Zorro Fork performs “Tu mano seserėle”, a traditional Lithuanian folklore song, the melody of which was used by Stravinsky to make “The Rite of Spring” good. With a shitty radio intro that makes way for it. Recorded while hospitalized. Will re-record properly, one day. This song first appeared in Sonia de Jager’s life through the _Fantasia_ (1940) film, the dinosaur sequence left a lasting impression because of its depiction of historical life events unfolding on Earth, accompanied by this very special music. It is both birth and swansong. The first half is the song is sung in three voices: in Lithuanian, Spanish and English. The translation from Lithuanian to English was done by Leja Kancerevyciute, who also kindly assisted Zorro to learn its pronunciation. S. de Jager translated the English version to Spanish. ![[Z. Fork - Tu mano seserele.mp3]] ![[tu mano seserele.png]]