This feels like an old school disney abimated film thats not well known. I can practically see the singer as a shadowy figure fighting through the snow up the side of a mountain and then appearing in a clearing where the sky clears and the spring rains begin to patter down. Truly angelic and otherworldly sounds
really an incomparable piece of music. it makes me feel like i'm living a whole life in six and a half minutes. the 'Raise the dead' at 5:09 is just devastating, gorgeous, and full of a terrifying, cerebral hope
St. Martin de Porres, his shepherd's staff a dusty broom St. Martin de Porres, the poor made a shrine of his tomb St. Martin de Porres, he gentled creatures tame and wild St. Martin de Porres, he sheltered each unsheltered child This man of love, born of the flesh, yet of God This humble man healed the sick, raised the dead, his hand is quick To feed beggars and sinners, the starving homeless and the stray Oh Black Christ of the Andes, come feed and cure us now we pray Spare, oh lord Spare my people Lest you be angered with me, forever (Lest you be angered with me, forever) This man, this man Of love, born of the flesh, yet of God This humble man healed the sick, raised the dead, his hand is quick St. Martin de Porres, he gentled creatures tame and wild St. Martin de Porres, he sheltered each unsheltered child
from wikipedia - Martin de Porres Velázquez, O.P. (9 December 1579 - 3 November 1639), was a Peruvian lay brother of the Dominican Order who was beatified in 1837 by Pope Gregory XVI and canonized in 1962 by Pope John XXIII. He is the patron saint of mixed-race people, barbers, innkeepers, public health workers, and all those seeking racial harmony.
Non catholic singers singing about a catholic historical character. The problem? They named Christ a christian man from 16th century... That's anti-catholic doctrine
Not really. Every catholic is called by the Church to be Christ-like, his devotees just gave him that title, it's not like they think he's Jesus lol. And I don't see the problem with the first part, along with not knowing if the singers are actually non-Catholic.
This song physically hurt because I wasn't pure enough to listen to it. I'm just a wisp of a flame now
lol
This feels like an old school disney abimated film thats not well known. I can practically see the singer as a shadowy figure fighting through the snow up the side of a mountain and then appearing in a clearing where the sky clears and the spring rains begin to patter down. Truly angelic and otherworldly sounds
really an incomparable piece of music. it makes me feel like i'm living a whole life in six and a half minutes. the 'Raise the dead' at 5:09 is just devastating, gorgeous, and full of a terrifying, cerebral hope
thank you loop daddy
stay poopin'
Hopefully you end up realizing the significance of this song.
St. Martin de Porres, his shepherd's staff a dusty broom
St. Martin de Porres, the poor made a shrine of his tomb
St. Martin de Porres, he gentled creatures tame and wild
St. Martin de Porres, he sheltered each unsheltered child
This man of love, born of the flesh, yet of God
This humble man healed the sick, raised the dead, his hand is quick
To feed beggars and sinners, the starving homeless and the stray
Oh Black Christ of the Andes, come feed and cure us now we pray
Spare, oh lord
Spare my people
Lest you be angered with me, forever
(Lest you be angered with me, forever)
This man, this man
Of love, born of the flesh, yet of God
This humble man healed the sick, raised the dead, his hand is quick
St. Martin de Porres, he gentled creatures tame and wild
St. Martin de Porres, he sheltered each unsheltered child
Thank you.
looks like 1 person was listening to this song with the phone in their pocket and accidentally hit dislike
Wow. don't sleep on this amazing piece.
Beautiful🦋
Très beau. Une grande artiste à redécouvrir, par ailleurs très grande pianiste de jazz.
WOW
from wikipedia - Martin de Porres Velázquez, O.P. (9 December 1579 - 3 November 1639), was a Peruvian lay brother of the Dominican Order who was beatified in 1837 by Pope Gregory XVI and canonized in 1962 by Pope John XXIII. He is the patron saint of mixed-race people, barbers, innkeepers, public health workers, and all those seeking racial harmony.
Awesomeness itself!
America needs to hear this now
top line from 2:20 to 2:32 makes me want to sob/shart
Yeah I shat the bed
Love
what a trip
Now that is what I call preaching!
incredible! The "oh black christ of the andes" part and aspecialy the ending gave me shivers. Does anyone know music thats comparable to this ?
Sing Me To Heaven by Daniel Gawthorp
Pure 🔥
Woww!
Can anyone point me in the direction of any similar songs?
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I saw the skull of this saint in Lima, Peru.
:P
Non catholic singers singing about a catholic historical character. The problem? They named Christ a christian man from 16th century... That's anti-catholic doctrine
good
Not really. Every catholic is called by the Church to be Christ-like, his devotees just gave him that title, it's not like they think he's Jesus lol. And I don't see the problem with the first part, along with not knowing if the singers are actually non-Catholic.