Trobar De Morte - Tempus Fugit

[OstrogothRome]

At a witchcraft trial in rural England, Year of Our Lord 2578, the defendant swore that long ago men spoke across the oceans using boxes but made not of iron or wood, they flew in the skies in magic cylinders, and that our flying broomsticks be but a simple copy of something called a rocket whereby men once ascended to the Moon. Of course she was hung upon the mortle ash, but next dau I found deep in the Earth some odd black stuff, neither iron nor metal, that burnt with foull black smoke...

[klackonkilla]

To stare out stone walls into blue blue skies.

[20041889AH]

Magnifique !!!

[dianuxlOveparamore]

ooo hermosa cancion♥

[Azazello078]

such a beautiful music, just dreamy

[LaurentziuRo]

Beautiful & impressive video !

[linkinetherlands11]

latina purus et subtilum gratum

[HAWKWINDist]

Trobar de Morte me fascina, tão lindas melodias, tão harmoniosa sonoridade,

PARABÉNS!!!!!!!!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jundiaí - SP -

Brasil

[Aquithania]

Bellisimo, preciosa música, belle musique, me hace feliz!!

[hermorobert]

EUROpean music fantasy gothic music thanks

[VisigothSpain]

@hermorobert It's not gothic, but Medieval folk music from Galicia (Northern Spain).

[hateallofyou1]

Amazing, makes me feel good, really good :]

[Basilil]

Le parole in realtà sono di "Tempus transit Gelidum"

[Rougeguard]

Thanks for put in.

[efflama]

I love this song, thanks for putting it on Youtube. I have the album (the "real" disc, not downloaded) and it is brilliant !

The picture is beautiful but it's written "Artesia", isn't it ? Artesia is another heavenly music band, from France (also very great).

[acerb45666555]

sweeet!

[DMetroneis]

Careful. "Hate" might be a stronger word than you would otherwise say out loud, if you were a native English-speaker. Used carelessly, it may be read as an insult.

[gandalfsiduri]

Donde se pueden encontrar las palabras???

[Franky20077]

nice

[glennawd]

No tengo palabras para describir la belleza de esta música.

[gothikaceltic]

do you know that southern spain (catalonia, andalusia...) was deeply linked to southern france medieval culture (i mean troubadours!)? maybe that's the reason why they have this great musicians today!

[DorianRacer]

"el temps fuig" :)

[luluddo]

potente!

[RArcadia1953]

Ein Bild ist nicht gleich

ein Video, schade,

aber die Musik ist super

und sehr schön

[within17220]

quelle beauté ce groupe j'adore cette chanson la aussi=)

[arjantjeee]

the ancient folk of france and spain were the celts. they lived there until the romans pushed them north toward theyre enemy of the germanic tribes. and so they had to flee toward great brittain. thats also why the french people in brittian still speak an celtic language. you can still hear the influence of celtic music in the folkmusic from spain and france.

[efflama]

@arjantjeee : "until the romans pushed them north toward theyre enemy of the germanic tribes" -> I don't know where you read it, but it is false. When the romans came, they "invaded" the Gaul but the Celts stayed where they lived. It is the "romanisation" and we speak about "gallo-roman" culture (or also "romano-celtism") for this period.

[arjantjeee]

ok :) thnks, i once read something different, that they were pushed by the romans when they refused to be romanised. maybe some did flee, and some stayed? i dunno

[franprincess10]

Amo essa música