A la Nanita nana
Spanish traditional 17th or 18th century
A melancholy Spanish lullaby. ‘Nanita nana’ can be translated as a nanny. The song is written in the form of a villancico: a fragile lullaby combined with rhythms of Latin American origin. This form (both musical and textual) was very popular on the Iberian peninsula from the 15th to the 18th century. The remarkable juxtaposition of major and minor is, in this context, a typical Spanish characteristic.
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Spanish traditional, 17th or 18th century
A la nanita nana, nanita ella, nanita ella,
mi niño tiene sueño, bendito sea, bendito sea. (2x)
Callad mientras la cuna se balancea.
A la nanita nana, nanita ella, nanita ella,
mi niño tiene sueño, bendito sea, bendito sea.
Fuentecilla que corres clara y sonora,
ruiseñor q'en la selva cantando iloras, ella, ella.
A la nanita nana, nanita ella, nanita ella,
Mi niño tiene sueno, bendito sea, bendito sea.
Lauren Armishaw, soprano - Gerben Bos, tenor
Rienk de Jong, countertenor - Elbert de Jong, baritone
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