Latvian Voices JUMALO

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  • Опубліковано 10 лис 2024

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  • @jedrzej2011
    @jedrzej2011 Рік тому +7

    Janis solo, nice.

  • @playingcards12345ben
    @playingcards12345ben Рік тому +3

    LETS GOOOOO

  • @julitaostrowska1832
    @julitaostrowska1832 Рік тому +3

    🤗🤩😍😍😍

  • @dzintarsmedenis8791
    @dzintarsmedenis8791 Рік тому +3

    Esmu sajūsmā!

  • @tatjanalarionovavucane3582
    @tatjanalarionovavucane3582 Місяць тому

    Geniāli!❤

  • @sandrareinbaha4517
    @sandrareinbaha4517 Рік тому +1

    Beautiful, Ao! 🇱🇻 💓 👍 🌹

  • @tatjanalarionovavucane3582
    @tatjanalarionovavucane3582 Рік тому +3

    Burvīgi!!!!

  • @paulslukss
    @paulslukss Рік тому

    Unique arrangement, amazing performance and perfect video

  • @jameshutchins3396
    @jameshutchins3396 Рік тому +2

    Bravo! Beautiful

  • @valdis.zuters
    @valdis.zuters Рік тому +4

    Trāpīga vokāla un vizuāla saspēle! ❤

  • @aijanaumova1347
    @aijanaumova1347 Рік тому +2

    Lieliski🙂

  • @thealhasanis
    @thealhasanis Місяць тому +1

    This is beautiful ❤ Is there an English translation of the lyrics?

    • @chrishodgkinson3039
      @chrishodgkinson3039 6 днів тому

      Something is lost in translation =), but here goes:
      Horse to horse, wheel to wheel. Jumalo, Jumalo
      It all rolled to Riga. Jumalo, Jumalo.
      They brought it to Kurzeme. Jumalo, Jumalo.
      All of Riga's treasures. Jumalo, Jumalo.
      Where did you get it, father's son? Jumalo, Jumalo.
      A colt this big? Jumalo, Jumalo.
      In Riga, I bought and gave money. Jumalo, Jumalo.
      For those golden bridles. Jumalo, Jumalo.
      At the end of the leash, the morning star rolled.
      " Jumalo is a Latvian folk song which I have arranged and complemented with various original melodies. The word Jumalo itself is not translatable because in Latvian folk songs it has the function of a refrain. However, this refrain is used in specific categories of folk songs that talk about prosperity, wealth, and fertility.
      The story of this song is about a wealthy father's son who takes the treasures of Riga to his home in Kurzeme, which is in the western part of Latvia and has been a prosperous region for a long time period. The most important treasure he has bought from Riga is a horse, which has several meanings in Latvian mythology, one of them being good luck."
      [Laura Jekabsone, author of this arrangement]
      I think that's Laura in the video with the serpentine-motif hoop earings and the flowy-bottom-shiny-pointed-top dress.

  • @gallija3864
    @gallija3864 Рік тому +2

    Блеск !!!

  • @homemobile9764
    @homemobile9764 2 місяці тому

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