Whitehorse - Un Canadien Errant (The Road To Massey Hall) скачать видео бесплатно

Hugue Chevalier

Wolfred Nelson is a Canadian Errant burried in my hometown of Sorel the 4 th oldiest town of Canada. He was a Patriot in the 1837 rebellion and later be come the mayor of Montreal. Wolfred and is brother Robert believed french was the first language in Bas-Canada. Robert wrote a constitution for Québec that was base on equal right for everybody. Those guys respected quebecers and belived in a republic. In fact, they were quebecers. I have a patriot flag on my house for the honor of Wolfred Nelson a truly Patriot who beleived in a republic. Wolfred, I hope that you will never be forgotten. Loup Rouge was your name in french. Thank you for all the things you sacrified for the cause. You are burried near my home. Wolfred, you are a truly real Canadian Patriot and a example for all of us. Sorry for my English, I know that you does'nt mind because you respect what i am. Wolfred, Harper doesNt care about you but you are a truly canadian.

Bill Bonnie Weima

Absolutely beautiful version of this song. I have always loved the Ian & Silvia version many years ago.Hope to see Whitehorse next May in Kingston.

GJ Prieur

Contemporary perfection of a classic folk song. 

countroshculla

I only started listening to this duo a few days ago but they are already one of my favourites.

Jonathan Cadieux

de toute beauté merci

FRANCK B

Une émouvante chanson, bien interprétée. Elle devrait rapprocher davantage les canadiens anglais et francais, c est tout ce que je souhaite car d autres épreuves attendent le Canada.Vive le Canada, le vrai.

smallfellow

Hearing this song being sang by canadians is the biggest irony there is.This song is about how when french speaking canadians (which used to be the only ones called canadians. canada used to refer to the lands occupied by french canadians in lower canada) tried to rebel against the english.This song is not a "canadian song" . It is a song AGAINST canada.

Kia56

One Week ! :)

Claudie696

C'est magnifique. Une interprêtation émouvante.

17ondrej

I've never been to Canada, I don't know any Canadian. Definitively this is very touching song and I love it. Just decided to put this beautiful country on a list of places I have to visit before I die. Beautiful song

Éric Strasbourg

What a poignant, wonderful version of "Un Canadien errant". Best I've heard. As a French-speaking Canadian, I am very touched by your interpretation. I'm writing a novel relating on the sad events of 1837, here in QC that led to the creation of this song (1842). Your song is the ultimate symbol that beyond the hardships that populates our common history, we can truly become the same people when we take the time to respect our differences. Your 'Canadien errant' is my novels soundrack! Cheers!

William Caithness

My partner is Québecoise. I love her and her culture. Bravo for this beautiful version.

Stephane Picard

merveilleux!

Lafforte

Deep, deep beauty. So powerful... Even better than the incredible version of Ian & Sylvia.

qtster

beauty! I can only translate every other word but this song sounds beautiful none the less. love you missy and duke!

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