Песня повествует о французском солдате времён позорного поражения и унижения 1870го года, тихо мечтающем между сражениями (или перед пленом) о величайшей, можно сказать полу мифической славе которой Франция обладала во время правления Бонапарта. Правда эти раздумья все равно не спасают его в конечном счёте от плена немецкой гидры/смерти от осколка снаряда Крупповского орудия. Думаю оценить какой там был на(калл) эмоций у французов в 19ом веке не сложно, сегодня вы стоите на ряду с империей Цезаря и Македонского, а завтра вы в мировом сознание известны как белофлажочная багетная нация которая умеет только пинать хуи вместо работы, ну и капитулировать. А потом кто то ещё ноет про историческую несправебыдлость
Should have stopped at Austerlitz instead of committing suicide by motherland. Nice song though, must have helped them think warm thoughts during that night in Moscow.
This is a song from much later, it is either a song of the 1870 franco-prussian war or about the first world war. The song is about a french soldier from that period dreaming of the great heroes of the Napoleonic campaigns.
@@skaff7807 I'd say late 19th Century, but post franco-prussian war. I speculate that the brave charging hussars, dragoons, and guards portrayed in the song was a reference to the attempted break out by the French cavalry from their encirclement in the Battle of Sedan.
This song is not a Napoleonic song but a revanchist song written in 1906 which uses the glories of the First Empire but also of the French Revolution to seek the revanche against Germany after the defeat of 1870... Besides, this version of the song is absolutely terrible, as weak as Tino Rossi's voice... There is a far better version on UA-cam.
This isn't a Napoleonic song, nor is it from Napoleon the Third's reign. It was written in 1906. The soldiers are dreaming, and in their dreams they see the Grande Armée and also Napoleon himself. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_r%C3%AAve_passe_(chanson)
![Le Rêve Passe | The Dream Passes --[French Revanchist Song]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JeGLCxHf7gY/mqdefault.jpg)
Girls: I can’t believe he didn’t cry during titanic, do boys even have feelings?
Boys:
The calm that the singer sing this song is so beauty. Vive la France!
The great Tino Rossi
Vive l’Empereur, vive la grandeur, vive la France!!!👍🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Based as usual, in time of chaos, the greatest man alive reached his greatness.
Vive l’Empereur!
May empire once again return to France
une chanson incroyable! J'adore. Message d'un habitant d'Arras!
Masterclass , Vive L'Empereur Napoleon 1er et III
Tino Rossi's rendition of Napoleonic songs is smooth, calm and soft, not quite loud and firm as in stirring marches.
Quelle magnifique version !
Ooh, cool and rare version! Love the audio, thanks very much!
What a nice voice..
Vive la France🇨🇵⚜️ je t'aime ma mère patrie ❤️
Thanks mattia for doing cool videos like that
Quelle plaisir de lire ça, VIVE LA FRANCE, VIVE L'EMPEREUR
Une belle chanson qui fait pleurer... Salutations de Pologne à nos éternels alliés Français
Od Twoich wiecznych sojuszników niech żyje Polska
As alaways you done a nice work :)
Vive I Emperour 🇨🇵
cool song thank you for posting it
Tino Rossi My favorite French singer
This is a very beautiful song.Love from Malaysia!
Очень красиво 👍
Spasiba
Merci
Merci
I don’t very much care about France but this song is beautiful and makes me feel nostalgic for a time I wasn’t even alive for.
Although I sympathize more with other currents than with Bonapartism. Vive l’Empereur!
Au vu des informations que j'ai pu glaner sur les internets, l'enregistrement original est de 1935.
Какая спокойная, прекрасная версия✨🇫🇷
Огромное спасибо :)
Vive l'Empereur,Vive la grandeur,vive la France!
Vive le Roi des Français à jamais
je préfères largements nos deux empereurs
Yeeee great
This isn’t Napoleonic, it’s a revanchist piece.
;p
Its not napoleonic its pure IIIe republic song.
I mean it's kind of explicitly nostalgic towards the first empire
Vive la France!
Quel chanteur Tino Rossi
Нихуя не понятно, но очень интересно
и красиво
Песня повествует о французском солдате времён позорного поражения и унижения 1870го года, тихо мечтающем между сражениями (или перед пленом) о величайшей, можно сказать полу мифической славе которой Франция обладала во время правления Бонапарта. Правда эти раздумья все равно не спасают его в конечном счёте от плена немецкой гидры/смерти от осколка снаряда Крупповского орудия. Думаю оценить какой там был на(калл) эмоций у французов в 19ом веке не сложно, сегодня вы стоите на ряду с империей Цезаря и Македонского, а завтра вы в мировом сознание известны как белофлажочная багетная нация которая умеет только пинать хуи вместо работы, ну и капитулировать. А потом кто то ещё ноет про историческую несправебыдлость
Should have stopped at Austerlitz instead of committing suicide by motherland. Nice song though, must have helped them think warm thoughts during that night in Moscow.
This is a song from much later, it is either a song of the 1870 franco-prussian war or about the first world war. The song is about a french soldier from that period dreaming of the great heroes of the Napoleonic campaigns.
Well wasnt he attacked?
@@Mario-rr2wj he was (mostly)
@@skaff7807 I'd say late 19th Century, but post franco-prussian war. I speculate that the brave charging hussars, dragoons, and guards portrayed in the song was a reference to the attempted break out by the French cavalry from their encirclement in the Battle of Sedan.
This song is not a Napoleonic song but a revanchist song written in 1906 which uses the glories of the First Empire but also of the French Revolution to seek the revanche against Germany after the defeat of 1870...
Besides, this version of the song is absolutely terrible, as weak as Tino Rossi's voice... There is a far better version on UA-cam.
This isn't a Napoleonic song, nor is it from Napoleon the Third's reign. It was written in 1906. The soldiers are dreaming, and in their dreams they see the Grande Armée and also Napoleon himself.
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_r%C3%AAve_passe_(chanson)