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Pájaros de Tres Alas
07:02
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Dúo Ami - I Mantra
03:03
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Dúo Ami - II La Espera
02:32
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Dúo Ami - III Amadís
03:31
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Canción última
Pintada, no vacía:
pintada está mi casa
del color de las grandes
pasiones y desgracias.
Regresará del llanto
adonde fue llevada
con su desierta mesa,
su ruinosa cama.
Florecerán los besos
sobre las almohadas.
Y en torno de los cuerpos
elevará la sábana
su intensa enredadera
nocturna, perfumada.
El odio se amortigua
detrás de la ventana.
Será la garra suave.
Dejadme la esperanza.
Miguel Hernández
(1910-1942)
LAST SONG
Painted, not vacant, is my house
with the color of the grand passions
and misfortunes
it will come back from weeping
where it was taken
with its deserted table
with its ruinous bed
kisses will bloom on the pillows
and around the bodies
will rise the sheet
its intense vine nightly perfumed
the hatred cushions
behind the window
it will be the soft paw
leave me the hope
Miguel Hernandez
(1910-1942)
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La Clepsidra
Daba el reloj las doce… y eran doce
golpes de azada en tierra…
…¡Mi hora! –grité– … El silencio
me respondió: – No temas;
tú no verás caer la última gota
que en la clepsidra tiembla.
Dormirás muchas horas todavía
sobre la orilla vieja,
y encontrarás una mañana pura
amarrada tu barca a otra ribera.
Antonio Machado(1875-1939)
THE CLEPSYDRA
It was chiming twelve
and there were twelve strokes
of the hammer on earth
My hour! I cried
the silence answered me
do not be afraid
you will not see the last drop fall
that trembles in the clepsydra
you will sleep many hours yet
on the old bank
and one pure morning
you will find your boat
tied to a new shore
Antonio Machado
(1875-1939)
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Como Anacreonte
Yo, como Anacreonte,
quiero cantar, reír y echar al viento
las sabias amarguras y los graves consejos,
y quiero, sobre todo, emborracharme,
ya lo sabéis... ¡Grotesco!
Pura fe en el morir, pobre alegría
y macabro danzar antes de tiempo.
Antonio Machado(1875-1939)
LIKE ANACREONTE
I, like Anacreonte,
want to sing, smile,
and throw to the wind
the wise bitterness
and sober advice
and I want above all
to get drunk
then you know it grotesque
pure faith in dying, poor happiness
and macabre dancing
before it is time
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Brass Quintet - II Dance
03:13
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Flashbacks
03:48
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Polaris
07:36
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