Chapter I · Lynn, Massachusetts
Gita Blan
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Chan ceannaich thu òran an-seo — thu Cum an cuimhne aige. Tri faclan simplidh ri aithneachadh:
Keeper
A fan who keeps a song's memory alive. When you preserve a song, your name joins its story — forever.
Memory
A little story a fan shares about a song — a moment, a person, or a place it reminds them of.
Edition
How rare your copy is. Some are open to everyone; some are limited — once they're gone, they're gone.
A simple true story
When TimTim was 18, he saw a white guitar in a music shop in Lynn, Massachusetts. He loved it and bought it.
Later, he needed money, so he had to sell the guitar. He felt sad, but he never stopped thinking about it.
Many years went by. Then, almost 40 years later, the white guitar came back to him.
TimTim was so happy that he made a Konpa song about it. Konpa is happy dance music from Haiti. He called the song “Gita Blan,” which means “White Guitar.”
This is a true story about hope. A dream can take a long time, but you should not give up on it.
A few true details
- 📍 The story began in Lynn, Massachusetts.
- 🎸 The song is Konpa, a joyful dance music from Haiti.
- 🗓️ TimTim wrote and recorded it after finding the guitar again.
Eadar-theangachaidhean
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Cuimhnean na cuimhne
Co-roinnidh cumailairean na tha san chaibidil seo riutha.
“Tha seo a chuimhneachadh dom mu athair a theagasg dhomhsa a' chiad chourd air ghiotair a tha air a phionas.”
“Dh'ionnsaich mi inneal aon uair gus rìos a phàigh. Leighis an chaibidil seo rud no dhiubh.”