In awe to be born,
sans words, symbols
not needed, a world
of touch and hope
till touch no more.
© Chagall 2014

C. Chagall – Guitars
Sebastien Greco – Vocals
Bambino Cuadrado – Percussion
DD Rivera – Bass, Synth
Carlos Chagall, D. Rivera, Papo C., Eric Greco

Original jam
Carlos Chagall – Guitars
Dede Rivera – bass and e-Drums
Headphones set? Happy Friday the 13th!
© Carlos Chagall, 2013

Original Composition
written by Carlos Chagall and Eric Greco
Vocals: Sebastien Eric Greco, Ruth “Luz” Rodriguez
Guitars: Carlos Chagall
Bass and Electronic Drum: Dede Rivera
Headphones, if you’ve got ’em.
© Carlos Chagall, 2013

A midnight bolero on the beach,
upright bass, piano, congero,
dos Latinas sing harmony
of lost loves, what could-have-been,
good and bad.
We shuffle our feet bare
through the sand
finding the beat
in the center of our soles
weighty and balanced.
How can one woman
smell and taste so good?
I carry your flavor,
exhale your scent.
We swing, sway
as one, navel
to navel, thigh
to thigh.
On barren shore, in silhouette,
palm to cheek, lips to the long
vein of your throat.
On the downbeat,
small light kisses.
Latinas in minor thirds,
so sad.
The rhythm of the trio
finds the upbeat to its liking
imparts a feel of flight,
of never letting go,
to search but not to find
release.
We are grooved deep in sand,
perfectly slotted, orbits
from millions of eternities,
beneath stars that burn hot
but not away.
© Carlos Chagall, 2013
Sabor A Mi lyrics
Tanto tiempo disfrutamos de este amor
nuestras almas se acercaron tanto a así
que yo guardo tu sabor
pero tú llevas también
sabor a mí.
Si negaras mi presencia en tu vivir
bastaría con abrazarte y conversar
tanta vida yo te dí
que por fuerza tienes ya
sabor a mí.
No pretendo ser tu dueño
no soy nada yo no tengo vanidad
de mi vida doy lo bueno
soy tan pobre, que otra cosa puedo dar.
Pasarán mas de mil años, muchos mas
yo no sé si tenga amor la eternidad
pero allá, tal como aquí
en la boca llevarás
sabor a mí.
Songwriter(s): Cesar Manuel Valle Rojas, Jose Ramon Garcia Florez
Copyright: Beechwood De Mexico Sa De Cv

Eric Sebastien Greco – vocal
Carlos Chagall – guitars, arrangement
Bambino Cuadrado – percussion
Headphones always recommended.
Whenever I lament the state of the world, I listen to the song of Kauaʻi ʻŌʻō. Put some headphones on and listen to this very short clip. I promise, you will not be disappointed.
Love to you all. Have a great weekend. —Carlos C.
Listen to the haunting song of the Kauaʻi ʻŌʻō, presumed extinct since 1985. Headphones recommended to fully appreciate the rhythm, tenor, tones, and intervals, of the bird’s song. This is the bird at night.
I believe this is the only known footage of the bird:
http://www.arkive.org/kauai-oo/moho-braccatus/video-00
See here for additional recordings and to browse the wonderful collection of the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Macaulay Library
http://macaulaylibrary.org/
Again, farewell Kauaʻi ʻŌʻō.
—–Chagall
Sebastien Greco – vocals
Carlos Chagall – guitars
Dede Rivera – bass
Papa Cuadrado – percussion
Sebastien Greco, all vocals
Carlos Chagall, guitars
DD Rivera, bass
Bambino C, percussion
Words & Music by Carlos Chagall, 2013