A l'horison, la Colline de Sète, terre natale du poète Georges Brassens (1921-1981) - Il repose au Cimetière Marin - He performed : GASTIBELZA, written by V. Hugo -
Gastibelza, the man with the rifle,
Sang like this: “Did anyone know Dona Sabine? Anyone from here?
Sing, dance, villagers! The night is falling.
Mount Falu...The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy."
Did any of you know Sabine, my senora?
Her mother was the old maugrabine, from Antequera,
Who screamed every night in the Magne Tower, like an owl.
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy.
Really, the Queen would have looked ugly next to her.
When, towards evening, she passed over the Toledo Bridge,
In a black corselet.
A rosary from the time of Charlemagne adorning her neck.
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy.
Seeing her so beautiful, the King said to his nephew :
"For a kiss, for a smile from her, for a hair, Infant don Ruy,
I would give away Spain and Peru!
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy."
I don't know if I loved this lady, but I know well,
That, to have a look into her soul,
Me, poor dog, I would happily have spent ten years in prison, behind bars!
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy."
When I saw this young girl,
I, the shepherd from this canton,
thought I saw beautiful Cleopatra,
Who, we are told, led Caesar, Emperor of Germany, by the halter.
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy."
Dance, sing, villagers, night is falling.
Sabine, one day, gave everything away, her dove-like beauty,
All her love, for the golden ring of the Count of Sardagne, for a jewel!
The wind that comes through the mountain has driven me crazy!
Das wirkt sehr schön mit dieser tieferen Perspektive liebe Rosèha,ich stelle mir garde vor,man sitzt da und hört diese schöne Gitarrenmusik,richtig entspannend ist da,schön hast du das wieder gemacht :))
Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))
Oh ! yes my dear*************** The guitar is very relaxibg when the music is well interpreted (same about Brassens. - W'll remember a long time to him ! Have a tender and beautiful day***
Un remarquable et excellent rendu bien reposant et apaisant joliment partagé avec cette magnifique profondeur et bien accompagné musicalement qui en plus la chanson a été traduite pour notre plaisir.
Merci et passer une agréable semaine apaisante et salutaire.
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Roséha D. said:
Gastibelza, the man with the rifle,
Sang like this: “Did anyone know Dona Sabine? Anyone from here?
Sing, dance, villagers! The night is falling.
Mount Falu...The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy."
Did any of you know Sabine, my senora?
Her mother was the old maugrabine, from Antequera,
Who screamed every night in the Magne Tower, like an owl.
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy.
Really, the Queen would have looked ugly next to her.
When, towards evening, she passed over the Toledo Bridge,
In a black corselet.
A rosary from the time of Charlemagne adorning her neck.
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy.
Seeing her so beautiful, the King said to his nephew :
"For a kiss, for a smile from her, for a hair, Infant don Ruy,
I would give away Spain and Peru!
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy."
I don't know if I loved this lady, but I know well,
That, to have a look into her soul,
Me, poor dog, I would happily have spent ten years in prison, behind bars!
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy."
When I saw this young girl,
I, the shepherd from this canton,
thought I saw beautiful Cleopatra,
Who, we are told, led Caesar, Emperor of Germany, by the halter.
The wind that comes through the mountain will drive me crazy."
Dance, sing, villagers, night is falling.
Sabine, one day, gave everything away, her dove-like beauty,
All her love, for the golden ring of the Count of Sardagne, for a jewel!
The wind that comes through the mountain has driven me crazy!
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Roger (Grisly) said:
A place to remember !
Wish you a lovely week !
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Günter Klaus said:
Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))
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Malik Raoulda said:
Merci et passer une agréable semaine apaisante et salutaire.