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ari adiamus late ari adiamus da
aria natus late adua
are vare tue vate,
are vare tue vate,
are vare tue vate latea
anamane kule rawe,
anamane kule ralanamane kule rawe akuwa
(aya doo waye)
anamane kule rawe akula
aya doo waye, aya doo waye
(flute interlude)
anamane kule rawe,
anamane kule ra
anamane kule rawe akula
anamane kule rawe akula
(aya doo waye)
ari adiamus late ari adiamus da
aria natus late adua
are vare tue vate,
are vare tue vate,
are vare tue vate latea
anamane kule rawe,
anamane kule ra
anamane kule rawe akula
aya doo waye-eeeee
yaka ma yama ya kaya mema X6 (aya doo waye)
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9 years назад
Daniel Martínez
Adiemus - Cantus Inaequalis9 years назад
Alex March
Possibly my favourite movement in the whole album - probably cos we got the best part in my opinion, first altos. So powerful and slightly creepy and amazing and the harmonies... Ahhhhh. 10 years назад
Koni Eder
5 Sterne an die Userin selbst . Letzte gehen an den Chor und an den Dirigenten Karl Jenkins selbst.10 years назад
Koni Eder
Cooles Album ! Welche Sprache ist das ? 5 Sterne für Chor und Orchester ! Mehr gibt´s nicht zu sagen !!!10 years назад
Michael Archie
This album is so amazing. Thanks for all involved.11 years назад
Ankle Donna
@kahlenberg1683: All correct - to a point; inaequalis can be also translated as "uneven" or even as "disturbing", though the latter is not its use as often as "in(un)equal" or "having the characteristic of being in(un)equal."11 years назад
osmosys808
1:19 gives me chills11 years назад
kahlenberg1683
Sorry to correct you but you are half right. Inaequalis can be both a 3rd declension noun and a 2nd "class" adjective. These nouns and adjectives can have nominatives and genitives that end both in "is" such as collis, amnis, brevis and inaequalis. Anyway in this case inaequalis is an ADJECTIVE and the result is pretty the same: nominative and genitive are the same and the translation is "identical song" since inequalis is referred to cantus ("song of unequals" would be "cantus inequalium").12 years назад
SylvM3
but the lyrics you added are to the song adiemus, not to this song -.-12 years назад
SiriusShaun
This album is a miracle.12 years назад
Quarionas01010
it would be "song of unequals" , "inequalis" is a genitive12 years назад
Walter Jakoboski
The song is about the song and nothing else. It is what you hear.13 years назад
ChaoticSupernova
I'm sick today but this made me feel a bit better.13 years назад
Corrado Nico
@Dragonfree97 Sorry, I forgot to add that the TITLE of the song IS in fact in Latin, and it means something like "An unequal Song" or "A different (or differentiate) Song".....13 years назад
Corrado Nico
@cdgrijalva1 Hi ! I hope I have interpreted correctly your words (see my answer to Dragonfree97....). Ciao13 years назад
Corrado Nico
@Dragonfree97 Thanks. It sounds very much like latin but it isn't. I've enquired: it's an invented language, with meaningless words, so that the tune is pure and the listener is not distracted by the meaning of the words. By the way, cdgrijalva1 did not mean that he is an ancient Roman!! He meant that his native language is a neolatin language, i.e. Italian or Spanish or French or Portoguese.... Thanks again for your answer !!13 years назад
cdgrijalva1
@Dragonfree97 Spanish and italian are so similar to Latin that we understand a text in latin whitout a problem. That is why this two languages, ( compendia derivativite ad latina idiomatica filia.)13 years назад
nishikino robyn
@cdgrijalva1 Latin was the language spoken by the Romans, who died over two thousand years ago. Unless languages have become sentient, and have decided to post on YouTube, there is no way that you could be Latin.13 years назад
nishikino robyn
@corrado1860 latin i think13 years назад
