Carl Ray VillaVerde – Native Hawaiin

Carl Ray VillaVerde is a Native Hawaiin who has been playing ukulele, as well as the guitar, for virtually his entire life. Besides being a top Hawaiin solo ukulele player he has joined up with other talented artists over the years to perform in various groups. His latest group is a husband/wife duet named Mango. Along with wife Joannie, Carl is also now producing his own CD's.

Here Carl plays us a song on his ukulele. The song's story is all about where one's eyes should be looking while watching the dancing of a young hula girl. This tune kind of reminds me of the Mario Brother's theme!

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