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C Pinto wrote: This just goes to prove my point that South Goans don't know how to make good Caju Feni. A true Feni should bring up nostalgic memories of Konkani songs on the radio. In North Goa we would be singing songs by Alfred Rose, Lorna etc. And after a good amount of genuine North Goan Caju Feni is consumed one moves on to popular picnic and party songs songs like Fu Gadi Fu (Ponjechea pular bosun aslem soku) Possorkanni-Possorkanni Tabdem Rosa O Xezanni ____________________________________________________________________________ _____________ Cecil, 1)Caju feni distilled by the SVD fathers seminary at Raia (South Goa) ,is to die for. It is smooth,just hits the spot. 2)No cultural confusion ,my friend.The English oldies are just a warm up to nostalgically sing Moganna sont borem, Agenari tujea ------- Yo baille yo,soro maka di poilo. Maybe at the next Goanet get-together in Goa ,we can have various competitions N.Goa /S Goa : sausage comparing,feni tasting,driving(making a neat figure of 8), Portuguese versus American Goans,konkani oldies versus English oldies,male chavinism versus feminism,painting classrooms :north Goan artists versus south goans etc etc. Looking forward to sparring with North Goans. Melinda Coutinho Powell
