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Beethoven’s 5th Symphony, Salsa Version
Who knew that Beethoven was such a huge fan of Tito Puente? At least that’s what the Hovedøen Social Club & Kringkastingsorkesteret (don’t even try to pronounce it) would lead you to believe with this salsa interpretation of his 5th symphony. A Norwegian orchestra playing a German composer’s work in a Cuban genre of music? That’s globalism for you, folks!
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if its not broken dont fix it fucking idiots
it’s music… it’s never broken and it can always be fixed.
everything is better with salsa
Is there anything Mexico CAN’T fu*k up?
Salsa isnt mexican stupidfk, and by the way, tito puente is american
Technically Puerto Rican
A Norwegian orchestra playing a German composer’s work in a Cuban genre of music? That’s globalism for you, folks! READ CAPTION BEFORE COMMENTING NEXT TIME.
Salsa is not from México u IDIOT. Study, go to college you redneck. even if it is community college it will help you.
People always have to see the negative in this and becuase they are uneducated they relate Salsa music to Mexico, which again brings out even more ignorant comments.
Actually, pronouncing Kringkastingsorkesteret is easy! Being Norwegian probably helps, though
Cool experiment and it shows that we have not seen the last of the old masters yet!
Increíble. :O esto si es música.
Great work!
Wow…how beautiful. What a wonderful twist on a classic. I hope I get to dance to it. It never ceases to amaze me how people can be so closed minded, particularly when it comes to the arts. This is wonderful.
Thank you for sharing.
I think think it is a wonderful interpretation and that Beethoven would be proud!!
Hey Guys,
Being an avid salsa fan, the video and comments made me chuckle. Yes salsa is global, I was reminded me of Orquesta la Luz, a Japanese band playing pretty good salsa. Check them out!
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