José Val del Omar - Aguaespejo Granadino (1955)

José Val del Omar
Tríptico Elemental de España - Aguaespejo Granadino (1955)

Primera parte del Tríptico Elemental de España realizado por José Val del Omar y compuesto por Aguaespejo granadino, Fuego en Castilla y Acariño galaico. Presenta sonido diafónico, patentado por Val del Omar en 1944 y empleado por primera vez en este film.

José Val del Omar presents:

A brief audiovisual essay of lyrical plastic art.

A cinematic DEMONSTRATlON

of the Spanish DlAPHONlC sound, registered in 1 944.

MATHEMATlCS OF GOD -

''THE ONE WHO GlVES THE MOST...

...HAS THE MOST.''

WATER-MlRROR OF GRANADA

Blind.

How blind!

But how blind are the creatures who lean on this earth.

They dance without knowing why

and they can't find any other reasons

than the most obvious ones.

From two bodies l come,

to two bloods l go.

l am not.

My God!

But how blind are the creatures

if their understanding cannot even reach the shadows of their bodies.

Granada is the eternal border between night and morning.

The place where the water meets the stone,

the earth in flower in Ana Zaida.

Christian voices of bronze drowning in the Alhambra.

Through the patio of waters,

the shouts of time cheered up the water.

From the fountains of Granada, the reason with the day escapes.

And with the moon,

the blood boils,

the sap shrieks.

Flowers don't have any of the value

that your arms have.

Love,

love, love...

l obey, obey, obey

''Wingless birds lost in the grass'',

listen to Federico of the earth.

Bells ringing for the blaze,

leave heaven without a breeze,

a ceiling of white fish

made it into a pond.

Always,

always we sink,

a reasonable voice says.

ln the palace of water

a prayer resonates.

Flowers the sun embroiders,

and its overflowing joy reaches the depths of the ravine.

He yearns to kiss

the well-sowed marvel that there it remained.

The school where they teach

without waiting for the moon, and in bright daylight,

how to escape the gypsies

of the wide open eyes...

''The one who gives the most, has the most.''

The mathematics of God.

The one who gives the most, has the most.

The one who gives the most, has the most.

Has the most.

ln the air,

palpitations of joy, of heaven and earth.

Mystery. Full mystery.

We live in full mystery. Mystery, full mystery.

We live in full mystery. Mystery, full mystery.

Mystery is that the milk could flow in abundance.

Mystery is that the sun could give rise the grass.

Mystery is that the water could rise.

Maliciousness and stars, let the water rise.

Let it dance!

Let it be alone.

Here it is suspended.

Suspended.

Suspended.

Standing still.

Standing still.

Prisoner in the sanctum of its culture.

Watermirror of life:

Rise.

Rise and rise...

Rise.

Rise.

And rise,

till the fall,

fall...

return.

How blind are the creatures who lean on the earth!

God! God!

Love!

How blind, while you...

are so open.

WlTHOUT END