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October 15th 04, 10:04 PM
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"Doug" wrote in message m... (RHF) wrote in message Thanks for website's and the info contained in them but I neither see a translation of the jingle nor do I want to read essays and volumes of stuff on Radio Marti. If I missed it in my skimming of these, can someone who knows just copy and paste it here. The jingle runs many times an hour and lasts for about a minute approximatley. Its this guy singing over a bubbly spanish/mexican-type music. I'd just like to know what this means. Thanks. I just listened to the jingle. I am presuming that it is the same one, although the vocalist is Celia Cruz, and the music is a Cuban son, and not Mexican or Spanish. Celia Cruz is the absolute most famous Cuban singer, who passed away earlier this year. She was a life-long opponent to the tyrannical Castro government. Unless someone can capture the whole jingle and send it to me in MP3 or RA format, I can't possibly translate it all. It is a little poem or song about Cuba and Marti's contribution. Basically, it sings of broadcasting on Radio Marti to Cuba, with the flavor of Cuba and the promise of truth and liberty. It uses very colloquial Cuban language and references. |
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October 17th 04, 01:29 AM
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= = = "David Eduardo" wrote in message
= = = om... "Doug" wrote in message m... (RHF) wrote in message Thanks for website's and the info contained in them but I neither see a translation of the jingle nor do I want to read essays and volumes of stuff on Radio Marti. If I missed it in my skimming of these, can someone who knows just copy and paste it here. The jingle runs many times an hour and lasts for about a minute approximatley. Its this guy singing over a bubbly spanish/mexican-type music. I'd just like to know what this means. Thanks. I just listened to the jingle. I am presuming that it is the same one, although the vocalist is Celia Cruz, and the music is a Cuban son, and not Mexican or Spanish. Celia Cruz is the absolute most famous Cuban singer, who passed away earlier this year. She was a life-long opponent to the tyrannical Castro government. Unless someone can capture the whole jingle and send it to me in MP3 or RA format, I can't possibly translate it all. It is a little poem or song about Cuba and Marti's contribution. Basically, it sings of broadcasting on Radio Marti to Cuba, with the flavor of Cuba and the promise of truth and liberty. It uses very colloquial Cuban language and references. DE, Could it 'possibly' be "Adorela como Marti" by Arsenio Rodriguez http://www.afrocubaweb.com/arseniorodriguez.htm "Adorela como Marti" which deals with the theme of the AfroCuban Mambi fighters in the Army of Liberation at the end of the last century - they formed the backbone of that Army. The title refers to the need to respect the AfroCuban leaders who motivated the masses to struggle against Spain, leaders Arsenio names in his song -- Antonio Maceo, Quintin Banderas, Flor Crombet, Bermudez, and others. Here is the Radio Marti Shortwave Broadcast Frequency Schedule http://www.martinoticias.com/frequencies.htm NOTE: The 'Times' along on the Top of the Chart are in "EDT" {Eastern Daylight Time} and UTC is along the Bottom of the Chart. To Listen Live to "Radio Marti" on the Internet: GoTo= http://www.martinoticias.com/ CLICK-ON [Radio Marti en Vivo] in the Left-Side Column. hth ~ RHF .. |
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October 17th 04, 07:33 AM
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"RHF" wrote in message om... = = = "David Eduardo" wrote in message = = = om... Basically, it sings of broadcasting on Radio Marti to Cuba, with the flavor of Cuba and the promise of truth and liberty. It uses very colloquial Cuban language and references. DE, Could it 'possibly' be "Adorela como Marti" by Arsenio Rodriguez http://www.afrocubaweb.com/arseniorodriguez.htm No, it is not. It is obviously written for Radio Martí and speaks specifically of hearing the truth about liberty on Martí´s airwaves. |
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#5
October 20th 04, 01:00 AM
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"David Eduardo" wrote in message om...
"Doug" wrote in message m... (RHF) wrote in message Thanks for website's and the info contained in them but I neither see a translation of the jingle nor do I want to read essays and volumes of stuff on Radio Marti. If I missed it in my skimming of these, can someone who knows just copy and paste it here. The jingle runs many times an hour and lasts for about a minute approximatley. Its this guy singing over a bubbly spanish/mexican-type music. I'd just like to know what this means. Thanks. I just listened to the jingle. I am presuming that it is the same one, although the vocalist is Celia Cruz, and the music is a Cuban son, and not Mexican or Spanish. Celia Cruz is the absolute most famous Cuban singer, who passed away earlier this year. She was a life-long opponent to the tyrannical Castro government. Unless someone can capture the whole jingle and send it to me in MP3 or RA format, I can't possibly translate it all. It is a little poem or song about Cuba and Marti's contribution. Basically, it sings of broadcasting on Radio Marti to Cuba, with the flavor of Cuba and the promise of truth and liberty. It uses very colloquial Cuban language and reference Thanks, David. No, its not a lady but a man singing it. I just recorded the jingle and I will e-mail you the audiofile. Thanks! |
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#6
October 20th 04, 02:54 AM
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"Doug" wrote in message om... "David Eduardo" wrote in message om... "Doug" wrote in message m... (RHF) wrote in message Thanks for website's and the info contained in them but I neither see a translation of the jingle nor do I want to read essays and volumes of stuff on Radio Marti. If I missed it in my skimming of these, can someone who knows just copy and paste it here. The jingle runs many times an hour and lasts for about a minute approximatley. Its this guy singing over a bubbly spanish/mexican-type music. I'd just like to know what this means. Thanks. I just listened to the jingle. I am presuming that it is the same one, although the vocalist is Celia Cruz, and the music is a Cuban son, and not Mexican or Spanish. Celia Cruz is the absolute most famous Cuban singer, who passed away earlier this year. She was a life-long opponent to the tyrannical Castro government. Unless someone can capture the whole jingle and send it to me in MP3 or RA format, I can't possibly translate it all. It is a little poem or song about Cuba and Marti's contribution. Basically, it sings of broadcasting on Radio Marti to Cuba, with the flavor of Cuba and the promise of truth and liberty. It uses very colloquial Cuban language and reference Thanks, David. No, its not a lady but a man singing it. I just recorded the jingle and I will e-mail you the audiofile. Thanks! Funny, as I listened for several hours the day of the first post and just heard the Celia jingle. Maybe they have several. Please do send, and I will translate. |
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#7
October 20th 04, 02:56 AM
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"Doug" wrote in message om... No, its not a lady but a man singing it. I just recorded the jingle and I will e-mail you the audiofile. Thanks! Send to amdavid at pacbell.net. The com is a "fake" |
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