Ah I love "meeting" your dad. I'm a contemporary with him. To hear him consider how people around the world searched for meaning and found (and still find) connection in music... what a fine gentleman your father is, heart, soul and mind. Thank you for sharing a bit of your dad. And yes Santana is incredible. Thank you Sebs.

Can't tell you how much I love this! I used to blast Santana in my car on an 8-track player. Here's to you and your dad and the great relationship you have!

1969 Santana performed at Woodstock, blew everyone away, and all the gente in California and East L.A. took immediate notice of a new icon performing a mix of rock and latino sounds. It was electric! Have loved every one of albums ever since. He brought his Tijuana background and merged it with San Francisco rock...and the rest was history.

Oh, child. Get thee to the Woodstock footage of Carlos

Your father speaks wonderful english and seem a father many would be envious of.

Loved this interview. My mom immigrated her from Cuba. His English sounds just like my mom's😏. As for Carlos Santana, he's the only one that gets introduced as "master guitarist". You need to listen to Oye como va.

I grew up listening to Santana and Simon and Garfunkel, but now I'm realizing I need to have a conversation with my mother about what that music meant to her. Muy Bien, Don Jorge. You did an excellent job of explaining where the music came from and what influenced how it developed.

For everyone commenting thank you so much for all the kind things you've all said about my brother and father! They are both great men! Thank you!

Carlos Santana is a freaking beast. He can shred the crap out of the guitar

An honor to "meet" your dad, and to sit in on a conversation where you connected with the music and more importantly, with one another. I'm in my 60's as well.Our generation was exposed to so many diverse genres, sounds and artists; I still hear it through the lens of my youth, but now with a much deeper appreciation for the way it continues to be relevant today. Thanks for your appreciation of great music that stands the test of time! Your dad is a pretty awesome guy

There's a lot of wisdom in you dad. And for him to share just a tiny bit with us in this video is such a gift! Music has been a human connection for millennium. One tribe sharing with another. Then one city with another, and then countries. Now music is universal, or at least planetary. I'm gonna have to rewatch the video with your father-in-law. Refresh my memory of his wisdom..... 🏃

Carlos has a sound so particular that you can pick out as soon as you hear it. He can play with anyone and you still know its him.

Your dad seems like a very genuine person! Love it . Look into Carlos Santana more. He has been on many tracks with other artists. Too many to list here! Enjoy!! Thx dad for sharing your thoughts on music!

Your dad is a sweetheart thank you, That was fun

Now I know why I like you. I can see who you shaped you. What an insightful, enjoyable man your dad is. Thank you for the introduction. We'd be buds. lol.

I now love your dad as well. Now I see from whence your keen analysis and openness to “something new” comes. Thank you for sharing him with us! ❤🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️❤️

Your Dad is very interesting and what a fascinating life he's had. I love your Papá. Growing up Chicano in CA, I grew up from a child with Santana in the background of my life. It's the music from our barrios with that Latino sound of our parents with the Rock of those of us born American. This music was a key part of our unique identity. To me Santana is the soundtrack of being Chicano. From the lowriders cruising the Blvd to the parties at someone's house to my older brother smoking those funny cigarettes with his friends as I listened to the music in his room, feeling all grown up, to Sundays in the park, Santana was always there. The first concert I went to was Santana. Santana will be played at my funeral, that's how I came in and that's how I'm going out.

Sebs please stop making me tear up! Your dad is wonderful. Cherish these times! My dad is 94 years old and lives 150 miles from me and I haven't seen him in months due to my health. We talk football a couple of times each week though.

Im from your dads generation and I really enjoyed listening to him. He is very insightful. I also now know where you got your love of music from. Just as a side note Santana was also one of the bands that played at Woodstock. You should look at that performance if you get the chance. It was incredible.

Sebs, thank you for sharing your Dad with us. I am a child of the 60's and 70's.

WHAT A GREAT TIME WITH YOUR DAD. ENJOY EVERY MOMENT, WHEN HE IS GONE, THOSE MOMENTS WILL BECOME TREASURES..... I MISS MY DAD EVERY SINGLE DAY......

It's so clear that your Dad is really happy to share his thoughts and experiences with you - and you gave him the space and time to do it! I enjoyed hearing him very much!

So special. Cherish your time with him. Such a really beautiful time getting to know you and your dad. Thanks for sharing.

The word you’re looking for my friend is Soul. Carlos infuses his Soul into the music and it touches everyone who truly listens.

Dad thank you so much for sharing this wonderful son of yours. We love him and his beautiful family and I appreciate so much how he connects with and translates music. He puts into words often what I feel as well. He’s added smiles through this to my days! ♥️🎶 And Santana with Black Magic Woman, what a perfect choice!

I grew up with Santana playing in the background constantly because my dad was obsessed 🤣 and YES especially Smooth!

That was an excellent video, thank you for that. I am around your dad's age and can relate to everything he was saying. He is so right, seeing Vietnam on tv every night and seeing the horrors of that...every young person wanted a different world and not more of the same, and the music that grew from that is still some of the best music every conceived, in my opinion, which I think is what you've been learning from your excellent channel. Peace. (btw, Black Magic Woman is originally a Fleetwood Mac song, written by Peter Green in the days of FM long before the famous version of the band that everybody knows. You might enjoy looking up the original of BMW also)

Listening to your dad is soothing. Carlos Santana's guitar is just butter smooth. Great video!

Love this and jealous here. I think you will cherish this conversation in the future ,also your children will cherish this as they get older to understand your parents journey. I wish I would have made this type of thing with both my parents while they were still alive. I have many photos of them but not movies or film. I would encourage you to do more of these on both sides for your children or include your children in these recordings of conversations if only for your family's benefit.

Peter Greene's Black Magic Woman and Gabor Szabo's Gypsy Queen = Carlos Santana's Black Magic Woman.

What a knowledgable & fascinating man your dad is, Seb. Listen to him as much as possible, learn from him, ‘cos “all things pass” and all he knows will pass too. I wish I’d listened more before the opportunity to do so was lost to me. Love from Annie, in Cornwall, UK🙂🌸

That is such a cool reaction together with your dad, Sebs! Yes, we love Santana's music here in the Philippines-we grew up vibing to it in the 70s and 80s. Truly his music is universal! But then again, maybe it's also the hispanic heritage in us that makes us love latino music even more. Cheers!

A great conversation with your dad; he shows how powerful the hippy and rock culture was to influence not only in the US culture but worldwide. A your dad said music is a universal language.

Aw... your Father is so adorable. I, like you, delight in his stories and his knowledge. The reaction was perfect with you both. Music aside... the relationship seems priceless. Thank you for sharing. LOVE this song and Carlos Santana. ✌ Jodi/Child of the 60s

I wish this had been an hour long. There is nothing more important to music than to bring the history to bear. Your father did this with such intelligence and care and I was taken back to the most incredible time in my life. Thanks to both of you.

Sebs, your Dad did a very fine job of explaining his reaction to what he was feeling about what was happening on the world during his youth, the exact same way that we all experienced it. His conversation was so nostalgic for me. You are so lucky to have this type of relationship with your Dad. I really enjoyed this segment. Thank you.

He's the best! We see him whenever he is in town. Santana is incredible in person. One of the best guitarists in the business.

This was a great idea. Just as info, the guy doing the vocals for this , Gregg Rollie, and a very young guitar player named Neal Schon left Santana to form an amazing band in its own rights, JOURNEY. Hope your parents have a safe trip home.

Great talk with your dad! Your dad talked about Woodstock, so you should really check out Santana's Woodstock performance of "Soul Sacrifice". An amazing performance that was featured on the film and the soundtrack album, it arguably launched Santana's career.

I saw Santana live and he’s amazing! You like guitar so much, I’m surprised you haven’t listened to him.

I loved listening to your dad! So interesting!!! Being born in the US and living in one place most of my life, I never even thought of your dad’s perspective on music. A great lesson!

I was RIVETED! Your Dad should write a book!

I love your show!!!! Your dad is a wonderful man. I really enjoyed his stories and would love to sit and talk to him. Total love and respect for you both !!!!!!

So awesome guys. Thank you. I enjoyed every moment. I never got to meet my dad so this was beautiful ❤

In all seriousness, Sebs: Your Dad's input, knowledge, and experiences are invaluable!! I SO enjoyed this video!! THANKS to YOU, BOTH!!! ❤

High Sebs, please say high to your Pops for me from western Washington State. Good on ya and so cool for including him on this video and for showing the love there bro. I miss my Pops, and once they are gone from you, that's it, it makes a void that cannot be filled by anyone else but loving parents. Makes me glad to see and have folks like you all immigrate into the US. btw, i could listen to your dad talk for hours, he's cool and i like the accent, his english is great

Your Dad is so profound with his knowledge. Too often we don't take time to share moments like you just did, with our parents. The music of yesterday carried a lot of meaning, missing from the more modern sound. Probably why I'm not a fan of much that has come out since 2000 to now. You could get lost in a different time when you hear "old school" music. I gravitate from the 1920s and 30s swing era to the beginning of the 1990s, and I love Opera. When my kids grew up there was a huge variety of music played in our house. My son became a self-employed DJ because of the variety he enjoyed. He even did gigs for Senior Citizens because he could bring back memories in their life, just by the music he played for them.

What a nice reaction - you're lucky to have a Dad with good taste in music 🎶

Moonflower was my first Santana album - “Dance Sister, Dance”❤ lovely chat with Dad🙏

Welcome to Sebs online family, it's an honor to meet you, just like it was an honor to meet Allie's father!! I hope we are blessed with your company again!! Sebs, how about having your father and father in law on together, thank you for sharing your family with all of us!!

So nice spending time with your dad. He's teaching us all things along with you. Check out Santana at Woodstock doing Soul Sacrifice.

Thanks for sharing this time with your father. He is a precious man and has so much wisdom to share. May I suggest that you get a small recorder, am old so I guess you would use your phone, to record him sharing his memories and perspectives on growing up, and the history during that time. As a nudse, I have had the privilege to care for some of the last WWII vets. Many opened up about their experiences serving during that time. Often I would hear stories they had never shared with anyone. I always relayed these stories to their families and encouraged them to record, or write down their stories. I encourage everyone to find a way to ask the questions they are curious about and record the stories and answers. We are losing the best repository of history to age and attrition. Really enjoyed you and your dad!

Wonderful episode! Your Dad has terrific insight! Love to see you two together! Fantastic!

Loved meeting your dad! What an intelligent, soulful, prolific man! You are so blessed 🙌 😇! Love Santana. I could listen to your father all night long! So refreshing ✌️

I bumped into Carlos on the streets of San Francisco and when I saw him, I screamed out his name like a crazed fan... CARLOS!!! In his cool, normal fashion he looked at me, held up his fingers in a peace sign and said "Love and Light My Brother". I'll never forget it My wife looked at me and said "Really?" 😂😂😂

He knows all the good stuff.

This is so wonderful to watch! The best thing about age is the wisdom that comes with it. Thank you both.

In theaters soon, the movie "Carlos", the story of Carlos Santana. The trailer is out already. I saw them last year and was blown away, it was an amazing show. His wife is now the drummer for the band. I enjoyed listening to Your Dad talk, very interesting person, Thank you.

I am SO thrilled you have finally had your dad by your side for a little while. When you talk about him, it reminds me of the love I have/had for my father🤍🕊️ he passed 1/4/21 my parents' 41st Anniversary, he was 63, and I will be 40 this year. Not one second is more important than making new memories for you and your girls that will resonate forever. That is how we continue honoring all the wonderful memories, stories, and love they left in our hearts❤️‍🩹!!

Your dad is right! Wise man!

Your Dad is so cute love that you guy's did this together❤

Wonderful to see your dad. Thank you!!❤️

Carlos is a brilliant guitarist and musician, instantly recognizable and no one sounds or plays anything like him, for many decades now, never doubt 'dad music', dad knows plenty of things we don't, music included; check out "Soul Sacrifice" from the 1969 Woodstock concert, absolutely electric performance!

I like your Dad, certainly remember what he’s talking about. Your program has a rich variety of interesting things. Love the music and talks and reactions!

I'm in awe of peoples determination to carve out a path that they designed; and to stick to it no matter what obstacles are in the way. I really love the early footage of Carlos Santana's band, including his keyboard player Greg Rowley (journey's first keyboard player). What rape music and what a great way to tie in all this together through the love of music. I found this particular channel yesterday and have not gotten off of it, I love the emotion and the honesty I see on this channel it brings me to tears. I'm very emotional when I watch some of these channels and don't mind seeing other grown men feeling the same way and getting the same emotion out of what they see and hear. Keep it up brother I love it and so do many others whether they tell you or not.

Wonderful to be introduced to your dad and hear his stories and perspectives on things :)

Enjoyed your conversation with Dad. I am of the same generation as your father and feel fortunate to have grown up in a marvelous musical era. I was 12 years old and living in Northern New Jersey along the New York state line not far from Bethel. I did not attend Woodstock but numerous people in my area did and this one of a kind happening made a huge impact on me. The organizers of Woodstock came to the realization that they were in over their heads and reached out to a west coast promoter named Bill Graham of Fillmore West for help. He agreed if he could bring a new band from San Francisco with him named Santana. "Soul Sacrifice" released a new Rock/Latin Jazz sound on America that I have been enjoying for decades. Carlos Santana has provided us with an endless wealth of great music thru his bands and numerous collaborations with other artists. "Mr. Lucky" and "The Healer" with John Lee Hooker comes to mind. Have seen him live over a dozen times and always leave with a great feeling. Always a very diverse crowd filled with a feeling of camaraderie and fellowship. Mr. Santana is a master guitarist who puts so much feeling into every note which is expressed in his numerous instrumentals like "Europa", "Flor De Luna", "Samba Pa Ti", "Bella" and many others. As you can tell, I could go on forever about this living legend but suffice it to say enjoyed your Dose of Carlos! Hope to hear more along with some Simon and Garfunkel, Carpenters, Boz Scaggs, Steely Dan, WOW, did I mention I grew up in a wonderful musical age!

I'm 62 & grew up in LA and Marin County listening to Santana. I am glad that Carlos did not follow in his father's footsteps of playing Mariachi. I would recommend listening to the original version of this song. It was written by Peter Green and released by his band Fleetwood Mac in 1968. Treasure the time you have with your father, Sebs, because as I found out it can't be recovered. Peace & long life to you and yours.

I love this video! Probably my favorite video on your channel. My dad passed away when I was five, so I never got the chance to have these moments. The moments where as an adult he sat and told me his life experiences and I learned what made him who he was. I'm 42 now, and I still have a hard time with that. So thank you for posting this beautiful video showing how much we can learn from our parents and how we should take the time to enjoy them while we have them. GREAT VIDEO!!!

What a beautiful video this was. A gift you shared with all of us. I think you need to interview your dad more and put that content out, too! Such a beautiful relationship of two amazing men. Thank you for this.

I actually was about your age when Woodstock happened. I knew most of the music that was played there and both my sweetheart and I loved Santana. I'm looking forward to watching both of you with this song and group. I still have my Santana albums - started with records, tapes, CDs. I was 13, the American airlines were on strike. My mother worked for Pan Am and we took a flight that landed us in Guatemala. Half of the US flyers were also there so it took us about 4 days to get from Florida to Guatemala to California to see my older sister. I enjoyed my sister and her family but it was so cool to see all kinds of things that I'd never experienced before. Thanks for sharing your dad with us. What a treat!

I'm in your dad's "age group" and was absolutely captivated by listening to him. Thank you so much for sharing him with us! My dad was a proud graduate in Tulane in New Orleans. And finally, I now see where you get your good looks from! Thanks again for a really special experience.❤

What an awesome memorie having your Dad!!! Love it!!💙💙💙

Your dad is awesome please have him back ❤ I really enjoyed listening to him,this was my favorite YT video you've done so far

Great time and conversation with your Dad! 😍Black Magic Woman is the first one that comes to mind when I hear him. It was great to dance to!

Your father is a wise man...with great taste in music. Must be where you got it! Carlos Santana - one of the best ever guitarists. More please!

Hearing your dad.. Now it all makes sense how you became the young man you have become.

I absolutely love this video! Your Dad is a fascinating man and hearing his views on the history he lived was so interesting and just wonderful!

I could listen to your dad talk about the time and music and culture of that era forever. His perspective brings me much food for thought. I am just a tiny bit older than your dad and I too remember the first time I saw that movie about Woodstock. I remember seeing the Vietnam War on tv, the hippies, all of it. Muchisimas Gracias por los recuerdos.

I was captivated listening to your father. He was so insightful about music and it’s influences. I think a documentary about his life experiences would be supper interesting.

You’ve got a great dad you’re very fortunate

Here's to requesting your dad to be on the show more often! Why did you wait till he was leaving to put him on? Anyway - that guy singing and playing the keyboards is Gregg Rolie BEFORE he went and started Journey with Neal Schon who was also in the band. The drummer is Mike Shrieve and the Bass player is David Brown. Also that song is a FLEETWOOD MAC song that Peter Green wrote. So much history wrapped up in Carlos Santana. The band Santana got their break because of Bill Graham’s Fillmore West where Santana was considered a "house" band of sorts. Bill thought so much of the band that he brought them to Woodstock. Even Miles Davis wanted Carlos to be his guitarist.

Thank you for sharing this fantastic interview! It’s fascinating to hear the background story and experiences your dad was kind enough to share. A treasure of knowledge and a lifetime of adventures. Thank you 🙏.

Ola and great respect to your father!

I grew up listening to Santana, was lucky enough to see them live several times. Carlos is a fine guitarist. He has a very distinctive sound. I still have a large selection of Santana vinyl.

Your Dad is such a wonderful Man it seems, I’m happy you still have both your parents! I misunderstood thinking you only had your Mom still, Cherish this Sebs! As much as you can listen to his journey, to learn from him! He seems like he has a very proud heart for you to do well, and happy you are! I love your family is precious! We already love Allie her dad and yalls girls! Thanks for sharing your wonderful Dad! ❤

Your dad is an amazing, sweet man! I love watching the 2 of you together! What a blessing! This music brings back a flood of memories!

This was very cool Sebs! Your Dad seems like a really interesting man! I really enjoyed listening to his stories!❤

OMG I love this so much. Your dad is so lovely. He and I grew up in the same time and had many similar experiences (I was born in 1968). Hearing his memories and experiences really meant a lot to me.

Love this thank you for introducing your father to us

Carlos Santana always made you feel what he was playing on that guitar!

So fun to meet your dad and hear how you both developed your love of music!

Santana has always been one of my favorite artists! So incredible! Makin’ that fretboard sing. Black Magic Woman takes me back to the Sock Hops and dances we went to in the 70’s. Great memories! Your dad is such a great guy!

Love your enthusiasm towards new music to your ears ❤ first of all. Carlos Santana is one of my favorite musicians! Second, I’m very eclectic in my appreciation of music. I can listen to just about anything! Love watching your reactions too! Keep doing what you do! In awe of the love you show your wife! That is how it should be ❤good luck as you move forward with your channel!

Best ever video love love love the perspective between an older man and a younger man. It was really awesome to hear all the stories. I would listen to this over and over and over. 10 people can listen to the same song, and everyone will take away something different music lives forever Thank you 🌞

I love your father! And I love Carlos Santana. I could sit and chat with your dad for hours. Thanks for sharing such a wonderful person with us! Cheers from a contemporary of your dad...

Gregg Rolle, the singer/ keyboardist, was an original member of Journey. Neal Schon , the guitarist for Journey, was also in Santana.

I really enjoyed listening to you and your father connect I’ve something we can all relate to, “music” it was a fascinating and great discussion you two had together. Thanks so much for sharing it with us.

Your father is such an incredibly interesting, charming, wise gentleman. I truly hope you make more of these videos not just to show us but for yourself. What a gift to have your father’s stories on video to keep forever. You are blessed to have such a wonderful father. Thank you so much for sharing him with us!!

🎼♦️♦️🇺🇲♦️♦️🎼 .. youe Dad is a very special man Sebs. I really like him , and his way of story telling. Some men don't have this connection with their father , but your admiration is so evident. Thank you for sharing this conversation and amazing song. Just wonderful .. 🎼♦️♦️🇺🇲♦️♦️🎼