Ina leabhar faoi Enya, fiafraíonn Chilly Gonzales: An gcaithfidh an ceol a bheith cliste nó an gcaithfidh sé dul sa chroí? Agus prós iontach stuama Gonzales ag dul thar a dioscaí óir gan líon agus na milliúin de lucht leanúna chun a dhíograis féin a thochailt do cheol uatha Enya chomh maith leis an gceoltóir mistéireach í féin, agus ar an mbealach nochtann sé fírinní nua faoi nádúr an cheoil, clú agus cáil agus rathúlacht. an iarracht ealaíne.
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