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- posted on 10/27/2005
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05/21/2000 - Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 10/27/2005
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ϰǼ£дأصмư - posted on 10/27/2005
Ϊûжһֱȥкܶĵط Լ1998꣬д嶯ʫ
Spanish Fever
I must go to the sea
Under the Spanish sky
Jump onto the first ship
gonna to Seville
gonna to live the gypsy life
Adieu Adieu
My American land
can not wait any longer
pleaseplease blow me away
The harsh wind
From the African shore
Farewelllove
I fear no waves or wind
I am going to
Leave the mid-night sorrow
And search for my volcano
Seek me in vain and call me fool
I answer not and return no more
----
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ҽҪȥ˵ļ
Adias Adias
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- Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 10/28/2005
Ҳ̫ ̫:)))
㣬һἤûȥ. ҾͲȥ
adagio wrote:
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ϰǼ£дأصмư - Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/01/2005
And Italy? - Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/02/2005
oh, next time, i promise, but this time, i think i only have time for Spain. You know, i never set up any plan longer than a day.
nuvola wrote:
And Italy? - posted on 11/02/2005
Adios?
wrote:
Ϊûжһֱȥкܶĵط Լ1998꣬д嶯ʫ
Spanish Fever
I must go to the sea
Under the Spanish sky
Jump onto the first ship
gonna to Seville
gonna to live the gypsy life
Adieu Adieu
My American land
can not wait any longer
pleaseplease blow me away
The harsh wind
From the African shore
Farewelllove
I fear no waves or wind
I am going to
Leave the mid-night sorrow
And search for my volcano
Seek me in vain and call me fool
I answer not and return no more
----
ȥµĺ
ϵһȥάĿͧ
ҽҪȥ˵ļ
Adias Adias
Ұŵ
ҵȲ
ȷҾ
ټˣҵİ
ҲºΣҲ·
뿪ҹ
ѰеĻɽ
Ѱңʧ
ɵϰɣ
ҲҲٻͷ
- Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/02/2005
Ҫغߴûпأȥ̽һʥʿŵż - Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/03/2005
õģһȥġ èأ - Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/03/2005
֪ȥﻹûӷ棬Ҿӷѽ桫 - Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/03/2005
û̫ҪûȤŴȥ - posted on 11/03/2005
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ѽһдô࣬ҪǻûȥĻλٺۣڴing! - Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/03/2005
If time permits, you should pay a visit to Italy. Three cities are definitely worth a go: Rome, Florence and Venice. You will find that time is frozen there. - posted on 11/16/2005
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Fado
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Fado singer Dbora Rodrigues performs in LisbonFado is a type of folk music which most likely originated in the 1820s in Portugal. It is characterized by mournful tunes and lyrics, often about the sea or the life of the poor. The music is usually linked to the Portuguese word saudade (a word with no accurate equivalent in English; being a type of longing, it conveys a complex mixture of sadness, pain, nostalgia, happiness and love), and its origins are probably from a mixture of African slave rhythms with traditional music of Portuguese sailors, with Arabic influence. Some theories say it was derived from Brazilian music styles like Lundum and Modinha.
There are two varieties of Fado: Lisbon and Coimbra. The Lisbon style is the popular, while the Coimbra's is the refined style; both are seen as ethnic music for sophisticated audience.
The first great fado singer that is still known was Maria Severa, living in the first half of the 19th century. Her type of fado is today called "Lisbon's fado".
In the 1920s and 1930s, a series of fado de Coimbra (a highly stylized version born in Coimbra) recordings were very popular. Guitarists Carlos Paredes and his father Artur Paredes, were the masters and the great pioneers of this genre and the Portuguese guitar.
Amlia Rodrigues introduced the most well-known variety of fado. After her disappearance, a new wave of performers added stylistic changes and brought more international popularity to the traditional Portuguese music. There are also some successful experiences with fado, namely mixing it with electronic music. Mariza, Msia and Ana Moura brought with them a new look to the traditional song, occasionally reviving 19th century fado. While Dulce Pontes mixed it with popular and traditional Portuguese music. Madredeus and Cristina Branco added with new instruments and themes - all that they kept from the original Fado is its looks and the concept of "saudade". The Fado is almost universally sorrowful; although some can also be joyful songs.
- posted on 11/16/2005
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- Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/16/2005
Azure in English?
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ש - Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 11/16/2005
Susan wrote:
Azure in English?
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˹ݷʫFernado PessoaĹʾӺȥĿȹݣcafe a brasileria - posted on 11/16/2005
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The plot - Philip Winter(Rudiger Vogler), a sound engineer arrives in Lisbon to record for Friedrich Munro(Patrick Bachau) who is making a b/w film. Only he arrives to find Friedrich missing. Philip runs through some of the unfinished footage and starts to absorb the film, the smells and the LIFE of Lisbon. And in search of the missing Friedrich.
The rich colours of this work by Wim Wenders fill your senses. As Philip goes about recording the sounds, we are blasted with more than our senses can handle. A wonderful achievement in itself. The truck driver, the barber, the shoe-maker etc...help us along with this great journey.
Along this journey, we find that Friedrich is alive and filming with a hand-held. The strains and beautiful voice of Madredeus complete us in this enigmatic search. Search for..... ??
Watch this and let Wim and the cast take you....and remember to listen. A fantastic piece of Cinema and commentary.
- Re: 葡萄牙 西班牙!posted on 03/07/2007
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