@lander50052 Amen to that! Work hard, play hard! My folks are from rural Florida, and my boyfriend is Cajun... I'm moving out there cause FL has lost a lot of it's culture, and I find in the Cajun people what I've been missin here in FL...integrity, honesty, keepin one's opinion to oneself and respecting the lives of others, saying what you mean and, meanin what you say... providing for yourself and your family, living simply and true, and lovin the Lord. Beautiful culture!
@sp0ttedp0ny330 .... you know, folks always want to know about Cajun culture.But very,very few have the heart.To go to the bayou and find out what's it's really like.To live and survive in Cajun country.... that's why as you know. Work hard all day.... Celebrate with family & friends all weekend...
For the most part true but haricot means 'green beans', which you have to snap. To explain Zydeco, Cajun, NOLA piano etc is almost impossible. The beauty is in the acceptance of the difference. Creole means whatever is there. 1/8 is no different than 1/2 and the Mississippi infuence is always there. Comment la vie says it all.
@MrSerbilly may be "crazy pictures" to you darlin...but makes US look like a bunch o' fat, dirty, perverted, drunk IDIOTS....Cajuns are FAR from what your pictures show...our motto: WORK HARD, PLAY HARD...y'all need to go to southwest Lousiane' and meet some REAL Cajun folks and learn how we really are ;o) great tune by Mr. Sonnier by the way
@sp0ttedp0ny330 yes, I know that Cajuns are very worthy and hardworking people... but I like this pictures and Cajuns... and I like theirs sense for humor... :)
Hey, dumbass! That's Cajun, not ZYDECO. The name comes from the french phrase, Les Haricot (Snap beans) , pronounced LAY ZAH REE COH, which was mispronounced ZYDECO. Remember, the Cajuns in Louisiana, like the Acadians in Acadia, roll their r's, unlike the snotty French in France who have made it a velar fricative (in the throat). Cajun is a much older dialect. Les Haricot son pa sale! There's alot of Cajun (ACADIAN) in zydeco, but no zydeco in Cajun.
@lincolncadillac - "In the late 1950s, a Creole named Clifton Chenier, who fancied himself a bluesman, versus an old-fashioned player of French Music, began calling his music Zydeco. There are several explanations as to what the term actually means, but Chenier was the first one to match the term with the genre. His music was bluesy, syncopated and much different than the peppy, punchy sound that many people somehow associate with Zydeco."
Nice one, but not even close to Iry...
montella111 1 week ago
@lander50052 Amen to that! Work hard, play hard! My folks are from rural Florida, and my boyfriend is Cajun... I'm moving out there cause FL has lost a lot of it's culture, and I find in the Cajun people what I've been missin here in FL...integrity, honesty, keepin one's opinion to oneself and respecting the lives of others, saying what you mean and, meanin what you say... providing for yourself and your family, living simply and true, and lovin the Lord. Beautiful culture!
runningwaters787 2 weeks ago
@sp0ttedp0ny330 .... you know, folks always want to know about Cajun culture.But very,very few have the heart.To go to the bayou and find out what's it's really like.To live and survive in Cajun country.... that's why as you know. Work hard all day.... Celebrate with family & friends all weekend...
lander50052 3 weeks ago
Good music, good pics <--- any culture
Jewriffic 3 weeks ago
what in the hell do these pictures have to do with cajuns or cajun music.
gamer4life241 1 month ago
For the most part true but haricot means 'green beans', which you have to snap. To explain Zydeco, Cajun, NOLA piano etc is almost impossible. The beauty is in the acceptance of the difference. Creole means whatever is there. 1/8 is no different than 1/2 and the Mississippi infuence is always there. Comment la vie says it all.
ACDFking 2 months ago
Love the music but detest the pictures. Sure hope this isn't someone's idea of cajun culture.
buckize68 2 months ago 7
@buckize68 No, I like this crazy pictures...
MrSerbilly 2 months ago
@MrSerbilly may be "crazy pictures" to you darlin...but makes US look like a bunch o' fat, dirty, perverted, drunk IDIOTS....Cajuns are FAR from what your pictures show...our motto: WORK HARD, PLAY HARD...y'all need to go to southwest Lousiane' and meet some REAL Cajun folks and learn how we really are ;o) great tune by Mr. Sonnier by the way
sp0ttedp0ny330 1 month ago 4
@sp0ttedp0ny330 yes, I know that Cajuns are very worthy and hardworking people... but I like this pictures and Cajuns... and I like theirs sense for humor... :)
MrSerbilly 3 weeks ago
Hey, dumbass! That's Cajun, not ZYDECO. The name comes from the french phrase, Les Haricot (Snap beans) , pronounced LAY ZAH REE COH, which was mispronounced ZYDECO. Remember, the Cajuns in Louisiana, like the Acadians in Acadia, roll their r's, unlike the snotty French in France who have made it a velar fricative (in the throat). Cajun is a much older dialect. Les Haricot son pa sale! There's alot of Cajun (ACADIAN) in zydeco, but no zydeco in Cajun.
Roots, baby.....roots.
timcomeau 3 months ago 3
@timcomeau Ok, ok, sorrryyyyy... cajun, not zydeco... :-)
MrSerbilly 3 months ago
@MrSerbilly ..........Well, alright, then. The culture needs to be protected. :)
timcomeau 3 months ago 4
@timcomeau of course... i like cajun people... :)
MrSerbilly 3 months ago
@MrSerbilly .........Wangh....et tois.
timcomeau 3 months ago
@timcomeau obtenu que le cousin de droit!
sp0ttedp0ny330 1 month ago
Cajun!
lincolncadillac 4 months ago
@lincolncadillac Cajun or zydeco?
MrSerbilly 4 months ago
@MrSerbilly It´s Cajun!!
lincolncadillac 4 months ago
@lincolncadillac - "In the late 1950s, a Creole named Clifton Chenier, who fancied himself a bluesman, versus an old-fashioned player of French Music, began calling his music Zydeco. There are several explanations as to what the term actually means, but Chenier was the first one to match the term with the genre. His music was bluesy, syncopated and much different than the peppy, punchy sound that many people somehow associate with Zydeco."
MrSerbilly 4 months ago