Añadido: May 16, 2008
De: xensboy
Duración: 4:43
Preciosas notas de piano. No 16 de maio de 2008, diante dos seus compañeiros no auditorio da Casa da Cultura "Ramón Martínez López" en Boiro, catro alumnas do instituto público boirense "A Cachada" interpretan "Negra sombra", o enigmático poema de Rosalía de Castro musicado por Juan Montes. Difícil non caer nos tópicos ou no lirismo trillado ao tratar esta peza, pero nesta elegante versión hai momentos de verdadeira beleza. Atención ao sublime final. De esquerda a dereita: Sara, Nuria, Sonia, Tamara * Unha lembranza para o gran amigo íntimo de Rosalía o santiagués Aurelio Aguirre Galarraga. O seu poema "El murmullo de las olas" foi unha influencia directa en "Negra sombra". Aurelio era tan carismático que hai quen pensa que é el a negra sombra que asombraba a Rosalía. Con só 25 anos no mundo dos vivos, Aurelio chegou a ser lenda, pero no 2008 é unha grande figura aínda por valorar suficientemente na Cultura Galega. * Graciñas se aínda estás a ler isto. Mellor mira o vídeo co novo sistema Beta, e coidado que ao final de todo os asubíos son moi agudos! * Vídeo dedicado á poeta e profesora de Galego Beatriz Quintela Rúa. Noraboa polo terceiro "A"
Categoría: Travel
Tags: aguirre aurelio boiro cachada castro de galarraga juan montes negra rosalía sombra
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xensboy Says:
May 16, 2008 - Hi, Nirvana. Thank you for your comment. Today there was a wonderful Galician culture show. This is Rosalía's most famous poem. It is rather mysterious and people have always wondered whar the black shadow in the title refers to. In my opinion, the black shadow doesn't refer to a person or to the devil, but rather to the pain that we all suffer through our lives. She says that her shadow always bewilders her... I'm so glad that you like Rosalía. I feel her very close, like I feel you.
nir1971 Says:
May 17, 2008 - I know this poem, when you first introduced me to her I was checking online, so I definetely think that darkness is her companion and she idolizes it along with humbling herself throughout the poem, and she is surprised of the beauty of darkness cause nothing surprises her other than that...I guess she was longing for love, and she found it in darkness... if that makes sense :) in my opinion...
nir1971 Says:
May 17, 2008 - actually i can feel her too like I feel you..
xensboy Says:
May 17, 2008 - That's very sharp, Nirva, very intelligent. A longing for love in the beauty of darkness. Very poetic. You know, the verse that baffles me is when she says that the shadow mocks her. It somehow seems out of place, but it makes the poem more original and intriguing.
nir71 Says:
May 17, 2008 - yes but never lets her down cause it wasnt worldly..
nir1971 Says:
May 17, 2008 - and she always found a refuge in it..again everytime I read it another message comes to surface...
an1tagz Says:
May 30, 2008 - Encantoume!!Unha canción galega ao 100% cantada fenomenal =)
nir1971 Says:
May 16, 2008 - this video has a special place for me since it is about the great poet Rosalia de Castro and one of her poem (Iguess) as a song... she is doing it beautifully along with that wonderful piano..