Taqui Ongo

from Supremacia Ancestral by Miasthenia

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lyrics

3. TAQUI ONGO

Preachers of Taqui Ongo
Announce the return of the huacas
Of the mythical beings and ancestral heroes
The imminent return of the daities
Formerly defeated

Taqui Ongo
The infirmity of the chant and dance
Taqui Ongo
The pagan idolatry that echoes in the tropics

Huacas thirsty for blood
Clamor ritual sacrifices
The sovereignty of the great apostasy
Over the extirpation of the idolatries
Insulting the enemy god
Burning symbols of mercy
Corrupting commandments in great apostasy

Among chants and dances of infirmity
In the summit of exortations
The shamans’ lamentation
Condemning with vehemence the
Forgetfulness of the ancestral rites

The infirm huacas clamor
Sacrifices of blood
Taqui Ongo the gods’ tragedy
In the shamans’ voice the ritual funeral chant
The resurrection of the ancestral cults

Possessed by the huacas
The shamans in trance announce
A escathology of fear
The awakening of a new cosmic cicle
A escathology of fear

Those who honour the huacas
Will combat in the skies the enemy god
The time has come to the neophytes
Renounce their baptism names

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from Supremacia Ancestral, released May 10, 2008

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Miasthenia Brasilia, Brazil

The Miasthenia is formed by Susane Hecate (vocals / keyboard), Thormianak (guitar / bass) and Nygrom (drums). The band plays Pagan Black Metal with lyrics in Portuguese and theme focused on the pre-Columbian paganism, wars of conquest of America in the sixteenth century and anti-Christian attitudes.
The band emerged in early 1994. ... more