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Thank you for the one hour loop. Much needed.

Will the real Pamela Ramcier please stand up and take a bow.

The message brings chills to my soul. Now I know why my sister liked this song. It is so touching.

Música, linda...linda!!!❤

Standing ovation thanks for sharing 👍 😊 🙏 ❤

Hermosa canción. Mis padres también ponían mucho esta canción. ¡¡bellos recuerdos!! 😢😢😢

my dad used to sing along to this when it played on the radio when I was little in the late 1960's... I always thought they sang "one caramello"... meaning one caramel in spanish... I was today years old when I found out it was called guantanamera...

My mother and dad were together way bk when

When I hear this song, I imagine myself back in my tropical homeland. I'm getting homesick Thank you !!!

The female session singer here was Robbie Lester.

I maintain my youthfulness by feeding my ears with the memorable sound of my time ❤

This song has inspired not just lives but genealogies and countries...

If there was a song to sing and learn in Spanish, this song is it!!!

I have listened to this particular album at least once a month since it's release and have taken it around the world playing it for countless people. Every band I have ever been in has been enlightened by its content and production. They were genius' at this label. My most treasured possession is this original pressing with the back of the album (in red felt) autographed by the entire band as if it were passed around to each other at A&M upon release.... This the most important collection to me on one record. by far the most outstanding production and mix (especially panning) I have ever heard. Each track has it's own subtle identities yet blended together with a masterful style and talent. I have spent a 40 year career in music trying to achieve it's sublime simplicity.....in essence. the streams of the mountains please me more than the sea. I can't thank enough who ever is responsible for this splendid hour of my life... Yours truly. Estefan Bravo Los Angeles. California '

Love this song so much... Reminds me of Acapulco The nice loveing people there Who taught me This beautiful song

The late, great Tommy Tedesco played guitar on this recording. From the heyday of LA's Wrecking Crew.

I got the crap slapped out of me once by a sadistic boy hating nun in elementary school when I sang "Suck-One-Tomata"

I remember this exact song from Spanish class in high school back in the 70s. Beautiful.

Was my sweet, late Dad’s favorite song ❤️❤️

Beautiful. Cool haircuts too. When singers had the clean 60's image.

I love this song my first dance with my lovely husband in 1967 I was 16 forever and ever I would like to have in my memory

I love this song Back in the 60s my sisters would play this song over and over again and I fell in love. The Sandpipers sang this Cuban folk song so beautifully. As I listen to it today it sounds as good as it did in those days. Such a smooth soothing haunting song. One of my all-time favorites.

One Of My Favorite Top 10 Songs!

Een geweldige groep de Sandpipers ik heb er ook een lp van dit nummer staat er ook op.

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Great song....soul gets so inspired 👏

TRUTHFUL MAN

My mother used to play this on our hi-fi & sing it back in the late '60s when she did her housework...I was 9 in '68. I then began to sing it w/ her although I had no idea what the words meant if I had the words correct in the first place. When her friends came over they would sing it & we all sang it together. When she passed away I had this song played for everyone. We all wept & sang. A beautiful song w/ beautiful memories

The sound is as smooth as the mood is uplifting. This tune tugs at your heart, beckons you to move along to the rhythm and lose yourself in the vibrations of the wind or the lapping of waves.

have it on right now sept 28 2021 11 14 am

still hapening till this day with our immigrants

Have to fess up that I picked this up in a charity shop. 1966. How cool.

The words mean I am a truthful man From the land of the palm trees And before dying I want share these poems of my soul My poems are soft green My poems are also flaming crimson My poems are a like a wounded fawn seeking refuge in the forest The last verse says, with the poor people of this earth I want to share my fate, The streams of the mountains please me more than the sea

Çocuklarıma dinlettim torunlarına da dinlettiricem muhteşemmmm

My fav version

Such a gorgeous recording of a beautiful song.

Goose bumps

TY for this! I I love this song and never will I tire of its beauty and expression from the soul

JOSÉ EUSEBIO APARCANAESPINOZA. EL ALMA CANTA GLORIOSOS MENSAJES QUE PALPITAN EN TODOS LOS TIEMPOS EN ABRAZO UNIVERSAL.

Doces anos 60. Uma década de uma riqueza musical inesquecível.

TO ALL IMMIGRANTS BEING TREATED UNFAIRLY AT THE BORDERS AND ALL OVER

An absolutely beautiful song, One for all ages!

Now, this is the Noob Simulator I remember by...

1966 at Inglewood, California in Engineering School: How many times did I hear this song while burning the midnight oil? For two years at least

this is one of those songs you can listen to several times in row...

Tenia 11 años, vivía en un colonia pauperra, pobreza, ignorancia, inocencia, pero protección de mamá; mami te amo aún en el más allá D.E.P.

3 likes I will give one million for this timeless song.

Não há palavras que sirva para descrever essa canção! É de um sentimento tão profundo....

Trop bien cette version infinie !

My Favorite singing group