Songs You Are Listening To -- Part II
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Frate (friar) Alessandro Brustenghi sings "Mother".
When teenager, he "saw a light" and decided to dedicate his whole life to God.
An untrivial voice discovered in him later, makes him earn lots of money, which he gives entirely to his Franciscan Monastery in Assisi.
Long ago I went to see a touristic attraction near Barcelona - the Montserrat Monastery. I saw some young cute catholic monks there, all of them with a vow of celibacy, which, my friends told me, dedicated their whole time to prayers and studying the philosophy of Plato and Aristotle.
And I thought to myself then: "Such fools, If I only had half their good looks, I'd............................................................................................."
When teenager, he "saw a light" and decided to dedicate his whole life to God.
An untrivial voice discovered in him later, makes him earn lots of money, which he gives entirely to his Franciscan Monastery in Assisi.
Long ago I went to see a touristic attraction near Barcelona - the Montserrat Monastery. I saw some young cute catholic monks there, all of them with a vow of celibacy, which, my friends told me, dedicated their whole time to prayers and studying the philosophy of Plato and Aristotle.
And I thought to myself then: "Such fools, If I only had half their good looks, I'd............................................................................................."
Cyrus
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Russian romance. Vladislav Gheikh sings "A Song in Morse code", about those who live and work in the Russian Arctics.
N.B. Born in 1934 in Ukraine. His mother was a Jew, and when in a nazi concentration camp in Italy, she threw her little son over the camp fence, and some Italians picked him up. So, he passed his childhood in Italy, where he learned to sing.
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N.B. Born in 1934 in Ukraine. His mother was a Jew, and when in a nazi concentration camp in Italy, she threw her little son over the camp fence, and some Italians picked him up. So, he passed his childhood in Italy, where he learned to sing.
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If this is PL-related I am not aware. Don't remember/know a thing about having existed in the 2nd century AD, but as I mentioned Ancient music in melon's thread, I thought I'd share an Ancient tune I really like.
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Emma66
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Thanks, yes of course even if this song is recent 1994 I guess. It is in my Russian past life playlist. I am learning russian and sang it when my gray quarter horse mare was euthanized in November . I think the vet thought I was crazy. In my cossack past life I was so close to my horses too .🏇
Hehe, why? Because there's a curse word that sounds like this? 😂
Well, it's the same word for horse or a very similar one in all Slavic languages, so...