Darkness descends upon Alpujara's golden land
my guitar invites you, come out, my dear!
Whoever says that there are others that can be compared to you,
whoever burns for your love, I challenge them to mortal combat!
Now the moon has illuminated the sky. O' come, Niseta, quickly to the
balcony!
From
Seville to Granada,
in the silence of the nights,
the serenades resound, as do the clash of swords.
Much blood and many songs pour forth for the lovely ladies,
And I, for the most beautiful of all, am ready to give my blood and song!
Now the moon has illuminated the sky. O' come, Niseta, quickly to the
balcony!
Classical Music | Bass
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Don Juan's Serenade Play
Recorded on 05/06/2008, uploaded on 01/11/2009
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Don Juan's Serenade
Darkness descends upon Alpujara's golden land
my guitar invites you, come out, my dear!
Whoever says that there are others that can be compared to you,
whoever burns for your love, I challenge them to mortal combat!
Now the moon has illuminated the sky. O' come, Niseta, quickly to the balcony!
From Seville to Granada, in the silence of the nights,
the serenades resound, as do the clash of swords.
Much blood and many songs pour forth for the lovely ladies,
And I, for the most beautiful of all, am ready to give my blood and song!
Now the moon has illuminated the sky. O' come, Niseta, quickly to the balcony!
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