Psalteria - Una pastora yo ami video free download


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Uploaded: 2010/08/15

Una pastora yo ami

Una ija ermoza

De mi chiquez yo la adori

Mas que eya no ami

De mi chiquez yo la adori

Mas que eya no ami

Un dia que estavamos en la huerta sentados

Le dishe yo por ti mi flor me muero de amor

Le dishe yo por ti mi flor me muero de amor

En los sus brasos me apreto

Por amor me bezo

Me respondio con dulsor

Sos chico para amor

Me respondio con dulsor

Sos chico para amor

Me engrandesi y la bushki

Otro tomo y la pedri

Eya si olvido de mi

Ma siempre yo la ami

Eya si olvido de mi

Ma siempre yo la ami

Comments

10 years ago

Rodrigo Lobo

Ahh muito tempo.

10 years ago

Rodrigo Lobo

sempre gostei dessa musica.

10 years ago

Laura Ospina

I loved a shepherdess, a beautiful lady, since I was a child I adored her but she didn't adore me. One day, we were sat on the truck garden, I said: "I die of love for you, my flower". In her arms she embraced me, Kissed me with love, And sweetly answered me: "You are very little to love" I grew up and looked for her, she chose other guy and I lost her, She forgot me But I always love her

10 years ago

friedrichthegreat

Great interpretation. Thank God there's no copyright on the spirit of music! Authentic? Our music? Your music? Historic? Strange? Bizarre? IT'S WONDERFUL!

12 years ago

geokonn

this song is not a real Sephardic song,is a greek song,in poetry of Zalokostas,which translates in Judeoespangol

12 years ago

Vladimír Kučera

I like the song very much, whatever current Sephardic ears feel about that. And I think they show a lot of respect by choosing the Sepharidc tunes and remaking them in their own way - this says Sephardic music is there and is worth to be played. If I were a Sephardi Jew, I would be honoured, whatever strange the sound might feel to me. Try to see it from the bright side!

12 years ago

madmiguelh2o

@DerLiedmeister I must respectfully disagree. Psalteria has a distinct style of singing. I like hearing reggae versions of country songs and bluegrass versions of hip hop songs. Why not medeival Czech versions of Sephardic songs?

13 years ago

mbgal07

Do you by chance have Como Poden off of Psalteria's album Scalerica d'Oro? I would be eternally grateful if you could post it; I lost my copy two years ago, and I think their version is exquisite!

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