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Ron.M
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Joined: Jul. 7 2003
From: Scotland
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RE: christian artists (in reply to Ricardo)
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Many flamencos of late have turned to the Evangelical cult. They call it the "culto". Is that what you mean? If so there are a lot of them. Ricardo Can you expand on that Ricardo, or point to an article or something? Do you mean Evangelist Christians entering the Flamenco scene, or established players being converted? This sounds pretty amazing, sorta like hard drinking, womanizing old Delta Blues singers suddenly seeing the light! One of them said that he didn't play the Blues anymore, cos it was the "Devil's Music." "Why is it the Devil's Music?", asked the interviewer. "You can tell it's the Devil's Music, cos anytime you play it in a bar, a fight breaks out right afterwards.", said the old ex-bluesman. cheers, Ron
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Date Aug. 28 2008 1:50:10
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Stu
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Joined: Jan. 30 2007
From: London (the South of it), England
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RE: christian artists (in reply to Kate)
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So... Religion?? what a topic... forums have been shut down for less!! Interesting stuff. thanks for that info kate. When religion helps people through their troubles then thats good, but I am yet to understand how a people can stop doing something that was once their biggest love!!! surely this is wrong!! I remember going to a canoeing holiday when iwas younger, it was run by the local vicar and although me and my friends were there for the sport, every night we had to play ball and do this weird prayer/discussion thing. I remember one guy telling his story about how he was a born again christian, he told of how, before he saw the light, a typical weekend was to meet his mates, go for a few beers, chat up some ladies, go to the football and cheer on his team usually with a fair amount of swearing!! e then told us that since becoming a christian he stopped doing all that and now just devotes his time to the bible and prayer!!! What???? Sorry but religion seems to suck a little if done wrongly!! Stu
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Date Aug. 28 2008 3:44:29
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henrym3483
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Joined: Nov. 13 2005
From: Limerick,Ireland
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RE: christian artists (in reply to dm10)
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King david worshipped god by dancing, king solomon by song, and jesus went to many feasts for marriages and baptisms where music song and drink were prevalent. the angels sing, the chorus of trumpets. the bible is full of reference to mirth and music and life, and i think jesus would not hold it against me if i play guitar, or dance, or sing. to sing to god or to the worship of god is a very profound and personal thing, the saeta is a siguiriyas palo dedicated to the expiration of christ on the cross, the letras are very profound. i was moved to tears once when i saw la paquera sing it in a video, and i have listened to many profound a moving pieces but the way she sang it cut me to the core. flamenco itself has so many references to mary the mother of jesus, to jesus, and god. its hard to believe something so beautiful born of man who was made in gods image could be sinful.
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Date Aug. 28 2008 15:25:57
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