Canray Fontenot - Les Barres De La Prison w interview
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That almost brings tears to my eyes listening to that. Everybody in Louisiana should be upset about the slow demise of our mother language here.
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Que c'est ben bon! Voici l'âme de la musique: le coeur. Et ceux-ci en ont beaucoup. Bondieu, j'espère qu'on ne perd pas ça.
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great video!he was a talented man!
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@DJRenee I have roots to Pointé Coupéé, LA and traced roots to circa 1830 so far.
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vive la francophonie!!!!!! cajun,créol,chiac,québecois,be
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@SatchDaddyG That is correct...thank you....I am a Boudreaux...we have been here since the 1700's....Pointe Coupee parish....
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Canray Fontenot is a talented man. I loved watching this video, it brought back some good memories!!
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For those who are confused about the whole Cajun/Creole thing and how it relates to the music, I would highly recommend the book "The Kingdom of Zydeco" by Michael Tisserand.
For the record, Canray Fontenot is black Louisiana Creole and the music that he plays is called Zydeco.
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interesting though, the original creole was the children of europeans during colonial times they were considered below the colonist in a social hierarchy
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That's my Cousin!!! His mural is up in Welsh, LA across from my grandma's house
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thanks, this is a total treat.
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some are, some aren't. just like everyone else.



Un excellent vidéo d'archive!
This video is part of which DVD?
Robert Richard
Canada.
PatrimoineAcadiencom 3 years ago
Video is part of Cajun Visits. USUALLY if you search Blues de Balfa (Either VCR or DVD), they will come together like 2 documentaries on one video. I would HIGHLY recommend these videos, as well as others by Yasha Aginsky.
SCRAMBLER390 3 years ago