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A la una yo naci

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  • 01.
    Pasharo d'hermozura
  • 02.
    La vida do por el raki
  • 03.
    A la una yo naci
  • 04.
    Hijica dile a tu mama
  • 05.
    Tres hermanicas eran
  • 06.
    Yo m'anamori d'un aire
  • 01.
    Van y vienen havadizes
  • 02.
    La vezina catina
  • 03.
    Morenica
  • 04.
    A tan alta es la luna
  • 05.
    Yo me acodro d'aquella noche
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Title A la una yo naci
Performer Raz, Rivka
From Song of the Sephardi
Record Company [Israel?] : Zohar Productions
Creation Date [1978]
Creators Raz, Rivka 1938- (performer)
Genre Songs, Ladino
Language lad
System Number 997010387268305171

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MARC RECORDS
About the album
  • This is the soundtrack of the feature-length documentary film about the Sephardim, the descendants of the Jews who were expelled from Spain in 1492 by the Catholic monarchs Ferdinand and Isabella. It pictorially recounts the amazing story of the Spanish Jews-from the time of the Golden Age in Moorish Spain, through the fateful years of the Inquisition and the Expulsion in 1492, and the subsequent dispersion of the Sephardim to centers such as Istanbul, Salonica, and Amsterdam. The film illustrates the manner in which Ladino (Judeo-Spanish) is used for religious purposes, such as in the Sabbath and Passover services. Above all, this unique motion picture is an imaginative attempt to cinematically portray and interpret the lyrics of the traditional Ladino folk songs that have been the lifeblood and musical soul of the Sephardi. The film was made with the participation of the Sephardic communities of Seattle, Washington and of Jerusalem, Israel. Starring in the film is Israeli singing star Rivka Raz, three-time winner of the Harp of David Award.

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