Como Llora Una Estrella: Tablature?? Other Latin Music Sources?

[Al Trujillo]

I first heard this on one of Butch Baldassari's CDs' and was wondering whether anyone might have a tablature source for it? I found this beautiful version on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ww7BAMEw0_Y

Also, any thoughts on a website for Spanish, Latin American songs? I've found lots of sources for Irish, Scottish, Americana, Bluegrass....but hoping for the one source for Latin music.

Thanks to all.

[rockies]

Al, I do have a tab version if you want, contact me off forum. I may not be available for a few days, going out to the cabin at the lake
Dave

[Al Trujillo]

Al, I do have a tab version if you want, contact me off forum. I may not be available for a few days, going out to the cabin at the lake
Dave

Dave - I sent a PM with my email address. Thanks!!

[Jim Garber]

I had downloaded it from mandozine.com under practice tunes in choro. Of course, it is a Venezuelan waltz, not a choro tune.

[Martin Jonas]

Also, any thoughts on a website for Spanish, Latin American songs? I've found lots of sources for Irish, Scottish, Americana, Bluegrass....but hoping for the one source for Latin music.

Try this one:

http://bandolinadevenezuela.blogspot...as-scores.html

Scores for 121 tunes from Venezuela arranged for mandolins in various configurations. It includes "Como llora una estrella" for solo mandolin, but standard notation only and in a technically rather demanding solo arrangement.

Martin

[Al Trujillo]

Try this one:
....in a technically rather demanding solo arrangement.

Martin

Sure got that part right! Thanks for the link, I'll hold on to it and maybe someday have a better understanding of how to play that.

And for anyone who missed it in the General Section....Nigel sent a link to this song and several others. Having a blast with them.

http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/sh...t-of-Gentlemen!