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Suite judy blue eyes spanish lyrics
Suite judy blue eyes spanish lyrics













suite judy blue eyes spanish lyrics suite judy blue eyes spanish lyrics

The same turning is also employed by Stills in 4+20.

  • Gary from Port Charlotte, FlStills wrote and usually performs the song in the "Bruce Palmer modal" tuning of EEEEBE as opposed to the standard EADGBE.
  • * The venue was also known as the 'Winterland Arena' and was demolished in 1985 to make way for an apartment complex. The day before the concert, on November 12th, Neil Young celebrated his 24th birthday.
  • Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn November 13th 1969, Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young performed at the Winterland Ballroom* in San Francisco, California and spent 12 weeks on the Top 100.
  • That's how well blended their harmonies are.
  • Susan from Cleveland, OhioThese guys could be brothers.
  • I want rhythm, (so you) can visit me there. I should have gone from Venezuela to Cuba, the pearl of the Caribbean Sea.
  • Gregorio from Ann Arbor, MichiganFrom the performance at Woodstock, 1969, what I understood in Spanish (and I can be wrong) is:ĭebí ir de Venezuela a Cuba, la reina de la Mar Caribe.
  • Might as well do it right, but then, who was going to notice at that place and at that time?

    suite judy blue eyes spanish lyrics

    Que linda me la traiga Cuba? Que linda, que me la atraiga Cuba-maybe.

    suite judy blue eyes spanish lyrics

    AnonymousThis has always been my favorite song.It would be "ir" instead of vaya in this context. I think "que no puedo vaya" is him trying to say "that I can't go" but he used the wrong "to go" verb conjugation. Also "y que triste" (and how sad) as opposed to "why triste". and "quiero sol" (I want sun) as opposed to "cielo sol". Anonymous from MidwestI hear: no me devuelvo a Cuba (I won't return to Cuba).Y que triste que no puedo vaya oh va, oh vaĪnd how sad that I can not go oh go, oh goes Chuck Rodgers from Pittsburgh, Pa 15209Que linda me la traiga Cuba.The “doo-doo-doo-da-doo” backing vocals are the best known segment of “Suite: Judy Blue Eyes”, with Stills singing Spanish lyrics in the background. The final section (the coda) is sung in Spanish, starting at 6:34 until the song concludes. He purposely paused between certain syllables in each line to obscure the lyrics. He does variate the lyrics when performing the song live but on the original recording below are the correct lyrics: Stephen Stills talked about it in an interview.















    Suite judy blue eyes spanish lyrics