Tito Puente Live at the Montreux tune 2

[@Tchalla77]

King Tito,Alfredo De la Fe,Carlos Patato Valdez, & the late great Jorge Dalto (one of the greatest jazz pianists of the last 40 years)aka the LPJE All Stars...now that's what I call a band!Jorge's awesome fender rhodes solo on George Benson's In Flight was responsible for gettin' me into this music.Outta this world!

[@LoganCharlesII]

Jorge Dalto was an underrated pianist. I love his style of playing.

[@ManagerGuy1]

Love Tito and his pianist the great Jorge Dalto! I had the pleasure of meeting Jorge in NYC when he played for Ann Jillian in the Village - what a great musician and truly a nice guy! I remember his playing on George Benson hits!

[@jlsnaples]

Tito surrounded himself with great musicians with great talent! Su musica vibe para siempre!

[@razalatinaPeru]

The subject is called My Favorite Things, of J. Coltrane. Great Production of Latin Percussion Company. Single two words Wonderful and Brilliant interpretation of Coltrane.

[@SummerDawnDay]

Grrrreat grooovin tunes!!! Awesome music!!

[@lourivera9794]

This music will forever touch hearts and souls. Miss Tito so badly. RIP

[@lastrago]

Patato, tiene que haber sido el mejor congero del mundo. Me encanta este grupo por que es todo cuerdas y percusion, aunque la ultima vez que lo escuche en el 1981, me parecio escuchar una flauta. Muchas gracias por esta musica.

[@pedrocesarmarreroramirez2132]

Tremenda fusión tremendos músicos saltones en el piano Alfredo d la fe violín patato Valdez en las cintas y Tito puente en el timbal

[@sergioignaciomartinezruiz8828]

Pedro César Marrero Ramírez Jorge Dalto en el piano bro!

[@juanzlux]

I love Jorge Dalto, and this is the very first time I see him on video. Unfairly, he´s virtually unknown in his (and my) native Argentina. Thanks for this posting!! PS: he actually died at 39, not 33- VERY young anyway !

[@LoganCharlesII]

My Favorite Things!

[@bpbatlaw]

The melody at 3:13 is is My Favorite Things from the Sound of Music Really cool stuff thnx for the video!

[@m1ddlec]

It's a shame Jorge Dalto died at age 33. He was an amazing pianist. Him and Puente are truly missed.

[@iftrejom]

... ¿Cómo pueden ser tan buenos?

[@grahamcracker888]

there are no words! f**king awesome!

[@TheMasterDramon]

Que groso!!!! Me encanta todo tipo de musica (escepto la cumbia villera y el reggeton) Tito Puente es uno de los exponentes mas importantes en este tipo de musica, mezclar el sonido tipico del jazz con el latino...exelente video. Tito Puente toco alguna vez con Los Wawanco, mas alla de que tenian una diferencia de genero musical?

[@Misionerodelespacio1]

Buenisimo.

[@user-bm1zy1nf6x]

virtuosos!!!

[@FreddyVaccarezza]

Nose quien eres ambola 4 pero enhorabuena por lo que dices, no leeo los comentario escucho, y realmente ,es grandioso y elpianista exelente, joder, es verdad, a la gente le gusta abrir la boca demás,sabes que?...o mejor es ni contesgar , no gasgemos energía en tan poco, después de escuchar esto, adoro la música de este hombre,sus areeglos y of course el jzz, brsileros etc,....nada amigo enhorbuena , por dar tu cara, repito el pianisa me parece genial!!!!!

[@jfbravoc]

Jorge Dalto en el piano... ¡qué solvencia, señores! that's reliability!

[@ganjaho]

maestro!

[@hukes]

It is not Coltrane's tune, it is from Richard Rodgers, though Coltrane's performances of it are the best of them all.

[@bombitvcajita]

Demasiado fuerte...

[@thefunkyginat]

straight to fucking favs...

[@anselmolastra]

This is wonderful! The album is one of my favorites of all time. Does a video of the performance of Morning exist? It would be a great pleasure to see.

[@ssamuels79]

I think marvin gaye was at this festival as well as a lot of other big name stars of jazz classic

[@prospectnyc]

Whats that melody at around 3:13 ? I know its famous and I should know it.

[@LoganCharlesII]

Which ones are still alive?

[@powdered1988]

they are playing john zorn or i'm crazy?

[@markbra]

Why is the picture so dark?

[@Chapo2169]

The bass is Salvador Cuevas or Mike Viñas ?

[@FLACOC]

Mike Viñas.

[@russellziske]

fiddle de dee

[@piscislover77]

Sorry but the Piano player looks more like Sonny bravo (Tipica 73 band leader....

[@JuanPerez-no6gi]

Tito was drunk that night you can see it, JAJAJAJA!!!