Some chant, sing and dance.
Wear what you want, speak your mind, dance, hop, chant, sing, pray, but do not cry in front of me.
"Because Néstor didn't leave, I hold him in my heart," goes one popular chant sung by government supporters at rallies.
A renewed interest in Gregorian chant sung in the vernacular was promoted by the Plainsong and Mediaeval Music Society (founded 1888).
It is little more than an Arabic chant, sung by a man whose voice is so relaxed you expect him to drift off halfway through.
The most famous anti-Fener chant, sung to the tune of "Those Were the Days," consists of three lines pledging an end to swearing in soccer, followed by the chorus "But one last time, suck my dick, Fener".
The white midfielder Eric Tinkler, his name incorporated into a Zulu war chant sung from the terraces, even briefly gained the nickname "Mandela" because he was seen as such a leader.
Chant, sung in unison, and early polyphony, with independent voices winding around one another, are juxtaposed, and if the vernacular carols have a folkloric quality, they are intensely devotional all the same.
During the broadcast he repeated a chant sung about him by supporters.
The all-Swedish collaboration felt more like a holy chant sung by ambitious carolers that should've stayed home. .
