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  • This interpretation is original, I like it !

    Now for the pronounciation (I am a native French speaker) you can hear an accent but it is probably as close to the original 16th century French as modern French is.

  • From the great Tenochtitlan, Mexico.

    Que habria sido si el cumulo de conocimientos previos a la invasion europea de nuestras culturas se hubiesen fusionado en un candor de arte magneficiente...

  • Es posible que exista tanta hermosura recopilada en un solo lugar, hermosura que causa envidia, que lastima la autoestima, no me entiendo... o si?

  • Don't like this version...

  • Could native speakers clarify something to me: is their pronounciation of french good?

  • @meusisto : oui c'est plutôt bien prononcé ! (a french speaker could understand, but we can still ear an accent ! )

  • @meusisto it is not.

  • @spettinato

    Sei Italiano ma parli tu il francese bene?

    Perché non è buona la loro pronuncia?

    Grazie... ed il mio italiano non è megliore hehe.

  • @meusisto Is it actually, it's really close to the real french, even for the 16th century french, but they also have a really hard accent, but it's very understandable !

  • Thanks for info. Best wishes!

  • Hello for your information, the composer is not unknown. His name is Pierre Atraingnant. A French comopser of the XVIth century.

  • @keltbox No. Attaingnant was the publisher of many anonymous songs. Very few are ones he himself actually wrote.

  • @UCCSInfo

    Interesting information which is contradictory to what I have read up to now. I would be interrested to know the source of your information.

    Thank you

  • Thank you!

  • I love this song! Your interpretation is great with the "viola de gamba ", congratulations for this!

  • what instrument is he playing?

  • @elenitheclown That instrument is called renaissance viola da gamba...

  • @sretenvuk thank you ;)

  • great... congratuliations

  • Thank you I love that song!

  • You are welcome!

  • Thank you!

  • superbe et fantastique

  • superbe. Nous chantions aussi cette chanson quand j'étais dans une chorale en 1995. Quel plaisir! Merci!

    Splendid, I know this song, I was in a choir in 1995! Thanks. Superb!

    Québec City, Canada.

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