Quiero Saber
Gipsy Kings Lyrics
Quiero saber
Que lo me importa de ti
Y conocer
A un nuevo amor
Y tu forma de ser
Lo llegar comprender
Y tus ojos ya llorando un día
Para mí
Corren, cada noche voy pensando
Corren, cada noche voy pensando
Como pienso en ti
El amor
Que será
Recordando el ayer
Quiero saber
Que la me importa de ti
Y conocer
A un nuevo amor
Y tu forma de ser
Lo llegar comprender
Y tus ojos ya llorando un día
Para mí
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: JALHOUL BOUCHIKHI, NICOLAS REYES, TONINO BALIARDO
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Gipsy Kings is a music group from Arles and Montpellier, France. They explained the evolution of their sound in the 1996 PBS documentary of their lives and music "Tierra Gitana (Gipsy Land)". Young brothers Nicolas, Canut and Paul Reyes accompanied their father, famed flamenco singer Jose Reyes, who started out singing "cante jondo" (deep chant), traditional flamenco with long-running themes of passion, love, death, etc. But they began playing rumba flamenca because "we liked to watch pretty girls dance," said Nicolas. Read Full BioGipsy Kings is a music group from Arles and Montpellier, France. They explained the evolution of their sound in the 1996 PBS documentary of their lives and music "Tierra Gitana (Gipsy Land)". Young brothers Nicolas, Canut and Paul Reyes accompanied their father, famed flamenco singer Jose Reyes, who started out singing "cante jondo" (deep chant), traditional flamenco with long-running themes of passion, love, death, etc. But they began playing rumba flamenca because "we liked to watch pretty girls dance," said Nicolas.
Latin American beats had been joined with flamenco by gitanos since at least the 1950s, mixing complex strumming with rhythmic, percussive tapping on their guitars' tops. The new Reyes generation — soon to meet and join up with three guitar-playing brothers from the Baliardo family — began creating more pop-oriented songs. They played at roma parties and at street corners until they got their chance to record under the group's new name, Gipsy Kings.
Sharp-eyed individuals might have noted that all the left-handed members of the group play guitars strung upside-down; this is usually as a result of the individuals' not having their own guitars when growing-up. Borrowing and playing a right-hander's the wrong way up was the only way to learn.
[edit] Band's story
They became popular with their self-titled first album, Gipsy Kings, which included the songs "Djobi Djoba [1]", "Bamboleo [2]" and the romantic ballad "Un Amor". The song "Volare" on their second album Mosaique is a rumba version of Domenico Modugno's Italian hit "Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu". The Gipsy Kings were enormously popular in France and throughout Europe along with the middle east. In 1989, Gipsy Kings was released in the United States and it spent 40 weeks on the charts, one of very few Spanish language albums to do so. Their cover version of "Hotel California" is an excellent example of fast flamenco guitar leads and rhythmic strumming (this version was featured in the Coen Brothers' movie The Big Lebowski).
In 1991 the Gipsy Kings provided flamenco guitar and backing vocals on Bananarama's version of "Long Train Running", using the pseudonym "Alma de Noche" ("Soul of the Night"). Also in '91, for a multi-artist project called "Simply Mad About the Mouse" — a compilation of new versions of songs from Disney films — the Kings contributed an annaly-crafted, fast-paced rumba flamenca version of "I've Got No Strings" from "Pinocchio" - replete with feverish flamenco guitar leads and rhythmic hand-claps (palmas). The lyrics' enthusiasm for freedom, not being tied down, fit the gipsy creed perfectly.
Their 1993 album "Love and Liberte" won the Latin Grammy Award for "Best Pop Album of the Year," and contained the enduring song "Montana," an emotional account of Roma chased from their birthplace by prejudice and persecution.
The '95 compilation "The Best of the Gipsy Kings" went platinum, staying on the charts more than one year. Albums "Mosaïque," "Allegria," "Este Mundo," "Gipsy Kings Live," "Love & Liberte," "Tierra Gitana," "Cantos de Amor" and "Volare! - the Very Best of the Gipsy Kings" went gold.[2]
Lead guitarist Tonino Baliardo — who has always written the group's instrumentals — released his first solo album, Essences, in 2001; a second self-titled one followed in 2003.
Flamenco purists criticized their use of drum kits, electronic bass, and electronic keyboards and rock and reggae beats. Defenders say they helped create a new style.
Gipsy Kings' total album sales worldwide now exceed 18 million; they toured worldwide again in 2007. They are the world's best-selling music group from France in history, according to their website, where dates and places of their current tour can be found.
Years active: from 1987 till present.
[edit] Members
Gipsy Kings are members of two related families: the Reyes and the Baliardos (Reyes means Kings in Spanish). They are cousins of the flamenco great Manitas de Plata, lead guitarist Tonino Baliardo married his granddaughter. Nicolas, Canut, Paul, Andre and Patchai Reyes are sons of flamenco singer Jose Reyes. The Gipsy Kings are:
Nicolas Reyes: lead vocals, guitar
Paul Reyes: backup vocals, guitar
Canut Reyes: backup vocals, guitar
Patchai Reyes: backup vocals, guitar
Andre Reyes: backup vocals, guitar
Diego Baliardo: guitar
Paco Baliardo: guitar
Tonino Baliardo: lead guitar
Chico Bouchikhi was also a member of the Gipsy Kings, but quit after the album Mosaique.
Latin American beats had been joined with flamenco by gitanos since at least the 1950s, mixing complex strumming with rhythmic, percussive tapping on their guitars' tops. The new Reyes generation — soon to meet and join up with three guitar-playing brothers from the Baliardo family — began creating more pop-oriented songs. They played at roma parties and at street corners until they got their chance to record under the group's new name, Gipsy Kings.
Sharp-eyed individuals might have noted that all the left-handed members of the group play guitars strung upside-down; this is usually as a result of the individuals' not having their own guitars when growing-up. Borrowing and playing a right-hander's the wrong way up was the only way to learn.
[edit] Band's story
They became popular with their self-titled first album, Gipsy Kings, which included the songs "Djobi Djoba [1]", "Bamboleo [2]" and the romantic ballad "Un Amor". The song "Volare" on their second album Mosaique is a rumba version of Domenico Modugno's Italian hit "Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu". The Gipsy Kings were enormously popular in France and throughout Europe along with the middle east. In 1989, Gipsy Kings was released in the United States and it spent 40 weeks on the charts, one of very few Spanish language albums to do so. Their cover version of "Hotel California" is an excellent example of fast flamenco guitar leads and rhythmic strumming (this version was featured in the Coen Brothers' movie The Big Lebowski).
In 1991 the Gipsy Kings provided flamenco guitar and backing vocals on Bananarama's version of "Long Train Running", using the pseudonym "Alma de Noche" ("Soul of the Night"). Also in '91, for a multi-artist project called "Simply Mad About the Mouse" — a compilation of new versions of songs from Disney films — the Kings contributed an annaly-crafted, fast-paced rumba flamenca version of "I've Got No Strings" from "Pinocchio" - replete with feverish flamenco guitar leads and rhythmic hand-claps (palmas). The lyrics' enthusiasm for freedom, not being tied down, fit the gipsy creed perfectly.
Their 1993 album "Love and Liberte" won the Latin Grammy Award for "Best Pop Album of the Year," and contained the enduring song "Montana," an emotional account of Roma chased from their birthplace by prejudice and persecution.
The '95 compilation "The Best of the Gipsy Kings" went platinum, staying on the charts more than one year. Albums "Mosaïque," "Allegria," "Este Mundo," "Gipsy Kings Live," "Love & Liberte," "Tierra Gitana," "Cantos de Amor" and "Volare! - the Very Best of the Gipsy Kings" went gold.[2]
Lead guitarist Tonino Baliardo — who has always written the group's instrumentals — released his first solo album, Essences, in 2001; a second self-titled one followed in 2003.
Flamenco purists criticized their use of drum kits, electronic bass, and electronic keyboards and rock and reggae beats. Defenders say they helped create a new style.
Gipsy Kings' total album sales worldwide now exceed 18 million; they toured worldwide again in 2007. They are the world's best-selling music group from France in history, according to their website, where dates and places of their current tour can be found.
Years active: from 1987 till present.
[edit] Members
Gipsy Kings are members of two related families: the Reyes and the Baliardos (Reyes means Kings in Spanish). They are cousins of the flamenco great Manitas de Plata, lead guitarist Tonino Baliardo married his granddaughter. Nicolas, Canut, Paul, Andre and Patchai Reyes are sons of flamenco singer Jose Reyes. The Gipsy Kings are:
Nicolas Reyes: lead vocals, guitar
Paul Reyes: backup vocals, guitar
Canut Reyes: backup vocals, guitar
Patchai Reyes: backup vocals, guitar
Andre Reyes: backup vocals, guitar
Diego Baliardo: guitar
Paco Baliardo: guitar
Tonino Baliardo: lead guitar
Chico Bouchikhi was also a member of the Gipsy Kings, but quit after the album Mosaique.
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Pierluigi Sacchetti
Quiero saber
Que lo me importa de ti
Y conocer
A un nuevo amor
Y tu forma de ser
Lo llegar comprender
Y tus ojos ya llorando un día
Para mí
Corren, cada noche voy pensando
Como pienso en ti
Corren, cada noche voy pensando
Como pienso en ti
El amor
Que será
Recordando el ayer
Quiero saber
Que la me importa de ti
Y conocer
A un nuevo amor
Y tu forma de ser
Lo llegar comprender
Y tus ojos ya llorando un día
Para mí
Veratti
Que hermosa cancion... Me inspiro a escribir esto
Con el corazón en el ayer
El recordar ,me trajo la luna
La misma cuando la trepábamos, los dos
Como con fuerzas inimaginables
Recuerdas aquellas noches con magia
Pareciera mentira
Pero es como ir en un sueño a través del tiempo
Con una melodía de mi recuerdo.
Cuando los minutos eran infinitos
Cuando me sentía el rey del mundo
Cuando tus ojos me miraban
Y mi corazón se proclamaba
Quiero saber
Lo que hay mas alla de tu pensar
Si en esas noches antes de dormirte
Sueñas un instante en mi.
O si en el mar de la noche antes de dormirte
Ves a una estrella que me recuerda a ti
La que mas brilla como cuando me buscas con tu mirar
Entre las multitudes y me encuentras a mi.
Soy parte de tus lagrimas y alegrias,
Mas risas que te cantaban
Las miles de cosas que esperaban
En el nombre de nuestros amores.
BRISA DE MAR
2018 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wowwwww
Esta version esta hermosisima
Como llegue aqui
Nose ..
Pero es un tema 😍
Que a mi corazon le gusta en su version salsa
DICE:
Quiero saber ...
Que no me importa de ti ..
Y conocer ..
Un nuevo amor ...
Pues tu forma de ser... no llegue a comprender ....
Me encanto el arreglo
🎼🎶♩🎤
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
karen barrios
Recuerdo mi juventud de los 18 o 19 años, por los años 91 y 92. Que nostalgia con quienes ya no estan en este mundo. Un recuerdo a quien ya no esta.
Sebastián Laura González
Abrazo, compañera.
Guillermo Octavio Sanchez Motta
Así es, ésta canción la escuché junto con una persona que amé mucho en un viaje que hicimos juntos a la playa. Hoy estoy en esa playa escuchándola y ella ya no está. Una nostalgia inmensa como dices.
Cyrus Ghazviniloo
TODOS LOS CANCIONES DE LOS GIPSY KING SON ARTE TOTAL !
Francisco Soto
O880
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Zumba
Mañana
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Colby Kanter
That variation of C# as the melody when Nicolas Reyes reaches "Y conocer", is one of the most beautiful parts of this piece. Quiero Saber is one of the Gipsy Kings' best pieces of all time, all because Nicolas sings with a lot of passion, and I think that's wonderful.
fivewindow32
My favourite Gipsy Kings songs....ever.