The story behind the titles history of the Hymn or Holy Night, Who has
not sang, in addition to the popular night of peace, the also known
Himno or holdiy Night in Spanish or night Santa Santa, the beautiful night the
stars, the night when the Lord was born the world involved was in their
disputes until God sent us to the original Savior of France. Paradoxically, it
was forbidden to be played in the churches of that European country because the author
became a socialist politician and the musician never believed in Jesus, because he was
Jewish. It was adopted by the abolitionist states of North America during the civil
war that confronted the North against the South. The truth is that the song
was born at the request of a Catholic clergyman who requested an original poetry on
the occasion of the Christmas of one thousand eight hundred forty- seven. It
was so that classif Capot de Rockmail, then a wine seller and distributor in
a small French village, composed this beautiful poetry and was honored to share his
talent in the church, which almost never competed on a peaceful night, traveling
by car to the French capital, with his pen in hand and on a
notebook, Classic Cappo wrote Santa the night, Beautiful, the stars, the
night when Mr But Plácit, who witnessed the village life and the grudges and
vicissitudes of his people, continued to write the world involved. He was in
his lawsuits until God sent us the Savior. It was so that using the
Gospel of Luke as the basis of his composition, he imagined being an eyewitness
to the very birth of Jesus. A few hours after the trip and arriving
in Paris, this famous Christmas song was already composed and ready to be presented
to the request of the cleric in charge, but the composition was only in
poetry and therefore Lacid sought the support of the musician Adolph Charles Adams to give
him the musical intonation. This beautiful Christmas hymn was stopped singing in French Catholic
churches and chapels as it became known that the author of the letter had converted
to socialism and the musician was nothing less than the Jewish origin. It was
so that the American writer, John Sullivan, wide of discovering saw the richness
of the message and music of this beautiful Hymn and introduced him to the United
States, a country in which he was a fiery abolitionist. The Hymn returned
to Europe in one thousand eight hundred and seventy- one and was played at
Christmas and in the midst of the war that confronted the Franco Prussian armies in
the twenty- four- hour truce that took place on the occasion of Christmas.
The truth. This fact allowed the well- known Christmas song to return
to France as a sign of peace. The author of the music Adams had
already died and the author of the lyrics Capoe and the American adopter Dwide were
already elderly. When on Christmas of one thousand and nine hundred and six,
ho Holly Knight became the first song to be broadcast through the radio waves and
cross the borders and distance that his composer had never imagined