Andean Roots of the Queen and Lady of the Creole Song
María de Jesús Vásquez Vásquez. Myth and legend for all generations. Dear friend who cooed and sheltered my dreams when I did my first journalistic weapons.
Reyna and Creole Lady of Song, she fully embodies our multiple peruanidad. The real essence of Creole, ie the mixture, the emulsion of races, ecological, summits and depths, languages, symphonies, challenges, tragedies, triumphs and Peru hopes to make up.
Maria de Jesus, born in the first quarter of Lima's colonial ancestors, while blood and traditions inherited from the Andes, with father Chotano (Cajamarca) and Mom huancaína (Junín), when loved singing and was out the Creole Lima chest "pure" blooded big shots, unique and exclusive.
will be very difficult to find a fountain crystal clear and your voice as divine, sublime song that filled him with renewed life of its own and the romantic and despairing dirges of Pinglo, the Pablo Casas, Manuel Acosta Ojeda Cavagnaro, Polo Fields and many minstrels and poets of our coastal ballads.
Play your waltzes revelers-plethoric of love, life and nostalgia-is always a delight to the national soul that will grow in time and defeat the absurd oversights of mediocrity.
Queen of Queens, Lord of Lords. Forever you will remain our Passion, that flower hot, sweet and fragrant, which feeds the joys and the sorrows comforted us, inhabitants of the country dreaming of your love.
Holy Saturday, April 4, 2010
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