The Tigrito De Mata Negra
"El Tigrito" born on January 23, 1975 from Pedraza Municipality State Barinas, son of the Venezuelan Famous Singer, who has the word of maestro don: JESUS QUINTERO "The black bush tiger" a "papa upa del Verso" from recognized musical career, admired by several generations, manager of great classics of llanera music. A tireless bregador who has toured the Venezuelan colombo plain, trajinando with copla, as they did in his time "El Tigre de Payara" Master Don Francisco Montoya, José Ali Nieves, Masters Antonio and Ramón Castillo, here in Colombia the master Tirso Delgado , Rafael Martinez, Dumar Aljure, Juan Farfán, among others who are still active in folklore. To know what the future of Plain Music will be, we must recognize the value of these great glories of the llanero song.
Jesus Daniel, inherited many musical virtues from his father, one of them is the timbre of the voice and the style is almost the same, I emphasize that the accent that he imposes on the sabanero passage, makes his voice like, on a par with the Creole compositions. He will be able to rest calmly "El Tigre de mata negra" when he sees that the tigrito will continue to snore hard with his verse, not only in Venezuela. I believe that, from the heirs of the musical dynasties of the savanna song, this is one or perhaps the one that most matches the original style of his father.
Jesus Daniel is a faithful representative of the Creole llanero song, without arrangements, here in Colombia his songs have liked. Pieces such as "Karla's memories" hit hard, Jesus Daniel knows, as well as the appreciation of the public, he has spared no effort in naming towns and places of Casanare in his records, Jesus has presented himself several times as guest.
The Venezuelan singers that make up Colombia, starting with Julio Miranda himself, Reynaldo Armas, Dámaso Figuerero Francisco Montoya, did it with affection, after seeing the receptive gesture of an audience that always admired them, it looks great among brothers .
To the querantens of the Joropo and followers of Jesus Daniel Quintero I leave some musical pieces to be heard.
