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Red Cloak - Blues / Folk - inspired by - Little Red Riding Hood 1697 - Le Petit Chaperon Rouge

Charles Perrault (France, 1697): Le Petit Chaperon Rouge His version is the earliest printed one. Darker moral: the story warns young girls about the dangers of trusting strangers. The wolf doesn’t get killed; he eats both Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother. Moral explicitly added: “Children, especially young girls, should never talk to strangers.” Brothers Grimm (Germany, 1812): Rotkäppchen In this version, a huntsman rescues both Red Riding Hood and her grandmother by cutting open the wolf. They fill the wolf’s belly with heavy stones so he dies. Grimm added more of a “happy ending” while keeping the cautionary tone. Inspired by the tale, here is a poetic folk blues adaptation with a dark theme. Music made with Suno Pro. Video with Capcut SeeDream 1.0 #blues #folk #music #lyrics #ballad #poetry #bluesmusic #poetry #soulblues #hauntingblues #bluesballad #emotionalmusic #griefjourney #healingmusic #lettinggo #MakingPeace #1960sblues #vintageblues #gospelblues #smoothvocals #traditionalblues