Dulce espíritu

Hay un dulce espíritu aquí, Y yo sé que es el Espíritu del Señor (Pirón)

Translator: Pedro P. Pirón; Author: Doris Akers (1962)
Tune: SWEET SWEET SPIRIT
Published in 4 hymnals

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Translator: Pedro P. Pirón

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Author: Doris Akers

Doris Mae Akers USA 1923-1995. Born at Brookfield, MO, one of nine siblings, her (inter-racial) parents divorced when she was age three. She then lived with her mother, who remarried when she was age six. They lived in Kirksville, MO. Some of her brothers lived with her father after the divorce. The family attended the Bethel AME Church in Kirksville, where she learned to play piano by ear at age six. She wrote her first song at age 10. In the 1930s she formed a singing gospel group with siblings, Edward, Marian, and Donald, who went by the name ‘Dot and the Swingsters’. Early in her career (1938) she moved to Los Angeles, CA. There she became known for her work with the ‘Sky Pilot Choir’, an integrated group that made recordings… Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: Hay un dulce espíritu aquí, Y yo sé que es el Espíritu del Señor (Pirón)
Title: Dulce espíritu
English Title: There's a sweet, sweet Spirit in this place
Author: Doris Akers (1962)
Translator: Pedro P. Pirón
Language: Spanish
Refrain First Line: Tierna Paloma, fiel Consolador
Copyright: © 1962 Manna Music; Trans. © 1996 Manna Music

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Cáliz de Bendiciones #186

El Himnario #56

El Himnario Presbiteriano #56

Mil Voces para Celebrar #186

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