Juan José
Chukisengo wasn't the only musical artist to return to Andahuaylillas
last week, the Catholic music group Siembra*
came back at Hermana Rosario's invitation to provide the music for
the school's anniversary mass. They spent Monday through Wednesday
going through all the classrooms in the school and practicing songs.
They picked out about 20 students to form the mass choir, and another
8 to be the band.
Siembra's
music is steeped in liberation theology. The kingdom of God is
identifiable by it's “perfect justice.” It's also very pretty.
Students of all ages sang with gusto during the mass, even some 11th
grade boys who belted out the closing hymn to Mary with all the
fervor (and none of the musicality) you could ask for.
For
those who are curious about Siembra's
music, here's a link to their page, and a video of a live performance from 2013.
* “Sow,”
as put seeds the dirt.
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