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L'humour tient essentiellement dans sa dernière remarque: "Il y a vraiment peu de risques qu'on fasse plus mal, Christine Ockrent..."

De quoi parlait-il au juste? Ah oui: le taux chômage, le mal-logement avec la pénurie des logements sociaux, le RMI et la retraite à 60 ans qu'il ne remettrait jam...

@KW1803

Do you know that it is one of the best compliments that you could give her? I heard an interview where she said that she hoped to make the world better and more peaceful with her music. Her music has a healing effect on our souls and help bearing the madness of this world. Bless Her.

@psychedelikk64

It is not straightforward but if you listen carefully together with looking at the tempo when she hits the keys (e.g. the low keys in 1:40), you will hear the piano. It is not obvious because the melody of the piano is in perfect harmony with the strings and its sound is not enhan...

It was composed for Lord of the Ring but never used. The music from Howard Shore was eventually prefered. I think it is a pity because this one is very delicate and magical, full of harmony. I am sure it would have been a great benefits for the film.

You play brilliantly! Congratulations!

@totallyprudent49

She said herself that she composes music to try to make the world better. She has a strong christian faith, and is devoted to music and nature. Her character has the height, talent and softness that many would dream of. It all transpires in her songs.

Dieu que c'est beau et bien interprété!... C'est à la fois profond, juste et parfaitement exprimé avec une force poétique rarement rencontrée dans l'univers de la chanson.

Je ne pense pas qu'un jour quelqu'un puisse encore égaler cette grande artiste.

Il faudait vérifier si Bruno Pelletier, Carlos ou Lara Fabian (ou les compositeurs de leurs chansons) sont non fumeurs et se contentent de boire de l'eau et du thé...

Mais tout cela est évidemment caricatural. Je ne suis pas sûr que Victor Hugo ou Jacques Brel, par exemple, soient connus pour leu...

Listening this song, her voice, watching this video and looking at Enya makes me feel like in Heaven. I cannot see anything more perfect than this...

Thank you fso much or this video. This is stunning footage and so well in tune with Enya's melody. Because we don't see it often, we tend to forget the beauty of the underwater world.

Actually Enya's songs fit well with everything that is peaceful and beautiful in this world. Sometimes I believe...

I like when Frida passes in front of Bjorn's electic guitar's wire at 1:24. These little details are so funny sometimes.

@AuburnAttack21

The British were in competition with the French for the colonies, not directly fighting them. Except for India and maybe the middle east, all other countries where conquered over tribal nations. I don't see any powerful nations at the time of conquest in Northern America, Africa ...

I like this song, like all songs from ABBA, but it seems to me clearly that here, they sang it in play-back. This is particularly obvious with Agnetha because she does not move her lips in a natural way when she sings in play-back. Look at it carefully... ;-)

Leonard Cohen's songs are so appealing!

Do you know who are these two women that sang with him in his tourneys at those times?

@tompaixaoreporter

This music is not only listen by the ears but also directly by the soul and the heart. Those that do not like it have neither heart nor soul.

I regard Ennio Morricone as the greatest composer of XXth century. Really... All his compositions are flawless. Very impressive.

We tend to forget that Agnetha also a song composer and did some very nice songs like this one!

Leni Escudero fait partie de cette race de chanteurs auteur-compositeur-interprète et poètes qui ont quasiment disparus. C'est tellement agréable de l'écouter chanter.

Le plus beau est qu'il a transmis le goût de la chanson à texte à son fils Julian et à ses petits-fils Kévin et Marvin.

Such a beautiful song, it is hard to understand why it didn't become one of their greatest hits. The music and lyrics are so harmonious, and it is sung to perfection. It must be that blend of harmony, poetry, philosophy, sadness and happiness altogether that heal and rise so well our souls.

Than...

I am puzzled by the last image of this clip. The image is not very good definition but, although I recognise Bjorn and Agnetha, the other two do not seem to be Frida and Benny. Am I right or do I have a blurred vision?