Una Madre Comió Asado (A Mother Roasted her Child) Lyrics and Music: Trad. Sephardic song after Jeremiah's Lamentations Translation: Hamete Benengeli And a mother roasted and ate her cherished son: "Look at my eyes, mother. I learned the law with them Look at my forehead, mother, I wore the philacteries there Look at my mouth, mother: I learned the law with it."
does anyone understand the significance/deeper meaning of the lyrics? my spanish teacher had us listen to this, and i think it's utterly gooorgeous music-i'm crazy about it and keep listening to it over and over, but i was pretty disturbed by the lyrics; it's it satirical or symbolic? the part i'm referring to is the first 3 min. that song is called "a mother roasted her child" and talks about a mother roasting and eating her child... symbolic?? i hope...
Dawn is just amazing! Pure voice, connects with her audiences in a special way. She is a composer's singer and really champions 20th and 21 Century works in a special way. And let's not forget her Mozart, which she still loves to sing.Bravo, Diva Dawn! And continued healing from your breast cancer. She is a very courageous woman as well.
i fell in love with her voice when i stumbled upon her during my studies in music.
HeavensAria 1 year ago
@HeavensAria: same here!! i grew to like this piece, however i was shocked to find out that this song is about a mother roasting her child.. lol
d0r3m0n 1 year ago
she's great!
frafantuzzi 1 year ago
...This is Dawn...
peckerwoodtwist 1 year ago
Hearing this for the tenth time now, it remains hauntingly beautiful.
tedskes 1 year ago
douglasbertram 2 years ago
does anyone understand the significance/deeper meaning of the lyrics? my spanish teacher had us listen to this, and i think it's utterly gooorgeous music-i'm crazy about it and keep listening to it over and over, but i was pretty disturbed by the lyrics; it's it satirical or symbolic? the part i'm referring to is the first 3 min. that song is called "a mother roasted her child" and talks about a mother roasting and eating her child... symbolic?? i hope...
gRaCi3La89 2 years ago
sort of crying over here...so beautiful. is there any way to get this itunes?
McKenzieDaae 2 years ago
search Ayre
g4thz 2 years ago
What is the instrument playing around 1:50? It sounds like one of those Asian 2 stringed cellos...
GoddessOfGuinness 2 years ago
It's actually harmonics on the double bass... beautiful effect!
ncherone 2 years ago
Hauntingly beautiful
mystify881 2 years ago
Celtic? Maybe, but i was thinking more of a klezmer or Ladino influence.
coy0te9 2 years ago
absolument magnifique! Cette femme a tant de poésie dans la voix!
J'adore!!!
manoue2007 2 years ago 2
i love this music
hullguy123 2 years ago 2
I saw her in 2006 in recital. She was breathtakingly beautfiul and gave one of the best performances I've ever seen. Brava Ms Upshaw.
baritonebynight 2 years ago 2
This is so Celtic...like I'm looking at a castle near Carrickfergus....lol such a sweet voice.
romarius2005 2 years ago 2
doesnt sound like opera - more celtic - like loreena mckennitt
gctutd5uzjhvftz 3 years ago
i like, that she can sing so many different styles - doesnt sound like ioera here - mre like pop - like celtic middleage - voice
gctutd5uzjhvftz 3 years ago
Dawn is just amazing! Pure voice, connects with her audiences in a special way. She is a composer's singer and really champions 20th and 21 Century works in a special way. And let's not forget her Mozart, which she still loves to sing.Bravo, Diva Dawn! And continued healing from your breast cancer. She is a very courageous woman as well.
OperaBuff1935 3 years ago 6
Listening to NINON VALLIN is a lesson
796824 3 years ago
Misspelling in the about box:
Osvaldo Golijov
This woman is the quintessential artist.
manidonno10 3 years ago