Carl Orff O Fortuna Latin and English Lyrics

Carmina Burana , espectacular.

[@ryanbaber4210]

this song unironically has the greatest drop in the history of music

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@SsS-studioSankiYoddha]

​@@josem.cruzamaro1776 is this copyright free

[@TabbyTora]

@@josem.cruzamaro1776 Homie are you taking credit for the drop in O Fortuna 💀

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

@@TabbyTora ? solo he bajado la canción a que merito se refiere? no entiendo.

[@scottlewis8386]

​@@josem.cruzamaro1776you're totally fine.

[@bullymaguire6199]

No matter how old it is, it always gives you goosebumps. A timeless masterpiece 10/10

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias

[@georgidimitrov8571]

I had goosebumps and than I read the word "goosebumps" 😂 Syke Im freezing dude ,it's cold out here

[@Jimothy-723]

yes

[@Jimothy-723]

@@josem.cruzamaro1776did you create or contribute to this work?

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

No, ni lo cree, ni colabore , solo lo encontré en youtube y lo subi.. Gracias @@Jimothy-723

[@adelsondabup47]

For 7 years I thought I'd mastered this song and now I learn there is 3 and a half minutes more to it... Ecstatic!!!

[@moshkteer]

If you think these 2 songs are good you should listen to the entire opera they are from "Carmina Burana"

[@franekkimono2444]

3,55

[@pizizhangsg1319]

Oh, you just used 7 years to master your fortune?

[@franekkimono2444]

since 1715.............

[@SlumberBear2k]

@@moshkteer or the whole Trionfi. The whole work is great. Carmina Burana is the most refined and palatable but the other two parts of (Catulli Carmina and Triumph of Aphrodite) are much more primal and raw and underrated.

[@bridgettecoffey1083]

Such a powerful representation of the devastation of life and the inability of humanity being able to control it. This song is so powerful and amazing but the poem Carmina Burana written in the 13th century where this song comes from is even more powerful to read. The poem was originally written in Bavarian, but was discovered in 1803 where the piece was in Latin and Greek.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias por tu información, descripción y origen de la canción.

[@bridgettecoffey1083]

@user-gs9lc2si5y I think technically the genre would be Classical Music. It’s not an opera though because this song is part of a Cantata which is a musical composition. All the songs in the Cantata were based on the poem written back in the 13th century

[@victormora3168]

In 1983 I was six years old and priest that church we went to played this in his office. I was scared and intrueged. He translated the Latín to Spanish then to English. He had the most beautiful collection of masterpieces. He taught me about art and music. No he wasn't weird. He was a very intellectual and renaissance man Father Max thank you.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias por apreciar la musica

[@SlumberBear2k]

this has to be one of the most powerful pieces of music ever composed.

[@fortnitetrashcan8308]

God bless Father Max

[@shawndorisian1857]

Like all of humanity there is good and bad. The evil priests were around 1%, less than teachers and even Protestant Ministers. The Catholic Church just got caught up because unlike the Baptist there is an hierarchy.

[@LolitaDavidovich934]

You are fortunate

[@OMEGALFA.]

There is no other language on this Earth that can match the depth and power of Latin.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@aftabgill1648]

touche !

[@agent00wuzel36]

Of course there is! German

[@ansuyadasari185]

Engels

[@nikossiozios6559]

Greek

[@kathe6703]

If there is an end to this world. This would be the soundtrack

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@LegendaryFartMaster]

No offence to this piece, but that hounor would probably go to Verdi's "Dies Irae"

[@extrage3061]

@@LegendaryFartMaster yeah no offence but HELL NOOOO. I don't think you understand how powerful the end of the world should be.

[@LegendaryFartMaster]

@@extrage3061 Yeah, absolutely. That's why I ABSOLUTELY love the trumpet section (in dies irae), and the chorus right after that. Absolutely terrifying. But it's personal preference I guess🤷‍♂️

[@ClinicalDecisionYikesYT]

@@LegendaryFartMasternah dude. Not even close.

[@graceaquino3510]

This music playing inside my brain every time my coworker phone in sick.

[@onward2727]

RISE UP

[@to3ta64]

🤣

[@FilMeFr]

Got a stroke. What do you mean?

[@karlov.v.6055]

Que hermoso es el latin... que hermoso cántico medioeval que Carl Orff arreglo magistralmente

[@yeahyeahmaimai4617]

Can you telk me what this song is about?i can't understand

[@zealotzealot4848]

​@@yeahyeahmaimai4617it's about jazz, box and sex.

[@ThumbSipper]

YES, took me a couple of weeks but I can now recite the first half by heart. Well worth it!!!

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias.

[@ArmandoMiguelMartinez-ct3zp]

Llega a lo más profundo del ser humano .Cuestiona la existencia misma

[@YeshuaLovesYou7]

My favorite piece ever, so deep and beautiful..

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

thank you

[@justsomeonewithnotalent]

can you tell me about its meaning because i don't quite understand it. I interpreted it like Lucifer's mourning over his former glory but it could be totally somethingelse idk?

[@badusernam]

Seems pretty edgy ngl

[@rob6927]

​@@justsomeonewithnotalent Why Lucifer? But it's interesting that the text has a somewhat dark meaning.

[@justsomeonewithnotalent]

​@@rob6927 i honestly have no idea, my original comment was almost a year ago so i don't really remember what i was thinking when i wrote it. I do recall that i didn't know Fortuna was a real character and the whole story behind it. But I've learned some of it since then

[@rubipacheco5617]

This is one of my favorite songs ..I use it to relax it's a complete masterpiece 🎶🔥🎶🔥

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@rubipacheco5617]

@@josem.cruzamaro1776 De nada

[@iljavija]

Got to say first time I heard this song relaxes somebody, after listening to this I am ready to go thru walls head first without a helmet.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias @@iljavija

[@santosalmeidajoaoherberthe2318]

Kisses

[@ohauss]

I always have to smile at such a powerful song basically being someone whining that life's a fickle b*tch....

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Good reflection. Thank you

[@SamuelBlack84]

The power of ego

[@possummagic3571]

I'd interpret it more as saying fate can strike you down just as easily as it can prop you up. It's a song about fate and the wheel of fortune.

[@TheLibraryOfKnowledge]

Its about the fall of Lucifer

[@stevend2877]

I could not read some of the lyrics (2:10).

[@Syd-un1xr]

Beautiful and timeless. Each time I hear this, I feel the music and everything else around me disappears.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Es maravillosa se evade uno de la rutina diaria y le da fuerzas y energias.Gracias.

[@tynkabell9972]

I walked down the aisle to this when I got married!

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias .Un buen momento.

[@tynkabell9972]

Indeed!

[@joesmith942]

So? How's that going?

[@tynkabell9972]

@@joesmith942 26 years married end of May, so not too shabby!!

[@resphantom]

Words in this song that are similar to English: Fortuna - Fortune luna - lunar statu - status variabilis - variable decrescis - decrease vita - vital detestabilis - detestable dissolvit - dissolve glaciem - glacier rota - rotate status - status malus - malice dissolubilis - dissoluble virtutis - virtue contraria - contrast affectus - affect defectus - defect in - in angaria - angry/anger hora - hour sine - since mora - more corde - cords pulsum - pulse tangite - tangible sortem - sort vulnera - vulnerable rebellis - rebel fronte - front elatus - elate prosperitatis - prosperous flore - flower florui - flourish beatus - beautiful gloria - glory privatus - private descendo - descend minoratus - miniature alter - alter/alternate exaltatus - exalted ruinam - ruin axe - axe/axis

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@Im.not.abdool]

Because those words in English come from Latin.

[@resphantom]

@@Im.not.abdool Yes, because the romans took over Britain at some point. Also the french, but mostly the government, high class jobs and nobles which is why there's a lot of french words in English, like: Police Justice Beef Butcher

[@nic101]

This is the music that makes you feel like a boss

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias

[@copyright8291]

Not if you pay attention to the lyrics. Quite the opposite.

[@ribblebiff]

This is the music that makes me feel like the boss is watching.

[@smoothpicker]

Such a hauntingly beautiful piece of music. Im in awe each time i hear it. Absolute masterpiece!!❤❤

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias

[@rt_artem228]

1:36

[@wishjcena]

There was a documentary made by a Pakistani journalist and researcher about the "End of times" and he used this legendary sound as his title song! This song does make one feel like the judgment day is near and the world is about to end!

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias por tu comentario.Tienes mucha razón al decir que oyendo esta canción , parece queel final de los días esta cerca.

[@beholdalady1127]

😂

[@mustafakamal-jt1db]

I remember that. It was done by Dr shahid masood and the theme song was " The Mass" by Era

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

I watched it when I was a kid and your comment reminded me of it. I so badly wanted to hear this metal song and thankfully found it on KZbin

[@SamuelBlack84]

I would be more than happy to expedite such an occasion, and I would revel in its majesty

[@vaclavkabat6358]

where did that picture come from? thanks.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

No lo se .Gracias

[@belginkocak521]

Nobody can convince me that this shit is human-made. Carl Orff & the poet, they either have been possessed by an unworldly creature like a demon or have gone through hell "literally" to compose this piece. It's celestial. Man, I feel like the doors of Hell are finally open.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias.

[@ЕленаБочанцева-в4е]

Ангелы и демоны. Рай и ад. Все это есть в каждом человеке.

[@SamuelBlack84]

To go through Hell, you have to face every form of cruelty dispensed onto you until your heart blacken with rage, vengeance, and hate Believe me, I've done it, and you don't want it Trust me

[@lydiaparker1778]

​​​@@SamuelBlack84In my own personal journey I have learned that walking through hell myself, seeing the worst in humanity, cruelty and misery I learned empathy as I have "walked in many shoes" so to speak. I feel kindness is forged in the flames of hell and being able to be their for another human and help them navigate a path that might be similar to one you navigated before . I have found that people who have lived charmed lives, those who seem to fall from heaven, graced with beauty, who are spoiled, or had a silver spoon in their mouth when their personality is being created, are usually the ones who are truly the most cruel and wretched. They have never tasted hardship so they know nothing of selflessness, altruism , empathy or kindness. I have also found to "hate" someone you have to have a nugget of passion for them inside. The worst feeling you can have for another is not hate, though indifference as you could care less if that person were to live out the day or perish in terror before the sun falls. I do empathize with how you feel, it is hard to stop the vicious cycle of cruelty, miserey and hell. Often instead of using the flames to emotionally make us stronger we are ravaged and scarred. It is never to late to let the fires burn you to ash and rise up into a beautiful Phoenix and begin a new journey. I hope you find solace in knowing the past has no bearing on the human you are and can become in the present or the future. Really begin to feel those physical and emotional scars as demonstrations of your adaptability, power, survival, instincts and resiliensy ( in objects it means for them to keep their shape in humans it means to stay intact, obviously if you are able to write so eloquentley about your feelings online a part of you is still intact). Begin to use the fire to your benifit, use the flames to forge humanity from within; diligence, magnificence, kindness, empathy, trust, values, freedom, open- mindedness, care, acceptance and love. Having those traits does not make one weak. As I've stated in my human experience humans that have those traits have been forged through, trial, tribulation, visciousness, madness and who have clawed their way up and out of hell!! ❤❤

[@ChristianRichter-c3d]

absolute Perfektion. Nur machen die Lyrics irgendwie Depressiv. Also Vorsicht, lasst eher das lateinische, das verstehen wir eh nicht. Trotzdem ein Muss das anzuhören, es macht super

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias.

[@AshtonDawson-lh2qb]

What a masterpiece - not only is the music excellent, but it matches a lot of the teachings of the New Testament and the book of Ecclesiastes in the Old. Basically what is taught is that everything under the sun fades away, and that humanity on its own is tossed to and fro by fate and fortune. This is why we need Jesus Christ, our firm foundation. Praise God in Heaven, who saves me through faith and obedience to Jesus Christ our Lord ✝️

[@SyverReborn]

Amen 🙏

[@JohnWick54935]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@annannan97865]

me when my narcissist mother calls me to check she s still in control of me :

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias, como todas las madres.

[@annannan97865]

@@josem.cruzamaro1776 amen brother

[@racheljolley26352]

I utterly adore this magnificent and powerful piece of music, so beautiful but oh what a surprise, there’s more than I realised, love it, love it, love it! 😱 The Latin language is moving and exquisitely beautiful ❤❤❤🏆🥇

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias por tu bonito comentario, estoy de acuerdo en que el latin es impresionante.

[@EmilyOxinio]

Masterpiece absolutely mind boggling

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias.

[@sasazivanovic777]

Send this to my Enemies.

[@CarolFleming-d4u]

And exes

[@abdulsaboorraza6691]

POV: JESUS has returned and He’s searching for anti christ to slay him.

[@mr.mcnuggies]

The dude who wrote this in the 13th century must’ve been really depressed 💀💀 hope his life got better tho

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@mabi6671]

Mr. Macnuguies...Es que tú no vivías en este siglo😅😅😅además la recopilación de los textos y la composición musical ( todo un acierto de este músico alemán) son de principios del siglo XX.

[@janvesely1087]

What do you mean the lyrics aren't "This octopus give him some boots send him to North Korea"

[@mladenmark6758]

Music for the end of the world!

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias.

[@xScooterAZx]

It makes my heart pound and takes my breath away,and gives me chills. Every time.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias a mi también.

[@xScooterAZx]

@@matt01506 Thisisnt about my life,it's about an incident that is so beautiful it makes me emotional.

[@JohnWalton_NET]

Aeterna veritas

[@waindayoungthain2147]

Why’d life be in systems of the democratic process or anything else if it wasn’t life living 🙏🏻! How money works for us if’s not Bdb .

[@Spardakett]

Legend states the octopus is still wearing boots in north korea

[@waindayoungthain2147]

Why’d the protesters always right if you don’t recognize what you needing just because 😼 freedom propaganda 🤔made u fear on no freedom to living with opinions . ❤

[@AFamousPedestrian]

Top ∞ cheese

[@blackadder3570]

Gorgeous piece.But I've always thought it should be called sh*t happens!!

[@DLGchannel17]

Y esas malas palabras 😂😂😂😂

[@pasadizoalfa8930]

Me ha encantado esta producción José M. Es un detalle que nos deleites con el formato en latín, aprecio que alguien se preocupa del latín en nuestros días. Esta música y letra son impresionantes. Me imagino escucharla en un auditorio. Ya soy parte de tu espacio y te mando un saludo cordial desde el Pasadizo Alfa.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias pasadizoalfa8930 casi no tengo tiempo para entrar en mi pagina.El latin es una lengua maravillosa que me recuerda mi época de estudiante.Soy desde hace tiempo una parte mas de tu espacio.

[@MatthewPacheco]

Young Thug

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias amigos y amigas por vuestros comentarios, intentaré visitaros poco a poco pues no tengo tiempo, entre mi trabajo y ayudar a mis hijos en su trabajo, ademas de las cosas que hay que mantener de la casa.

[@Morenadefueg0]

Todo con tiempo.. la vida tiene prioridades y si no ganamos para vivir.. youtube NO es prioridad... Bendiciones 🙏

[@mrplop9967]

No tengo la dia Domingo

[@emigdiopereidaortega]

Pñu

[@emigdiopereidaortega]

Joj 7pj J J Jij

[@emigdiopereidaortega]

7j9 Uj

[@compulsiverambler1352]

This is how dramatic every minor daily setback feels on the contraceptive pill.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias.

[@Vasilek-o9o]

Музыка клас Надюшка прости меня за то что я тебя обидел и оставил я не смог сказать что я тебя люблю здоровья счастья тебе и не обижайся на меня музыка клас 😊😊😊😊. шедевр

[@QueerAndUnplugged]

I picture the Four Horsemen of The Apocalypse when I hear this!

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@n0mercy_64]

i first heard this masterpiece watching WWF in 1998 the fued between The Undertaker and Kane

[@friedpickle8332]

Gotta say, listening to this while trying to put a USB cable in the right way made it way more intense.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias

[@TheTracepyott]

Hahahaha that’s so funny

[@crazycoconut4905]

1:35

[@jamesbuntin6755]

"Now, my brother...I shall be, King!" "Guards...Knights...Squires... prepare for battle."

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@grzoniec7957]

If A boy has been chosen....

[@bigdaddycool6930]

“I’m Johnny Knoxville, and welcome to Jackass.”

[@stevend2877]

My wife runs out screaming when I play this music.. it's a shame people tend to relate it to the movie.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias

[@homemadehistorian2590]

Which movie?

[@stevend2877]

@@homemadehistorian2590 Omen (1976).. are you young?

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias@@homemadehistorian2590

[@weaponisedautism07theSecond]

@@stevend2877Most people that use the internet (To my knowledge) are less than 35 myself included.

[@michaelciavolino8013]

4:49

[@gasoranm.8449]

Nach Carl Orf "Carmina Burana" ist bis jetzt nix mehr gekommen, leider.

[@anonimanonim2710]

Gopher tuna

[@steevo211]

This Is Probably One Of The Most Magical/ Special Things I Have Ever Enjoyed.. Like Watching Time.. Unravel Before Our Eyes, It Is In These Moments We Get Lonley, Wishing We Could Share This With Anyone Who Understood How Magical This Actually Feels. Oh Us, The Uneducated, The Pathe Of Discovery Means So Much More Than The "They" Could Ever Comprehend, I Suppose That Is A Blessing Of Karmic Birthright.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias

[@davidgumeniuc1118]

At 0,75 it sounds badass

[@SuperKyogi]

2:32 hits so damn deep...

[@FredoBatista-fn3vv]

💙🌕🌟

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias.

[@hunternaagargaming4402]

This is Amazing video My Friend

[@sidVargas949]

I searched a bunch of demonic ass shit trying to find the song.for like 10 minutes . I made it. Feels like it was worth it

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias.

[@edwardj.azevedo7438]

When I'm walking into the Dentist office!!!

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Con gran valor o con pánico.

[@VEEASBETA]

1:36 Salsa Cookies Give me cookies They gave you gonorrhea This octopus Lets give him boots Send him to North Korea Ahh paper cut Sand paper ahh

[@LordshipArsenal]

When you find out this song ain’t even 100 years old ❤😂😮

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias.

[@bridgettecoffey1083]

It’s not but the song actually comes from ancient German and Latin poetry from the 13th and 14th century. This 200+ page of poetry wasn’t actually discovered until the 1800s. The poem had some musical notes in it to give modern musicians an idea on how it was meant to be presented but there’s actually not a lot known about the ancient writers from what I can tell.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias por tu informacion nos ayuda para saber un poco mas de la ´letra . @@bridgettecoffey1083

[@ronki23]

Is this about the fall of Lucifer ?

[@WeAsOneRise]

Dude, I'm ready to take the world on now 😮❤

[@StapyfromBFB_OfficialAUTTP2640]

Sors salutis Et virtutis Minchi nunc Contraria Est affectus Et defetus Semper in Angaria Hac in hora Saine mora

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@SoloWingPixy2]

1:55 This Strike always makes my soul fly

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Muchas gracias espero que vuele muy alto tu alma

[@SoloWingPixy2]

@@josem.cruzamaro1776❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@morganrosalyn]

Arthur's LAST ride

[@Gioachina0279]

That goes deep ❤ Masterpiece

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@Omayra-mp2zd]

Revenge

[@hendrikdebruin4012]

Should never have listened to the misheard lyrics version - that is all I hear now. Sample - This octopus - let's give him boots - send him to North Korea.

[@imageofimagination3079]

I thought it was a song but I realised that it was my life

[@adampatterson2195]

I play this in the bathroom when I have diarrhea.

[@fantasticontos]

Podeoso. Simplesmente isto.

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@DarkSentinel52]

light yagami mode

[@nighthorror628]

🇦🇺 I was only today years old when I found out that this song had a dark meaning (I will never think of it the same way again)

[@isaiahdeguzman4269]

Not english fluent here but can you please elaborate why you describe it as dark I wanna here your side thanks.

[@dirtydoflamingo_]

​​@@isaiahdeguzman4269 persevere it as dark because the lyrics speak of how random and tumultuous life and fate can be. You can be given a poor hand in the terms of poverty, or you can earn it all and still lose it in the blink of an eye. People so full of life, and potential, can just be snuffed out without rhyme or reason. I feel the song reflects the anger one can feel at the world because of this, from the Lyrics to the overall tone. Sorry for the essay.

[@FatihAlkan-xg2qt]

Güzel bir eser sirf bunun için larince bilmek isterdim

[@NUTella_enjoyer]

The Latin language is truly unparalleled when it comes to strenght and emphasis. It is unfortunate that instead of English, it's not the universal language. Either way, this is such a timeless masterpiece that'll continue to invoke these hardly explainable feelings in everyone for time to come.

[@Siss2012]

How could it be a universal language since it is a dead language?

[@joelkevinson6625]

@@Siss2012it’s not dead. It’s national language of Vatican City

[@Julian.nailuJ]

​@@Siss2012it lives on through all the languages that were "born" from it. It astonishes me every time how much I understand it, just because of my mother tongue.

[@leonardociucci8922]

englisch ? ahahah

[@waindayoungthain2147]

Don’t hurt yourself 😼Boris , The Beast and Boorel 😾.

[@МадреЕгоистас]

Queen Hecuba 😮

[@Ivan_Mikhaylov]

This is the song it plays when you get to the illuminati rounded dark room

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias

[@ebonysoulful32]

This is Wrestlemania 14, Kane vs. The Undertaker!!!!❤

[@graceaquino3510]

It would be nice to play this music while driving at night in a blizzard and slippery road.

[@josemanuelcerdacantaautor9933]

Saludo como esta mi amiga José m Cruz esta muy divertido el contenido

[@ENDOFDAYS-id4bv]

KING CHRISTS VICTORY IS CERTAIN...ALL GLORY TO THE SOVEREIGN

[@taylormade9971]

This world swims in a sea of sickness. For those who defend the under dog, shelter societies unforgiven and clothe Abraham's filth just know you're wanted here. For we fight for the rights of knowledge and light. Not for control and subjugation... Freedom to those who have been oppressed just for existing.

[@2serveand2protect]

The guy with wings - with all his skin blackened like he was dipped in fire - with a crest of flames over is head - chained by an enormous chain... that's "Melkor" from Tolkien's "Silmarillion", right? - right after he was defeated and brought to face the Gods' trial and punishment?...

[@thomasmun7596]

Such a powerful masterpiece. Also the soundtrack during battles in legendary classic Excalibur

[@maxamillionese8519]

Why did you tube took it of my play list WTF..

[@alexandersheridan6149]

So good even after a few years!

[@elgebarstar5275]

For several decades you mean. Carl Orff composed Carmina Burana in 1935.

[@dimitrijejovanovic5939]

@@elgebarstar5275 Splendid

[@bridgettecoffey1083]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@elgebarstar5275Technically “O Fortuna” from the Carmina Burana is from a 13th century poem of the same name. The poem is 200+ pages long but wasn’t actually discovered until the early 1800s. So technically this piece is 700 years old…. It’s crazy what Carl Off was able to do with this.

[@SIlentZedrikMusic]

Reminds me of Martin Garrix & Shermanology - Can't You See [Electro House; Spinnin' Records]

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias.

[@PashteenSays]

May the dead never die....☠️🧘🏿‍♂️

[@seguidoresdejesusproficial2922]

Hola amigo Jose tocayo aquí estoy llegando a tu casita Soy tu amigo 130 Será un placer estar aquí para darte la mano Soy súper fiel espero contar también con tu amistad será para mí un honor Recibe un gran abrazo amigo desde Puerto Rico

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias espero corresponderte, aunque entro poco pues no tengo apenas tiempo, cuenta conmigo.soy el numero 477

[@seguidoresdejesusproficial2922]

@@josem.cruzamaro1776 muchas gracias amigo y tocayo no te preocupes por eso yo comprendo algunas personas no tienen mucho tiempo pero lo importante también es estar ahí y dejar esa huella como apoyo como símbolo de amistad un abrazo mi hermano y bendiciones para ti muchas gracias

[@michaelj4009]

I'd like to learn latin now.

[@KarisMajik]

One of the first things you'll learn is that everybody pronounces it wrong, there are several examples in this video

[@michaelj4009]

@@KarisMajik Where might be the best place to start?

[@B33joy]

Salsa cookies ❤

[@theradiumgirl9298]

Do not drink coffee before listening to this, I now feel utterly invincible and capable of conquering Rome

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Da mucha energía para luchar cada dia.Gracias

[@occultcenturion1131]

You hear the creaking of footsteps as the lights in the tavern around you dim, and darkness surrounds you until only the single glittering candle flame at your table illuminates you and your companions. GODDAMNIT WIZARD YOU DON'T GIVE THE DM IDEAS--!!

[@josem.cruzamaro1776]

Gracias