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    Cool Celtic music (and culture)

    Anybody out there like celtic music like me? I'll tell you what I like if you tell me what YOU like!

    How about fairies, and triskels, and blessings and all that??? I find the Celtic culture fascinating!

    I want to share this Irish blessing with you. Hope you like it:

    May you live as long as you want,
    And never want as long as you live.

    Lau

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    Talking In priority order:


    * Guiness beer!
    * Cruachan, celtic folk metal band
    * The secret of Roan inish, o Como se la conoció en Arg. El secreto de la isla de las focas (1994) un película que habla de una leyenda de la isla esmeralda. . .
    * Druid inn a lot of beers & whiskys!!
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    Deirdre of the Sorrows, celtic legend
    * The Aran Islands,
    John M. Synge

    soon. . .more celtic things. . .
    That i like!

    Slds
    G!


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    hey... thanks for the contributions. (no metal for me, though!) My favorite: Loreena McKennit, Clannad, Hevia, Luar na Lubre, and also some local (Argentine) bands...

    you know the Irish love 3 things, mostly - God, beer and the Irish... (in fact, they say God created beer to prevent the Irish from dominating the world!) I'm sharing an Irish joke first, then a toast. hope you like them (and if you have some, post them!)

    Irish joke:
    McQuillan walked into a bar and ordered martini after martini, each time removing the olives and placing them in a jar. When the jar was filled with olives and all the drinks consumed, he started to leave.

    "S'cuse me," said a customer, who was puzzled over what McQuillan had done. "What was that all about?"

    "Nothing," he replied, "my wife just sent me out for a jar of olives."


    Toast:
    Here's to a long life and a merry one.
    A quick death and an easy one.
    A pretty girl and an honest one.
    A cold pint-- and another one!

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    BEER!

    Special comment about it... If you like good Irish-style beer, don't miss Antares -Porter, the dark one, and Scotch, the red wine... sublime! Antares beer is "home-brewed" in Mar del Plata, but now there are two more Antares bars, one in La Plata and in one in Palermo (since October!) Check them out!

    CHEERS!

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    Hey, Laura, I also like Celtic culture, but specially Celtic music.
    I actually play in a Celtic Band, where we do mostly Irish, but also some songs of ours, and some Breton (from Bretagne) music. I play the flute and tin whistle, also a little bodhran.
    No metal for me, neither. I really like Clannad, but the early Clannad, then it got a little New Age for my taste. Then you must have heard Triona, she's absolutely great. She was in The Bothy Band in the 70s, then as a soloist. And the Bretons of Kornog, they are really good, too.
    Your jokes are really nice

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    Hey! You seem to be into the full swing of Celtic music...Do you know if there are places in BA where people cultivate this music style???
    Let me know!

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    Talking Celtic cutivation

    Sabrina, you can go to the Auditorio Belgrano, there are celtic festivals quite often there.
    Saludos!

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    A friend of mine is a huge fan of Celtic culture. In fact, he is in Dublin right now... So he taught me a lot of things of ireland and I started to like their music, their beer and their stories. I used to go to Druid Inn a lot, too!

    Does anybody here know something about Celtic numbers? I know someone who wants to use them for a tatto, but she can't find them...

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    para vos, sabrina, y para los demás interesados, como dijo carolina, los festivales del auditorio de belgrano son buenísimos! pueden enviar un mail a:
    festivalesceltas@gmail.com, y ellos les mandan información sobre recitales y festivales. tb pueden ingresar en: www.festivalcelta.com.ar

    de ellos recibí esto hace poco:
    · Sábado 5 de Enero - 21 hs.: KILT THE PIPER - música celta de Rosario
    (Sta. Fe)
    · Sábado 12 de Enero - 21 hs.: OS FURAFOLES - folk gallego/asturiano
    · Sábado 19 de Enero - 21 hs.: WILLOW - música celta
    · Sábado 26 de Enero - 21 hs.: GAËL - aires celtas - Tributo a Luar Na
    Lubre (con Viviana Scaliza-ex LAS BLACANBLUS)

    · Sábado 2 de Febrero - 21 hs.: THE CLOVERS - folk irlandés de Junín (Pcia
    de Bs As.)
    · Sábado 23 de febrero - 21 hs: MAC MANUS – música de Irlanda y Escocia

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    en esta página hay sobre símbolos, incluidos los "tatuables" (no sé si números, específicamente... busquen!) http://altreligion.about.com/library...ticsymbols.htm

    a todos los interesados en más info sobre Irlanda y cosas irlandesas en general, recomendada esta página: http://islandireland.com/Pages/folk.html

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