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Some people on here know I'm a big fan of Charo.
Yes, that cuchi-cuchi-cuchi chick with the flouncy hair, bouncy boobs, and all the energy of a Pomeranian in heat. The staple of Fantasy Island and Love Boat, Hollywood Sqaures, and innumerable bad TV shows.
I had no idea she had any talent other than shaking her tits at the camera until I saw her perform on TV one night and I was just blown away. For as ridiculous as she is, she has one astonishing gift and that's her ability to play guitar.
Here she is playing the classical Spanish piece Recuerdos de la Alhambra by Spanish composer Francisco Tarrega.
Yes, that cuchi-cuchi-cuchi chick with the flouncy hair, bouncy boobs, and all the energy of a Pomeranian in heat. The staple of Fantasy Island and Love Boat, Hollywood Sqaures, and innumerable bad TV shows.
I had no idea she had any talent other than shaking her tits at the camera until I saw her perform on TV one night and I was just blown away. For as ridiculous as she is, she has one astonishing gift and that's her ability to play guitar.
Here she is playing the classical Spanish piece Recuerdos de la Alhambra by Spanish composer Francisco Tarrega.
It's short but beautiful.The piece showcases the challenging guitar technique known as 'tremolo,' where a single melody note is plucked repeatedly by the ring, middle and index fingers in such rapid succession that the result is an illusion of one long sustained tone. In this piece, the thumb plays the bass in between melodic attacks. The change of key to A in the middle of the song is played at a faster tempo than at the beginning and at the conclusion of the piece. Many who hear this song initially in a non-live setting can mistake it for a duet rather than a challenging solo effort. -wikipedia
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