Hi everyone, here is my most recent video: a story by 19th century Galician Poet Rosalia de Castro, portraing the lives of women left behing as the men emigrated to Cuba in search of a better life. "Widows of the living death" she called the mothers, wifes and children left behind. The portuguese title means "The Song of the Emigrants".
Curiosity: The young girl behind me in the still image is my grandmother, born in 1911, passed away two weeks ago with the beatiful age of 106.
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Haunting, cool track! Thanks, Rod!

Nice musical tribute...congrats...

Beautiful story, haunting and mournful. I loved your singing and playing. Excellent video production as well!

Excellent as always

Can’t wait to get home to watch this

A beautiful and meaningful piece Rod. It definitely reached me.

Also, as Alain mentioned, a fitting tribute to your grandmother. It sounds like she will forever be with you in your music.

Very emotional. Very beautiful. I love your voice and your music . Very moving

Thank you all It’s one of the songs I got to play at the FHA workshop and one that means a lot to me another curiosity: one of the soldiers holding a dog in that 1st world war picture is my grandfather.... couldn’t help to put him there also thanks [emoji120]


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Now thats ART! Great work!