David Broza es un necio. De esos necios que hacen falta que no dejen de serlo. Su disco más reciente East Jerusalem/West Jerusalem imprime sus propios esfuerzos de crear espacios de coexistencia entre israelíes y palestinos. En coyunturas como la actual, donde los liderazgos han fallado por ineptitud o desinterés, Broza demuestra que el campo social aún es fértil para la construcción de paz entre Israel y Palestina.
Recientemente The New York Times publicó una reseña de este disco donde resume el acercamiento de Broza con palestinos de un campo de refugiados en Jerusalén: Seeking to Bridge the Arab-Jewish Divide With Music.
“There has to be a generation that will plant the seeds, and there will be those that will sit in the shade, and those that will eat the fruit,” he [Broza] had said in an earlier interview, invoking a Talmudic tale that became a classic children’s book. “But there’s definitely nobody who’s going to sit in the shade or eat the fruit if somebody doesn’t plant the seeds.”
Escúcha el disco East Jerusalem/West Jerusalem completo en Spotify
Aquí el video y letra de la canción con el mismo nombre, quizá una remembranza del Imagina Lennonista.
Taken from http://lyricstranslate.com/en/david-broza-east-jerusalem-west-jerusalem-lyrics.html#ixzz2vbYJMSdp
Recientemente The New York Times publicó una reseña de este disco donde resume el acercamiento de Broza con palestinos de un campo de refugiados en Jerusalén: Seeking to Bridge the Arab-Jewish Divide With Music.
“There has to be a generation that will plant the seeds, and there will be those that will sit in the shade, and those that will eat the fruit,” he [Broza] had said in an earlier interview, invoking a Talmudic tale that became a classic children’s book. “But there’s definitely nobody who’s going to sit in the shade or eat the fruit if somebody doesn’t plant the seeds.”
Escúcha el disco East Jerusalem/West Jerusalem completo en Spotify
Aquí el video y letra de la canción con el mismo nombre, quizá una remembranza del Imagina Lennonista.
East Jerusalem - West Jerusalem
Same face in the Gaza
Is the same face I see out in California
Same face in Jericho
Is the same face I see down in Mexico
Same face in Tel Aviv
Is the same face I see out in New Jersey
Is the same face I see out in California
Same face in Jericho
Is the same face I see down in Mexico
Same face in Tel Aviv
Is the same face I see out in New Jersey
Chorus
So many places
All share the same faces
East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem
Shalom, Salam
East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem
Shalom, Salam
So many places
All share the same faces
East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem
Shalom, Salam
East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem
Shalom, Salam
Same face in the Haifa
Is the same face out in Nevada
Same face in Nablus
Is the same face out in New Orleans singing the Blues
Same face in London town
Same face out in Kingston town
Is the same face out in Nevada
Same face in Nablus
Is the same face out in New Orleans singing the Blues
Same face in London town
Same face out in Kingston town
Chorus
Feet in the sand, eyes in the sky, ears to the wall
Say, wondering if change ever come along
Spread a little love in the morning
Spread a little love in the evening
Spread a little love before you put your head down
Maybe when you wake up
The world will be a better place
Say, wondering if change ever come along
Spread a little love in the morning
Spread a little love in the evening
Spread a little love before you put your head down
Maybe when you wake up
The world will be a better place
East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem
Shalom, Salam
East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem
Shalom, Salam
Shalom, Salam
East Jerusalem, West Jerusalem
Shalom, Salam
Taken from http://lyricstranslate.com/en/david-broza-east-jerusalem-west-jerusalem-lyrics.html#ixzz2vbYJMSdp
