Consuelo Velázquez was 19 years old when she composed this song (and she had never kissed anyone). It is the most performed and recorded Mexican song in history. Fun fact: Paul's father was very fond of listening to Mexican music, especially boleros. That's where Paul's taste for this song came from. The influence of boleros and Mexican trios can be heard in And I Love Her, Till There Was You, Do You Want to Know a Secret, etc.
Es que la gente no entiende la gran idea que la cancion ha sido tocada por multiples artistas, talvez la cancion mas grabada de la historia. Busca en TH-cam y encontraras muchos cantantes como Elvis y Frank Sinatra que la cantaron, y no eran hispanos. Enseña que la melodia de la Señora Consuelo ha travesado las barreras de los idiomas. Que descanse en paz
No worries !! Siempre va a haber haters que nada les embona !! 😂😂 esta versión de Juan, Pablo, Jorge y Ricardo está buenisima !! Respect to Consuelito Velazquez that wrote and composed this súper ROLA..!!! Saludos!!🖖
Como mexicano me llena de orgullo que The Beatles, el grupo musical mas grande e importante de la historia haya interpretado esta canción. Se trata de la canción mexicana, y en idioma español en general, mas versionada de la historia.
Dios, informaté bien, Consuelo Velazques escribió "bésame mucho" muy pequeña, tenía un verdadero talento igual que Franck Sinatra, pero estoy cien por cien seguro que es de Consuelo Velazques, además ¿de dónde agarraste esa información sobre lo que dijo Pedro Infante?.
no es la unica cancion de corte mexicana que cantaron the beatles, tambien ringo starr canto una que se llama "las brisas " con mariachi..busquela en you tube
FAN-tastic ! ! ! a T--O-T-A-L-L-LY different take on this classic. Whoever rejected this rendition? SHAME on you ! Paul's voice comes across so melodfluously !
Chatting with a professor of music in Liverpool I mentioned that I could hear a LOT of latin influences in The Beatles music. "And I Love her" is a bolero, so is "Anna" "I will" etc and Ringo had a great feel for latin polythyrims . This professor mentioned that at that time mid 1950s Liverpool was a HUGE international maritime port and all the sailors would bring back records from the USA and Latin AMerica , but the older people in Liverpool liked the latin stuff like Cha-Cha, Rumba etc so that is what The Beatles heard as little kids. There was also this fascination with horse riding boots with "Cuban Heels" that somehow made it to the final Beatle look . So the "Boys" were international transatlantically famous even before they were famous. .
Jazz had elements of every kind of music you can think off . When I hear someone say "I don't like Jazz . I wanna shoot them... Cause then they don't like music. And New Orleans Jazz transcends music ,it is European Minuet , Beguin , african syncopation and improvisation, polyrhythms, swung note . Playing back and forth on the back face or front note. It is a shame I have not heard a GREAT New Orleans Jazz band in ages.
+mickavellian What do you think of their version of Besame Mucho of the Let it Be sessions? watch?v=rBFlgdt1Fto I just found out about that video and they were goofing around. To me Paul, around that time in 1969 obviously sounded like a mature vocalist, more suitable for songs in Spanish. Ringo was indecisive with his rhythm but I'd like to see how he does his sticking pattern there.
+Ramir Reyes I have heard a few versions. The live versions were kindda goofy as fast paced bolero with the "chakakoom" ; but I have heard serious versions and Paul sings his heart out. and it is played like a straight on bolero. I am talking about the VERY original they played back in Liverpool /Hamburg days. Back then the Pete Best version was not 100% bolero but Ringo played it as he did "And I love her" but using a VERY light snare. Of course in "And I love her" (watching the clip in "A hard day's night") Ringo does an excellent Cuban bolero (there's a slightly different "Spanish" Bolero) on the conga drums. Very precise finger tips 2/4. The music professor I spoke about told me THAT was the music that was played in Liverpool when the "Lads" grew up. Paul seemed to have an affinity for latin things since he wanted to be called "Paul RAMON" as a stage name. I always found it interesting that Paul named an album "RAM" with a song named "RAM ON". I know I give you way too many details when I answer these things but "Besame Mucho" the most famous of Cuban Boleros was written by a Mexican ;)
mickavellian If I had higher voice range, I think I'd be like Paul, not that I'd try to sing the very same styles as he did but like him, I'd be able to shape my voice for different genres and even imitate what famous musicians and celebrities sounded like. Saw a video of him in the Beatlemania years that he was trying to copy American Western accent which he also did for some songs like Rocky Racoon. I heard him goof on Get Back trying to imitate Elvis. He was the most vocally talented and versatile in the group and probably the best ventriloquist of them as well. Great voice modulation on his youth. But I think as far as voice imitating is concerned, I think I'm better than Paul but not singing obviously. I could try to imitate the accents of all four Beatles and I might have to pinch my nose for John and Ringo's voices. I could turn on the cowboy voice better than Paul, even tried British, Scottish and even Indian accents. I also experimented on American Southern accent trying to sing Proud Mary by CCR. Modulation was sort of a talent I was born with and it came out instinctively but not with a high voice range for singing though I could muffle my voice so narrow to sound like an opera lady. I could imitate the meow of a cat as if it was a real cat, not kidding on that one. Back in the 50's-70's, singers were full of soul. You don't have to be a very good singer but rather a good musician, guitarist or lyricist. Dylan comes to mind. He and many others wouldn't stand a chance if it was today's standards that expect to follow a vocal norm or pitch. I don't know what to call that kind of pitching but one example is the opening line of Ed Sheeran's "Thinking out Loud". You hear a lot of this generation's singers do that, especially on American Idol and The Voice which I'm not interested partly because they use that style. I even heard some guy with a Texan accent try to put that on a country song which makes it sound not authentic for classic country music. The chorus of "Thinking out Loud" also presents a typical norm of how today's singers approach a chorus. Back in the day, there was more diversity to vocal styles because the artist's voice reflects what he is or where he came from with a mature voice untouched by autotune, pitch correction and Pro Tools. Today, most vocalists are perfect sounding on the finished product and they all sound like teenagers to me because they just don't sound mature enough to be over 25 and their music, usually centered for spoiled cheesy teenage perception of love and relationships. I'm fed up of that man. No generation is perfect but I just hate the zeitgeist of today's generation and a huge factor to that is their cheesy, teenager, beat driven, commercialized, tech dependent music. It does not match up to me or represent me in any way intellectually. When I listen to 60's-70's music in my playlist, I imagine I was on this imaginary time bubble as if it was 1966-1975. I predict that the near future would be dominated by more of this soul-less, beat driven, tech sounds. Real music is so obscure. There is this song called "I Don't Know Birds That Well" by a duo called MonaLisa Twins. They started as teenagers covering many classic songs of the 60's and 70's but they got better and started writing originals which are HUGELY VERY Beatle influenced. They write, sing and play instruments on their songs with their dad and shoot their own videos they upload here on TH-cam. Just watched 3 of their originals today. Real talent, real music but their videos only get tens of thousands of views than the hundred million views that some low life's music video is getting. Its easy to understand why. Real talent like them deserve far more attention but its like they are not even aiming for fame.
no es la unica cancion de corte mexicana que cantaron the beatles, tambien ringo starr canto una que se llama "las brisas " con mariachi..busquela en you tube ,tambien la cancion " besame mucho" la canto paul en la pelicula "let it be " .
is not the only song of Mexican court that sang the beatles, also ringo starr singing one called "las brisas" with mariachi ... look for it on you tube
If i have to be honnest, paul 's singing wasn't very good when he was 19. There's a lack of professionalism wich is normal for his age. Even george Martin said the music the group did when he met them was rubbich.
@@paperback4535 Martin was hired by the record label to help the Beatles become more sophisticated musically. At the outset, no Beatle could read music or knew basic harmony. Martin truly was "the fifth Beatle".
@@lylecosmopolite i really think you're right my friend. I heard the other day "rubber soul" and the production is just perfect, wich is not logic cause i never saw the beatles playing so well in their earlier albums and in live, it's hundred time worst. Yes Geroge is oubviously the 5th beatle but i also think there were many artists ( sessions musicians and unknown songwriters ) behind the curtain. Of course ther's no defintive proofs, but like i often say, i don't buy anymore into the official narrative of the beatles. Sorry for my english my friend, i'm from france :)
AUTORA DE ESTE BOLERO a los 16 años, en el año 1940: CONSUELO VELÁSQUEZ. Nacida como Consuelo Velázquez Torres, en Ciudad Guzmán/Zapotlán el Grande, Jalisco, 21 de agosto de 1916 y fallecida en Ciudad de México, el 22 de enero de 2005, popularmente conocida también como Consuelito Velázquez, fue una pianista y compositora mexicana. ¡Es asombrosa la versión de The Beattles! Un golpe a la cátedra al subir este vídeo y compartirlo. Muchas gracias y felicitaciones. Saludos cordiales. Santiago de Chile, 29.09.16
The Beatles la versionaron de The Coasters, que a lo mejor (ellos) si la interpretaron de la compositora, pero The Beatles nunca han mencionado Consuelo Velasquez, The Beatles nunca tomaron la inspiracion de Consuelo V elazquez para esta composicion, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velasquez, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velazquz, AL MENOS TENGO UNA PUBLICACION DE UNA REVISTA QUE asi lo dice
@@oscarangel2722 PAUL MC CARTNEY EN UNA ENTREVISTA PARA MTV, FUE EL PRIMERO Y UNICO EN MENCIONAR A LA AUTORA DE LA CANCION, TENIA CONOCIMIENTO DE MUCHAS CANCIONES LATINAS, MEXICANAS Y SABIA UN POCO DE LA TRAYECTORIA DE CONSUELITO VELASQUEZ, Y PLATICA POR QUE LA ESCOGIERON Y FUE LA PRIMERA CANCION QUE ESCOGIERON PARA ENSAYAR, PUES EN ESPAÑA HABIAN ESCUCHADO VARIAS VERSIONES DE ESA CANCION.SALUDOS,
Cha-cha-boom! Besame besame mucho Each time I bring you a kiss I hear music divine So besame besame mucho I love you forever Say that you'll always be mine Cha-cha-boom! Dearest one, if you should leave me Then each little dream will take wings And my life would be through Oh besame besame mucho Ooh I love you forever You make all my dreams come true Ooh this joy is something new My arms they're holding you I never knew this thrill before Who ever thought I'd be Holding you close to me Whispering, "It's you I adore" Yes so dearest one, if you should leave me Then each little dreams will take wings And my life would be through Oh so besame besame mucho Yeah I love you forever Make all my dreams come true Ooh this joy is something new My arms are holding you I never knew this thrill before Who ever thought I'd be Holding you close to me Whispering, "it's you I adore" Oh so dearest one, if you should leave me Then each little dream will take wings And my life would be through Oh so besame besame mucho I love you forever Make all my dreams come true Ooh love you for ever Make all my dreams come true Ooh love you for ever Make all my dreams come true
Cuando la gente ve que tienes talwnto siemore dicen lo contrario para bajarte el autoestima y que bajes y no agas nada.. LA GENTE HABLA POR DOA RAZON 1.SI HICISTES ALGO MUY MALO O PORQUE 2 TIENES TALENTO
No fué EMI,fué Parlophone que era una subsidiaria de EMI,se dedicaba a grabar radio-teatros y esas cosas,por lo que casi estaba en quiebra.La persona que estaba a cargo los fichó por una corazonada y porque le gustó la onda que habia entre ellos.Esa persona era George Martin,pero eso es otra historia.
Incredible , these cats can even turn an iconic latino/hispanic song ,into their own !!! There is no words to describe the magic and the pleasures these lads have given humaity forever !!! Viva los Beatles
my first time hearing. i cannot belive how fantastic this is. my dad loved the original and he loved the beatles, but sadly, i doubt he ever heard the beatles covering his favorite song
This song was written by a mexican artist called Consuelito Velazquez but it is incredible that this song is well known around all over the world because it has been extremely famous and it is a surprise to me that the Beatles sang this song at that time... incredible... I like the cha cha boom thank you to share with us this clip...
Hoy 22 de Noviembre celebrando a los músicos sin importar de donde vengan , me siento yo la festejada por tan maravillosa versión ; BESAME MUCHO “con este grupo fenomenal me encanta 👌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Consuelito Velázquez donde quiera que esté un tributo para usted 🎶🎶🎶🎤🙌🏻
@@milu4118 si es la de paul, el tenía un rango vocal muy amplio con tan solo ver el cambio de voz que hace en "you never give me your money" te das cuenta de eso. En mi opinión el tenía la mejor voz de lo beatles
@@xoruzer9977 Hay dos Paul McCartney. El original y el que entrò en su puesto en septiembre 1966 y que ya vemos hoy. A ver: The Memoirs of Billy Shears.
Blimey ! Had no idea The Beatles had ever recorded a version of this Latin classic. I'd like to have met the woman who inspired this song (Bessie Mae Mucho). She must have been QUITE a character ! Thanks for uploading this bodacious "blast from the past" for us to enjoy !
No. That was the original James Paul McCartney who died in 1966. The one you see now has been impersonating Paul. Faul McCartney and he had massive plastic surgery to copy the face and voice of Paul. Do some research
@@gloriatmagno So they fooled Pauls father, brother, aunts and uncles and everyone who knew Paul and why would Lennon sing on How do you Sleep the only thing you did was Yesterday to faul if Paul wrote it . Wise up you moron and get a life.
Originally written in 1940 by Mexican composer Consuelo Velázquez, Bésame Mucho was released as a single in 1960 by The Coasters, which The Beatles then covered, as they also did with Searchin’, Young Blood and Three Cool Cats.
Unbelievable, the Beatles were amazing, and I don't know how I missed this one, thus making youtube pretty amazing too for bringing this into my living room.
Esta música transcende o tempo por sua beleza. Já foi gravada por gerações de cantores pelo mundo e continua bela. Aqui no Brasil já foi gravada por nossos maiores cantores ao longo do tempo, sempre com sucesso. O povo mexicano e especialmente Consuelo Velazquez merecem nossos agradecimentos por nos ter dado esta bela e eterna canção! Saudações a todos, Henrique
orgullo mexicano !!!!!!!!!...........la cancion es de la maestra Consuelo Velazquez ....................segun se la cancion mas sonada a nivel mundial!!!!!!!!! waooooooooooo.....................
is not the only song of Mexican court that sang the beatles, also ringo starr singing one called "las brisas" with mariachi.. look for it on you tube, also the song "besame mucho" paul singing on the movie "let it be ".
pues sepase que THE beatles versionaron esta cancion de The Coasters,, The Coasters interpretaron Besame mucho a su version,de la Interprete, pero The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velazques, The Beatles nunca han mancionado a Consuelo Velazques, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a CONSUELO velasquez, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuello Velazquez , The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velasquez, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velazquez, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a C onsuelo Velazques... Fade away...
@@oscarangel2722 say it a thousand more times "the Beatles nunca mencionaron Consuelo velasuqe". Lol, that doesnt even change this fact: Besame mucho was written by Consuelo Velazquez. go and look it up.
+Nahum Oliva escrita por Consuelito Velazquez que este año se conmemoran sus 100 años de natalicio y 75 años de esta rola, con versiones en todos los idiomas, la ha cantado Frank Sinatra, Pedro Infante, Vicente Fernandez, Zoe etc etc
yo ps ,ahora resulta que es de un compositor chileno? ,jajajaja, si todo mundo save que es de la mexicana consuelito velazquez, hasta los bettles saven que es una cancion mexicana,investiga bien amigo y no quieras hagarar patrimonio de mexico,ya savemos que los chilenos quieren hagarrar lo que les conviene, hasta e escuchado a algunos chilenos decir que ellos inventaron el mariachi, por el amor de dios hasta eso se atreven a decir, neta que con ustedes no se puede,nada mas les gusta algo porque luego luego se los quieren a dueñar de la cultura mexicana.
yo ps JA JA JA ¿CÓMO VA A SER DE UN COMPOSITOR CHILENO? SI TODOS SABEMOS QUE ES DE CONSUELITO VELÁSQUEZ. Y ESTÁ PERFECTAMENTE REGISTRADA LA CANCIÓN ANTE DERECHOS DE AUTOR. INFORMATE PRIMERO
Tenía ocho años de edad cuando escuché Besame mucho y desde entonces quedé embelesado con esta canción, ahora tengo sesenta años y la sigo amando como el primer día.
SORPRESA!!! NUNCA SUPE DE ESTA VERSIÓN. Está buena...agringada suena genial. The Beatles geniales maestros iluminaron desde mi niñez mi camino...escucharlos me rejuvenece.
"Bésame mucho" ("Kiss me a lot") is a song written in 1940 by Mexican pianist and songwriter Consuelo Velázquez. It's one of the most famous boleros, and was recognized in 1999 as the most sung and recorded Mexican song in the world.
That 'other' group who did their recorded audition for Decca this same day as The Beatles was The Tremelos - and they DID have some hits, tho nothing like The Beatles. The best know title The Tremelos had came in 1967 with their cover of a Cat Stevens song 'Here Comes My Baby' which was recorded by The Tremelos a number of years before Cat hit.
'Bésame, Bésame mucho Como si fuera esta noche la última vez Bésame, bésame mucho Que tengo miedo perderte, perderte después Bésame, Bésame mucho Como si fuera esta noche la última vez Bésame, bésame mucho Que tengo miedo perderte, perderte outra vez Quiero tenerte muy cerca, Mirarme en tus ojos, Verte junto a mí Piensa que tal vez mañana Yo estaré lejos, Muy lejos de ti Bésame, Bésame mucho Como si fuera esta noche la última vez Bésame mucho Que tengo miedo perderte, perderte outra vez...' ; 7 ]
Check out other versions. OH MY! Beatles combine so many brilliant subtle and plain old fun elements in this version. Just recently discovered it. To me it’s like a new/old great Beatles song. They really new how to move a song along. What a gem.
+Roman Kovgan Actually, both Ringo and Pete Bass Drums were recorded at a very low level initially. Check out Love Me Do. To hear Pete's Atomic Drum Beat in the Decca Recordings at the level that dominated the early Beatle's rhythm section on the Decca recording, you have to crank the sub-woofer. By comparison on his post Beatle recordings, when Pete is recorded at a louder level, Pete doesn't use the Atomic Drum Beat and is quite accomplished. Pete Best was an early Rock Drummer. Ringo style is unique, better suited to the Pop Band the Beatles evolved into, before they evolved into artists in the studio who stretched limits of the resources at Abbey Road Studios.
Grandes! Juan, Pablo, Jorge y Ricardo
Sam Macfly no jajajajaja
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En vez de Ricardo sería Pedro xq fue grabado cuando el batero era Pete!! jajaja
Maciel Suarez jaja 😂
paulo
Consuelo Velázquez was 19 years old when she composed this song (and she had never kissed anyone). It is the most performed and recorded Mexican song in history. Fun fact: Paul's father was very fond of listening to Mexican music, especially boleros. That's where Paul's taste for this song came from. The influence of boleros and Mexican trios can be heard in And I Love Her, Till There Was You, Do You Want to Know a Secret, etc.
Some people say she was 16. Regards
Till there was you was not a song the Beatles wrote. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Till_There_Was_You
I know. I was talking about the arrangements and style. 😁
@@gabrielcoronado6395 ok, I agree.
Ở VN , có nhạc sĩ Cung Tiến đã sáng tác bài Thu vàng , rồi Hương Xưa khi mới 15 years old!
No entiendo la gente que dice que es una versión horrible, para mi es hermoso escucharlos cantar en español. Las canciones de estos 4 me llenan de paz
Es que la gente no entiende la gran idea que la cancion ha sido tocada por multiples artistas, talvez la cancion mas grabada de la historia. Busca en TH-cam y encontraras muchos cantantes como Elvis y Frank Sinatra que la cantaron, y no eran hispanos. Enseña que la melodia de la Señora Consuelo ha travesado las barreras de los idiomas. Que descanse en paz
Es muy mala
Вообще то они поют на английском❤
No worries !! Siempre va a haber haters que nada les embona !! 😂😂 esta versión de Juan, Pablo, Jorge y Ricardo está buenisima !! Respect to Consuelito Velazquez that wrote and composed this súper ROLA..!!! Saludos!!🖖
PORQUE NO ES EL ESTILO DE MUSICA CON QUIEN LOS BEATLES TRIUNFARON...ERAN CANCIONES DE OTROS PERO NO DE ROCK N ROLL.
Paul was 19 years old in this recording.
I literally fell from my chair
Sky R.R.Z lol 😂 thanks that comment made my day 😂
about 29
@e james excuse for what? He sounds great. they were just saying how young he was when this recorded
@e james it doesn't
Honestly my favourite version, it's so good sends me to heaven 😭
Paul's voice is sounding great here.
I agree!
😊yeah!!
Queeee
Very nice voice from Paul & style like semi-Elvis. George & Lennon's back up also very good!
William
The Beatles were so versatile, even in their earliest recordings. What an awesome, unique cover!
Como mexicano me llena de orgullo que The Beatles, el grupo musical mas grande e importante de la historia haya interpretado esta canción. Se trata de la canción mexicana, y en idioma español en general, mas versionada de la historia.
La cancion mas versionada de la historia es Yesterday de los mismisimos Beatles, de hecho tienen el record Guiness
Sebastian Vazquez Si, por eso especifiqué que era lq canción en español.
concuerdo contigo viva mexico
+Fryeda Darski. No es de Frank Sinatra, investigue bien y consulte buenas fuentes de información
Dios, informaté bien, Consuelo Velazques escribió "bésame mucho" muy pequeña, tenía un verdadero talento igual que Franck Sinatra, pero estoy cien por cien seguro que es de Consuelo Velazques, además ¿de dónde agarraste esa información sobre lo que dijo Pedro Infante?.
I am Brazilian. I'm 55 years old! The Beatles is the best band ever had! There will never be another one! Paul McCartney is very talented!
Sabia que esta canción habia sido interpretada por muchos artistas,sobre todo en tiempos de guerra, pero no por lo beatles,gran sorpresa.
Cha Cha boom !
Sobretodo para el frio
no es la unica cancion de corte mexicana que cantaron the beatles, tambien ringo starr canto una que se llama "las brisas " con mariachi..busquela en you tube
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Tremendo onor para el verdadero autor
FAN-tastic ! ! ! a T--O-T-A-L-L-LY different take on this classic. Whoever rejected this rendition? SHAME on you ! Paul's voice comes across so melodfluously !
Agreed
+EM Gernant
Heh, reminds me of "Maxwell Sheffield", the man who rejected "Cats".
Mellifluously
Rejected partially because of the drumming, Pete best on this one
Chatting with a professor of music in Liverpool I mentioned that I could hear a LOT of latin influences in The Beatles music. "And I Love her" is a bolero, so is "Anna" "I will" etc and Ringo had a great feel for latin polythyrims . This professor mentioned that at that time mid 1950s Liverpool was a HUGE international maritime port and all the sailors would bring back records from the USA and Latin AMerica , but the older people in Liverpool liked the latin stuff like Cha-Cha, Rumba etc so that is what The Beatles heard as little kids. There was also this fascination with horse riding boots with "Cuban Heels" that somehow made it to the final Beatle look . So the "Boys" were international transatlantically famous even before they were famous.
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+mickavellian
Somewhat similar to what happened in New Orleans when jazz eventually emerged.
Jazz had elements of every kind of music you can think off . When I hear someone say "I don't like Jazz . I wanna shoot them... Cause then they don't like music. And New Orleans Jazz transcends music ,it is European Minuet , Beguin , african syncopation and improvisation, polyrhythms, swung note . Playing back and forth on the back face or front note. It is a shame I have not heard a GREAT New Orleans Jazz band in ages.
+mickavellian What do you think of their version of Besame Mucho of the Let it Be sessions? watch?v=rBFlgdt1Fto I just found out about that video and they were goofing around. To me Paul, around that time in 1969 obviously sounded like a mature vocalist, more suitable for songs in Spanish. Ringo was indecisive with his rhythm but I'd like to see how he does his sticking pattern there.
+Ramir Reyes I have heard a few versions. The live versions were kindda goofy as fast paced bolero with the "chakakoom" ; but I have heard serious versions and Paul sings his heart out. and it is played like a straight on bolero. I am talking about the VERY original they played back in Liverpool /Hamburg days. Back then the Pete Best version was not 100% bolero but Ringo played it as he did "And I love her" but using a VERY light snare. Of course in "And I love her" (watching the clip in "A hard day's night") Ringo does an excellent Cuban bolero (there's a slightly different "Spanish" Bolero) on the conga drums. Very precise finger tips 2/4. The music professor I spoke about told me THAT was the music that was played in Liverpool when the "Lads" grew up. Paul seemed to have an affinity for latin things since he wanted to be called "Paul RAMON" as a stage name. I always found it interesting that Paul named an album "RAM" with a song named "RAM ON". I know I give you way too many details when I answer these things but "Besame Mucho" the most famous of Cuban Boleros was written by a Mexican ;)
mickavellian If I had higher voice range, I think I'd be like Paul, not that I'd try to sing the very same styles as he did but like him, I'd be able to shape my voice for different genres and even imitate what famous musicians and celebrities sounded like. Saw a video of him in the Beatlemania years that he was trying to copy American Western accent which he also did for some songs like Rocky Racoon. I heard him goof on Get Back trying to imitate Elvis. He was the most vocally talented and versatile in the group and probably the best ventriloquist of them as well. Great voice modulation on his youth. But I think as far as voice imitating is concerned, I think I'm better than Paul but not singing obviously. I could try to imitate the accents of all four Beatles and I might have to pinch my nose for John and Ringo's voices. I could turn on the cowboy voice better than Paul, even tried British, Scottish and even Indian accents. I also experimented on American Southern accent trying to sing Proud Mary by CCR. Modulation was sort of a talent I was born with and it came out instinctively but not with a high voice range for singing though I could muffle my voice so narrow to sound like an opera lady. I could imitate the meow of a cat as if it was a real cat, not kidding on that one.
Back in the 50's-70's, singers were full of soul. You don't have to be a very good singer but rather a good musician, guitarist or lyricist. Dylan comes to mind. He and many others wouldn't stand a chance if it was today's standards that expect to follow a vocal norm or pitch. I don't know what to call that kind of pitching but one example is the opening line of Ed Sheeran's "Thinking out Loud". You hear a lot of this generation's singers do that, especially on American Idol and The Voice which I'm not interested partly because they use that style. I even heard some guy with a Texan accent try to put that on a country song which makes it sound not authentic for classic country music. The chorus of "Thinking out Loud" also presents a typical norm of how today's singers approach a chorus. Back in the day, there was more diversity to vocal styles because the artist's voice reflects what he is or where he came from with a mature voice untouched by autotune, pitch correction and Pro Tools. Today, most vocalists are perfect sounding on the finished product and they all sound like teenagers to me because they just don't sound mature enough to be over 25 and their music, usually centered for spoiled cheesy teenage perception of love and relationships. I'm fed up of that man. No generation is perfect but I just hate the zeitgeist of today's generation and a huge factor to that is their cheesy, teenager, beat driven, commercialized, tech dependent music. It does not match up to me or represent me in any way intellectually. When I listen to 60's-70's music in my playlist, I imagine I was on this imaginary time bubble as if it was 1966-1975. I predict that the near future would be dominated by more of this soul-less, beat driven, tech sounds. Real music is so obscure. There is this song called "I Don't Know Birds That Well" by a duo called MonaLisa Twins. They started as teenagers covering many classic songs of the 60's and 70's but they got better and started writing originals which are HUGELY VERY Beatle influenced. They write, sing and play instruments on their songs with their dad and shoot their own videos they upload here on TH-cam. Just watched 3 of their originals today. Real talent, real music but their videos only get tens of thousands of views than the hundred million views that some low life's music video is getting. Its easy to understand why. Real talent like them deserve far more attention but its like they are not even aiming for fame.
Thank you for uploading this unusual slice of Beatles history.
Paul McCartney's range and versatility have never ceased to amaze me.
no es la unica cancion de corte mexicana que cantaron the beatles, tambien ringo starr canto una que se llama "las brisas " con mariachi..busquela en you tube ,tambien la cancion " besame mucho" la canto paul en la pelicula "let it be " .
is not the only song of Mexican court that sang the beatles, also ringo starr singing one called "las brisas" with mariachi ... look for it on you tube
If i have to be honnest, paul 's singing wasn't very good when he was 19. There's a lack of professionalism wich is normal for his age. Even george Martin said the music the group did when he met them was rubbich.
@@paperback4535 Martin was hired by the record label to help the Beatles become more sophisticated musically. At the outset, no Beatle could read music or knew basic harmony. Martin truly was "the fifth Beatle".
@@lylecosmopolite i really think you're right my friend. I heard the other day "rubber soul" and the production is just perfect, wich is not logic cause i never saw the beatles playing so well in their earlier albums and in live, it's hundred time worst. Yes Geroge is oubviously the 5th beatle but i also think there were many artists ( sessions musicians and unknown songwriters ) behind the curtain. Of course ther's no defintive proofs, but like i often say, i don't buy anymore into the official narrative of the beatles. Sorry for my english my friend, i'm from france :)
AUTORA DE ESTE BOLERO a los 16 años, en el año 1940: CONSUELO VELÁSQUEZ. Nacida como Consuelo Velázquez Torres, en Ciudad Guzmán/Zapotlán el Grande, Jalisco, 21 de agosto de 1916 y fallecida en Ciudad de México, el 22 de enero de 2005, popularmente conocida también como Consuelito Velázquez, fue una pianista y compositora mexicana. ¡Es asombrosa la versión de The Beattles! Un golpe a la cátedra al subir este vídeo y compartirlo. Muchas gracias y felicitaciones. Saludos cordiales. Santiago de Chile, 29.09.16
The Beatles la versionaron de The Coasters, que a lo mejor (ellos) si la interpretaron de la compositora, pero The Beatles nunca han mencionado Consuelo Velasquez, The Beatles nunca tomaron la inspiracion de Consuelo V elazquez para esta composicion, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velasquez, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velazquz, AL MENOS TENGO UNA PUBLICACION DE UNA REVISTA QUE asi lo dice
@@oscarangel2722 PAUL MC CARTNEY EN UNA ENTREVISTA PARA MTV, FUE EL PRIMERO Y UNICO EN MENCIONAR A LA AUTORA DE LA CANCION, TENIA CONOCIMIENTO DE MUCHAS CANCIONES LATINAS, MEXICANAS Y SABIA UN POCO DE LA TRAYECTORIA DE CONSUELITO VELASQUEZ, Y PLATICA POR QUE LA ESCOGIERON Y FUE LA PRIMERA CANCION QUE ESCOGIERON PARA ENSAYAR, PUES EN ESPAÑA HABIAN ESCUCHADO VARIAS VERSIONES DE ESA CANCION.SALUDOS,
Cha-cha-boom!
Besame besame mucho
Each time I bring you a kiss
I hear music divine
So besame besame mucho
I love you forever
Say that you'll always be mine
Cha-cha-boom!
Dearest one, if you should leave me
Then each little dream will take wings
And my life would be through
Oh besame besame mucho
Ooh I love you forever
You make all my dreams come true
Ooh this joy is something new
My arms they're holding you
I never knew this thrill before
Who ever thought I'd be
Holding you close to me
Whispering, "It's you I adore"
Yes so dearest one, if you should leave me
Then each little dreams will take wings
And my life would be through
Oh so besame besame mucho
Yeah I love you forever
Make all my dreams come true
Ooh this joy is something new
My arms are holding you
I never knew this thrill before
Who ever thought I'd be
Holding you close to me
Whispering, "it's you I adore"
Oh so dearest one, if you should leave me
Then each little dream will take wings
And my life would be through
Oh so besame besame mucho
I love you forever
Make all my dreams come true
Ooh love you for ever
Make all my dreams come true
Ooh love you for ever
Make all my dreams come true
Andrea Velázquez, Thank you for posting the lyrics!
Correction: each ... dream, / whoever, / I'll love you f.
People who post lyrics to TH-cam comments are the best people
Классное использование! Вам , Андреа, спасибо за перевод. С любовью из России ( Москва).
It sounds like it should be in a Quintin Terantino movie
Agreed!
Yes!!!
Driving sequence during Kill Bill Vol. 4. Slowly zoom in on Uma's face, driver's side ha
Garaygirls Mexican song, they learned from every where !!! That's why they wrote a song like and I love her with Latin roots easily
it does!
Y PENSAR QUE LOS RECHAZARON CUANDO AUDICIONARON PARA LOS ESTUDIOS Decca. Pero luego EMI si tuvo el cerebro de aceptarlos.
Esto mismo sucede con muchisimas personas en muchas otras actividades de la vida.
Se han de haber cagado para adentro cuando se dieron cuenta de su error xD
increible pero cierto. pero si firmaron depsues ah los rolling stones
Cuando la gente ve que tienes talwnto siemore dicen lo contrario para bajarte el autoestima y que bajes y no agas nada.. LA GENTE HABLA POR DOA RAZON 1.SI HICISTES ALGO MUY MALO O PORQUE 2 TIENES TALENTO
No fué EMI,fué Parlophone que era una subsidiaria de EMI,se dedicaba a grabar radio-teatros y esas cosas,por lo que casi estaba en quiebra.La persona que estaba a cargo los fichó por una corazonada y porque le gustó la onda que habia entre ellos.Esa persona era George Martin,pero eso es otra historia.
Incredible , these cats can even turn an iconic latino/hispanic song ,into their own !!! There is no words to describe the magic and the pleasures these lads have given humaity forever !!!
Viva los Beatles
-very good thing that Decca rejected them, so they could meet George Martin att EMI then instead.
ringo starr 'las brisas "
Todo u
Good point. Some things were just meant to be.
Justin se puede ir a la mierda "Despacito" porque nadie supera el "bésame musho" de Paul 😍
Oriana franco Si :)
¡Oh! Mi joven y adorable Paul de 1962.
Claro que sí
Exacto 👍
Oriana franco ¿en serio escuchas ésto y lo primero que se te viene a la mente es Justin?, por dios...
my first time hearing. i cannot belive how fantastic this is. my dad loved the original and he loved the beatles, but sadly, i doubt he ever heard the beatles covering his favorite song
Cha-cha-boom!
Охуеть!
They mighta been wrong lol......
Decca Records rejected the Beatles, saying "guitar groups are on the way out" and "The Beatles have no future in show business"
DECCA is stupid.
Let's be fair to Dick Rowe.
He passed on The Beatles but he did sign the Rolling Stones.
Haha n they regretted tht ever since, omg the £££ they lost out on eh😌🤕🤧🙄😂😂😂😂
the greatest mistake in phonograpic business
dick jaws rejected the rutles too.
I never knew they did this song!! Wow 🥰 I love The Beatles, but I also love this classic song in Spanish. I love this.
This song was written by a mexican artist called Consuelito Velazquez but it is incredible that this song is well known around all over the world because it has been extremely famous and it is a surprise to me that the Beatles sang this song at that time... incredible... I like the cha cha boom thank you to share with us this clip...
Paul McCartney sings brilliantly here, and the rest of the group have a great energy and feel too.
👏🏻This Mexican masterpiece, made the whole world sing it 👏🏻
ORALE!!
Esta si... no me la sabia!!
Gracias Genios!!
Pero .... Mas gracias a la Señora de Señoras .. Consuelo Velasquez!!
This was a great rendition....
THIS IS SO GOOD OH MY GOD
I can't believe I never knew the Beatles covered this, one of my favorite songs!!! Probably Paul's idea lol.
Algún mexicano escuchando a los Beatles tocando nuestra música ☝️🇲🇽🤩
Presente bro
Argentina presente
Que asco México
@@setax2144 el asco es hermoso
@@setax2144 -El peruano jaja
...and the rest is history for the greatest band of the 20th century...
Hoy 22 de Noviembre celebrando a los músicos sin importar de donde vengan , me siento yo la festejada por tan maravillosa versión ; BESAME MUCHO “con este grupo fenomenal me encanta 👌👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Consuelito Velázquez donde quiera que esté un tributo para usted 🎶🎶🎶🎤🙌🏻
Muy buena versión....increíble....no la había escuchado .....excelente....como todo lo de ellos...felicitaciones....Los Amo
Cha Cha Boom.!❤️
La voz de McCartney es simplemente Hermosa.!❤️
😚😚❤🎶🎵🎶🎵
Solo que yo no creo sea la voz del McCartney original. Quiza es la voz de Tony Sheridan.
@@normacabrera5329 bj
@@milu4118 si es la de paul, el tenía un rango vocal muy amplio con tan solo ver el cambio de voz que hace en "you never give me your money" te das cuenta de eso. En mi opinión el tenía la mejor voz de lo beatles
@@xoruzer9977 Hay dos Paul McCartney. El original y el que entrò en su puesto en septiembre 1966 y que ya vemos hoy. A ver: The Memoirs of Billy Shears.
Buena y curiosa versión de The Beatles de "Bésame mucho", cuya autora, Consuelo Velázquez falleció hace diez años.
El gran Lucho Gatica
@@andreamoreno9793 LUCHO GATICA LA INTERPRETO COMO MUCHOS, PERO ES DE CONSUELITO VELASQUEZ.
@@andreamoreno9793 enserio la ignorancia es atrevida, ese tipo es uno más de los intérpretes.
Cuidado con los chilenos
Blimey ! Had no idea The Beatles had ever recorded a version of this Latin classic. I'd like to have met the woman who inspired this song (Bessie Mae Mucho). She must have been QUITE a character ! Thanks for uploading this bodacious "blast from the past" for us to enjoy !
Consuelo Velázquez, orgullosamente Mexicana. Y un músico gigante.
fantastic wonderful interpretation long live Sir James Paul McCartney
No. That was the original James Paul McCartney who died in 1966. The one you see now has been impersonating Paul. Faul McCartney and he had massive plastic surgery to copy the face and voice of Paul. Do some research
It's so damn obvious.
@@gloriatmagno Ma va a ciapà i ratt
Gloria Magno please tell me your kidding lol
@@gloriatmagno So they fooled Pauls father, brother, aunts and uncles and everyone who knew Paul and why would Lennon sing on How do you Sleep the only thing you did was Yesterday to faul if Paul wrote it . Wise up you moron and get a life.
This is my Ecuadorian grandmother's favorite Beatles song.
Holy crap... I never heard this version before...its amazing!
I love this version. 💕
Every song they played...is always their way...no matter what songs 😊
IMCREDIBLE, I WAS SO SURPRISED LISTENING THIS VERSION OF THIS LOVELY SONG! REVOLUTIONARY THE MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS!
AMAZING SONG BY THE BEATLES! A CLASSICAL LATIN AMERICAN BOLERO FROM THE SOUTH AMERICAN PENTAGRAM! REVOLUTIONARY ARRANGEMENT!
Lovely!!! Magnífica versión 😍
Originally written in 1940 by Mexican composer Consuelo Velázquez, Bésame Mucho was released as a single in 1960 by The Coasters, which The Beatles then covered, as they also did with Searchin’, Young Blood and Three Cool Cats.
The Beatles' musical love for México and its music. A Counsuelo Velázquez classic....a universal tune!
Unbelievable, the Beatles were amazing, and I don't know how I missed this one, thus making youtube pretty amazing too for bringing this into my living room.
Esta música transcende o tempo por sua beleza. Já foi gravada por gerações de cantores pelo mundo e continua bela. Aqui no Brasil já foi gravada por nossos maiores cantores ao longo do tempo, sempre com sucesso. O povo mexicano e especialmente Consuelo Velazquez merecem nossos agradecimentos por nos ter dado esta bela e eterna canção! Saudações a todos, Henrique
They played this in their Hamburg set circa 1961.
Really i love beatles the most ...can relate their songs❤❤
Luv it !!! I fall in love with the beetles all over again !!!
Esta canción es mágica, ni por equivocacion Consuelito pensó en kas dimensiones de su composición 😮😮😮
Maravillosos, ¿como podríamos olvidarles?, jamás.
orgullo mexicano !!!!!!!!!...........la cancion es de la maestra Consuelo Velazquez ....................segun se la cancion mas sonada a nivel mundial!!!!!!!!! waooooooooooo.....................
vemos como la musica no tiene ni admite fronteras una composicion de la Mexicana Consuelo Velazques buena vercion
Saul Camacho version
"verCion" :D
"versión"!!!
is not the only song of Mexican court that sang the beatles, also ringo starr singing one called "las brisas" with mariachi.. look for it on you tube, also the song "besame mucho" paul singing on the movie "let it be ".
pues sepase que THE beatles versionaron esta cancion de The Coasters,, The Coasters interpretaron Besame mucho a su version,de la Interprete, pero The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velazques, The Beatles nunca han mancionado a Consuelo Velazques, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a CONSUELO velasquez, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuello Velazquez , The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velasquez, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a Consuelo Velazquez, The Beatles nunca han mencionado a C onsuelo Velazques... Fade away...
@@oscarangel2722 say it a thousand more times "the Beatles nunca mencionaron Consuelo velasuqe". Lol, that doesnt even change this fact: Besame mucho was written by Consuelo Velazquez.
go and look it up.
OMG...WOW...this was wonderful...
Je n avais pas connaissance de cet enregistrement ... J aime . Les Beatles sont extras ds toutes les musiques . J aime . MERCI À VOUS . 🇨🇵💚❤🌹🎸
De México para el mundo!
+Nahum Oliva escrita por Consuelito Velazquez que este año se conmemoran sus 100 años de natalicio y 75 años de esta rola, con versiones en todos los idiomas, la ha cantado Frank Sinatra, Pedro Infante, Vicente Fernandez, Zoe etc etc
+Nahum Oliva ,tienes razon ,mexico ,tuvo y tiene grandes compositores, ¡un saludo del Peru !
jajaja ajuaaaaaaa :3
yo ps ,ahora resulta que es de un compositor chileno? ,jajajaja, si todo mundo save que es de la mexicana consuelito velazquez, hasta los bettles saven que es una cancion mexicana,investiga bien amigo y no quieras hagarar patrimonio de mexico,ya savemos que los chilenos quieren hagarrar lo que les conviene, hasta e escuchado a algunos chilenos decir que ellos inventaron el mariachi, por el amor de dios hasta eso se atreven a decir, neta que con ustedes no se puede,nada mas les gusta algo porque luego luego se los quieren a dueñar de la cultura mexicana.
yo ps JA JA JA
¿CÓMO VA A SER DE UN COMPOSITOR CHILENO?
SI TODOS SABEMOS QUE ES DE CONSUELITO VELÁSQUEZ.
Y ESTÁ PERFECTAMENTE REGISTRADA LA CANCIÓN ANTE DERECHOS DE AUTOR.
INFORMATE PRIMERO
Esa deliciosa voz de Paul.
Tenía ocho años de edad cuando escuché Besame mucho y desde entonces quedé embelesado con esta canción, ahora tengo sesenta años y la sigo amando como el primer día.
SORPRESA!!! NUNCA SUPE DE ESTA VERSIÓN.
Está buena...agringada suena genial. The Beatles geniales maestros iluminaron desde mi niñez mi camino...escucharlos me rejuvenece.
👍 Klasse Sound, grossartige Aufnahme....🎸
Belleza..tiempos que no volverán. Que buena música la de los Beatles!!!!
La calidad de la canción reconocida por ellos y por eso su interpretación, muy buena versión
i love the beatles
@laura rivera Me too (yo tambien) 💖 👍
This is gold.
"Bésame mucho" ("Kiss me a lot") is a song written in 1940 by Mexican pianist and songwriter Consuelo Velázquez. It's one of the most famous boleros, and was recognized in 1999 as the most sung and recorded Mexican song in the world.
Los Beatles no dejan de sorprenderme, no sabía de ésta canción y no hace poco de George casado con una Mexicana y con hijo.
Olivia no es mexicana ella nacio en l.a. california sus padres si eran mexicanos pero ella no
@@rodolforamirez4237 Olivia Arias . La mariposa que le cambió la vida a George Harrison .
@@manuelvillegas1299 puede Ser la mariposa monarca... pero chicana nunca mexicana
@@rodolforamirez4237 que vrg va importar tu opinion, por algo esta escrito en la constitucion que si es mexicana por solo tener raices
Que estilo espectacular de los Beatles!
Sí que fueron otros tiempos de buena música.
Nunca los había escuchado cantar esta canción, me gustó muchísimo
Whoever recorded this, thank you.
Fantastic recording
La mejor cancion de Mexico, esto si era musica carajo
Los Beatles, en su vena hispana romántica. Bésame Mucho, y es seguro que no les faltarían
Por eso amo la música de the Beatles, que orgullo que estos genios amaron la música de nuestro Mexico.
Grandiosos!!!👍🎶🎼🎶🎼👍🎼
¡¡Excelente, continuen, sigan adelante. Felicidades!!
That 'other' group who did their recorded audition for Decca this same day as The Beatles was The Tremelos - and they DID have some hits, tho nothing like The Beatles. The best know title The Tremelos had came in 1967 with their cover of a Cat Stevens song 'Here Comes My Baby' which was recorded by The Tremelos a number of years before Cat hit.
Gran homenaje a su autora doña consuelo velazquez cuya musica no tiene edad ni fronteras, consuelo velazquez ¡ de Mexico para el mundo !
Un gran grupo cantando una gran canción...¿qué más se puede pedir?
A great version....rockin'
muchas gracias por subirlo
Canción 100% Mexicana, la única Consuelito Velázquez 3 y esta es una de sus tantas versiones. Sin duda una de las mejores canciones...
'Bésame,
Bésame mucho
Como si fuera esta noche la última vez
Bésame, bésame mucho
Que tengo miedo perderte, perderte después
Bésame,
Bésame mucho
Como si fuera esta noche la última vez
Bésame, bésame mucho
Que tengo miedo perderte, perderte outra vez
Quiero tenerte muy cerca,
Mirarme en tus ojos,
Verte junto a mí
Piensa que tal vez mañana
Yo estaré lejos,
Muy lejos de ti
Bésame,
Bésame mucho
Como si fuera esta noche la última vez
Bésame mucho
Que tengo miedo perderte, perderte outra vez...'
; 7 ]
n,
Qué bueno poder ver el comentario de arriba y este abajo jajaja casualmente con la traducción y comparar... Para saber que significa.
Te faltó el chachaboom! ...
Es una bella canción gracias
al final del estribillo es "que tengo miedo a tenerte y perderte despues"; the final verse is as writen.
Check out other versions. OH MY! Beatles combine so many brilliant subtle and plain old fun elements in this version. Just recently discovered it. To me it’s like a new/old great Beatles song. They really new how to move a song along. What a gem.
Así o más romántico 😻 y con The Beatles 🥰😘😻OMG!!
bravo pour l'adaptation aux images; full of spirit
Hermosa Interpretación de Bésame mucho de Consuelo Velasquez.
El "bésami mutsho" es re clave 👍😎🖤
Edit: mucho edit👍
Adorei. Paul voltou a cantar Besame Mucho de forma mais lenta, mais bolero, no documentário. Let it Be
Ya lo había escuchado y me tardé un resto es conseguir este tema. Que cover tan bueno, excelente
They are good. Very good arrangement & interpretation
Amo esta canción y disfruto
escuchar a The Beatles...
La mejor versión de esta canción :)!!
It was a good thing decca went stupid that time. Otherwise, we wouldn't have enjoyed the Beatles this much
The best version. I love it!
Those backing vocals are awesome
Paul George John with Pete Best - dr?
i think its correct. Have read Pete Best last act with Beatles was the 15 August 1962.
+Anhalter Udo That's why you hardly hear the drums. Ringo is kinda simple but has a huge presence
+Roman Kovgan Actually, both Ringo and Pete Bass Drums were recorded at a very low level initially. Check out Love Me Do. To hear Pete's Atomic Drum Beat in the Decca Recordings at the level that dominated the early Beatle's rhythm section on the Decca recording, you have to crank the sub-woofer. By comparison on his post Beatle recordings, when Pete is recorded at a louder level, Pete doesn't use the Atomic Drum Beat and is quite accomplished. Pete Best was an early Rock Drummer. Ringo style is unique, better suited to the Pop Band the Beatles evolved into, before they evolved into artists in the studio who stretched limits of the resources at Abbey Road Studios.
+Anhalter Udo yes sir it was pete best
yes that right