Fiesta Tropicale
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Fiesta Tropicale

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If you are looking for high energy Latin sounds for your orchestra, this sizzling arrangement will do the trick. Feel the rhythm with this new rendition of El Juego Chirimbolo, Quando, Quando, Quando, Beautiful Maria of My Soul and La Bamba. This arrangement integrates the salsa sounds of Latin rock, meringue and bolero. An excellent opportunity to introduce your students to authentic Latin rhythms with strings alone or any combination of winds. (5:00)
  • Robert M. Kraft Beautiful Maria of My Soul (from The Mambo Kings")"
  • El Juego Chirimbolo
  • La Bamba
  • Pat Boone, Tony Renis Quando, Quando, Quando (Tell Me When) (English Version)
  • Pages: 36
  • Release: 31.05.2008
  • Term: 5:00
  • Rubric: Medleys, Flexible Instrumentation
  • Genre: Latin

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