Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Are Zig Zag Blunt Wraps Any Good
Here is a video of a parade of the Carnival of Cádiz that sings a paso doble to the Nazarene known as "the greñúo" coming out on Holy Thursday in the city of Cadiz. A fastened to unite these two worlds so different, but united by the faith of some members of the carnival groups.
The troupe is known as of the Gypsies of Puerto de Santamaría and sings the Nazarene the Lord of the Gypsies in the neighborhood of Santa María de Cádiz on the descent of the slope of the street Soap.
Christ Lord of Cadiz
Gitano del Barrio Santa María,
come to pray to my faith and my joy,
in a song of my world carnival. Greñuo
dark, black hair down your Soap,
your cross slope of torment and agony, bleeding
your bare feet walking.
Hush, hush sovereign
going down the hill
the Lord of the Gypsies.
Hush, hush and tenderness,
comes after his mother the Virgin
de los Dolores,
to face bitter.
Praying nuns in the convent,
between psalms and between verses,
between incense and orange blossoms.
I am moved only by looking at seeing his face
divine
and forehead that contempt
a spinal Korans.
Padrecito, Nazareno,
not forget your brothers
costs which we cross,
for being Gypsies.
Gitano del Barrio Santa María,
come to pray to my faith and my joy,
in a song of my world carnival. Greñuo
dark, black hair down your Soap,
your cross slope of torment and agony, bleeding
your bare feet walking.
Hush, hush sovereign
going down the hill
the Lord of the Gypsies.
Hush, hush and tenderness,
comes after his mother the Virgin
de los Dolores,
to face bitter.
Praying nuns in the convent,
between psalms and between verses,
between incense and orange blossoms.
I am moved only by looking at seeing his face
divine
and forehead that contempt
a spinal Korans.
Padrecito, Nazareno,
not forget your brothers
costs which we cross,
for being Gypsies.
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