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She was borned in 200 AD in Rome, Italy.

She married against her wild with a young pagan called Valerio. Cecilia magned her husban to respect her virginity and converted him to the Christianity, he also was baptized.

Pope Gregory XIII named her patroness saint of musicians

Saint Cecilia died on November 22,  230 AD after being tortured and beheaded for her conversion to Christianity.

Nowadays it is represented playing a musical instrument or singing. The Catholic Church celebrates it on November 22 to commemorate his death.

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She was named pratoness of musicians because on the day of her marriage, while the musicians were playing, she was singing to God in her heart.

Pope Gregory XIII named her patroness saint of musicians in 1594  because she had shown an irresistible attraction to the melodious chords of instruments. She made her name a symbol of music.

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Charles Gunot: Misa solemne de santa Cecilia (1855)

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Charles Gunot: Misa solemne de santa Cecilia (1855)

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Misa Santa Cecilia Charles Gounds - Jesús López Cobos dirige la orquesta y Coro de RTVE

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Rubens, Santa Cecilia, Gemalde Galerie Berlin, (1639)

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Rubens, Santa Cecilia, Gemalde Galerie Berlin, (1639)

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Raffaello: Éxtasis de santa Cecilia entre san Pablo, Juan Evangelista, Agustín y María Magdalena (1518).

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Raffaello: Éxtasis de santa Cecilia entre san Pablo, Juan Evangelista, Agustín y María Magdalena (1518).

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Arvo Pärt : Cecilia, vergine romana (2000)

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Arvo Pärt : Cecilia, vergine romana (2000)

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Arvo Pärt : "Cecilia, vergine romana" sous la direction de Kristjan Järvi