[Responding to someone who doesn’t want comments published:]
Oh, but it’s a trope of Cajun music – there are songs like “Dying in Misery,” and everyone is always singing words like “Yé yaille, cher, c’est ça qui me fait du mal.” There was a hilarious competition last night, who could come up with the most lacrimose lyrics, and everyone was laughing while doing it!
Are you sure you want to be deleted? It gives rise to interesting discussion! I want to learn how to do that wailing sound the Cajuns do when they sing!
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[Responding to someone who doesn’t want comments published:]
Oh, but it’s a trope of Cajun music – there are songs like “Dying in Misery,” and everyone is always singing words like “Yé yaille, cher, c’est ça qui me fait du mal.” There was a hilarious competition last night, who could come up with the most lacrimose lyrics, and everyone was laughing while doing it!
Are you sure you want to be deleted? It gives rise to interesting discussion! I want to learn how to do that wailing sound the Cajuns do when they sing!
Here’s Iry LeJeune on the Evangeline Special, 1948, with interesting photos: http://youtu.be/9OZ6OqiQT-I
P.S. Here’s another really famous one, D.L. Menard on the back door: http://youtu.be/AazJUQIEqNM