Consuelo Velzquez - Besame mucho

"Besame Mucho" is a Mexican origin song written by Consuelo Velázquez in 1940. According to Velázquez herself, she might have been 15 years old when she wrote this song, although she had never been kissed yet at this time, and kissing as she heard was considered a sin for such young girl. She was inspired by the piano piece "Quejas, o la Maja y el Ruiseñor" from the 1911 suite Goyescas by Spanish composer Enrique Granados, The song was a international hit 1940 and still is heard it. It has become a default performance for all the greatest artists. "The Beatles", Elvis Presley and many others has carried out this song. In 2006, Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli, famously recorded the song for his album Amore. In 2007, composer/arranger and jazz trombonist Steve Wiest was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Instrumental Arrangement for his version of "Bésame Mucho". In 2010, a version by Mexican electronic group Sussie 4 was included in the compilation album Bimexicano. In 2011, Mexican rock band Zoé released a cover of the song as well. In 2012, Michael Bublé recorded this song along with Thalía, for her album Habítame siempre. In 2013, Arsi Nami released the first duo and Latin house version of Bésame Mucho". Some believe Besame Mucho is the most recorded song of all time, and obviously "Besame Mucho" has traveled throughout the planet. Ddim 003434 Cdim7 004545 A7 002020 Edim7 008989 A 002220 Dm 000765 Dm 0.0.0.10.10.10 (High Note) D7 000212 Gm 355333 Gdim7 002323 C#dim7 005656 INTRO Dm Gm Ddim Gdim7 Dm (High Note) Dm (High Note) Bésame Dm (High Note) Bésame Dm (High Note) Bésame Please Rate the song, Thank you.