Re: [HCDX] UNID 1300 kHz - Spanish language religion program

["Rocco Cotroneo" <rocco.cotroneo@xxxxxxxxx>]

This is my impression, too. He does not sound as a Brazilian speaking. Pay
attention to that "poderoso": no Brazilian, from any region, pronounces that
"s", as a Spanish mother tongue does. But it may well be a English mother
tounge: it happens to people who speak both Spanish and Portuguese to mix up
a little bit when deciding which is the right "s" to pronounce, for example,
in the word "poderoso" or "rosa".
The preacher here is clearly imitating David Miranda style, so I would stick
to the IPDA. Usually are Brazilian born preachers who use "portunhol" in
other LA countries, not Hispanics in Brazil... Maybe it's not Brazil he
listened to, after all.
Rocco









On 9/12/06, Henrik Klemetz <hklemetz@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Rocco,
> My impression is that the preacher could have Spanish
> as his mother tongue. (Or maybe Irish, as our DXing
> friends wants to have it, hmmm). He does not seem to
> be Brazilian born. I would not be able to say if he is
> a "nordestino" or not (although I do not think he is).
> What do you think?
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