Today's song is a Vals titled Mujer Barcelonesa (Woman from Barcelona) by Enrique Hidalgo. This Venezuelan composer was born in the city of El Tigre in the Anzoátegui State (Venezuela). His wide and varied repertoire has been interpreted nationally by artists such as: Gualberto Ibarreto, Simón Díaz, Urbanda, Oscar D'León, María Teresa Chacín, Ilan Chester, Héctor Cabrera, Cecilia Todd, Hernán Gamboa, Un Solo Pueblo, Serenata Guayanesa, among others. Internationally, his songs have been performed by Barbarito Diez, Ismael Miranda, Arabela, Roberto Roena, Los Gofiones, Los del Río and Aida Cuevas, among other artists.
Her work is, aesthetically, immensely rich, extensive and beautiful in all its dimension, she speaks to us of a diversity of subjects that exalt the Venezuelan gentry. Hidalgo has more than 300 pieces in his possession where he has managed to combine the rhythm and color of a qualified musical and literary work. Among his songs are, The Letter, Omen, Era Ella, The Nightingale of the Catuche, Don Bartolo Donkey, Thief of your Love, La Distancia, Amor Bonito, Los Amores de Cabré and hundreds of works that have been recorded by great artists .
Since 2006 he lives in Miami (USA) where he develops an intense cultural activity, as a composer, musician and writer.
The Woman from Barcelona was recorded in its original version by Gualberto Ibarreto and, on this occasion, is performed by the Zuliana Quinto Criollo Group, a follower of the School of the Quinteto Contrapunto.
Estelio Padilla
Song title: Woman from Barcelona
Genre: Waltz
Subgenre: Waltz-Song
Author: Enrique Hidalgo
Interpreter: Quinto Criollo
Woman from Barcelona
Woman from Barcelona
Historical garment
Gentle and pretty
Of colonial air
The flower of your smile
Defoliate the afternoon
And so with full moon
I dream you again
And the city falls asleep
To the cooing of the river
And a slight dew
It takes me to you
Let me fall in love
With my song
Leave on the beach
Your seductive aroma
And how sweet of you
I will find it
In the red of that pichiguey
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