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snarkytorta's review against another edition
3.0
Even though I don't own any Santana albums, my hobby of reading celebrity autobiographies led me to pick up this book. I really admire how spiritual Carlos Santana is without being religious, if that makes sense. After reading the book I HAD to pick up some Santa albums.
kylereadsbooks's review against another edition
informative
reflective
slow-paced
3.25
It’s a book (about Santana)
chachacenteno's review against another edition
5.0
A powerful account of Carlos Santana’s journey from playing violin in the streets of Tijuana, Mexico, to Woodstalk, Africa and today. Spiritualism, culture, family and history come together to form an intimate account of music spanning generations and cultures.The book includes photographs and the audiobook is narrated by Carlos Santana himself; a recommended read any lover of music.
a_l_deleon's review against another edition
5.0
I really enjoy learning about others and why they do what they do. I already know, now that I’ve finished this, that I will pass this book around to local musicians I know and let them read it if they’re open to it.
But truly, I’d like to say thank you to Santana for sharing his story and for speaking his truths. There are a lot of wisdoms worth taking note within this biography. Makes me hope I get to meet him and his wife Cindy someday.
But truly, I’d like to say thank you to Santana for sharing his story and for speaking his truths. There are a lot of wisdoms worth taking note within this biography. Makes me hope I get to meet him and his wife Cindy someday.
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