She Moves Between Worlds: Remembering Lhasa de Sela

[@michel-jeantailleur]

One night in London, Lhasa sang to me. Like a gift of grace.

[@ainosahren9299]

Somehow, I always seem to come back to her music. Years go by, and then I'll find her again, and the same mystery and magia of her music is still there for me, the same that it was eight years ago, when I first discovered her. I never got to hear her sing live, but still the feeling is of knowing a friend, when I listen to her songs. A great sadness overcomes me when I think of her. It is wonderful to hear her voice and laughter.

[@tedsikora9125]

I keep coming back to her. Such a wonderful creative force of nature. Thank you for this.

[@CatharticCreation]

Such a rich, genuine soul. What a treasure.

[@gills5506]

thank you for putting this on youtube, you know why.

[@b.bailey8244]

Beautifully and sensitively done. Lhasa's music was just brought to my attention by a friend - and I am so grateful for her gifts she left us, and her depth, her poetry, and her love for life.

[@Herr2Cents]

This is such a lovely celebration of a special lady. Great art.

[@alainanastacio7474]

Even if it was hard for her voice, like she confessed, Living Road is the best Multilingual album i've ever heard, and that makes it even more beautiful!!

[@jovesheerwater]

The tears flow. Lhasa.

[@brokenmirror59]

thank you for this awsome piece to remembering to the unique Lhasa de Sela

[@olivier35800]

poétique, magique, merveilleuse, Lhasa.....................

[@petusgavin5130]

MISS YOU...

[@Zoltrik101]

she also moves between words