The Clash Spanish bombs

[@Underneaththesky29]

Joe Strummer yo te quiero infinito, yo te quiero, oh mi corazón...

[@oli9thade]

Jacinta, también te amé con tu comentario ;)

[@eduardosaldana1678]

Jacinta Montecinos creo que dice: yo te quiero y finito.

[@Apokomes]

Capo en serio.

[@stevenjohnson243]

no abla es spanol

[@chuckm4540]

I think Strummer's reference to Brian Jones, Bill Wyman, Freddie Mercury and Springsteen at the beginning of the song is his way of saying, "We have arrived."

[@pss2626]

Gran homenaje a esas personas que dieron su vida por la libertad y la democracia. ❤️ 💛 💜

[@KnispelGreece]

Spanish words in British accent. I ALWAYS loved them... MY heroes!!! LOVE them.... Miss them...

[@remilaurier4540]

Definitely one of my favourite songs by the clash. And done very well live too!

[@lexden1]

What a band....brilliant times, you just can't imagine, unless you were there

[@bandaletsroll]

Great performance of this great song! RIP Joe Strummer ✊🏼

[@ivanhmagana4586]

Te extraño joe, no te pude ver y escuchar cuando visitaste mi país. Eres una leyenda musical

[@briantwiss9078]

Strummer later wrote a letter about his admiration of Springsteen, so he either was joking or only appreciated the Boss as he got older

[@tedhahn851]

I didn’t take Strummer’s comments before the song, naming each of his band mates as mega rock stars, as an insult to the mega rock stars...people are misunderstanding the context of Joe’s comment. It’s more of a, you too can stand in front of 30k people and perform, write timeless classics as Spanish Bombs and most importantly influence the world with a positive message through your creative outlet. Some still won’t get it and that’s why The Clash will always be the only band that mattered. RIP Joe Strummer

[@iramiaho]

I always loved this song. In 2014 I went to an art exhibition and it had an installation called "Gun Cabinet" with Spanish Bombs playing non-stop inside the cabinet, it was so cool and I'll never forget. I wish I had write down/could find the artist name, being that at the time we didn't had good cellphone cameras to register the installation or stl, but it is nice to have this memory in my mind, just for me

[@iramiaho]

2021: still obsessed

[@chetblack8315]

Funny how this song predates the Pixies but could fit easily on the track list of any Pixies album. Even the blending of English and Spanish in lyrics is so fitting. I can't help but think this song had an influence, consciously or subconsciously; on Black Francis and the music of the Pixies.

[@CreatureSkateboardC2]

I thought the exact same thing when i listened to it

[@KraftGarde]

Maybe the first Spanglish song beside Should I stay or should I go?

[@brunocaioribeiro1736]

amo essa música, mtooo

[@nirfelix]

💪💪💪 tremenda canción.

[@angelb.h.5517]

Vivan los clash y sus spanish bombs

[@ohefdubs]

Cool version

[@antoniobernal9938]

Spanish bombs yo te quiero al infinito, yo te cuera con mi corazón... Great song!!

[@michaeloberly6129]

RIP Joe. You were a hero.

[@deloreanboy]

Why did he mention Jones and Wyman? Someone explain please....

[@drZZhed]

The dig at Freddie Mercury ? He could have chosen anybody or anything else, just for the sake of firing up something...

[@outtathyme5679]

Is this at Bonds? I saw two of those shows

[@stefano720420]

Asbury Park, NJ 1982. Premiere of Combat Rock

[@Milkpipe]

What was the dig at Freddie Mercury? I couldn't see what Joe was pointing at. If it was his arse, then all my fucking respect for him has gone right out the window. If not, business as usual.

[@unfamous13]

+Worst Hum queen sucks

[@kildare97]

+Worst Hum He was pointing at the ground, indicating Freddie Mercury was standing in front of the mic as a joke. No need to get so damn worked up.

[@FilmsDifferent]

I think it's stupid to mock Springsteen before the song. What's the point unless you're not sur of your own talent...

[@electricleg207]

Strummer was influenced by `The Boss` he was at the Hammy Odeon gig in 1975

[@220773]

I hated them: always had bad words for other artists who were 1000 times more talented than they were, they're listing them all in this video. They started this STUPID attitude to act like 'posses', 'ghettos', 'feuds' that is now so stupidly spread. Music's not 'the jungle', it is not about 'belonging to tribes'...

[@k4saquatics430]

Yeah but its not like he had a lot of money either to get better gear or amps and what not what they had was whay they had. They never bragged about being rich they were inspired by other artists. And it sounds great if you really listen just cause it doesnt sound like the studio recording doesn't mean anything. Most artist these day have auto tune or other things to sound perfect that's what made these guys and others better then others they just went with it. Sure they could sound better but its not like they needed to.

[@apocalpsefish]

Lol

[@bichoraro8868]

Freddie MErcury is dead and gone, but everybody rememebers him, and nobody remembers the name of this guy,,,, nice song but the message in the beginning is just ridiculuos...

[@cristiandiazdelafuente9204]

No conoces a Joe Strummer ?? Entonces eres muy joven o bien nunca te gustó la música punk inglesa.

[@SharpMoto]

no. everyone who liked punk will remember joe strummer forever

[@dukealbert7017]

Joe Strummer is also dead and gone....many folks remember him as well...

[@TheOscarBonilla]

Recuerdo a The Queen por We are the Champions ( y un par de canciones más ) porque fué elegida como canción-himno para la liga de campeones de futbol en Europa y se escucha en cada partido y más cuando en la final el equipo ganador recoge la copa... Pero a The Clash los tengo presentes todos los días y aún mas en estos tiempos en que el fascismo y sus miserias están resurgiendo gracias a la idiotización de la juventud. Sus canciones siguen estando tan presentes y combativas hoy en día como cuando las escribieron. Levantate y lucha como Jimmy Jazz, David Fuentes !!

[@user-ht8ku9ch5j]

Todos los que saben de música conocen a Strummer.