Biography:
Gipsy Kings is a music group from Arles and Montpellier, France. They explained the evolution of their sound in the 1996 PBS documentary of their lives and music "Tierra Gitana (Gipsy Land)". Young brothers Nicolas, Canut and Paul Reyes accompanied their father, famed flamenco singer Jose Reyes, who started out singing "cante jondo" (deep chant), traditional flamenco with long-running themes of passion, love, death, etc. But they began playing rumba flamenca because "we liked to watch pretty girls dance," said Nicolas.
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Other songs:
- A Mi Manera
- Bamboleo
- Hotel California
- Soy
- Volare
- France
- A Mi Wa Wa (Solo Por Ti)
- A Mi Wawa
- A Ti A Ti
- Amigo
- Amor D Un Dia
- Baila Me
- Bailame
- Bem Bem Maria
- Calaverada
- Caminando Por La Calle
- Campesino
- Canto A Brazil
- Ciento
- Como Ayer
- Como Siento Yo
- De Granada A Casablanca
- Di Me
- Djobi Djoba
- El Mauro
- El Toro Y La Luna
- El Verano
- Habla Me
- Hoy
- I Know
- La Dona
- La Fiesta Comienza
- La Rumba De Nicolas
- Lailola No Hables Mas
- Mi Cafe
- Mi Vida
- Mujer
- Noches De Barcelona
- Pajarito
- Papa No Pega La Mama
- Pida Me La
- Princessa
- Quiero Saber
- Ruptura
- Siento
- Sin Ella
- Solituda
- Trista Pena
- Tu Quieres Volver
- Un Amor
- Una Rumba Por Aqui
- Vamos A Bailar
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Ciento
(Capo on 2nd fret)
Intro:
B C#m E F#7
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|----2--4-----5--5-s-4---4-s-2--2-----5-5-s-4--4-s-2-2-----5-5-s-4--4-s-2-2--2-s-5-----------------|
|--4-------4---------------------------4-----------------------4-----------------------------------|
|-4------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|2-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B Ebm
Ciento, siente en tus pasos
C#m F#7
Ciento, siente en tu voz.
B Ebm
Ciento, siente en tus pasos
C#m F#7
Ciento, siente en tu voz.
B
Las chiquitas son bonitas
Ebm
Son bonitas bailan bien.
C#m
Por un duro se arremangan
F#7
Y pa'm? lo pasan bien.
B Ebm
?Escucha usted la ausencia del Wawanco?
C#m F#7
?Escucha usted la ausencia del Wawanco?
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CHORDS:
B: x24442
C#m: x46654
E: x76454
F#7: 244252
Ebm: x68876
(Music transcribed by Kelly Wing, MN, USA)
(Capo on 2nd fret)
Intro:
B C#m E F#7
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|----2--4-----5--5-s-4---4-s-2--2-----5-5-s-4--4-s-2-2-----5-5-s-4--4-s-2-2--2-s-5-----------------|
|--4-------4---------------------------4-----------------------4-----------------------------------|
|-4------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|2-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B Ebm
Ciento, siente en tus pasos
C#m F#7
Ciento, siente en tu voz.
B Ebm
Ciento, siente en tus pasos
C#m F#7
Ciento, siente en tu voz.
B
Las chiquitas son bonitas
Ebm
Son bonitas bailan bien.
C#m
Por un duro se arremangan
F#7
Y pa'm? lo pasan bien.
B Ebm
?Escucha usted la ausencia del Wawanco?
C#m F#7
?Escucha usted la ausencia del Wawanco?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CHORDS:
B: x24442
C#m: x46654
E: x76454
F#7: 244252
Ebm: x68876
(Music transcribed by Kelly Wing, MN, USA)
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