LEGEND!| FIRST TIME HEARING Santana - Samba Pa Ti REACTION

[@taun856]

The entire album (Abraxas) is pure gold.

[@greg2976]

👍👍💯💯

[@mathbrown9099]

Samba Pa Ti gave all young musicians a look into the dances of South American/Latin dancing. That especially the Samba dance. Watch some excellent dancers doing the Samba. The dance style is dripping with sexuality and manliness-at least as we used to see it. Not to say anything about what’s right n’ wrong. Just, that’s Samba!

[@jeffgale5307]

I wore Abraxas on a 8 - Track in my first car in 72 .

[@russelldavis8415]

My fav Santana album.

[@linrn53]

I agree

[@willieb3765]

this is from a concert he did with many of his original band members taking time from their own careers to join together,

[@ashez2ashez316]

Maria, Maria is a song you guys would love…can’t remember if you’ve done it yet. ❤

[@rikardo1070]

lucky me. i was at that show !!!!!!!! so GOOD !!!!

[@TweetyBird246]

You were thinking of Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress. Look up "The Big Interview with Dan Rather- Carlos Santana." You'll see what a spiritual person he is, with a beautiful outlook on life.

[@shapeach]

Special Request please.... A band from the 70's out of Atlanta!! MOTHERS FINEST🔥🔥The song is BABY LOVE!! PLEASE REACT TO THIS BAND LIVE VERSION....SO YOU CAN SEE AND HEAR ...Sorry for all caps but you will LOVE them!! I have requested the band and song since y'all started the channel. And no criticism because y'all do an amazing job ,,,But please be the ones to show the world how great this band was!! Thank you for all you are doing to reach millions and brin people together. Much Love, Ali

[@dwainwilder7337]

Also check out Santana’s “Black Magic Woman” and “Evil ways”.

[@ernestpacheco8148]

The live in Mexico version is a must. Check it out. That's the playlist one guys ...🔥

[@powerslave9365]

Check out Santana with Mana Corazon Espinado or Mana Oye Mi Amor. Also try El General Muevelo, Muevelo

[@Friend_Of_The_Muse]

Santana said that he thinks of singers when he plays. He said he tries to sound like Dionne Warwick.

[@victorduffany7723]

Beautifully latin romantic music. Great!!!

[@joeguajardo5092]

My soul music

[@LisafromFl]

Luv it but I really wish y'all would do some Floyd live.Your really missing out by just listening to audio.They r an experience!!Comfortably numb from pulse 94 concert and Run like hell from same concert.That was finale of the show!!Amazing,!! Luv u guys!!❤

[@williamflinchum-qo6ch]

Checkout Los Iguanas/ Para donde vas!

[@clarkthomson1974]

Europa is another similar track you have to listen to 😊

[@2299jsimon]

Feels like a Rumba...

[@renecasillas1308]

Beautiful song. I love it. You guys should listen to "Oye Como Va" by Santana

[@db-gb5xi]

They should also check out the original version from Tito Puente.

[@breese4425]

Yes!!!!

[@howardzdenek98]

Rodrigo y Gabriela is an incredible brother and sister flamingo modern guitar team.

[@rosangelagandini]

They should also listen to Maria Maria

[@user-md4kj5yj5t]

I especially love Migra Migra with several artists and music styles and instruments. It's ethereal.

[@edditor]

There’s another version of this song that I highly recommend with Carlos and José Feliciano, who added Spanish lyrics to this instrumental, and plays acoustic guitar. It’s beautiful. Also, another iconic instrumental of his is Europa.

[@jessicalee7119]

Cool! Thanks for the suggestion ~ 🥰

[@robertherrera1161]

Don't forget BELLA

[@hherrer5]

You should do another by Santana called “ Oye como va” killer jam or a jam by El Chicano called “ Viva Tirado” both jams are FUNKY.

[@Dragonsinger71]

An outstanding choice for tonight. Key members of the original version of Santana, the band, with Greg Rolie on keys and Neal Schon on guitar backing up Carlos. Of course we all remember how Greg and Neal went on to form Journey.

[@michaelkaiser1263]

They also did a kind of reunion of the old Santana band but without Carlos himself. The band was called ABRAXAS POOL, and they did an album in the beginning 90s. Great album.

[@PainInTheS]

And of course the Santana IV album from 2016 where they reunited.....and created the magic again just like that.

[@philipmccarthy6175]

Unfortunately Journey were dreadfully middle of the road.

[@leeosborne3083]

And Michael Shrive on drums

[@mannymejia7972]

This performance was all the living originating members of the band.

[@brachiator1]

I forgot just how beautiful this song is. It is beyond technique. It feels like every happy day you've ever had.

[@Splitscreen83]

Love that analogy 👍❤️

[@SanKings_Patti]

OMG, this is the epitome of how amazing his guitar talent really is!! Pierces your soul with great joy, love love love it❣️ More Santana Please!!!

[@sunnystormy4973]

-definetly !-

[@gigem98whoop]

For pure Latin Rock by Santana, you need to check out Corazón Espinado with Mana, another awesome Latin Rock band from Mexico. Original music video. This was on his comeback Supernatural album that Smooth/w Rob Thomas was on. Along with Maria Maria and Put Your Lights On with Everlast. This Woodstock guitar legend from the late 60s came out with Supernatural 30 years later in 1999 and won 9 Grammy Awards breaking Michael Jackson’s Thriller record.

[@marcieharreld286]

Can't go wrong with anything by Carlos Santana!!🎵🎼🎶🎤🎹🎸🎸🎸🥁🔥🔥🔥🤘🤘💜

[@sanzoftatooine]

My mother played this ALL THE TIME when I was growing up. This song always reminds me of her. RIP Mom. I miss you.

[@MrAlemontenegro]

The same feeling about my father, he had presents me Santana's music. RIP

[@antoniocharo1724]

"Europa" by Santana IS A MUST!!! ♥️🎸👏☮️😎🤘

[@armadillotoe]

Seeing him play that live brought me to tears on 3 occasions.

[@patrickupstream84]

Yes! Europa!!!

[@monte4283]

Yes, definitely!!!

[@davidzerwin7902]

Yes yes yes ...

[@blinky705]

@@armadillotoe Totally understandable!

[@NathanArnoldCharging]

This past Saturday afternoon, my (step) dad was clinging on in his hospice room. I started playing a few tunes he liked, on my phone. The studio version of this was the 2nd track I played - while my sister and I each of us on his bedside, held his hands. He squeezed our hands when he could, even getting into it as if he were air guitaring..... the man was smiling....... 24hrs ago around this time, we lost him. He introduced me to this song. So now whenever I hear it, it's *HIS* song. Folks, if your dads are alive & well, give'em a hug just that much more tighter, and tell'em you love'em.

[@justwin970]

I did the same thing for my dad. I grabbed his phone and started playing all his favorites he had on there 👍🏽

[@stevegibson7464]

What a moving picture. You will always have this tune to bring back the warmth and feeling of love for him, and for that you are fortunate.

[@jana7514]

I'm so sorry for your loss.😢 Some really good advice there!

[@angelalambert6069]

I try to do this all the time with my loved ones now - give them 💯 every time I'm with them ... life is short ❤

[@B7S5-ed6vc]

Very wise words. My dad had dementia and couldn’t always remember who we were, but he would happily sing along whenever we played his favourite old songs. Music is so powerful and I’m glad your family shared that with your dad before he passed. May he rest in peace

[@vicprovost2561]

Awesome, can't go wrong with Santana, always worth a listen. Try Hope Your Feeling Better from his brilliant Live at Tanglewood 1970 show for a look at what helped make him a legend. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎶

[@alleykeosheyan4779]

Carlos Santana has a brother, Jorge, who also had his own band in the 1970's called "Malo." They had a hit song called "Suavecito" that's really tasty! Jorge unfortunately passed on in 2020 😢 Also hit up Linda Ronstadt with the Chieftains "La Virgen De Guadalupe". The Chieftains are an Irish band, but the album Santiago is an homage to Galicia, an autonomous region of Spain where the language, music, and culture retain a distinctly Celtic influence from the area's original inhabitants.

[@KirkJordan]

May I recommend the jazz fusion anthem "Rise" featuring Santana, Herb Albert (of the Tijuana Brass) and Chuck Mangione (sp?) Together is a most danceable tune.

[@seanswinton6242]

They've already covered "Rise" I would recommend Alpert's "Route 101" and "Garden Party". I'm a fan of his as well as Chuck Mangione. Actually, I was in a Jazz Arrangement class with him in Rochester at Eastman. He was my very first concert, "The Feels So Good" tour.

[@pburski1102]

I love this man! I have listened to him for over 40 years. This is my absolute favorite song of his. Thanks for choosing it! If you hear 3 chords of his guitar, you know who's playing. He has his own original sound. He has a song featuring Michelle Branch called "The Game of Love." His solo in it is phenomenal. Santana once said " I don't play the music. The music plays me."

[@garya7893]

About 20 years ago i heard these 2 local guys play this on a beach at a restaurant in Belize Although it was not Carlos it did something to me the song was magical

[@myownchannel247]

It’s a great performance but also a great example of why you’re missing a lot from the studio version ✌️

[@troypuls5424]

There are opportunities to go really heavy for Hispanic Heritage Month. Check out "Fundamental" by PUYA out of Puerto Rico and "Roots Bloody Roots" by Sepultura out of Brazil.

[@larrywilliams5014]

You might also enjoy some songs from his Supernatural album where he collaborated with many other major artists. The song "Smooth" with Rob Thomas from Matchbox 20 was a huge hit.

[@JustTanya.]

He's such a treasure really. You know you're a good guitarist when you have Jimi Hendrix complimenting you. And Santana is really generous with working with other musicians. Probably one that isn't that well known, which sucks because it's a great song, is the song he does with Michael Jackson "Whatever Happens". You can just tell in that song the respect they have for each other. Please check that one out. 😎👍

[@deelawson4551]

Another great song that was a fave of mine by Santana was an 80s hit called Winning,would love if you reacted to it!

[@lenaberber9545]

Oh my goodness YES! I can have Winning on repeat & never get tired. Love it!!!!!

[@dickcnormis1444]

I bought that album, Zebop when it came out in 1981. I also saw the concert for that tour for at the Nassau Coliseum . Great show .

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction Amber and Jay! Santana is a top level guitarist. I've really enjoyed his music for decades. If you haven't reacted to it before, you will have to listen to Soul Sacrifice from Woodstock. I believe it was the performance that really got him started to rock 'n' roll greatness.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

They have

[@mikeconway9849]

@@O_Towne_Bear ok, thanks.

[@batmanforpresident9655]

This song is a slice of heaven on earth, and is one of if not the greatest instrumental of all-time. Other Santana classics include: "Evil Ways", "Black Magic Woman", "Soul Sacrifice", "Open Invitation", 'Oye Como Va", "Everything's Coming Our Way", "Jingo" "Winning", "Hold On" and an incredible version of The Zombies classic, "She's Not There".

[@cliffordlowerre1381]

Nice selection! Love Alex Ligertwood singing on Hold On.

[@DENDOG.]

Legend! Thank you Fam! U guys grind the most! Much ❤💯🍻

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Great reaction again, Jay and Amber. 'Black Magic Woman' is the track you're thinking of, which is actually a cover of a Fleetwood Mac track.

[@seanswinton6242]

"Albatross" by Fleetwood Mac is a great track for them as well.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

​@@seanswinton6242Yes, an excellent song from the Peter Green days, I also love, 'Man of The World' and 'Oh Well' from back then.

[@bazzer124]

As a budding 70 year old rock guitar legend, I ascribe to Carlos' mantra that you can't get that perfect note unless you make the face to go with it. Cheers....

[@armadillotoe]

I am 71 and want to thank you for telling me what has been missing in my playing.

[@jessicalee7119]

This song came out in 1970 ~ I was 14 years old. It covered me with goosebumps and filled my eyes with tears then! and it feels exactly the same way 53 years later! What a gift he is to the world!

[@kevinsacks3185]

I've seen Santana in concert 4 times, dating back to 1977. Always puts on an amazing show. I suggest the next song should be Everybody's Everything. The studio version, featuring the Tower of Power horn section.

[@mt0115]

Santana has always played with this style, Abraxas was a good introduction to his music, been a favourite for years. 😎🍺

[@umainebearman]

The sound that Carlos and Mark Knopfler of Dire Straights gets out of their instruments with firger picking will never not amaze me. True masters of their crafts. Also I smiled so big when Jay just started naming off guitarist and mentioned Joe Bonamassa. Come such a long ways from the start of this channel.

[@BertSmithLondon]

I think they have no idea how good Mark Knopfler is. They reacted to Sultans of Swing, but half of it was missing.

[@falungongboy]

Yeah, and Jeff Beck is a master of that!

[@ramblinrosecottage5983]

You have to do Oye Como Va. The BEST Santana song. It will get you on your feet!

[@wls64]

Guitar wizards... Must hear at some point!! Steve Vai - I know you're there, and Eric Johnson - Cliffs of Dover

[@impudentdomain]

This has always been my absolute go to music for when I want to mellow out.

[@MisterWondrous]

A few thangs. 1. There is a vocal version of this beautiful love song. 2. Santana sings with his guitar. 3. Santana's entire Abraxas album satisfies your desire for Latin flavours. Every song is great, including this one of course, but also Black Magic Woman, Oye Como Va, Incident at Neshabur, on and on... They also flow well together. Great review y'all. Off to watch the Man of Mystery...

[@mrreed2000]

“Black Magic Woman” that moves into “Oye Como Va”. But it’s so much better when you do the songs together. Santa Esmeralda is another group to react to especially their “You’re My Everything “, “House of the Rising Sun”, and “ Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood “. You will love it!!!!!

[@Cathidee]

I’m 65 now but when I was a young teenager, my uncle introduced me to Carlos Santana and I’ve been a fan ever since. This is one of my favorite songs. Great reaction.

[@tkingsley5761]

For another Hispanic Heritage reaction, please consider “Suavecito” by Malo (1971), a band that includes Carlos Santana’s brother Jorge Santana. Wikipedia calls it “The Chicano National Anthem” - I don’t know about that, but it is a beautiful song.

[@my7758]

“I don’t play the guitar, the guitar plays me!” Carlos Santana ♥️🇲🇽

[@fvazquez64]

De Guadalajara, Mexico, to the World, señores, Carlos Santana..Gracias for sharing this magnifica pieza, saludos desde San Luis Potosi, Mexico...

[@rwschumm]

Great to hear some Santana! So Nice! Thanks You Guys! :)

[@doctormusic7244]

Keep the Latin theme going! You should check out an artist named Benny Mardones. Take a listen to the original audio of "Into the Night" from the album, Never Run, Never Hide (1980). The song is haunting, scandalous, but very soulful and emotive as well. One of the GREAT vocal performances in pop music history. 💯❤️🔥

[@waynecanning4122]

Just don't watch the video...Its CREEPY as Hell!!!

[@johndee9719]

@@waynecanning4122 So is the song. A 16 year old girl.

[@rwarner06b03d]

​@@johndee9719 A small amount of research will reveal the real origin of the song..... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH3KhIGQe6lsqbMsi=RMkSrHrGYONGdmKZ

[@brendarogers1036]

Yes, ignore the first line of the song and don’t look at a video. This song is perfect when you’re driving home at night by yourself in the car. You can turn up the music real loud and you sing with him!!!

[@cameo_celeste]

The song and video is creepy and scandalous, but what a powerful voice Benny had!!

[@waltw4537]

Such a spiritual player. So here we go! Black Magic Woman, written by Peter Green. Back to the stratosphere we go! Ah. Thanks!

[@MarkPatrie]

Peter Green needs to be given some attention. His early version of of Fleetwood Mac is so different from what they later transformed into.

[@pattyestrada6]

Amber, yall should check out “Heroes Del Silencio” they’re one of the biggest Rock En Español (spanish rock) bands. The lead singer, Enrique Bunbury, always reminds me of like a spanish Jim Morrison. “Entre Dos Tierres” should probably be your first song…but they have many great songs.

[@joanlajara3939]

My favorite Santana song!! So sexy, he makes all his songs with such soul and feeling!! You always know it’s Carlos! Yes, one of the best ever!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@anotheryou218]

Only Santana can produce that sound.

[@markmaioli4]

Carlos is The Zen Master of guitar. He's also one of a few players that you can identify after a few notes. For your next guitar instrumentalist you should go in a different direction and check out Joe Satriani: Surfing With the Alien, Satch Boogie, The Mystical Potato Head Groove Thing (my fave), Summer Song 🤘🤘

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, You'll love Santana's "Everybody's Everything" and "Oye Como Va" !!!! edit- fun video of Carlos seeing a 7 year old really play this song - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nny3fGyNp9h7fMk . Also, for Spanish Heritage month - Marc Anthony “You Sang To Me”!!!! A modern day crooner vibe.

[@DerekDominoes]

Maybe they'll love those songs. Maybe they won't. Let's wait for them to react and tell us.

[@tjhunger8644]

These artists have made significant contributions to Latin music and left a lasting impact on a widespread audience. 1. Shakira (Colombia) - Known for her fusion of Latin pop and rock, Shakira gained international fame with hits like "Whenever, Wherever," "Hips Don't Lie," and "Waka Waka (This Time for Africa)." 2. Ricky Martin (Puerto Rico) - Ricky Martin is a global superstar with his energetic and catchy Latin pop music. He rose to fame with the hit single "Livin' la Vida Loca" and has continued to have success with songs like "She Bangs" and "Vente Pa' Ca." 3. Julio Iglesias (Spain) - Although born in Spain, Julio Iglesias is widely recognized as a successful Latin American artist. With his romantic ballads and captivating voice, he has sold millions of records worldwide, including hits like "Hey," "To All the Girls I've Loved Before," and "Baila Morena." 4. Juanes (Colombia) - Juanes is a Colombian musician known for his fusion of rock and pop with traditional Latin sounds. He has gained international acclaim with songs such as "La Camisa Negra," "A Dios le Pido," and "Me Enamora." 5. Carlos Santana (Mexico) - Carlos Santana is a legendary Mexican-American guitarist and songwriter who has achieved immense success with his distinct blend of rock, blues, and Latin influences. His hits include "Smooth," "Black Magic Woman," and "Oye Como Va." 6. Gloria Estefan (Cuba/United States) - Known as the "Queen of Latin Pop," Gloria Estefan has had an illustrious career with hits like "Conga," "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You," and "Turn the Beat Around." 7. Enrique Iglesias (Spain) - Son of Julio Iglesias, Enrique Iglesias has become a global superstar with his catchy pop and dance tracks. Some of his popular songs include "Bailamos," "Hero," and "Tonight (I'm Lovin' You)." 8. Juan Gabriel (Mexico) - Juan Gabriel was a prolific singer-songwriter whose emotional ballads and rancheras touched the hearts of millions. His well-known songs include "Querida," "Amor Eterno," and "Hasta Que Te Conocí." 9. Marc Anthony (United States/Puerto Rico) - Marc Anthony is a multi-talented artist known for his powerful voice and infectious salsa music. He has won numerous awards and has hits like "Vivir Mi Vida," "Valió la Pena," and "I Need to Know." 10. Selena (United States/Mexico) - Selena Quintanilla-Pérez, often referred to as just Selena, was a trailblazing Tejano singer who captivated audiences with her energetic performances and charismatic personality. Her popular songs include "Bidi Bidi Bom," "Como la Flor," and "Amor Prohibido."

[@samuelgates5935]

Santana is a god in the latin rock world. Suggestion, Santana playing with, Gato Barbieri, one of the greatest guitarists and one of the greatest saxophonist......ever!🎼🎶🎵🎶🎸🎷😎😎

[@hellokimmy68]

Though Roy Clark is not Latino/Hispanic, you should still check out his live performance of "Malagueña." It is nothing short of amazing.

[@steppingrazor5520]

His wife Cindy Blackman is his regular drummer these days. They put on a terrific set at Eric Clapton's Crossroads Concert this past weekend. He was instrumental (pardon the pun) in the success of Paul Reed Smith guitars. He was PRS first major endorser back in the 80's.

[@bertisjordan1085]

I love his guitar. So many different sounds come out of it and he can make it sound like most any other guitar. Jay, you have to do Steve Vai guitar solo "For The Love Of God" with the orchestra. Dude!!

[@seanswinton6242]

Also "Tender Surrender." That song, like this, is on my guitar instrumental playlist.

[@robertcrawford1791]

No one sustains like Carlos. One note goes straight up to heaven.

[@cristobalvalladares973]

Until this man I didn't know a guitar could emit that much emotion. This song drove the my 70s Latino community crazy. Glad to see young folks discovering this!

[@CatherineFlading]

You should check out The Gipsy Kings. Great latin acoustic guitar, SOOOO good!

[@1j007zm]

Awesome reaction 😄 FYI, The Conga player, drummer and the keyboard player, are the original musicians that played with him at Woodstock 🎶 recommend "Everybody's everything" With the Tower of Power horn section, and the entire album "Santana" 1, Thank you Peace! 🙏

[@sheryldalton8965]

The Mavericks (Raul Malo) would be great for Hispanic week, or any other week too.

[@enderman1550]

The fact that so few people knew of him before Smooth is criminal, the man made magic since before Woodstock

[@RhythmWalker1]

Hey, Yo! Do Michelle Branch and Santana- The Game of Love - that is totally awesome!

[@hamnhock]

A must for a Latin choice, The Girl from Ipanema, it was a worldwide hit in the mid 60’s and won a Grammy in 1965. Music by Antonio Carlos Jobim. Please check it out, beautiful tune.

[@arthurtroyer6075]

I would like to suggest you listen to George Benson - "Masquerade". I think you would like it. He is also an outstanding guitar player.

[@rmac8008]

Just saw him at Crossroads last weekend Still great 🎸🎶

[@kimhorn6714]

Just love Santana - his music is just so romanticly sexy; it makes you just want to sway and feel the love!!!

[@suegreene7841]

It’s a sexy song! You got it!

[@seanswinton6242]

True. I made a compilation of Santana instrumentals. They are fantastic. Neal Schon has several a well. I can say they transpose well to saxophone. That's how I play them because I suck at guitar and string instruments.

[@my7758]

♥️So very proud of 🇲🇽My Mexican Heritage🇲🇽and you featuring “Santa” makes me even Prouder♥️ Thank You 🙏♥️🇲🇽🙌

[@joepascoe5007]

This song always takes me back to Iraq in the summer of 2003, when 4 of us were chilling in the back of a humvee listening to Santana on an MP3 player. I didn’t know that in less than two years I’d be the only survivor.

[@markcornish2519]

Thanks for your service, RIP to your friends

[@EightPieceBox]

There could have been someone with a similar experience in 1973 Vietnam.

[@kevinkuschel2457]

Sorry for your loss

[@rogerosterberger4627]

i still can't believe that Santana played at Woodstock. Talk about longevity.

[@cindyv1401]

Marcie....I was just literally getting ready to type that exact same comment ‼️‼️💯 ALWAYS SANTANA 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JANETTE74576]

Two artists with Spanish heritage come to my mine. Freddie Fender " Before the Next Teardrop Falls" and Mr. Johnny Rodriguez. Johnny has many wonderful songs, but one of my favorites is " We Believe in Happy Endings". Give these guys a listen, they won't disappoint!

[@seanswinton6242]

Also some Texas Tornados with Flaco Jimenez, and his work on the Mavericks "All You Ever Do Is Bring Me Down."

[@JANETTE74576]

@@seanswinton6242 Texas Tornados singing "Who were You Thinking Of?" Freddie Fender was one of the greats, no matter what name he was singing under.

[@degsbabe]

Brings back happy memories. I was priviliged to see this amazing guy perform live in Birmingham , UK, many moons ago. He did an absolutely barnstorming version of 'Black magic woman' which had us all on our feet at the end applauding this guitar playin god.... He didn't play Samba Pa ti though, and i think it was because people were shouting too hard for it, almost demanding. And i think he was a little insulted..and didn't play it. But by god, the concert was still absolute FIRE..!😀😀😀

[@jflago]

Carlos Santana is on another level, spiritually. I’ve seen him in person many times and it’s always a positive experience. His playing speaks to me

[@Incognito2u]

I found your channel by accident a couple weeks ago and have been binge watching all the 60's and 70's music reactions. It's like reliving the soundtrack of my youth. I have no idea of your ages but it warms my heart to see young people enjoying the same music I love. Also I'm impressed with how well you are able to understand the context of many of the songs. 👏

[@sylvimichelle6447]

Flor de Luna" by Santana . So Beautiful

[@CrisaMV]

I know this is your music channel but some great Hispanic film suggestions for you imma just go ahead n drop here, lol! FRIDA (Mexican artist Frida Kahlo biopic), STAND AND DELIVER (Teacher Jaime Escalante true story), MI FAMILIA, LA BAMBA (Ritchie Valens biopic), REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES. ❤

[@armadillotoe]

Everything goes better with Santana. He is an incredible musician and human being.

[@rickashworth7304]

Ah, thank you! Always amazing to watch and listen to!!! For Latino month, please: Jingo(live at the Fillmore...wicked percussion jam!), Corazon Espinado, Africa Bamba, and Europa (live in London 1976).

[@justafreethinker]

One of the greatest guitarists of all time, period! Andale!!

[@danacasey8543]

Carlos plays from his soul. You can hear it in every note. This is one of my favorites of his. Well, every song on the album Abraxas is my favorite! I played the grooves out of this album in the 70s!

[@TheBigdawg928]

No one plays with more pure emotion than Carlos Santana.

[@stevehatton-bw3bo]

“Our Como Va” would be a more Latin song by Santana. Or a couple of instrumentals by Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass; “The Lonely Bull” and”Tijuana Taxi”!👍👍👍👍👍

[@herbertburgos9649]

I've had the pleasure of seeing Carlos Santana perform live over the decades coast to coast. I recently saw him perform last July , Santana and his band sound just as good as he was 20 years ago. A truly world class act. He always attracts top talent to work with him in studio and on tour. One of his finest works was the 'Super Natural" album . Two of my favorite tracks are " Maria Maria" and "Put Your Lights On". I think you'll enjoy reacting to them.

[@rifki9055]

A TRUE TREASURE!🎸👏 👏 👏

[@RogerWyatt365]

Love some Santana (Carlos, that is). You want more of his Latino flavor, try "Oye Como Va". And if you want something that's kinda off the beaten path, try "Con Mi Sombra" by S-Tone Inc.

[@JamesRichardWiley]

Fifty years of listening to Santana and still get the same listening pleasure.

[@patkendall7619]

Love you guys! I absolutely GUARANTEE you will LOVE LOVE LOVE a song called "I've Got News For You" by Edgar Winter's White Trash - no video but that's even better - just be enthralled by this out of this world amazing performance - yes the whole album is great but don't let anyone convince you to listen to anything but this song - please please please!!!

[@patkendall7619]

Don't take any lack of likes to mean this is not a GREAT song for you - it just means most people (sadly) don't know about this song -- but they NEED to - you would be doing everyone a serious public service by reacting to it - please!!!!

[@eugenenicolaas6881]

I love watching you guys enjoy GOOD music!