"Yesterday": a beautiful musical version in the Mandolin

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It is an immense pleasure for me to present for you, once again, in this field Dsound this version in Mandolin of the song "Yesterday". This song by the British band The Beatles is considered to be the best of the modern era. According to the own author Paul McCartney, the song arrived in a dream in a night of 1963 in London, two years later they could record it and over the years it has become one of the most songs in the musical field. The piece has more than six million radio broadcasts in the United States and according to the book Guinness Records is the song with the highest radio transmission in the world and, this is no exception.

John Lennon commented on occasion that the song was coming and going for some time: "The song was everywhere for several months before it was ready." Every time we met to write songs for a recording session, it reappeared once. We almost had it ready, Paul wrote almost all the lyrics, but we did not find the right title, we decided that the title should only have one word, but we did not find any suitable one One morning, Paul got up, completed the lyrics and found The title: It saddened me a bit to have finished it, because we had many fun moments at their expense. "

Yesterday is considered a beautifully crafted musical work and one of McCartney's best melancholic ballads. Initially, the song had the title of "Scrambled Eggs", after much work and several sessions of composition McCartney managed to finish the song with the title of "Yesterday".

Hoping it will please you all,

Estelio Padilla

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