Tu Ere' Bonita
Letra, música y arreglo por Yasser Tejeda
(Inspirado en La Salve de Baní, República Dominicana)

Yasser Tejeda: Guitarras, Teclados, Voz y Coros
Kyle Miles: Bajo
Alexander Callender: Tambora
Otoniel Vargas: Güira, Kick y Coros 
Jonathan “Jblak” Troncoso: Coros
Sandy Gabriel: Saxofón Tenor
Mario Castro: Saxofón Tenor, Flauta y Teclados

Letras: 
Hay bonita e’ eres ( x2)
Oh ay ombe que linda e' (tu ere bonita)
 
La sonrisa tuya en la madrugá
Cuando tú me miras al despertar
Con esos ojitos que son de miel
Con esa carita de yo no se
 
Eres mi pasión, eres mi querer
Eres mi canción eres florecer
Ay tú eres todo que imaginé
Ay tú eres todo, eres mi bien
 
Hay bonita e’ eres (x2)
oh ay ombe te quiero ver
 
Y estar contigo al amanecer
Agua de tu rio quiero beber 
Báñame tú mar hasta renacer
Que’l Fuego e’ tu vientre pinte mi piel
 
Eres mi pasión, eres mi querer
Eres mi canción eres florecer
Ay tu eres todo que imaginé
Ay tú eres mi todo que linda e’ 
 
Oh oh oh oh, Tu Ere Bonita (X4) 
 
Hay bonita e’ eres (x2)
Oh ay ombe eres mi bien
 
Eres mi razón, eres mi lugar 
Manantial de vida y bienestar
Se me hincha el pecho de recordar
Todo el amor que me sabes dar
 
Eres bendición, eres mi querer
Eres mi canción eres florecer
Ay tu eres todo que imaginé
Ay tú eres mi todo que linda e’ 
 
Oh oh oh oh, Tu Ere Bonita (X4) 
 
Tu Ere’ Bonita (X4)

Tu Ere’ Bonita

En El Naranjo
Letra y música por Yasser Tejeda y Vicente García 
Arreglo por Yasser Tejeda
 
Yasser Tejeda: Guitarras, Voz y Coros
Vicente García: Voz y Coros
Kyle Miles: Bajo
Otoniel Vargas: Batería
Jonathan “Jblak” Troncoso: Percusión 
Sandy Gabriel: Saxofón Tenor

Letras:
La lluvia ya huele a tierra mojada
Y llega hasta el arado de tu piel
El sol que se recuesta entre mis ganas negra
Le presenta mi destino a tu querer
 
Morena quédate por la mañana
No quiero despertar y que no estés mi bien
No borres de tus meses mi semanas
No me guardes la colmena de tu miel
 
Déjemo’ la vaina
Sembremo’ el querer
Y dame una niña
Del color de tu piel
Flor de mi cariño
Y de tu placer
Las ramas del nido
Ya se ven en el Naranjo
 
La tierra fértil sobre tu montaña
Se viste de amapolas y claveles 
Siembra mis besos entre la abundancia bella
Un mañana de esperanza y florecer
 
Sembremos juntos y hasta el horizonte
Semillas de ilusión y renacer
Volemos cuerpo a cuerpo por lo’ monte’
Ser estrellas alumbrándose querer 
 
Déjemo’ la vaina
Sembremo’ el querer
Y dame una niña
Del color de tu piel
Flor de mi cariño
Y de tu placer
Las ramas del nido
Ya se ven en el Naranjo
 
Dejemo’ la vaina
Sembremo’ el querer
Y dame una niña
Del color de tu piel
Flor de mi cariño
Y de tu placer
Las ramas del nido
Ya se ven en el Naranjo
 
Vida por ti yo siento
Todo mi amor y aliento
Contigo quiero
Sembra’ el conuco y el hogar
 
Formemos el bohío
Criemos nuestros hijos
Dándonos cariñito
Y amémonos hasta el final
 
Amémonos hasta el final
En el medio del naranjo
Hasta el final
Hasta el final

En El Naranjo (Feat. Vicente García)

Luis Dias - Santo Domingo Es Un Merengue Triste

Meaning “Our Roots”—“Nuestras Raíces” is jazz and rock-infused take on
palos , a the deeply polyrhythmic music played a trio of tall standing drums
for secular and religious occasions alike. Palos is played differently all over
the Dominican Republic; this song use the rhythm of palos from the
country’s East. “Look for your roots,” the song says, “Because that’s the
truth.”

Lyrics, composition and arrangement by Yasser Tejeda

Nuestras Raíces

Third album by Dawn Drake released November 1, 2019 to coincide with Day of the Dead. In honor of the ancestors and all who have come before us who paved the way for us and who have made our lives possible

02 Shoulda Never

Composition and arrangement by Yasser Tejeda

Doce y Veintiocho (String Quartet)

ROOTS MUSIC REPORT Album Review (5 Stars):
Long Island’s great blues-rock band, MOTU delivers another winner with their new long player called Blues For The Beach. Featuring the same band that played on the 2019 MOTU album, Suitcase Full Of Sorrow And Another Filled With Dreams, the 2020 Blues For The Beach album features Dr. Richard Michelson (a/k/a MOTU on electric guitars, pedal steel, slide and wah-wah guitars, vocals and mandolin) backed up by a stellar sounding group of musicians including Dee Michelson (vocals), Bob Rush (piano, harmonica), Mark Loebl (bass), Ed Modzel (drums), topped off the electric lead guitar work of Rich Fry. Listening to these two latest MOTU albums makes for a very contrasting moment in that the Suitcase album was somewhat more rock and country / pop driven while Blues For The Beach is more rootsy and bluesy, and even features a rock style instrumental track called “Variations In 1, 4, 5” - a track that features a beautiful, late 1960s Arlo Guthrie / Pete Seeger type guitar-driven melody, balanced out by some searing electric, acoustic and pedal steel guitar work performed by MOTU himself. Regarding its diversity of blues, rock and country sounds, Blues For The Beach is just as authentic and convincing as Suitcase Full Of Sorrow And Another Filled With Dreams and, likewise the new album is equally well recorded. As you listen, you can just feel that these musicians enjoy playing and recording with each other. Among the many song highlights, “No Safe Solution” sounds like vintage Canned Heat, with blistering guitar work from by MOTU and Rich Fry. On that same track, with MOTU and Dee sharing the vocals, the band really shines. With the Long Island Sound captured on the cover art and in the grooves of these tracks, MOTU gets back to its blues-rock roots in style on Blues For The Beach.

Blues For The Beach

La Taberna Célido León

Mis mujeres

Me fuí en esa

ESTUDIO A Y B 

San Miguel

Yasser Tejeda is an award-winning Dominican composer, guitarist, vocalist, and producer. According to Billboard, Yasser is giving traditional folkloric music a new spin with jazz, rock and Caribbean rhythms in "a frenzied celebration of ancestral union" while Juan Luis Guerra, the most influential Dominican artist in the world, praised his mission calling it the "marvelous example of what's happening with Dominican music.” Yasser’s hope is to incite an awakening so new generations will be inspired to explore, promote and uplift their afro-Dominican roots as well. 

Tejeda has released two commercial albums, Kijombo (2019) and Mezclansa (2009), with his group Palotré. Mezclansa was dubbed one of the “100 essential recordings of Dominican music” by the Dominican National Association of Art Writers (Acroarte) and his second album Kijombo received six awards from Dominican Republic's Premios Indie, including Best Album.
He also released his first solo acoustic EP called Interior (2021) and just finished his third studio album which features his new single “Tú Ere’ Bonita” and it’s scheduled to be released in the summer of 2023.

Nuestras Raíces

Yasser Tejeda

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