Carlos Santana: Sound of the Heart, Song of the World
Gary Golio
This account of Carlos Santana’s childhood begins with a life surrounded by music. His father, a mariachi performer, teaches Carlos to play violin when he is six. Carlos later discovers American blues and is drawn to its direct emotional sound, becoming so absorbed in it that the violin no longer holds his interest. The book traces these early musical experiences and the change in the kind of music that most captures his attention.
This book appears on 2 reading lists across 1 edition from 2 organizations.
