This is one of the songs we sing at my church in Guanajuato. It's one of my favorites, and I love the idea of knowing it in Spanish and English.
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"... [ellos] eran espejos contrapuestos, modos de ser que reflejaban infinitamente entre si ..." ~ Martin Luis Guzman
"That's how easy it is to keep traveling once you start, putting distance between the various parts of your life, imagining yourself over and over again into entirely new places." ~ Michele Morano
"Each time you say ojala, it will feel like a prayer, the ja and the la like breaths, like faith woven right into the language." ~ Michele Morano
"Quien fuera visco para verte dos veces..."
"The pain of our shattered plans is for the purpose of scattered grace." ~ John Piper
"Todos los callejones llegan a la Plaza de la Paz."
"Guanajuato, donde todo es posible, pero nada es seguro."
"That's how easy it is to keep traveling once you start, putting distance between the various parts of your life, imagining yourself over and over again into entirely new places." ~ Michele Morano
"Each time you say ojala, it will feel like a prayer, the ja and the la like breaths, like faith woven right into the language." ~ Michele Morano
"Quien fuera visco para verte dos veces..."
"The pain of our shattered plans is for the purpose of scattered grace." ~ John Piper
"Todos los callejones llegan a la Plaza de la Paz."
"Guanajuato, donde todo es posible, pero nada es seguro."
So I totally almost went to church with you guys today...
ReplyDeleteThanks Becky for posting this. It was a huge encouragement to watch.
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