What Is The Meaning Of El Cascabel By Son Jarocho
Recoveco-Cuerdas “El Cascabel” (Son jarocho)
This song begins with the harp playing by itself the melody of the song. It’s very fast, it sounds mysterious and it tries to imitate the sound of a Jingle Bell. A couple seconds after, all the instruments play together very loud and rhythmically. We can hear the Harp, a couple Jaranas and a Bass. All the instruments are connected to an amplifier and even though it is a very traditional song from the estate of Veracruz, Mexico, it has a modern feeling. When the vocalist starts singing we discover a very deep voice that fills the auditorium while the other members of the band do the harmony with their voices as an echo for the lead singer.
Throughout the piece, the harp gets the spotlight with an
This song begins with the harp playing by itself the melody of the song. It’s very fast, it sounds mysterious and it tries to imitate the sound of a Jingle Bell. A couple seconds after, all the instruments play together very loud and rhythmically. We can hear the Harp, a couple Jaranas and a Bass. All the instruments are connected to an amplifier and even though it is a very traditional song from the estate of Veracruz, Mexico, it has a modern feeling. When the vocalist starts singing we discover a very deep voice that fills the auditorium while the other members of the band do the harmony with their voices as an echo for the lead singer.
Throughout the piece, the harp gets the spotlight with an