Orpheus!
Tath BlackOrpheus!
Tath BlackOrpheus!
In Greek mythology, Orpheus was a poet and musician, the son of Apollo and the muse Calliope. He was the most talented musician who ever lived. When he played his lyre, the birds stopped flying to listen and the wild animals lost their fear. The trees bent to catch the sounds in the wind. He won the lyre from Apollo. Some say that Eagro, king of Thrace, was his father.
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