Love the section from 4:00 onwards. Reminds me of the family gatherings we once had deep in our forest village, where our father told us the Legend of the City of Ten Thousand Swords; tall swords of glass and iron reaching to the heavens that never rusted, and shone forth in the evening light, where men travelled in chariots that, yet without horse, travelled faster than a frightened mare, or descended deeper than the realms of demons into long tunnels where infernal machines whisked them to remote places of outer darkness; where from such places they would ascend in magic tubes of iron to travel across the known world and beyond, from castle to castle anywhere in just a day, or even to the Moon on flaming broomsticks they called 'rockets'. Such swords of glass and iron were lit not by sun but by tiny glass bottles that even common men stuck in the rafters to make light brighter than day all night. Such cities of swords, a thousand years ago, were then lit yet more by a terrible new sun that rose in the west, that burned hotter than a thousand thousand fires, for men possessed such terrible catapults of war that a single missile could destroy a city faster than a hundred armies. They did all this magic by black essence of earth that gave them wondrous powers, to see even the ends of the world upon small boxes in their homes like the scrying glasses of the forest wizards today, yet then all men possessed such magic, could talk across the seas and be heard using tiny magic boxes we have nonesuch today. Yet when this essence of earth ran dry for they abused the earth and she gave her essence no more, then they turned these awesome weapons of war upon themselves and their cities of magic swords melted like frost upon a warm spring day. yes tell your children this story, for one day men will dig deep in the earth once again for magic metals, and once more will make Cities of Ten Thousand Swords, and new terrible hot suns will rise in the West.....
The name of the artists for the song is named Eduardo Paniagua, possibly the best artist for Spanish medieval music I highly suggest you listen to his music!!!
is this in Spanish because when i translated the text it said Galician i think i said it correctly so is this in spanish or no and also tell me what is Galician?
this is in an old iberian language, pretty much the ancestor of all current iberian languages. it's not in spanish galician, portuguese but in that old dialect.
@@hectordanielsanchezcobo6457 es galaico-portugues, el castellano antiguo sonaba mucho mas diferente incluso algunos lo confundirian de sonar similar a las lenguas occitanas o al italiano
@@HotRazor2843Supongo a todo lo que hoy en día pasa en España: la perdida de nuestra identidad, la invasión de inmigrantes legales o ilegales, la falta de niños propios, la sumisión al reino de Marruecos, el borregismo y pasotismo en el que andamos....
Oh... born in a wrong country. A brazillian living in Colombia listening these beautiful and magical songs.
Love the section from 4:00 onwards. Reminds me of the family gatherings we once had deep in our forest village, where our father told us the Legend of the City of Ten Thousand Swords; tall swords of glass and iron reaching to the heavens that never rusted, and shone forth in the evening light, where men travelled in chariots that, yet without horse, travelled faster than a frightened mare, or descended deeper than the realms of demons into long tunnels where infernal machines whisked them to remote places of outer darkness; where from such places they would ascend in magic tubes of iron to travel across the known world and beyond, from castle to castle anywhere in just a day, or even to the Moon on flaming broomsticks they called 'rockets'. Such swords of glass and iron were lit not by sun but by tiny glass bottles that even common men stuck in the rafters to make light brighter than day all night. Such cities of swords, a thousand years ago, were then lit yet more by a terrible new sun that rose in the west, that burned hotter than a thousand thousand fires, for men possessed such terrible catapults of war that a single missile could destroy a city faster than a hundred armies. They did all this magic by black essence of earth that gave them wondrous powers, to see even the ends of the world upon small boxes in their homes like the scrying glasses of the forest wizards today, yet then all men possessed such magic, could talk across the seas and be heard using tiny magic boxes we have nonesuch today. Yet when this essence of earth ran dry for they abused the earth and she gave her essence no more, then they turned these awesome weapons of war upon themselves and their cities of magic swords melted like frost upon a warm spring day. yes tell your children this story, for one day men will dig deep in the earth once again for magic metals, and once more will make Cities of Ten Thousand Swords, and new terrible hot suns will rise in the West.....
这些天一直都在为我而🍆
同一個兄弟🍑🍑
Deixa en nossa terra de Hispania a nossa senhora la virgen
Que bonita história... Quem confia em Nossa Senhora nunca fica desamparado! Parabéns!
bonita? pero si habla de matar a un hombre por el simple hecho de ir a tierras arabes!
pepo bambu Y?
The name of the artists for the song is named Eduardo Paniagua, possibly the best artist for Spanish medieval music I highly suggest you listen to his music!!!
Beautiful song and fascinating lyrics
Qué hermosa canción 💓
3:38 wow! How interesting! I'd never seen a medieval depiction of the two species of vultures; the cinereous and the griffon vultures.
MAravilhoso! O bom Rei Affonso é Grande Sabio!
Está cantado em Galaico-Português. Muito boa interpretação
You have cometh up with thy beautiful songs 🎵
Viva España hasta en la edad media 🇪🇸
Tremendo!
Un lujo.
It's hard to learn saint mary's miracle. Only I can learn is for Holy Jesus
Gallego, portugués, astur leonés y castellano
Hermoso me gusto...
x2 :3
El inicio del reggae
el reggae trata sobre cosas mas bonitas y menos relacionadas con la muerte
@@pepobambu290 Sexo, sexo, drogas, y ptas. Vete a escuchar musica sexista a otro lado que esta canción no es para gente como tú
@@ivanacienmartin7496 estás confundiendo el reggae con reggaetón? XD
._.XD
@@ivanacienmartin7496 no es lo mismo
El estudio de la música, es importante en una vida mundana.
Musical...
is this in Spanish because when i translated the text it said Galician i think i said it correctly so is this in spanish or no and also tell me what is Galician?
Galician is a dialect of Spanish. It's one of the most archaic dialects of Spain, that's why it's the closest to medieval Spanish.
this is in an old iberian language, pretty much the ancestor of all current iberian languages. it's not in spanish galician, portuguese but in that old dialect.
@@93bencomo Lol, galician is an different language
@@miguelferreira4157 castelhano é o espanhol que conhecemos.
@@miguelferreira4157 sim, erro meu. :|
Wow entendi todo
📿📿📿😍😍😍😇😇😇
En qué idioma está
galaico-portugués
Una mezcla entre gallego y portugués
Em galego medieval que era a lingua do antigo reino de Galiza que na sua maior extensom comprendía o norte de Portugal Galiza atual Asturias e Leom.
Acid, I know right?
Who is performing this and what CD is it from?
Cantigas de jerez
Alfonzo X
sorry this was a late comment
😚😚😚😚😚
Está en galaicoportugues?
Andres Padilla Paez esta en español antiguo
Sí, está en gallego-portugués. Lo de español antiguo es absurdo.
@@hectordanielsanchezcobo6457 es galaico-portugues, el castellano antiguo sonaba mucho mas diferente incluso algunos lo confundirian de sonar similar a las lenguas occitanas o al italiano
O texto está em galego antigo ainda que o degue castelam dos intérpretes desvirtúe bastante a fonética do galego medieval propria da cantiga.
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Mi cumpleaños :D
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Este idioma es español medieval
galaico-portugues, el castellano medieval sonaba diferente
Que estupidez están perdiendo su tierra su cultura...como sea es suya y al cuerno el resto...alla ustedes no defienden lo suyo.
a que re refieres?
@@HotRazor2843Supongo a todo lo que hoy en día pasa en España: la perdida de nuestra identidad, la invasión de inmigrantes legales o ilegales, la falta de niños propios, la sumisión al reino de Marruecos, el borregismo y pasotismo en el que andamos....