simon zyiHumky Tonk

[@michaelcollins237]

Oh yeah I remember and never forgot these guys and tune

[@mattmiller8982]

Spookie song, love it!!!

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

DIG THE TENOR "GROWLING". SO COOL, SO SENSUOUS. STILL ABLE TO DO THIS WITH BERG LARSEN METAL OR EBONITE .FABULOUS VERSION OF " MIKE HAMMER" THEME SONG.

[@elainedalnegro8825]

one of the all time best

[@helensaw812]

love it. so sad and moody.

[@joseosmirfiorelli2527]

Wonderful!!! Thank you!

[@dondetmer2406]

Absolutely great1

[@chrisgreen8539]

Composed by Earl Hagen, a big band musician who later went on to write or co-write a ~lot~ of music for film and television. Mr. Hagen was the music director/composer/ arranger for The Andy Griffiths show for a while and it was him whistling the melody on that show's theme song. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earle_Hagen

[@chrisgreen8539]

Correction: "...written by Earle Hagen and Dick Rogers in 1939." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harlem_Nocturne

[@orlandoleguizamon7431]

Maravilloso me encanta !!!!!