TRISKILIAN Eno sagrado en Vigo (Martim Codax, 13. Jhd.)

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[@carly4711]

Tja, was soll ich schreiben........Wie die anderen bisherigen Clips die ich hier auf diesem Kanal gesehen habe........Super gemacht und klasse Musik.

[@PortugalInvicta]

Gostei muito da música e do vídeo, parabéns!

[@philipApart]

well done,
thanks for letting me know this music, I will further explore it !
Danke,

[@laurentdechauliac7114]

Immer wieder schön zu hören und zu sehen. ^^

[@gpolzin1]

Sehr Schön, zum Träumen!

[@TriskilianWorldMusic]

Muita obrigada!

[@AshZaharr]

wunderschön

[@andreig.azevedo3163]

Perfect song *__*

[@johnnonamegibbon3580]

I love this song. It's such a gem. I love the "Amor, ay!" part. Heartfelt songs like this from the middle ages are pretty rare. And it's especially sweet because I can speak Spanish. And though it sounds very antiquated and is in a different dialect/language technically, it still sounds oh so old and weirdly reflective and happy. Weirdly deep song for the time.

[@Hanukator]

Nice!

[@rechonochono]

Amor ei...

[@TriskilianWorldMusic]

@Hanukator Thanks :)

[@TriskilianWorldMusic]

@AshZaharr Danke :)

[@TriskilianWorldMusic]

@ForiHands Danke, Tobi :) das Lied heißt auf jeden Fall "Eno sagrado en Vigo" ;)

[@TriskilianWorldMusic]

@Karl-Heinz Wingerter :)

[@verena6141]

Hi! Does anyone know, where the melodie is from? This is the only song from the Martim Codax with just lyrics, no melody. So who made it? Or is it a certain folktune?

[@tricie2419]

[@Dealunare72]