Hive Open Mic Semana 71 - Sr. JOU (Mr. JOU) - Cover instrumental.

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    Published on Aug 16, 2021
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    Un cálido saludo musical.

    Esta semana de Optimismo en Open Mic les presento una danza zuliana titulada Sr. JOU y veamos en propias palabras de su compositor Pablo Camacaro lo que significa estas siglas:

    "Esta danza zuliana, Señor JOU, la compuse allá por el año de 1977. Vivía con mi familia en Lagunillas del Estado Zulia. Por sugerencia de mi amigo y hermano del grupo Raíces de Venezuela, Domingo Moret, se la dediqué al Sr. Jesús Omar Uribe (gran colaborador del grupo en sus inicios) con motivo de su cumpleaños.

    Entre Domingo y yo buscamos y dimos con el nombre que llevaría: Señor JOU. JOU son las iniciales de Jesús Omar Uribe, quien más adelante se convertiría en mi compadre. Raíces hizo la primera versión grabada y no fue si no trece años más tarde cuando empezó a ser reclamada por el público."

    Es por eso que esta canción lleva ese nombre. Generalmente las Danza zulianas son de un tempo lento o andante, pero esta en particular es más rápida y un tanto de dificil ejecución tecnica. Aquí te presento mi versión, primero en F#m y luego modulada a la tonalidad original Am.
    Que la disfrutes.

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    ENG:

    A warm musical greeting.

    This week of "High Spirits" en Open Mic I present to you a Zulian dance titled Mr. JOU and let's see in the words of its composer Pablo Camacaro what this acronym means:

    "I composed this Zulian dance, Señor JOU, back in 1977. I lived with my family in Lagunillas, Zulia State. At the suggestion of my friend and brother of the group Raíces de Venezuela, Domingo Moret, I dedicated it to Mr. Jesús Omar Uribe (a great collaborator of the group in its beginnings) on the occasion of his birthday.

    Between Domingo and I, we searched and found the name he would take: Señor JOU. JOU are the initials of Jesús Omar Uribe, who would later become my compadre. Raíces made the first recorded version and it wasn't until thirteen years later when it began to be claimed by the public".

    That is why this song bears that name. Generally the Danza zulianas are of a slow tempo or andante, but this particular one is faster and somewhat difficult to execute technically. Here is my version, first in F#m and then modulated to the original key Am.
    Enjoy it.

    Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

    I hope you enjoy it. With love.
    Rodnell.

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