Breeze Ways Room. MDC Wolfson. Miami,1998
.Jorge Luis Morejon (far right) performed with Prometeo Theatre, a selection of Lorca's poems. The the Miami International Book Fair, 1998 hosted the event which took place at the Breeze Ways room of the MDC Wolfson campus. Jorge Luis sang one of the verses in Cante Hondo style, accompanied by maestro Roberto Lozano and interpreted the poem Son de Negros en Cuba under the direction of Prometeo's former director Teresa Maria Rojas.
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Federico García Lorca (1898 - 1936)
SON OF BlACKS IN CUBA
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SON OF BlACKS IN CUBA
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When it's full moon
I will go to Santiago de Cuba,
In a car of balck water.
I will go to Santiago.
Palm roofs will sing.
I will go to Santiago.
When Palmtree wants to be a stork,
I will go to Santiago.
And when the banana wants to be jellyfish
I will go to Santiago.
With Fonseca's blond head.
I will go to Santiago.
And with the pink of Romeo and Juliet
I will go to Santiago.
Sea of paper and silver of coins
I will go to Santiago.
¡Oh Cuba! Oh Cuba!
Oh pace of dry seeds!
I will go to Santiago.
Oh hot waist and wooden drop!
I will go to Santiago.
Harp of alive logs, alligator, tobacco flower!
I will go to Santiago.
I always said that I would go to Santiago
in a black water car.
I will go to Santiago.
Breeze and alcohol on the wheels,
I will go to Santiago.
My reefs in the darkness,
I will go to Santiago.
The sea drowned in the sand,
I will go to Santiago,
White heat, dead fruit
I will go to Santiago.
Oh cattle cool of cañavera!
¡Oh Cuba! Oh Cuba!
Oh curve of sigh and mud!
I will go to Santiago.
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