when she sings this kind of song, and the rancheras you can tell she is singing the music she loves the best.

the little chubby guy in the white blazer playing the cuatro is my uncle. that same jacket he wore he later gave to my dad and my dad was buried wearing it. funny to see the jacket here.

Linda, you never stop surprising me. You are a voice from God!

Ms. Ronstadt....Absolutely captivating.

Now That's One Flying Wave of Elegance. Viva Cuba, Castro, and the Girl of my Heart

This is one of the songs that taught me Spanish. Thanks for sharing!

she's simply fantastic, what GREAT talent, and beautiful as well

This is increíble to see her dancing having a good time

What a delight!

Well.. as a dancer... she’s a great singer!!! ❤️❤️❤️

Me encanta escucharla En Espa~ol tambien... Dado a sus raices Mexicanas Beautiful, Linda...English or Spanish!:)

Great Linda ...perfect voice!!!!❤❤❤🌷🌷🌷...forever and evet

Una de las cantantes que nunca se olvidara gracias por todo ese talento digo esa virtud

FANTASTICA VOZZZZZZZZ....E INTERPRETACION......UNA TESITURA DE VOZ ....BONITA Y SINCERA.........Y ESO VALE MAS QUE EL MEJOR DE LOS MARKETING...Y A ELLA NO LE HACE FALTA.......SIEMPRE FUE UNA DE LAS GRANDES......ESTA CLARO EN ESTE VIDEO.......Y EN TODAS SUS GRABACIONES........MEJOR EN ESPAÑOL QUE EN INGLES........WUAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

En mi opinión, yo creo que la voz está perfectamente colocada, en ritmo, en tonos, etc... tal vez lo que pasa (quien dice que no le queda este ritmo a Linda) es que visualmente no es para esta música, no se menea en su interpretación cual Tongolele, pero puedes escucharla con los ojos cerrados, y es bellísima la interpretación, letra-sentimiento. Saludos desde Monterrey, México.

bueno esta estrella del canto no me deja de sorprender te recordamos con carino linda,

verissimo!

Oh My God!! Its Armando Perazzo, Giovanni Hidalgo, and Yomo Toro!!

I think this was from The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, around 1993.

Thank U

The Band is tight as _uck and Linda nails the Vocals

She was dancing with Armando Peraza! ! !

Dos pies izquierdos pero esa voz lo compensa. Grande linda.

also featuring the one and only señor ARMANDO PERAZA.. bongos-cowbell and dance [2:45 min]

OMG this is wonderful! What is it from? Linda is at her best.

Linda please do a CD with Los 3Os

It somewhere dates at 1988-1989.

Guy in the flat cap looks like Ibrahim Ferrer

Is there a DVD for Frenesi, or just the CD?

I'm not a huge fan of Hispanic music... just not my thing. However, I have to say, the more I hear (and I've been hearing a lot more recently on NPR now and then)... well, it's really excellent. And this bit here, well, ronstadt sounds great as usual.

guy with the cuatro rocks eh? Yomo Toro.

The clarinet is the only dissimilarity to the arrangement on the studio album. I think it was just added by Marsalis for personal reasons. You're right, it doesn't add anything.

I actually made a mistake...it's a soprano sax. But yeah, it's a bit out of place.

oh that's winston marsalis? it seems he has to struggle to even be heard. guess it's an ego thing common in the music industry. still, i like the class Linda brought to this piece. it must have been difficult to decide to do music about her native cultural background considering alot of her music was country. she did nicely. my uncle tells me she was nice enough to make him breakfast. that was kind of her.

no disrespect but this comment is kind of funny. i mean, in english we listen to british music or anything in english we like. it's quite similar. unless you have very provincial taste you likely have a "diverse" music collection at least in one language.

As a matter of fact, i do have culture and background. i'm hispanic. I just say that it must have been difficult with the pressure to play american music to say heck with it and play what is deep in her roots. at least one part, the spanish part. do me a favor and show some class in your comments and not disrespect.

It's not a clarinet. It's an alto sax.

isn't salsa, is BOLERO!! no same. clarinet use in Cumbia, Norteño ensamble -Mexico- & others latin-music

I stand corrected. Anyway, it is a little out of place in this arrangement.

what on earth is the clarinet guy doing on this song? it just doesn't belong in this performance. the song is latin salsa. clarinet is jazz. everything is great, but the clar is out of place.