Thank you so much, dear Floriz! 🤗 It is the prayer to Cuban-African god Eleggua and it tells "Vital force that through length and breadth appears, child who separates fissures and divides our pathway, do not cut the flow of kindness from me"
El canto está dedicado a Elegua, el dios del destino y los cruces, y dice: “Fuerza vital que a lo largo y a lo ancho aparece, niño que separa fisuras y divide nuestro camino, no cortes de mí el fluir de la bondad”
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What an unexpected melodic, feminine twist of the harsh, masculine santeria repertoire!
Thank you so much for your kind words, Luis! 🤗🤗🤗
Qué bello! Melodia y armonia adentro y afuera constantemente!
Muchísimas gracias, Ricardo!🤗🥰
Lovely ❤️
Thank you very much, desr Honorine!❤🙌🤗
Hi! Beautiful song and great voice :)
What do the words mean?
Thank you so much, dear Floriz! 🤗 It is the prayer to Cuban-African god Eleggua and it tells "Vital force that through length and breadth appears, child who separates fissures and divides our pathway, do not cut the flow of kindness from me"
💕💕💕🇿🇦
❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗
@@CarinaLaDulceeleggua is male not female
Oh yes, sure, you are right, I knew about that, just a mistake in the text of a comment, thank you!
¿Y la traducción de la letra?
El canto está dedicado a Elegua, el dios del destino y los cruces, y dice:
“Fuerza vital que a lo largo y a lo ancho aparece, niño que separa fisuras y divide nuestro camino, no cortes de mí el fluir de la bondad”