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For other settings Jacinto, see Jacinto. Death of Hyacinth by Jean Broc In Greek mythology, Jacinto (Greek: Υάκινθος) was a young mortal beloved by the gods, mainly Apollo that followed him wherever he went. Once they both had fun with a game, Apollo launched the album with such skill that the sky Jacinto, looking astonished, ran to catch him, eager to make his move. Zephyrus (the west wind) also loved the young and jealous for preferring Apollo, changed the direction of the disk for this hit. When hit on the forehead of Jacinto, the disc did with the young dropped dead right then. Apollo rushed to him in desperation and with all his medical skill attempted to revive the body of Jacinto, but his cure was beyond any ability. Apollo felt so guilty about his death that promises Jacinto live forever with him in memory of his corner. His lyre celebrate him, his corner would sing the song of his fate and he would become a flower. Thus the blood Jacinto that stained the grass, turns into a colorful flower more beautiful than the purple Tiria. A flower much like the lily, but purple. It was recorded longing and grief of Apollo with the cry "Woe, woe" he wrote in bloom, even as it is today. The flower carries his name and is reborn every spring recalling his fate. The flower not mentioned seems to be the modern hyacinth known, maybe it's some kind of iris, Consolida ajacis or pansy.
