Vals venezolana "Isla de Margarita" de Dámaso García y Juan Cancio Rodríguez / Venezuelan Waltz "Isla de Margarita" by Dámaso García and Juan Cancio Rodríguez by @edmundocentenor

The waltz is a musical genre (dance rhythm) born in the 7th century in Tyrol, Austria then arrives in Austria to decorate the social gatherings of high society becoming the favorite dance of the nobility , then expand throughout Europe. The word waltz is born later by introducing it to opera and ballet. It is structured under the figure of 3/4 bone: three blacks in each measure with simple and elementary harmonic variations going from major tonality to their minor relative to congratulate the dance. The greatest exponents of this musical genre are: Johann Strauss, Frederick Chopin. The waltz was introduced in Venezuela after the war of independence and with it, the piano, an instrument with which the society dances were interpreted and accompanied, being its main exponents: Teresa Carreño, Ramón Delgado Palacios, and Pedro Elías Gutiérrez, author from the Zarzuela Alma Llanera, among many more. The waltz: "Isla de Margarita" was composed by Dámaso García and Juan Cancio Rodríguez, it is a beautiful creation that tells us the natural beauties of Margarita Island, this version is written and interpreted in my minor, with a modulation of the major sun in the second part, bone begins in: relative minor of the major sun, which is my minor, modulates the major sun and concluded how it starts, my minor, going through seventh re major, and the minor. I wanted to share with you this explanation of what the waltz is, how it was born and where and how it arrived in Venezuela, and my humble interpretation of this beautiful waltz. Although I don't play the instrument, I accompanied myself with the four, our traditional instrument. Lyrics Margarita, your dreamy beaches They invite love and pleasure Your sweet beautiful woman's name He dresses in beautiful auroras Your women, pearls and corals They give the poet inspiration Blessed be your lump forever Pigeon and turpial nests Seabird, Spartan land Grana color, your females are Which beautiful rose, which is adorned Under the delirium of passion Even though your fields, I know that I love summer you always have some flower Flower of hope where the dew Print smooth, love verses.

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