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Nube de Hielo translated as "Ice Cloud" is a traditional melody created by the Canarian composer Benito Cabrera. The song appeared for the first time published on the album «Notas de Viaje» in 1998, and since then it has been covered many times. The Canarians show a great of affection for this song, being deeply rooted in the Canary Islands. Nube de Hielo was part of the Teide National Park declaration file as a World Heritage Site in 2007.

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  • Nube de Hielo es una melodía tradicional creada por el compositor canario Benito Cabrera. La canción apareció por primera vez publicada en el álbum «Notas de Viaje» de 1998,​ y desde entonces ha sido versionada en multitud de ocasiones. Nube de Hielo es realmente una melodía que no tiene letra, aunque el compositor Andrés Molina escribió una letra y es el cantante que más frecuentemente la ha cantado. Según el propio Benito Cabrera, la canción está inspirada en el Teide, concretamente en el sonido del silencio que halló en este paraje.​ (es)
  • Nube de Hielo translated as "Ice Cloud" is a traditional melody created by the Canarian composer Benito Cabrera. The song appeared for the first time published on the album «Notas de Viaje» in 1998, and since then it has been covered many times. The Canarians show a great of affection for this song, being deeply rooted in the Canary Islands. Nube de Hielo was part of the Teide National Park declaration file as a World Heritage Site in 2007. (en)
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  • Nube de Hielo es una melodía tradicional creada por el compositor canario Benito Cabrera. La canción apareció por primera vez publicada en el álbum «Notas de Viaje» de 1998,​ y desde entonces ha sido versionada en multitud de ocasiones. Nube de Hielo es realmente una melodía que no tiene letra, aunque el compositor Andrés Molina escribió una letra y es el cantante que más frecuentemente la ha cantado. Según el propio Benito Cabrera, la canción está inspirada en el Teide, concretamente en el sonido del silencio que halló en este paraje.​ La canción expresa unos sentimientos de aislamiento, melancolía y nostalgia presentes en el corazón de los canarios, que surgieron tras décadas de emigración a América, además de por el sentimentalismo llevado por los peninsulares emigrados a las islas siglos atrás, todo ello colaborando a generar una atmósfera que, al igual que en el caso del folklore portugués o gallego, impregnados de saudade, constituye una emocionalidad de fondo perceptible en la sociedad canaria de muy variadas formas. Nube de Hielo formó parte del expediente de declaración del Parque nacional del Teide como Patrimonio de la Humanidad en 2007.​ (es)
  • Nube de Hielo translated as "Ice Cloud" is a traditional melody created by the Canarian composer Benito Cabrera. The song appeared for the first time published on the album «Notas de Viaje» in 1998, and since then it has been covered many times. The Canarians show a great of affection for this song, being deeply rooted in the Canary Islands. Nube de Hielo is an instrumental melody that has no lyrics really. Although the composer Andrés Molina wrote a letter and Chago Melián is the singer who has sung it more frequently. According to the own Benito Cabrera, the song is inspired by the Teide, especially in the sound of the silence that he found in this place. The song expresses feelings of isolation, melancholy and nostalgia present in the hearts of the Canaries, which arose after decades of emigration to America, in addition to the sentimentality carried by the peninsulars who emigrated to the islands centuries ago, all of this helping to generate a atmosphere that, as in the case of Portuguese or Galician folklore, impregnated with saudade, constitutes a perceptible background emotionality in Canarian society in very varied ways. Nube de Hielo was part of the Teide National Park declaration file as a World Heritage Site in 2007. (en)
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