Portuguese Folk Song

This video is dedicated to Davey Neves. Davey was a player, teacher and a great ambassador of the Portuguese concertina in the Toronto area. He past away earlier this year. Friend and fellow player Jose Pires is playing a Portuguese folk song on a Ranco diatonic button accordion. These types of accordions are often referred to as a concertina by the Portuguese. They can have up to 4 middle reeds (MMMM) with no switches/registers, which gives it a distinct musette sound.

[@mariachaves4183]

Wowwwww Lindo love it from Florida ! Parabens voce toca muitissimo bem God bless I love my Portuguese music always 👍❤️

[@marianasantosacordeonista2005]

Excelente!!!👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹

[@eugeneknapik]

Very sorry to read this news. I met Davey one day at your shop. He was super-friendly and played the hell out of his accordion.

[@lugeroaccordion9957]

Wonderful performance, lovely playing, so nice to listen to. Friendships.. Lugero..

[@94ferraz]

REST ON PACE HE WAS A GOOD FRIEND.

[@schnefsky]

Very nice!

[@MrJahrise]

Rest in peace ❤

[@alexisnihon1]

Great job. Can I please have the title ..I love to learn it and dedicate this to all my Portuguese friends in Montreal .Thank-You

[@marioteixeira8137]

How you lean the notes