EVERYTHING Carlos plays is GOLDEN!

Santana was so important in our life. from the late 60's to the 90's, he was in the backdrop of our lives. An icon. So many memoires. God bless you Carlos, et al...

I bought this album the Summer of 70 or 71, I was 14 and on house arrest for the Summer. Listened to this album countless times. Two years later he came to our small college town and played an outdoor concert, ending with this song. Amazing! Almost 40 years later I attended a Santana concert in Concord where he brought his 90 year old mother on stage and played this song for her. Magical!

This song comes from the great Abraxas album, which was deemed "culturally, historically, or artistically significant" by the Library of Congress and was selected for preservation in their National Recording Registry in 2015.

This song goes from the ears to the brain and then straight to my heart.

love Santana! Wherever he is going with his music, he takes you there too.

This is one of the most sensual pieces of music in history. The Hispanic people are very emotional . You can hear and feel it in his playing .

This has always been my favorite instrumental. Simply beautiful

Santana's smooth Latin Rock since 1969. Still a cherished icon to this very day. Thank you for the tunes from Carlos.

Has there ever been as beautiful instrumental as this? I think not! How many Mexican wedding receptions has this song been played at? Almost every one I remember attending as a child:) You should just really campout on this album for a while because this one is absolutely iconic. A rock and roll masterpiece! Just start on side one and don't look until it's over. Really it's that good! This would easily make my top ten desert island albums if forced to choose. Hell...probably in my top five!

Greatest slow dance song ever! I just pull my baby close ( I am 70, she is 65) and we just sway to the music.

Oooh, one of my favorites! This entire album is incredible.

Santana was inspired by afro drumming rhythms back in the 60s and 70s. It really showed in Samba Pa Ti.

I loved this when I first heard it and 50 years later nothing has changed, I still love it.

Saw him at an outdoor concert last summer (with Earth Wind and Fire). One of the most entertaining concerts I have ever seen. He still has the presence and the talent!

Oh yes, sweet memories. That was the first song we replayed with our newly formed band in 1973. Of course we couldn't fade out the song, we "made a real ending".

From his second album Abraxas 🔥 would be a great album for you to cover. Much of Santana’s music is instrumental and just inspired. Hope You’re Feeling Better next from this album, after what everyone’s been through it seems appropriate

This one on my PERSONAL PLAYLIST!

The live in Mexico live version is amazing. As is Santana.

This song was played by a local band for the dollar dance at my wedding.. 44 years ago and my wife and I are still together.... if you want a very cool Santana song..... Body Surfing... is a super cool song..

Santana is magical on the guitar. He tone is so sweet. Plus he has a great voice. But the group has done a number of instrumental songs. He is one of the greats to be sure. Keep on going with him. Oya coma va and black magic woman (which was a fleetwood mac song first) are musts. Yea, keep going with him. You won't be disappointed.

So perfect. My bro saw them for free in golden gate park back in the early days of the band.

Biz , you're Mining for Gold on this vibe . More ...por favor !

"Samba Pa Ti" is an instrumental, as you're aware now, so no lyrics but the lyrical waxing and waning of Carlos Santana's guitar as he weaves his way through chillville with that tone to end all tone. It's more than enough to distract from the album artwork. Heh. I can't help it. Abraxas was one of those "magic albums" back when, record covers warning of myriad secret delights hidden from the kids. But they couldn't hide the music! "Black Magic Woman", "Oye Como Va", "Hope You're Feeling Better", and "Samba Pa Ti" are the singles from that album, which remained popular throughout the seventies and beyond. Those songs often echoed around the local park in the afternoons when I was growing up. I took a trip to Rome, Italy in 1984 when I was a teenager, and I remember hearing "Oye Como Va" on a radio playing in a street market there and thinking it was way cool that the song had traveled that far for that long. Classic.

Goosebumps, again, with this fantastic music! I can also recommend: Love you much too much, and Europa.

I am grateful for everything in my life and s fortunate one growing up with music like this in sixties and seventies.

Santana is a great band - the album cover is interesting

Here on YT there is a video of Carlos Santana with Jose Feliciano, Feliciano singing the lyrics. Beautiful…

Since you mentioned it... The whole group were tripping on LSD at Woodstock - like a lot of others. Not condoning drugs, but that was part of the culture back in those days. What a blast - not that I would touch it with a 10' pole now. Still no regrets . There is a famous saying - "If you remember the 60's, you weren't there" 🤪

One of my favorite Santana songs that you hardly hear! Thanks for playing

Thas song is the best solo song of Carlos Santana its an anthem! The angels move the fingers of Carlos on that so spiritual song. And remeber this : his brother ((RIP)) Jorge Santana 1972 with is band MALO, played the Song SUAVECITO, witch is now TODAY the Anthem of the CHICANO community!!! Carlos and jorge two brother that NAILED IT.. THEY ARE and always be LEGENDS 👊

yes Carlos!

There is a sung version of this sultry masterpiece. The album of which it is cradled is one for the library. A time will come when the end of one song will trigger a foreknowledge of the next song, on and on. In grade school it was one of my musical Faberge Eggs, and was on heavy repeat.

Tracks from "Love, Devotion and Surrender", Santana's collaboration with guitarist John McGlaughlin have been known to invoke transcendent spiritual experiences, with or without organic assistance. There are several out there to listen to

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!!! For Reacting To My Favorite Santana Song 🎵 ❤!!! This Song Reminds Me Of My Father.... His Anniversary Is Coming Up In A Little Over A Week... It Will Be 25 Years Since His Passing.... Thanks For The Memory!!! I Really Enjoy Your Channel!!!! Keep Up The Great Work!!!! Peace ✌☮ ✌ ☮....

One of my favorite pieces. Thank you.

You couldn't find lyrics for Samba Pa Ti because there aren't any! It's totally instrumental. This album is on repeat in my car and I always look forward to Track 7, which is of course Samba Pa Ti!

SANTANA CAME FROM THE SAME HERD OF GOATS JIMI AND STEVIE, RIGHT!!!😍😍🐐🐐🐐🎸🎸🔥🔥🔥

"Hope Your Feeling Better" Abraxas. Perfect album, good to the last drop 🎸

Listen to the river , revelation,brightness star, somewhere in heaven, brothers CD , song of the wind , there’s so much to choose

I would like for you to do his whole debut album. You're going to love it.. get into some of that Latin groove.

Great review of the Bluetooth speakers referenced in the title. First product review I've ever seen that doesn't show or mention the product -- props!👍

Thanks for playing this great song, please play Soul Sacrifice, live version from 69 Woodstock, and just think the drummer is like 18, how good did he feel🙂

Abraxas is a tremendous body of work.

Love that song, but "Caravansera" is my favorite LP. Biz gives us da business.

COLDEST on thee guitar man…. Cold…

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There are flashier players, but most lack something Carlos got in excess: MUSIC!!!!

steve again...great chlice

LOL, that organ drop hits hard, doesn't it?

Keep looking for those schlyrics! I think Waldo has them! 😎

Abraxas is an excellent album; so is the first one.

Try Brightest Star off the album Zebop. It’s a great song.

Carlos and Mana video "Corazon Espinado"' if u haven't already.

Yeah them lyrics are hard to find for this song

Supernatural album is good first song to last

I wanted the Shlyrics

beautiful song, amazing reaction as always. i think you'd like this song, its by WAR, u reacted to them a couple times. the instrumental is the best part of the song and its not really long or anything, seeing them perform is something else kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hbmFaNVh1ZPIYGQ.html

No lyrics needed, the guitar sings!

No need for lyrics when his guitar says it all ...

No "slyrics" for you.

Flor D'Luna (Moonflower) is much better !!

Second favorite Santana instrumental...........First being Song of the Wind, off the Caravanserai album from 1972.....it has a young 20 year old Neal Schon swapping solos with Carlos!

You need to do this entire album and the Moonflower album, both are right up there with the best all time albums.