From 2020: “This was introduced to me in the mid 1980s by a Greek-Cuban-American Masorti rabbi-cantor whose home congregation sang it in harmony on the high holidays. I have a tape of it but couldn’t find that exact version online, so:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpeSlaODSEo
Cuatro Canciones Sefardíes /Four Sephardic Songs. Song Cycle by Joaquín Rodrigo Vidre (1901 - 1999), lyrics: trad./anon., Ladino — Respóndemos,
Respóndemos, Answer us
Dio de Abraham, God of Abraham
respóndemos!
Respóndemos, Answer us
Él que respónde en la hora God who answers in
de voluntad, time of good will
respóndemos!
Respóndemos, Answer us,
pavor de Yitshak, Isaac’s dread
respóndemos!
Respóndemos, Answer us,
Él que respónde, en hora God who answers in
de angustia, time of anguish
respóndemos!
Respóndemos, Answer us,
Fuerte de Yaakov, strength of Jacob,
respóndemos!
Respóndemos, Answer us,
Dio de la merkava, God of the chariot
respóndemos!
Respóndemos, Answer us,
O Padre piadoso O compassionate and
y gracioso, gracious [One],
respóndemos! ...answer us...
Some interesting reading at this link https://bostoncamerata.org/sacredbridge.html about the era, place, cultural contexts from which the above material originated.
Here are Wikipedia articles on ▄▄▄ Sephardi Jews/Sephardim🌿 and on ▄▄▄ Sephardic Bnei Anusim 🌿 and:
See also:
Sephardic music ■ Ma'amad, a Council of Elders of Separdi communities ■ Jews of Catalonia ■ Maghrebi Jews ■ Mizrahi Jews ■ Berber Jews ■ Adeni Jews ■ Yemenite Jews ■ Eastern Sephardim ■ North African Sephardim ■ Spanish and Portuguese Jews ■ Sephardic law and customs ■ History of the Jews in Jamaica ■ Jewish ethnic divisions ■ Ashkenazi Jews ■ Hebrews ■ Israelites ■ Judaeo-Spanish ■ Sephardic Jews in the Netherlands ■ Sephardic Cuisine ■ etc
Other high holiday music: volunteers singing: 🌿 Zochreinu 🌿 V'al kulam 🌿 Oseh shalom 🌿 Ki anu amecha 🌿 Hashiveinu 🌿 Avinu malkeinu 🌿 Adonai El Rachum 🌿
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDKQLUugZxQ
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