Sul Castel Del Mirabel

Folclore Italiano Folclore Italiano

The Enchanting Tale of Mirabel Castle

“Sul Castel Del Mirabel” by Folclore Italiano is a traditional Italian folk song that tells a captivating story set in the picturesque setting of Mirabel Castle. The song opens with the image of a young woman singing beautifully at the castle, her voice so enchanting that it reaches as far as France. This suggests that her talent and beauty are renowned, transcending local boundaries and captivating distant lands.

As the song progresses, it becomes clear that the young woman is the daughter of a local villager, and her beauty is widely acknowledged. The lyrics describe how she is admired and desired, particularly by three armed soldiers. Among these soldiers, the most handsome one is the one who ultimately captures her heart. This part of the song highlights themes of love and admiration, as well as the idea of being chosen or singled out among many.

The final verses of the song take a more personal turn, with a call from the young woman’s mother, urging her to return home. This plea adds a layer of familial love and concern, contrasting with the earlier themes of romantic admiration. The mother’s call serves as a reminder of the young woman’s roots and the importance of family, even amidst the allure of romance and adventure. The song, rich in cultural and emotional layers, paints a vivid picture of life, love, and longing in a traditional Italian setting.

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  2. Il cacciatore nel bosco
  3. Sul Castel Del Mirabel
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