Cesária Évora — Sodade
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Quem mostra' bo
Ess caminho longe?
Quem mostra' bo
Ess caminho longe?
Ess caminho
Pa Sao Tomé
Sodade sodade
Sodade
Dess nha terra Sao Nicolau
Si bo 'screve' me
'M ta 'screve be
Si bo 'squece me
'M ta 'squece be
Até dia
Qui bo voltà
Sodade sodade
Sodade
Dess nha terra Sao Nicolau
Ess caminho longe?
Quem mostra' bo
Ess caminho longe?
Ess caminho
Pa Sao Tomé
Sodade sodade
Sodade
Dess nha terra Sao Nicolau
Si bo 'screve' me
'M ta 'screve be
Si bo 'squece me
'M ta 'squece be
Até dia
Qui bo voltà
Sodade sodade
Sodade
Dess nha terra Sao Nicolau
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This is what we need.
My Portuguese is a little rusty but I believe she is offering a soda to Santa Claus.
ShoePuke wrote:
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
i feel all that. thanks for putting it here. gorgeous song.
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
i feel all that. thanks for putting it here. gorgeous song.
Now I understand the leap from St. Nicolas to Santa Claus
This feels a bit faster than the Video I've watched
Or me brain is futzed (hey, you in the back, no snark!)
Or me brain is futzed (hey, you in the back, no snark!)
And today's Worldle was: CAPE VERDE. Coincidence?
Such a beautiful song which brings images of São Tomé❤️
goodenough wrote:
Yes, well, she's from Cape Verde (a Portuguese "overseas department" until 1975). However:
"What exactly is morna, the musical form she has made her own? A Cape Verdean ballad, usually expressing nostalgia, which goes at a languid pace: a Lusophone answer to the American blues. It's often compared to Portuguese fado, but the two have little in common apart from their dark harmonies and use of the delicately expressive 12-stringed Portuguese guitar. Where fadistas belt out their laments in tightly structured bursts of feeling, the morna singer tends to meander. And nothing's more mournful than morna."
https://www.independent.co.uk/...
Sounds like Portugese 'Fado"music to my ears. No bad thing, though. A '7' at first listen.🐨
Yes, well, she's from Cape Verde (a Portuguese "overseas department" until 1975). However:
"What exactly is morna, the musical form she has made her own? A Cape Verdean ballad, usually expressing nostalgia, which goes at a languid pace: a Lusophone answer to the American blues. It's often compared to Portuguese fado, but the two have little in common apart from their dark harmonies and use of the delicately expressive 12-stringed Portuguese guitar. Where fadistas belt out their laments in tightly structured bursts of feeling, the morna singer tends to meander. And nothing's more mournful than morna."
https://www.independent.co.uk/...
Oh my heavens. What is the tempo? It transports.
Gorgeous voice. Gorgeous song.
what a great language. What a great song. Viva portuguese!!!
Ohhh!!! Cesária!!!! 
This reminds me that perhaps we need a bit of Portuguese fado on RP.
Saw her in 90' in Paris. It was great and so sweat. RIP Cesaria
Sounds like Portugese 'Fado"music to my ears. No bad thing, though. A '7' at first listen.🐨
“Call me up next time!”
Unfortunately she died in 2011 due to respiratory failure. She was smoking on stage in Berkeley,strictly forbidden but of course no one cared. Such a lovely voice. Died at age 70
poetdancer wrote:
Call me up next time!
So grateful I saw her perform many years ago at a lovely outdoor venue in Saratoga, California. I went by myself because I didn't know anyone who knew her music.
Call me up next time!
Sublime as everything by Evora.
SmackDaddy wrote:
This is about as American-centric and racist statement as one can utter. The concept that there's American Music and everything else is "World Music" separates the USA from the rest of the world with the implication that World Music is somehow inferior. Just like the asshats that think only foreigners have accents.
What utter crap to say that this is "American-centric and racist". The OP was simply stating that he liked the B V S C. 🐨
This is about as American-centric and racist statement as one can utter. The concept that there's American Music and everything else is "World Music" separates the USA from the rest of the world with the implication that World Music is somehow inferior. Just like the asshats that think only foreigners have accents.
What utter crap to say that this is "American-centric and racist". The OP was simply stating that he liked the B V S C. 🐨
bruceandjenna wrote:
now you know how that name came to be...
An I the only one who hears her sing Santa Claus?
now you know how that name came to be...
jmsmy wrote:
This is about as American-centric and racist statement as one can utter. The concept that there's American Music and everything else is "World Music" separates the USA from the rest of the world with the implication that World Music is somehow inferior. Just like the asshats that think only foreigners have accents.
Buena Vista Social Club is all the world music I need.
This is about as American-centric and racist statement as one can utter. The concept that there's American Music and everything else is "World Music" separates the USA from the rest of the world with the implication that World Music is somehow inferior. Just like the asshats that think only foreigners have accents.
The sound of Cabo Verde - great surf, cool people, fantastic tunes....
SmackDaddy wrote:
Have you heard Trump speak?
Donald Trump and Cesaria Evora should not be in the same sentence. I agree with your sentiment about the previous poster, though.
Have you heard Trump speak?
Donald Trump and Cesaria Evora should not be in the same sentence. I agree with your sentiment about the previous poster, though.
I think this is absolutely beautiful. Thanks RP!
jmsmy wrote:
Buena Vista Social Club is all the world music I need.
you need an enema .... that's enema, not Enya by the wayMuch different version from what I know, I think
As for me, this cannot be played too often. Gliding the spectrum of emotions. One of the most soulful voices gifted to us. Cesaria's spirit lives strong.
beinder wrote:
A sentiment echoed by many I'm sure.
Definitely echoed here. Yup. After 14 years of enjoying the immense privilege of being an RP listener, I am making my first comment. This will be an excellent forum in which I might learn to practise great restraint at times. Or not. Right now, I am restraining myself from giving some very strong recommendations for therapy, to help someone perhaps start to connect with emotions....
A sentiment echoed by many I'm sure.
Definitely echoed here. Yup. After 14 years of enjoying the immense privilege of being an RP listener, I am making my first comment. This will be an excellent forum in which I might learn to practise great restraint at times. Or not. Right now, I am restraining myself from giving some very strong recommendations for therapy, to help someone perhaps start to connect with emotions....
cely wrote:
That is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. Congrats!
You must not spend much time online. At the very least, I see no moral lines crossed here.
That is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. Congrats!
You must not spend much time online. At the very least, I see no moral lines crossed here.
An I the only one who hears her sing Santa Claus?
ShoePuke wrote:
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
Damn! That is some word! Thanks for digging up the definition. I think this song is great. I'm a real sucker for songs in Portuguese.
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
Damn! That is some word! Thanks for digging up the definition. I think this song is great. I'm a real sucker for songs in Portuguese.
This is particularly relevant right now. Stay safe, everyone.
J'ai vu Cesaria en concert à Paris en 1992 ou 1993. C'était magnifique et d'une pure poésie. Le temps s'était arrêté et elle nous emmenait loin, loin, loin 
Merci cesaria
Merci cesaria
Simply beautiful ❤️
cely wrote:
That is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. Congrats!
Have you heard Trump speak?
That is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. Congrats!
Have you heard Trump speak?
This song in her beautiful Caboverdian portuguese continues moving me deeply.
justin4kick wrote:
Who showed you...
this distant way?
Who showed you...
this distant way?
This way ...
to Sao Tomé
Longing, longing,...
Longing,...
For this land of mine, Sao Nicolau
If you write me letter,...
I will write you back
If you forget me,...
I will forget you...
Until the day...
You come back
this distant way?
Who showed you...
this distant way?
This way ...
to Sao Tomé
Longing, longing,...
Longing,...
For this land of mine, Sao Nicolau
If you write me letter,...
I will write you back
If you forget me,...
I will forget you...
Until the day...
You come back
So grateful I saw her perform many years ago at a lovely outdoor venue in Saratoga, California. I went by myself because I didn't know anyone who knew her music.
Beautiful, like Portuguese Fado, a much overlooked genre.
bb_matt wrote:
My fave comment in a long time.
(I do like this song too.)
I do like this song, not that I know what anything means in it.
Something like:
"Gaylord travis is stealing your lunch"
"So that, so that, so that this a terror semi clothed"
I'm a total heathen.
Something like:
"Gaylord travis is stealing your lunch"
"So that, so that, so that this a terror semi clothed"
I'm a total heathen.
My fave comment in a long time.
(I do like this song too.)
radioparadise9 wrote:
A sentiment echoed by many I'm sure.
Toppetasjen wrote:
It will be easier to remove your head from your arse ... then we don't have to do anything
Most annoying song, ever!!
Please, please, remove from playlist.
Please, please, remove from playlist.
It will be easier to remove your head from your arse ... then we don't have to do anything
A sentiment echoed by many I'm sure.
jmsmy wrote:
That is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. Congrats!
Buena Vista Social Club is all the world music I need.
That is one of the stupidest things I've ever heard. Congrats!
Toppetasjen wrote:
It will be easier if you remove your head from your arse ... then we don't have to do anything
Most annoying song, ever!!
Please, please, remove from playlist.
Please, please, remove from playlist.
It will be easier if you remove your head from your arse ... then we don't have to do anything
jmsmy wrote:
You should get out more .... a lot more
Buena Vista Social Club is all the world music I need.
You should get out more .... a lot more
missionaire wrote:
I am so very, very sorry for you.
Always hated the term World Music, what does it even mean? All music ?
I am so very, very sorry for you.
Always hated the term World Music, what does it even mean? All music ?
jmsmy wrote:
I am so very, very sorry for you.
Buena Vista Social Club is all the world music I need.
I am so very, very sorry for you.
casey1024 wrote:
I concur.
This song touches my heart. It did before I even learned the translation of it. She was amazing.
I concur.
Buena Vista Social Club is all the world music I need.
Absolutely exquisite
This song touches my heart. It did before I even learned the translation of it. She was amazing.
if u like this track... find the Artist STROMAE on Youtube... who does a rendition of this song, and I think he knew her. Cheers!
She is wonderful! She was in Moscow with concert.
It's good...and really does make the whole "nostalgic longing" thing resonate for me. I love it here, but I do miss each and every thing I've loved, all over the world, and I miss each and every one of my adventures. It hurts my heart how much I miss the 20 years of life abroad I led. I miss places and things that once seemed such an integral part of the Boulder experience that disappeared during that 10-year stretch I was in Tokyo, 2002-'12. Saudade is a very real vibration, and this song makes me feel how much I'm steeped in it...
thanks for the info/enlightenment. It adds to my understanding and enjoyment of this song. 
ShoePuke wrote:
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
ShoePuke wrote:From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
I think I was dreaming about Minnesota Duluth.
grahamdillabough wrote:
Agreed, after hearing this song on RP went out and bought CD - entire CD is gorgeous
Awesome song, awesome album.
Agreed, after hearing this song on RP went out and bought CD - entire CD is gorgeous
Awesome song, awesome album.
ShoePuke wrote:
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
I always assumed someone at the record company? made a mistake with the word saudade. But it turns out it's the spelling they use in Cape Verdean Creole, according to wiki.
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
I always assumed someone at the record company? made a mistake with the word saudade. But it turns out it's the spelling they use in Cape Verdean Creole, according to wiki.
Who showed you...
this distant way?
Who showed you...
this distant way?
This way ...
to Sao Tomé
Longing, longing,...
Longing,...
For this land of mine, Sao Nicolau
If you write me letter,...
I will write you back
If you forget me,...
I will forget you...
Until the day...
You come back
jr2571 wrote:
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
Cesaria, rest in peace! The barefoot princess.
Saw her perform in Casablanca in 1998 and she was awesome. Such emotion in her voice. I believe this song is about a longing for your homeland. Wonderful piece of music experience, not surprised RP is spinning her.
Saw her perform in Casablanca in 1998 and she was awesome. Such emotion in her voice. I believe this song is about a longing for your homeland. Wonderful piece of music experience, not surprised RP is spinning her.
From the Wikipedia:
Sodade (Saudade) is a Portuguese word that doesn't have a direct translation into English: It describes a deep emotional state of nostalgic or profound melancholic longing for an absent something or someone that one loves. Moreover, it often carries a repressed knowledge that the object of longing may never return. A stronger form of saudade may be felt towards people and things whose whereabouts are unknown, such as a lost lover, or a family member who has gone missing, moved away, separated, or died.
I wish I could have seen Cesaria perform, that would have been a real treat.
What a beautiful voice. It's melting all the snow around me.
Cesaria, rest in peace! The barefoot princess.
Saw her perform in Casablanca in 1998 and she was awesome. Such emotion in her voice. I believe this song is about a longing for your homeland. Wonderful piece of music experience, not surprised RP is spinning her.
Saw her perform in Casablanca in 1998 and she was awesome. Such emotion in her voice. I believe this song is about a longing for your homeland. Wonderful piece of music experience, not surprised RP is spinning her.
Listening to RP turned me onto this wonderful woman's music. This is my favorite of hers.......
bb_matt wrote:
I like the way you think
I do like this song, not that I know what anything means in it.
Something like:
"Gaylord travis is stealing your lunch"
"So that, so that, so that this a terror semi clothed"
I'm a total heathen.
Something like:
"Gaylord travis is stealing your lunch"
"So that, so that, so that this a terror semi clothed"
I'm a total heathen.
I like the way you think
Like this song... Rated it a -9- at first hearing...still there for me.
Went to Amazon and bought all he music... Uneven, but some more good music...
Gets the feet dancing in the sand and a need for cold beer in hand to keep my balance... Must have two...You never taste the first one.
Beach music... If you don't like it just head for the airport, pick nice friendly airline and buy a ticket on next flight out.Tell airlines "Beach, warm sand, palm trees, women wearing almost nothing, nice warm water ..." When you get there tell em " A-J sent me"...
You decide if/when you're coming back...
I do like this song, not that I know what anything means in it.
Something like:
"Gaylord travis is stealing your lunch"
"So that, so that, so that this a terror semi clothed"
I'm a total heathen.
Something like:
"Gaylord travis is stealing your lunch"
"So that, so that, so that this a terror semi clothed"
I'm a total heathen.
Thanks, Bill! Just what I needed...
One of my favorites... not much can compare to Cesária's voice
Toppetasjen wrote:
Most annoying song, ever!!
Please, please, remove from playlist.
There are a lot of annoying songs around, this is not one of them. You are entitled to your opinion of course but I think you are utterly wrong, please Bill keep this song for the rest of us to enjoy. Please, please, remove from playlist.
I have always enjoyed this song and its thanks to Radio Paradise for introducing me to Cesaria Evora.
Sad to hear that she's no longer with us but we have the legacy of her music for evermore.
Sad to hear that she's no longer with us but we have the legacy of her music for evermore.
1st time I heard this song was by Bonga from his Bonga 74 album, back in 1975ish. You can see Bonga and Cesaria traveled and performed the song together many times. He acquiesced to her version as well. She came to the States and sold out concerts. My Mom and Dad were fortunate enough to see her 06ish(?) in Bean Town (Boston). Tickets were tough to come by.
I prefer the Bonga version, myself. Probably 'cause I heard that one first and was accustomed to it. You'll notice in his version he sings "este nha terra de Cabo Verde" as opposed to Sao Nic'lau. I believe Sao Nic'lau is probably the way the composer wrote it. Since the composer was born there. (According to Wiki).
I prefer the Bonga version, myself. Probably 'cause I heard that one first and was accustomed to it. You'll notice in his version he sings "este nha terra de Cabo Verde" as opposed to Sao Nic'lau. I believe Sao Nic'lau is probably the way the composer wrote it. Since the composer was born there. (According to Wiki).
Beyond amazing.....
The base of music: Expression of the soul feelings.
Alexandra wrote:
Interesting, "the coffee house novelist...."
Do you type or scribble?
This song takes me back to evenings spent working on my novel "saffire_21" at the Coffee Cat in Santa Barbara. The baristas had this entire CD playing in a loop all night - but for some reason, it didn't get tedious. Got about 10 pages written that night.
I love writing in coffeehouses - especially with exotic music playing.
I love writing in coffeehouses - especially with exotic music playing.
Interesting, "the coffee house novelist...."
Do you type or scribble?
More pleaseThe volume goes up a notch or two the moment I hear her haunting voice. Simply lovely,...in any language.
I'm feeling this.
This song takes me back to evenings spent working on my novel "saffire_21" at the Coffee Cat in Santa Barbara. The baristas had this entire CD playing in a loop all night - but for some reason, it didn't get tedious. Got about 10 pages written that night.
I love writing in coffeehouses - especially with exotic music playing.
I love writing in coffeehouses - especially with exotic music playing.
ParkerH wrote:
Exactly.
So beautiful. "Saudade," to me, means the final, and permanent, stage of mourning. It is the fragile, sweet cast of hollowness that we refuse to let go for those things that pass that we never want to go. It is an intimate, human desire to preserve and make whole for ourselves a world that is constantly changing. This song reminds me of this feeling. It is beyond language. So is the singer.
Exactly.
Really like this song. I don't speak any Portuguese at all, so I have always paraphrased the chorus as "there's nothing like a meatloaf".
Did not know she had passed ... nos temos saudades de voce linda cantora! 
Toppetasjen wrote:
Open up your mind lad! It will not hurt a bit :-)
Most annoying song, ever!!
Please, please, remove from playlist.
Please, please, remove from playlist.
Open up your mind lad! It will not hurt a bit :-)
Toppetasjen wrote:
Whoa....cannot believe you feel this way about this song! This is one of the most beautiful songs ever IMHO......you must not have a soft swaying chillin side then?
Most annoying song, ever!!
Please, please, remove from playlist.
Please, please, remove from playlist.
Whoa....cannot believe you feel this way about this song! This is one of the most beautiful songs ever IMHO......you must not have a soft swaying chillin side then?
i don't need to understand the language to understand the emotions. love this
Most annoying song, ever!!
Please, please, remove from playlist.
Please, please, remove from playlist.
Johnny-smooth wrote:
Ditto!
What they said
Ditto!
What they said
It's been an "9" for me for over a year.
Today, it's a "9"... Thank you Bill and RP...
Today, it's a "9"... Thank you Bill and RP...
LizK wrote:
Ditto!
Wow! Thanks Bill, this is why I listen to RP. Fabulous.
Ditto!
I wanna hear it again!
It's even more beautiful because of her dialect. For Portuguese-speaking people it sounds deliciously charming (for me at least).
"Sodade és mia terra San Nic'lau..."
"Sodade és mia terra San Nic'lau..."
What an angelic voice and such beautiful songs,sadly missed but long remembered,thanks...
Wow! Thanks Bill, this is why I listen to RP. Fabulous.
Thumbs UP!!! 
Very beautiful song! Thanks RP for introducing me to this wonderful singer!
It probably would be boring by anyone else. But the unique emotional vibrations in her voice make it a masterpiece. 
Beautiful Cesaria. We miss you so much.
Alexandra wrote:
I thought this sounded familiar ;)
I probably posted this a few years ago, but this whole CD was in constant rotation at one of my favorite coffeehouses (The Coffee Cat) in Santa Barbara, and I got so much writing done while listening to it. It will always take me back to that place in my favorite city in the world.
It will always take me back to that place in my favorite city in the world.I thought this sounded familiar ;)
love it, just love it
dew34 wrote:
voice is nice but she hits a very strident point and that catches me the wrong way. Still very nice
she hits a very strident point? maybe you should just enjoy the music, professor.
voice is nice but she hits a very strident point and that catches me the wrong way. Still very nice
she hits a very strident point? maybe you should just enjoy the music, professor.
absolutely heavenly!
Most wonderful voice!
She performed this song here, barefoot, whilst dragging on a cigarette.
jen3005545 wrote:
voice is nice but she hits a very strident point and that catches me the wrong way. Still very nice
Beautiful voice.
voice is nice but she hits a very strident point and that catches me the wrong way. Still very nice
Beautiful voice.
Saw her and other Cape Verde Artists at Queen Elizabeth hall in London some years back - such talent!
Thanks, Bill!
Another song I'd never heard before from a beautiful singer I had never heard of.
Another reason why I listen. There's always something new to discover.
Another song I'd never heard before from a beautiful singer I had never heard of.
Another reason why I listen. There's always something new to discover.
Nice music... Thank you for this one.
Wow.
Goose bumps, goose bump, goose bumps...and an instant urge to dance with my eyes closed..A pure beauty!
Descanse en Paz.
She will always be among us with her voice, her art and her spirit.
She will always be among us with her voice, her art and her spirit.
Me likeee
Nice one.
RIP
RIP
RIP
So hauntingly beautiful. I finally clicked the Amazon link today.
There is no way to thank her for the great music, the beautiful singing and all the elements of her art, that make us full of emotions and feelings. Hope she is able to look down to us all and realise how much she has influenced our lives! Thank you Mrs. Evora!
Shawneeo wrote:
WOW
cool tunage
Thanks for playing from one of Cesaria's studio albums instead of live. Great addition to the line up.
WOW
cool tunage
Uma profunda tristeza circunda o mundo: Cesaria Evora morreu. Ele deixou uma cicatriz bem no coração, a marca de sua plenitude e esperança de seu povo. Descanse em paz.
RIP Cesaria.
Cesaria Evora by paronsuren
https://www.flickr.com/photos/10569208@N03/
Great singer from Cabo Verde
This photo was taken on October 15, 2008 using a Canon EOS 20D.
Suren Manvelyan, All rights reserved.R.I.P. Dear Cesária Évora "barefoot diva", your songs endure in time.
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Your music gave me comfort in my hardest time. Thank you grand old lady. Rest in Peace! stulio78
There will never be another Cesaria Evora. To know you're gone is too sad to accept. I'm grateful for your songs you gave the world. Farewell and rest in peace. . .
vistadelpasado
There is such passion in her voice!! I love each and every one of her songs,thank you for posting them!!
homargc
buen viaja Cesaria, siempre estaras presente con tu voz. Desde Louisville, KY USA.
ginahenao
We are blessed that part of her soul remains with us in her music! Although I am more & more loathing googtube & its programmers for all their cruddy changes, I discovered Cesária through this site, for which I'm thankful. She is one of 500 worldwide artists I've created playlists for on my musical tribute channel. chuck in Arizona
chkjns
important what is and from where comes that style, but finally most important is the happiness and the sense and all incredible feelings which give us the music . She is splendid!
nelidaniela
Cesaria jesteŠboska!!!
leonardohen38
This music takes me back to my roots. It makes me want to cry because I miss my people. Especially my Mom and Dad. Her songs touch my heart in a way none other can.
only1williams
Gracias por tu música Cesaria Evora. Descansa en paz. Desde Bolivia, con "sodade".
macvill1x
УЎОвОÑелÑМП! ÐавПÑажОваÑÑе!
bogoslovska
Prawdziwa Dama.
sudetczyk
Cesaria Viviras siempre en mi Corazon porque a el le perteneces...desde el fondo de mi almate despido en tu Partida...te amo!
GuadalupeMontanez
Lovely, thank you!