Handel - Lascia ch'io pianga [BEST VERSION EVER]

[@lyslilylirio]

"Farinelli's singing voice was provided by the Polish soprano Ewa Malas-Godlewska and a countertenor, Derek Lee Ragin, who were recorded separately and then digitally merged to recreate the sound of a castrato." Hopefully this helps! :)

[@bengmelea8646]

Yes true except for this song in which Derek wasn't involved.

[@singularislupus]

@@bengmelea8646 I just saw a french tv program which contradicts what you say. What are your sources?

[@bengmelea8646]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ewa_Malas-Godlewska

[@bengmelea8646]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3-uc3eNYtZjack

[@singularislupus]

@@bengmelea8646 Thanks!

[@anaislekapene752]

Alexandra fights to hold her tears and Handel collapses at his own opera. Magnificent 👌

[@jennyhan1487]

I can’t believe some people say that they don’t like the way the actor’s facial expression. It is a film abt a castrated boy.. He expresses what he’s been through since he was stolen his body, mind and love at that moment. Not just a Rinaldo. He couldn’t choose to express to soley cry, sing, or roar but mixed a lot of things. He was stood there his heart beaten and wonded.

[@rynese_fossoway]

I'm crying

[@verasilva6366]

Por favor como qual é o nome do filme?

[@SandrineDamfino]

​@@verasilva6366 Farinelli

[@fairfeatherfiend]

Love the peacock quietly opening its tail behind Farinelli. It has nothing to do with anything, it's just eerily beautiful.

[@phillipejaroussky8237]

Merci pour l'amour et le soutien que vous m'avez montré cela signifie beaucoup pour moi, vous pouvez me joindre sur cet email [e-mail]

[@svetlanasolonikova9221]

Может быть имелось в виду, что Фаринелли тоже приходилось быть великолепным павлином, для того, чтобы спрятать душу ангела, израненную предательством самых близких ему людей

[@vulturnuszan]

I thought it was quote deliberate and appropriate, full of meaning.

[@long16535]

미장센

[@mypStyle]

For me. One of the best sorrowful compositions in the world and sung with such passion. Grandiose.

[@sandrahatherley2184]

As I mentioned before, Handel wrote some of the most beautiful compositions in music

[@iduntyra7566]

The quality is pretty good for a recording from the 18th century

[@zabou1030]

That Is THE best Comment EVER!! 😆

[@Steinjung]

Lol

[@gregorgrotemeier390]

He is looking much younger than 18 th century. Wonder who his favourite plastic surgeon is. Wonna go there, too.

[@tomascute777]

Jajajajajajajajaja

[@FrankSuChannel]

Thanks to time travelers’ hard work

[@marinainsehnsucht]

Dieser Film hat mich tief berührt. Was für ein aufgezwungenes Schicksal. Diese Arie ging tief unter die Haut.

[@robertwilson123]

What a very great contribution George Frederick Handel made to opera and orchestral music...and baroque English music.

[@mjhoeber]

Handel swept more fantastic music off his desk that he didn't think was up to standard than most musicians ever wrote all together.

[@robertwilson123]

@@mjhoeber I completely agree...a great contribution....

[@fairus3469]

The literal English translation from Wikipedia about this song: Let me weep over my cruel fate, and let me sigh for liberty. May sorrow shatter these chains, for my torments just out of pity.

[@ravenandrewricamora8698]

was he abused as a child?

[@13strange67]

But what's it about ?

[@catharinalopez8391]

@@ravenandrewricamora8698 he was castrated

[@ocdguyhere3465]

In wikipedia, it was not confirmed if his brother did really castrated him... In the movie, he did not want to be a castrato, but his brother took advantage of his superb voice and so drugged him with opium and castrated him...

[@howtobenerd1019]

@@ravenandrewricamora8698 Castrated as a child and practically sold into a life of musical slavery?

[@galaxblunt8795]

i have heard every version of this in youtube, but still this exact version including the impactful ending is still the best ever version. although i know this voice was digitally mixed creation of two real singers. i dont care. this is still my favoite version.

[@ludovic9825]

Un film que j'ai découvert à 8 ans, j'en ai 44 ,toujours ému et ébloui par la pureté et le génie de ses artistes

[@jacobrubio6954]

I just woke up from a dream where the world was different..I was dancing with a young woman in her living room to the piano rendition of this her mother watched or was playing actually. We quickly yet softly released each others hold with us locking fingers just before quickly letting each other go..as her father made his way down the hallway...and I remember looking at the sheet music which brought me here.... because in my dream I was so entranced by this song and that moment..I've never heard this song before...but this is the song I heard...

[@helenmadamrose306]

Maybe your subconscious is releasing a distant memory from a past life. Those must have been happy times :)

[@truthhurts3811]

Castratos, the first singing superstars. At quite a human and personal cost!

[@stephenmoreyprivateyoutube1039]

This quite extraordinary scene never fails to bring tears to my eyes. In the midst of the beautiful singing, the sublime singing, the politics between the composers Handel, Porpora and Broschi and the bigger political battle between the Prince of Wales and his father George II, there is the magnificently understated scene of the newly castrated boy placed in a bath of milk as blood slowly rises to the top. Such terrible abuse of children, tolerated for so long, is presented in this background of one of the most beautiful pieces of music there is.

[@swanzymargret8234]

Please, what is the title of the movie?

[@violet00261]

@@swanzymargret8234 Farinelli, made in 1994

[@stephenmoreyprivateyoutube1039]

@@swanzymargret8234 Farinelli

[@wiggles3700]

The singing tends to enhance the scene eh?

[@wiggles3700]

The singing only enhances th

[@AloutkaKazawa]

I recall entering a music shop and they started to play it. Good speakers. I was shook to the core.

[@luciozanela7069]

Great sensibility

[@BeritSaukko]

Yes, this is the best version ever! I love this.

[@geofflogan1564]

It makes me cry, it really does. I’m a grown man and I can’t help it. It’s so beautiful. Saw it live at glyndebourne 18 months ago. Yes my eyes watered.

[@phillipejaroussky8237]

Thanks for the love and support you have shown to me it means a lot to me, you can reach me on this email [e-mail]

[@musicis4635]

When I first heard this song, saw this film many years ago, it was unlike anything I had heard or seen before. This made me feel something so deeply exhilarating and yet also profoundly sad all at once. I never forgot that feeling. So now, many years later, to find it again here, experiencing it is as if for the first all over. Truly unlike anything I'd ever heard then, or since.

[@monikakramer4823]

Es ist eine wunderbare Musik. Ich selbst habe diese Arie mal gesungen und diese jetzt im diese Film wieder gehört.

[@nathrocha365]

Lascia ch'io pianga mia cruda sorte E che sospiri la liberta E che sospiri E che sospiri la liberta Lascia ch'io pianga mia cruda sorte E che sospiri la liberta Il duolo infranga queste ritorte De miei martiri sol per pieta De miei martiri sol per pieta Lascia ch'io pianga mia cruda sorte E che sospiri la liberta

[@phillipejaroussky8237]

Merci pour l'amour et le soutien que vous m'avez montré cela signifie beaucoup pour moi, vous pouvez me joindre sur cet email [e-mail]

[@adityapurohit8232]

Thanks for the upload of the lyrics.

[@rynese_fossoway]

Thank you so much it helps a lot!

[@aderitomarcos]

❤

[@rescueumbrella]

Thank you for this translation ❤

[@RubenBaker63]

oh,my God,...I can´t stop crying,,,this is SO moving!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@paoloiannoni9805]

Voce alla Farinelli con una voce Divina enjoy my dear friend ciao

[@carolynnwhitford]

Putting aside all the comments on the authenticity of this voice singing this piece, I am moved to a soft emotion for the singer on the stage portraying an amazing performance in a time and space I can only imagine. Whomever it was to truly sing this either digitally mastered or not, I am moved with delight and emotion something I'm sure many through the ages have also felt. Thank you to those who put together this video for all of us to enjoy!

[@JuditSchmidtutz]

One of the most beautiful music diamonds ever! Thank you to whoever wrote this❤❤❤

[@josesouza9820]

Handel?

[@aquarexmundy7665]

Tutto è raffinatezza, eleganza. Bellissimo.

[@aileenteo7027]

I love this version of Lascia ch'io pianga very much.

[@phillipejaroussky8237]

Thanks for the love and support you have shown to me it means a lot to me, you can reach me on this email [e-mail]

[@vickyknoedler1019]

I love Handel l love this aria and l love counter tenors , thank you all

[@phillipejaroussky8237]

Thanks for the love and support you have shown to me it means a lot to me, you can reach me on this email [e-mail]

[@godstenor770]

@@phillipejaroussky8237 your not the real one

[@keithnaylor1981]

Think of what it must have been like to hear a work of Handel’s while in his presence! I will now watch him composing The Messiah in The Great Mr Handel, 1942.

[@nglily7491]

The best ever I have heard, it touches my heart and has soothing effect on recent heart breaking relationship.

[@bozm9961]

This song will never be sung better than this , oh my goodness it takes me to heavenly worlds

[@Mrs.Karen_Walker]

it is computer generated. Real castratos dont exist anymore. it was sung by a women soprano and a countertenor and it is digitally merged together to kinda give the impression of a castrato voice.

[@paveldalessandro3913]

I can try me

[@Kretek]

@@Mrs.Karen_Walker "She contributed her voice for the soundtrack of the 1994 film Farinelli, where she identified herself as Ewa Malas-Godlewska. Her voice was electronically blended with that of countertenor Derek Lee Ragin to recreate the famous castrato's voice. The only non-blended recording of Malas-Godlewska on the Farinelli soundtrack is the aria Lascia ch'io pianga by George Frideric Handel. "

[@Folkert.Cornelius]

Some music sounds so harmonious and natural that it's almost as if it has always existed. The composer was just the first one to write it down.

[@sandyno1089]

That's just how I feel, like it was already in my head and someone just let it out.

[@antheazhou9879]

In Chinese there's a famous quote about poetry: A perfect line is formed by nature, a genius just happens to grab it.

[@sandyno1089]

@@antheazhou9879 Good one.😁

[@wojtekgrinberg41]

You've stolen my thoughts.

[@ccho3038]

This is what Einstein said about Mozart, btw.

[@fairfeatherfiend]

The movie is exquisite. This is the only movie I don't mind making things up about real life person. He was just told of his fate before singing this song about crying for his fate. :( :(

[@RussinTirnaNog]

Good heavens I got such a shiver up my back at the very end. No wonder the chap "who I think was playing Handel" almost passed out. That was incredible.

[@Folkert.Cornelius]

That chap is Jeroen Krabbé. He is a revered Dutch actor and artist (painter). I love him in this film!

[@fairfeatherfiend]

@@Folkert.Cornelius I don't understand Handel in this film. First he wants Farinelli to sing for him, then when the latter offered, he rejects him.

[@vorufusan5787]

@@fairfeatherfiend Conclusion: Handel is complicated.

[@CradaOC]

He couldn't HANDEL it................BOOM BOOM

[@RussinTirnaNog]

@@CradaOC ha ha ha ha 😄

[@edjours45]

"Best version ever" means nothing, because dozens of equally excellent versions exist, and despite all the criteria used, appreciation remains a matter of subjectivity. That said, this version, accompanied by the video, is truly magnificent. Thank you.

[@servant1351]

I remember this film so vividly! It never ceases to bring me to my knees.

[@dorisparrochinha21]

Farinelli, the greatest of the Castratti ! Bravissímo .

[@1685mymusic]

GFH. Greatest operas of all time. I accompanied this in La Pieta Venice. Wept all through rehearsal. Thought that’s good - I’ve got it all over. Not so - wept through concert as well - so unprofessional.

[@Kwamu22]

I don't have words to even describe this. Can you even imagine what it would have been like to listen to a live castrato? Priceless, I imagine.

[@lillylilly3035]

Look on the net there is a recording of some casrati voice it's not that impressive as you can imagine. I recommend to listen to Dimash Kudeibergen he hits very high notes and lives now.

[@ultron374]

The last and only recorded castrati was Alessandro Moreschi, you can find it on youtube

[@madeleinehoward-frank1025]

@@ultron374I’ve listend to it as well… it’s so haunting.

[@madeleinehoward-frank1025]

Priceless… no, there was a price. The price was paid by the castrato in the form of his share in humanity. That is a price that was paid… stolen from the boys and given to the world.

[@alejandrosexto10]

@@lillylilly3035 alessandro morechi es la única grabación existente, teniendo en cuento que ni de lejos era considerado de los mejores y teniendo en cuenta q tenia 48 Años en la grabación y la grabación de sonido es pésima aun asi se puede escuchar el talento, asi q imaginate un castrati superestrella....

[@MarceloSilva-db5yj]

volto aqui constantemente, mês a mês pra sentir essa força sobrenatural....eu só tenho tenho GRATIDÃO.........GRATIDÃO ETERNA

[@heliodelimaesilva2253]

Quem é esse cantor? De qual filme é essa cena?

[@julaalt]

Haendel, hermoso todo lo que creó; inspiración humana o divina Es inmenso

[@dogdogthegamer4716]

Lo que daría por vivir esa época aunque fuera por un día, y conocer al hermoso de Mozart... Bueno y a Handel, para darle las gracias por ésta obra

[@grazialuciaadella8049]

Sei già vissuto in quell epoca

[@JhebaRiff]

Comparto tu comentario y añadiría Enrico Caruso, mítico e inmortal.

[@carlesp.r.8441]

Con la inflación, te llevas 20€ de ahora y eres un señorito de la época y te cantan todos en casa.

[@flaviamachadoteixeira448]

Também sinto o mesmo

[@matiasbrogi.4060]

Esto es anterior a Mozart. Y no se puede comparar a Haëndel con nadie fue único

[@josemariafigolscosta2377]

Arte suprema! La voce di un angelo!

[@renskesijtsma260]

I'm speechless, what a voice...

[@lidialima3013]

Gratidão srs diretores por esses vídeos primícias da música (que a alma desses irmãos cantores deixem no universo essas músicas pra Nós poder ouvir e cantar também

[@mariagraziachianese7422]

Conosce il sopranista brasiliano Bruno De Sa? Lo cerchi sembra proprio Farinelli❤❤

[@YOLO-re5sb]

Mi commuove sempre questa canzone.

[@aileenteo7027]

Ì love this version best. I believe this is how Farinelli would have sung. Love the improvisation. Thank you to the singers.

[@vincenzomarzullo58]

un nodo alla gola che mi ha lasciato senza respiro,mi sono commosso,che arte!

[@Nicasitojoe]

Certo! Certo!

[@reuniviet]

Farinelli. J'ai écouté ça quand j'avais 17- 18 ans

[@reuniviet]

... Et j'aime toujours ça

[@reuniviet]

Moi pas loin

[@川口ひろふみ]

📺映画のカストラートやベックを彷彿とさせる高音ですね👍

[@termemariefrance2064]

J'ai adoré ce film magnifiquement interpreté.

[@goebels99]

Farinelli is simply one of Western Cinema's masterpieces. BRAVO!!

[@sirarthurlancelot216]

I had the pleasure of seeing the play Farinelli and the King in NY, which featured his music. Great show and message about the power of music and the triumph of the human spirit

[@Skiptondesigns]

It's a cinema masterpiece...culture or race do not need to enter into it. East, West...who cares.

[@goebels99]

@@Skiptondesigns I said what I said.

[@marichristian1072]

I agree. Stunning film

[@irenegeorge9735]

So heart wrenching 😢 tears flow with his sad and tragic journey through the beautiful music ❤

[@gonzalourriche5064]

Aplausos por favor!!! Esto es una súper producción!!!

[@3Rabbit.kawaii]

その昔、この映画レンタルビデオでかりてみて、この歌聞きたくてCD買いました。 心に刺さる映画、歌。

[@queequeq100]

excelente sin palabras , es cerrar los ojos y dejar que la musica y la voz te lleven fuera de este mundo

[@loganfruchtman953]

This aria makes me cry

[@korzalm]

Everyone is allowed to cry to this music piece.

[@gizemli1612]

U're mozart can't cry pls laugh

[@giuliacamba3782]

Anche a me

[@pierredebolle3791]

On revoit toujours avec le plus grand plaisir ce film qui est un chef d'oeuvre du grand cinéaste belge Delvaux.

[@narikang9195]

영혼에 까지 다다르려는 천상의 목소리네요.

[@evrenvarol4771]

Handel's difficult moments...👏🎶🎵😍

[@bebapelosi3311]

Espectacular. Maravilloso el actor es maravilloso guapísimo la voz doblada maravillosa

[@featherelfstrom8405]

I love this movie and its soundtrack, I just wish the actor playing Farinelli would have had a coach who taught him proper mouth movements/positions for his singing parts. One doesn't simply open one's lips as wide as possible to make these sounds, one has absolute control over them, and the amount of air and sound coming out of them

[@elenajha4357]

I watched the film about creating this movie. Stefano Dionisi has rather nice baritono, and he was singing mezza voce while action. There was a teacher who taught him correct breathing and sounding. kzbin.info/www/bejne/op3Nh5hof95oa68

[@swanzymargret8234]

Please what is the title of the movie

[@featherelfstrom8405]

@@swanzymargret8234 Farinelli

[@elenajha4357]

@@swanzymargret8234 Farinelli il castrato.

[@nancyclark]

for real! I hate it when films do not have actual musicians playing musicians. They look stupid if they aren't careful.

[@magdalenarosinska6619]

Nie słyszałam lepszej wersji od tej Ewa Malas- Godlewska i Derek Lee Ragin...zakończenie utworu...te najwyższe tony to coś co zapada w pamięć...Uwielbiam!💖💖💖 Jeszcze do tego ta bardzo wymowna scena z filmu... La liberta... możemy się domyślać o jakiej wolności mowa...co śpiewak chciał przekazać... Minęło trochę czasu od poprzedniego wpisu.... koniec utworu wibruje mi w duszy i głowie, genialny utwór i przekaz w tym wykonaniu

[@49mrbassman]

Still the best interpretation ever, even if it was done by computer technicians. You can tell they put their souls in to get it as near to the castrati voice it was written for.

[@steveneardley7541]

It's just the soprano Godlewska singing in this particular song.

[@biddygirl1000]

I personally find castrati singing revolting.Listened to some recordings. There is no debth to their voices.

[@griottembf2405]

​@@steveneardley7541 désolée, elle est " jumelée avec le contre ténor Derek..... Par un travail fabuleux des ingénieurs du son..Le travail entrepris est éminemment mis en valeur ds les coulisses DVD du Film distribué, en France en tout cas De quoi me dire que, tout comme les recueils de Musiques populaires du film Humain, rien que la bande SON est une Oeuvre à elle seule‼️ Désormais, 2023, je crois avoir trouvé ds la version non transposée, un Humain( je pense), capable de nous éblouir de ses multiples talents, y compris sa personnalité très attachante, et son incroyable beauté. et humble de surcroît, et gardé un humour de gosse = Jakub ORLINSKY, CONTRE TENOR, au naturel. il vaut le détour ABSOLUMENT' " Jakub+ France musique" Et Chaîne " Jakub Joseph Orlinsky"", YT bonne vision/ écoute 💟🌈💝

[@VallinSFAS]

@@biddygirl1000 Sadly they never got to do the things that give the voice resonance😢

[@wonphi]

@@biddygirl1000 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKbOi4ZsZrxrnJY No depth? Blame the recording quality of cylinders. The Castrati singing in this video is 45 years old, recorded in 1904 which was remastered to remove recording scratches and cleaned to more modern standards of recording. There's actually a lot more depth than the best modern male counter tenor singers who rely too much on head voice as shown in this video.

[@Floydofthepink]

Only explanation regarding this outstanding melody, it is coming from heaven.

[@peterschmitz8364]

grandios gesungen.ein hörgenußeine wunderschöne Musik aus einer fernen zeit.

[@markcarpenter9235]

Incredibly beautiful!!!!

[@TimustheFox]

Imagine being the first people in history to listen to the new art form that would be Opera…how the euphoria must have been.

[@angelcastilla885]

Cuando Europa era bella 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺 el siglo XVIII siglo de la ilustración y belleza.

[@antoniocarlosrodriguescamp1497]

And of terror_ let's not forget it

[@umutar9771]

I would pay 10k dollars to listen to Lascia ch'io pianga from farinelli personally

[@marceloclodomirozavalia239]

Qué aria tan linda!! Está muy bien cantada.

[@wiggles3700]

My favorite rendition of this incredible piece of music .

[@steveneardley7541]

I just listened to about 8 versions of it, mostly sopranos, a couple of counter-tenors. This version blows them all away--more emotional, more beautiful. The clarity of her voice is phenomenal.

[@dianatradex]

this movie is a masterpiece

[@annamariaroscioli4214]

Sublime! molto commovente. Questa e' la piu' bella versione che io abbia mai ascoltato

[@jannatfei2358]

i watch this movie when i was 16years old, i remember clearly still now 😭😭😭 it's can't watch without tears

[@이지환-w3b]

이영화 다시보고싶다..어릴때 봐서..맘아파요

[@nietatonha2194]

Sensacional!!!! Inesquecível!!!! Magnífico!!!!

[@mariobusiello9075]

non posso fare a meno di piangere di commozione...

[@angelriosriquelme7134]

Anch'io 😢

[@batbilguunnaranbat7202]

His voice is just like heaven

[@samarablankblankenship7763]

I see such rage in his eyes and so many other emotions

[@marieakendall5354]

MEZMIRAZING TO SAY THE VERY LEAST. BRILLIANT.

[@tobyyungggggggggg]

1:15 my music teacher when im playing for a recital

[@laurafrei1327]

So relatable

[@RICKYMEELY]

파리넬리 고화질이 여기있었다니 놀랍다~! 감상 잘하고 갑니다~~ 추천!

[@matheuskazinda7885]

Yikes, I have listened to this classic the 98th time, oh Farinelli!

[@margotmartinez7805]

Maravilloso Gracias 🙏 Creo Fui de esa Época … Gracias 🙏

[@jordipanadesribera6890]

STUNNING.

[@angelosliotscos5861]

This video left me speechless.

[@giovannare807]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@elsalohengrin7777]

This used to me one of my fav art/music movie! Had the CD, DVD etc.., pictures of Frainelli hangiing at my wall! I hope that the watcher are understanding the partly deep meaning of the movie, and, excuse me, and not the superficial description! The people who honred the movie with a price (canne) I guess understood!

[@Tonisodric]

Increíblemente perfecto!!!!

[@freddylopez8757]

Realmente emocionante...esta musica....incompararable...y la gran actuacion del gran cantante.......que lindo seria haber vivido ese bello tiempo

[@brandoncantillo703]

One God! One Farinelli!

[@jeezlaweez]

"Lascia ch'io pianga" is a famous aria from George Frideric Handel's opera "Rinaldo." The aria is sung by the character Almirena, who is lamenting her fate. Here is the English translation of the Italian lyrics: Lascia ch'io pianga (Let me weep) Lascia ch'io pianga (Let me weep) La cruda sorte, (My cruel fate,) E che sospiri (And that I long) La libertà! (For freedom!) Il duolo infranga (Let sorrow break) Queste ritorte (These chains) De' miei martiri (Of my sufferings) Sol per pietà. (Only for pity's sake.) The aria expresses a deep sense of sorrow and longing for freedom, conveyed through its beautiful and moving melody. Handel's music, combined with the poignant lyrics, has made "Lascia ch'io pianga" one of the most enduring and beloved arias in the classical repertoire.

[@nunoalmeida5328]

This one of the five living musical pieces that each human being should hear along his life. Otherwise we'd never had leave cave age.

[@Angelicwings1]

This movie broke my heart but this song is so important to me

[@annamaria6491]

Whats the movie?

[@Angelicwings1]

@@annamaria6491 Farinelli. It’s a movie about the famous castrato

[@phillipejaroussky8237]

Thanks for the love and support you have shown to me it means a lot to me, you can reach me on this email [e-mail]

[@vorufusan5787]

@@phillipejaroussky8237 AYYY JAROUSSKY I LIVE FOR YOUR PERFORMANCE OF THIS PIECE

[@jillb2161]

I agree.its. hauntingly beautiful. I would love if this was played at my funeral..💐

[@briandelaney9710]

To be transported into that scene for just 15 minutes !

[@mistersquare7327]

Удивительная вещь, щемящая, пронзительная и проникновенная. Боль, сладкая грусть, страсть, томление перемешаны в ней в идеальной пропорции.

[@CzesawGogowski]

.... Unforgetable... !😮 !....😊.....

[@ignacionicolas5504]

Siempre amé esta versión...gracias!

[@dyd8957]

It sings of freedom, but the reality itself is not free.

[@Anaraquel38]

Divino! ❤❤❤

[@bulaossr]

Magnificent movie!!

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Quisiera vivir esa época😊, y conocerlos a los maestros y estrechar su mano, y abrazarlos por tan divina música q dejaron