Hey guys! Comment below your opinions 💭Where does this song seat on your list? For me it's TOP 3, not yet sure if it's my favourite.. are we going to BELGRADE 2025 ? 🤔
Πού να μάθεις κιόλας οτι αυτό το τραγούδι εμπεριέχει και την Ελλάδα έμμεσα.Εξου και η θάλασσα στην αρχή. Έχει να κάνει με την τραγωδία που βίωσε ο σερβικός στρατός κατά την διάρκεια του Α Παγκοσμίου πολέμου χάνοντας το 60% του ανδρικού πληθυσμού. Ο σερβικός στρατός υποχώρησε - ύστερα από την προδοσία της Βουλγαρίας - με τα πόδια, και περπάτησε εν μέσω χειμώνα στα βουνά της Αλβανίας για να φτάσει εν τέλει στην Κέρκυρα όπου ο ελληνικός λαός τον αγκάλιασε,τον τάισε και του έδωσε όλα τα δημόσια κτήρια ως κτήρια του κράτους της Σερβίας. Το δημαρχείο ήταν η Βουλή της, το σχολείο η εφημερίδα της κλπ. Αφού στάθηκε στα πόδια του ο στρατός πλάι πλάι ξεκινήσαμε από την Θεσσαλονίκη και διώξαμε τούς οχτρούς. Η λίλα ραμοντα που αναφέρεται στο τραγούδι είναι ένα λουλούδι που μεγαλώνει στην Σερβία,την Αλβανία και την Ήπειρο και ονομάζεται ramonda serbica, χρησιμοποιείται ως σύμβολο της τραγωδίας αυτής από το επίσημο κράτος σήμερα. Μέχρι σήμερα υπάρχουν χιλιάδες κόκκαλα Σερβων στρατιωτών στο νησί Βίδο απέναντι από την Κέρκυρα και αυτό είναι μια ιστορία που ξεκίνησε την αγάπη μεταξύ των Ελλήνων και των Σέρβων Απο έναν Σέρβο που μένει στην Ελλάδα αδερφέ💜
@@AlexGiannousis During the First World War, the island of Corfu served as an island hospital and quarantine for sick Serbian soldiers following the epic retreat of the Serbian army and part of the civilian population through Montenegro and Albania in 1915 following the Austro-German-Bulgarian invasion of Serbia. Over 5,000 people were buried at sea near the island of Vido. We call it the Blue grave
Yes,it is story,real story 🙂.Song with many meanings,messages....In first seconds represents Greek islands Corfu,Vido,in whose waters lay Serbian soldiers from WWI,than struggle thru life,fighting against all problems,death.Wictory of life.If Ramonda,one gentle flower can to fight against death and darknes,so we people can,and must.
Lila Ramonda (Ramonda serbica) only grows in the Balkans and is known for its remarkable resilience. This plant has the unique ability to revive when watered, even from a fully dehydrated state. In our country it is considered a symbol for revival after 1/3 of the nation (60% of our male population) had died in WW1.
Similiar to Serbian ppl who managed to survive after being attacked by the most powerful force on the Globe that time. The character of which we all have to admire, honest, smart, brave ppl. Whish best to the Singer, imo she's the winner in Sweden
And the reasons for the limited - only the military and Milosevic’s media bastions - NATO attack are (among others): the genocide of Muslim boys and men in Srebrenica, mass killings of Croats in Vukovar and Albanians in Kosovo. Then, what happened in the WW1? The assassination of the Austrian Crown Prince on the order of Russians secret service who had fierce dispute with Austrians over the passage through Bosphore…. All these lives were lost due to nauseating and sick politics in Belgrade. And it’s really sad that nobody is thinks of making a song about the PM Zoran Djindjic who was killed by the same people who rule Serbia today. Why not him being the inspiration for the Ramonda flower? Why not speak of Serbian people suffering and repression today? We are watching hundreds of thousands people on the streets of Belgrade. They are trying to say something, right?!
A drop of water for a (lila - purple) ramonda flower is the hope necessary for this world which is currently in total disarray. This song is in support of all those who have lost hope. I shivered and cried when I listened to it for the first time. Gorgeous in so many ways. Thank you for commenting on my favorite song.
1. Ramonda is a very rare purple flower that grows on Mount Rtanj in Serbia and is known as the “Phoenix flower”. It can survive in harsh environments and can “revive” itself after dehydrating with only a drop of water. It was used as a symbol of the Serbian people in WW1 during which Serbia lost 1/4 of its population. 2. There are several lines in the lyrics that reference the famous exodus of the Serbian people (along with The king and army) who travelled by foot over Montenegrin and Albanian mountains to Greece in harsh winter of 1915. Around 240.000 people died on the journey and were buried at sea in a Greek Island in what is known as “The Blue Tomb”. The line “there, under the water, everything is dead silent” is a reference to that. Furthermore, another line states “there’s nobody left to guide me towards the morning star” again symbolizing the life in them fading as well as the fading hope of the Serbian people and utter desperation that we would perish in the war. Then you have “The world burns, every flower dies, where have the purple Ramondas vanished” = where have all the Serbs gone? The song ends with “A single purple Ramonda rises from the ashes” symbolizing hope and just like the Ramonda flower resurrects, so do the Serbian people.
This song has multiple deep meanings… It’s about endurance of Ramonda Serbica flower, which represents strength of Serbian people in WWI and symbol of peace. But it’s also about hope, peace and endurance for the whole humanity. Especially in todays world, we always need that seed of hope! And equally important, it has incredibly deep meaning for artist personally, and it represents her finding strength, love, guidance and path… Just like Ramonda Serbica always finds a way to bloom💜✨
The flower ramonda symbolizes Serbia's resilience during World War I, a tribute to the nation's highest per capita casualty rate. To honor Serbian soldiers and the country's post-war resurgence, people wear artificial Natalie's Ramonda as a symbol of remembrance.
Who? Sorry, but if you watch Serbian reactions, nobody heard of that flower in the streets of Belgrade. Even the singer said that she learned about it from her mom’s friend in Paris!
@@SculptExpress-gv8jpmany people can't find their country on the world map, but that doesn't mean it's not on the map. You don't always determine the truth based on random passers-by, do you? If the singer has now learned what the flower symbolizes, it is another confirmation that the symbolism is correct, not wrong. I personally know the symbolism of the Ramonda flower and I walk the streets of Belgrade every day...
Ramonda is a peace song. As I see it, Teya is actually singing a new version of "Where have all the flowers gone" and if you know that song, you will understand that Ramonda is an anti-war song. Ramonda is the flower which symbolises the end of WW1, and Teya is saying "Where have all Ramondas gone" as once did Marlene Dietrich.
The song 🎵 & flower 🌸🌸🌸 metaphorically describes suffering of Serbian nation. They suffered 5 centuries under Turkish occupation and managed to survive and save their identity. In WW1 1/3 of the population and 60% of male population was murdered by Bulgarian, German and Austrian army...and they didn't announce a capitulation but the nation, led by the king went in an exile via hostile Albanian mountains. After all the suffering between 1914-1918, they returned back victorious and liberated all southern Slavic nations (Serbs, Croats, Slovenians, Macedonians) and created a South Slavic land (Yugoslavia). Another genocide happened during WW2, more than 1 million Serbian people were brutally murdered in genocide, especially in the Jasenovac concentration camp 😪😪😪 Ramonda flower 🌸🌸🌸 symbolically describes Serbian nation ... they love freedom and will resist any Hegemon 🕊✌️ 🕊
She sings about special flower wich is remand us about world war 1,this flower lives again when you spread one drop of water on it..After dark times,it will come a better days..Lila ramonda...
Ramonda" I don't have, I don't have, I don't have I have no peace, no sleep Don't let night come day Woe to him who is alone Everything is quiet like under water I'm screaming but it's not heard Behind the mountains, a white glow I don't see the end in sight This time is for the wounded And there is no one to guide me To the bright star Danica The world is burning, every flower Where did the Lila Ramondas go? Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda And there is no one to guide me Because the stars are all asleep Not even prayers help Where did the Lila Ramondas go? Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda It rises from the ashes One lilac ramonda Ramonda Nemam nemam nemam ja Nemam mira nemam sna Ne da noć da dođe dan Teško onom ko je sam K'o pod vodom tiho je sve Vrištim al' se ne čuje Iza gora beli sjaj Ja ne nazirem kraj Ovo put je za ranjene A nema ko da vodi me Do svetle zvezde Danice Gori svet, svaki cvet Gde su nestale lila ramonde Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda I nema ko da vodi me Jer zvezde sve su zaspale Ne pomažu ni molitve Gde su nestale lila ramonde Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Lila ramonda Diže se iz pepela Jedna lila ramonda
RAMONDA" "I don't have, I don't have, I don't have peace, I don't have sleep, let the night come, let the day come, it's hard for the one who is alone It's like under water, everything is silent, I'm screaming, but I can't hear the white glow behind the mountains, I can't see the end, this road is for the wounded And there is no one to guide me to the bright star Danica The world is burning, every flower where the lilac ramonde has disappeared
I imagine her , lost, alone, after a difficult battle ( during or after the war) searching for her loved ones ,,, lilac ramonda could be symbol for hope... ..a flower that only needs a drop of water to rise and bloom...she needs hope now, to be like a flower that will rise from the ashes... I think this could be an anti-war song ( the flower is considered a symbol of the struggle and victory of Serbia in the First World War, with the largest number of victims in relation to the number of inhabitants) I can hear the silent scream to find strength in her broken being and rise above herself..like lila Ramonda 🌷
For those who (perhaps) don't know, the ramonda is our endemic flower species (Ramonda Serbica) and a symbol of the suffering of the Serbs in World War I against Austria-Hungary, i.e. Armistice Day (November 11, 1918) and the final victory. Ramonda is a symbol of Serbia, victory, rebirth and eternity. It is also called the phoenix flower, because it is specific in that it can dry up, and only one drop of water is enough to revive it completely. It was discovered by Josif Pancic in 1874, on Mount Rtanj, near Sokobanja. The song of Teye Dora has strong symbolism, good music with traditional (Byzantine and Serbian) elements, arrangement and text, and in the text I especially like the (Serbian) motifs of the star Danica and Ramonda, as well as the beginning, whose rhythmicity and parallelism are very they remind us of our folk (oral) literature. Not to mention her voice. PS. Armistice Day is a non-working day in Serbia, and it is also celebrated in Great Britain, Belgium, New Zealand and France, while it is "Remembrance Day" in the countries of the British Commonwealth, and "Veterans Day" in the USA.
Here is the text in English, but I will give you also some insight, so that you can understand. The part of feeling and sensation will be lost In translation, but it should work "I don't have, I don't have, I don't have I have no peace, no sleep Night don't let the day to come It is difficult for the one who is alone Everything is quiet like under water I scream but it is not heard Behind the mountains, a white glow I don't see the end in sight This is the way for the wounded And there is no one to guide me Towards the light of Danica star (Northern star) Everything burns, everything burns; Every flower, every flower Where did the Lila Ramondas go? And there is no one to guide me Because the stars are all asleep Not even prayers help Where did the Lila Ramondas go? ...... It rises from the ashes One lilac ramonda" During WWI, the complete Serbian army was forced to retreat from Serbia, via Albania to Greece, in what was one of the most horrific withdraw in known history, where many died from hunger, illnes and attacks ftom the Albanian gangs. Later. From the coast of Albania, allied ships were transported them to Greece. Some ships were attacked by Germans and a lot of Serbian solders died under the watter. In the Greek island Corfu, Serbian army recovered, but still thousands of them died from exhaustion and illnes. When there were no more empty land to bury the dead on Corfu, they were buried in the sea, which is known in Greece and Serbia as the Blue tomb When recovered, Serbian army broke Thessaloniki front line, moving very fast thus leaving allied troops far, far behind while destroying Germans and liberating Serbia. In WWI, Serbia lost almost 1/3 of its population, and 60% of male population Ramonda Serbica and Natalia Ramonda are the flower of lilac (purple) color, that can dry out completely when conditions are bad, and it can resurrect again after a long time with just a few drops of a watter. It is also called the Phoenix flower So I hope that I can help you understand how heavy this song is, but still full of hope The terrible situation in which the Serbs were, but even though it seems that the lilac Ramonda have disappeared (for Serbs, that flower is a symbol of faith in liberation), still one rises from the ashes (faith in the beginning of liberation). On Serbia's liberation day, people are wearing the Ramonda symbol on their dresses. In the official music video for this song, at the very beginning there is a message in English: "The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness can never extinguish it" or in the translation "And the light shines in the darkness and the darkness did not overcome it" which is the text from the Gospel according to John 1:5. It further reinforces the message of the song and indicates the artist's attitude.
I have no, I have no, I have no I have no peace or sleep the night won't let the day come oh it's so hard for the alone ones Everything's quiet like under water I'm screaming but I can't be heard Behind the hills there's a white glow There's no glimpse of the end of this for me this is the road for the wounded ones And there's no one there to guide me to the bright star Danica* The world is on fire, every flower is on fire where have all the lilac Ramondas disappeared? Chorus: Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda And there's no one there to guide me because all the stars are asleep Prayers are not helping either where have all the lilac Ramondas disappeared? Chorus: Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda Lilac Ramonda One lilac Ramonda is rising from the ashes
Pesma nije o ratu. Lila Ramonda je cvet koji simboliše MIR. Zbog stradanja i smrti koju rat nosi Ramonda dolazi iz te smrti ozivljava i simboliše novi zivot koji se radja nakon smrti. Poznatija je i kao cvet Feniks i bukvalno je u stanju da se iz kompletno suvog i bezivotnog cveta ozivi nakon sto dodje u kontakt sa par kapi vode. Tako da Srbi su u ovim teskim vremenima dok imamo ratove i u Evropi i na Bliskom istoku pozivaju Lilom Ramondom na mir i regeneraciju to je poenta. Nadam se da si zaista razumeo. Svako dobro🪻
Ramonda je simbol stradanja Srba u WWI, ali pesma nije samo o tome. Vidi u kakvom svetu zivimo: tama je zavladala i zlo. Pesma je o nadi, o svetlu posle tame, o oporavku, o novom pocetku! Sa takvom povrsnoscu nije ni cudo zasto je svet u mraku!
Hey guys! Comment below your opinions 💭Where does this song seat on your list? For me it's TOP 3, not yet sure if it's my favourite.. are we going to BELGRADE 2025 ? 🤔
that island from the begining symbolizes Corfu! It has great meaning for our history! Greetings to our brother greek ❤
Bravo, nisi pogresio.. Pesama je fantastic
Belgrade, Serbia 2025g.
Greek brother, you are always welcome in Serbia 😊
Thank you!
@@AlexGiannousis❤❤❤from Serbia
Sending love to Greece from Serbia
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Πού να μάθεις κιόλας οτι αυτό το τραγούδι εμπεριέχει και την Ελλάδα έμμεσα.Εξου και η θάλασσα στην αρχή. Έχει να κάνει με την τραγωδία που βίωσε ο σερβικός στρατός κατά την διάρκεια του Α Παγκοσμίου πολέμου χάνοντας το 60% του ανδρικού πληθυσμού. Ο σερβικός στρατός υποχώρησε - ύστερα από την προδοσία της Βουλγαρίας - με τα πόδια, και περπάτησε εν μέσω χειμώνα στα βουνά της Αλβανίας για να φτάσει εν τέλει στην Κέρκυρα όπου ο ελληνικός λαός τον αγκάλιασε,τον τάισε και του έδωσε όλα τα δημόσια κτήρια ως κτήρια του κράτους της Σερβίας. Το δημαρχείο ήταν η Βουλή της, το σχολείο η εφημερίδα της κλπ. Αφού στάθηκε στα πόδια του ο στρατός πλάι πλάι ξεκινήσαμε από την Θεσσαλονίκη και διώξαμε τούς οχτρούς. Η λίλα ραμοντα που αναφέρεται στο τραγούδι είναι ένα λουλούδι που μεγαλώνει στην Σερβία,την Αλβανία και την Ήπειρο και ονομάζεται ramonda serbica, χρησιμοποιείται ως σύμβολο της τραγωδίας αυτής από το επίσημο κράτος σήμερα. Μέχρι σήμερα υπάρχουν χιλιάδες κόκκαλα Σερβων στρατιωτών στο νησί Βίδο απέναντι από την Κέρκυρα και αυτό είναι μια ιστορία που ξεκίνησε την αγάπη μεταξύ των Ελλήνων και των Σέρβων
Απο έναν Σέρβο που μένει στην Ελλάδα αδερφέ💜
❤ pesma je bas lepa.
Σε ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ φίλε μου για αυτό το κομεντ, ρεσπεκτ 🙌🏻
@@AlexGiannousis Να είσαι καλά αδερφέ . Χαρά μου
Svaka Vam čast lepo ste sve opisali.Veliki pozdrav iz Beograda .
@@drljacamilos773 Hvala vam. Pozdrav 😊
Voljela bi da pobjedi.cura je napravila remek djelo❤
Guys, this song is also about yall... The island in the music video symbolizes Corfu. Much love
😊this song is a masterpiece, executed perfectly ❤😊
it really is a great song!
Hvala 💜💫💜💫💜💫
Ramonda the Best ❤
the song has Greek connection so to say, more specifically Corfu
oh wow😦
@@AlexGiannousis During the First World War, the island of Corfu served as an island hospital and quarantine for sick Serbian soldiers following the epic retreat of the Serbian army and part of the civilian population through Montenegro and Albania in 1915 following the Austro-German-Bulgarian invasion of Serbia. Over 5,000 people were buried at sea near the island of Vido. We call it the Blue grave
Yes,it is story,real story 🙂.Song with many meanings,messages....In first seconds represents Greek islands Corfu,Vido,in whose waters lay Serbian soldiers from WWI,than struggle thru life,fighting against all problems,death.Wictory of life.If Ramonda,one gentle flower can to fight against death and darknes,so we people can,and must.
The song about the Serbia and Greece 💜🇷🇸❤🌸
Uterli ti Grci imaju drzavu zahvaljujuci nama.
RAMONDA SERBICA 💜💜💜
Lila Ramonda (Ramonda serbica) only grows in the Balkans and is known for its remarkable resilience. This plant has the unique ability to revive when watered, even from a fully dehydrated state. In our country it is considered a symbol for revival after 1/3 of the nation (60% of our male population) had died in WW1.
Similiar to Serbian ppl who managed to survive after being attacked by the most powerful force on the Globe that time. The character of which we all have to admire, honest, smart, brave ppl. Whish best to the Singer, imo she's the winner in Sweden
@@dexdressler82 Thank you! ❤️
And the reasons for the limited - only the military and Milosevic’s media bastions - NATO attack are (among others): the genocide of Muslim boys and men in Srebrenica, mass killings of Croats in Vukovar and Albanians in Kosovo. Then, what happened in the WW1? The assassination of the Austrian Crown Prince on the order of Russians secret service who had fierce dispute with Austrians over the passage through Bosphore…. All these lives were lost due to nauseating and sick politics in Belgrade. And it’s really sad that nobody is thinks of making a song about the PM Zoran Djindjic who was killed by the same people who rule Serbia today. Why not him being the inspiration for the Ramonda flower? Why not speak of Serbian people suffering and repression today? We are watching hundreds of thousands people on the streets of Belgrade. They are trying to say something, right?!
@@SculptExpress-gv8jpKakve nebuloze pišeš.
This song takes me to another world 💜
Thanks for a great reaction💗🇷🇸Teya Dora💗🇷🇸a magical ballad about the phoenix flower, a symbol of peace💗🇷🇸Ramonda serbica
Ramonda is story obaut flower like phoenix and Serbian people from hystory and WW1 !!!🌸
Just go to google and type simbolic of flower Ramonda with Serbia and you will know ❤
Ramonda 💪💪💪💪
Thank youuu! Love from Serbia! 💜
A brutally good song, and her voice is abnormally good!
BEAUTIFUL, dont have enough words!
Thank you 💜🌸🙏
Love Ramonda srbica❤🎉😊
My favourite ❤
Ti si tako plemenit i dobronameran momak! ❤
A drop of water for a (lila - purple) ramonda flower is the hope necessary for this world which is currently in total disarray. This song is in support of all those who have lost hope. I shivered and cried when I listened to it for the first time. Gorgeous in so many ways. Thank you for commenting on my favorite song.
1. Ramonda is a very rare purple flower that grows on Mount Rtanj in Serbia and is known as the “Phoenix flower”. It can survive in harsh environments and can “revive” itself after dehydrating with only a drop of water. It was used as a symbol of the Serbian people in WW1 during which Serbia lost 1/4 of its population.
2. There are several lines in the lyrics that reference the famous exodus of the Serbian people (along with The king and army) who travelled by foot over Montenegrin and Albanian mountains to Greece in harsh winter of 1915. Around 240.000 people died on the journey and were buried at sea in a Greek Island in what is known as “The Blue Tomb”. The line “there, under the water, everything is dead silent” is a reference to that. Furthermore, another line states “there’s nobody left to guide me towards the morning star” again symbolizing the life in them fading as well as the fading hope of the Serbian people and utter desperation that we would perish in the war. Then you have “The world burns, every flower dies, where have the purple Ramondas vanished” = where have all the Serbs gone? The song ends with “A single purple Ramonda rises from the ashes” symbolizing hope and just like the Ramonda flower resurrects, so do the Serbian people.
Thank youuuuu....
From Belgrade,Serbia!!!!
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Teya Dora and her song are going to win! Mark my words! 🌸💜
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Winner ❤
My favourite Ramonda, lila Ramonda !
Ramonda is my favorite in the top 3 ❤️Greetings from Serbia❤️❤️❤️
THIS SONG IS A WAY MORE THEN JUST A NICE EUROVISION SONG. THIS IS A MASTERPIECE !!! 💜💜💜💜💜
This song has multiple deep meanings… It’s about endurance of Ramonda Serbica flower, which represents strength of Serbian people in WWI and symbol of peace.
But it’s also about hope, peace and endurance for the whole humanity. Especially in todays world, we always need that seed of hope!
And equally important, it has incredibly deep meaning for artist personally, and it represents her finding strength, love, guidance and path…
Just like Ramonda Serbica always finds a way to bloom💜✨
OK....As a parisian ,we have Olympics next July.Serbia should have Eurovision 2025.Excellent song n'd artist..🇫🇷💕🇷🇸
Mersi ❤ 🇷🇸
You are so sweet!!!!
Thank you my brother!!!!
We love your nation!!!!
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Thank you so much! Love from🇷🇸
She is amazing, she has winning vibe💜💖💥💫🌸🌸🌸
I love the stage ,her voice ...everthing!love from Greece
The flower ramonda symbolizes Serbia's resilience during World War I, a tribute to the nation's highest per capita casualty rate. To honor Serbian soldiers and the country's post-war resurgence, people wear artificial Natalie's Ramonda as a symbol of remembrance.
Who? Sorry, but if you watch Serbian reactions, nobody heard of that flower in the streets of Belgrade. Even the singer said that she learned about it from her mom’s friend in Paris!
@@SculptExpress-gv8jpmany people can't find their country on the world map, but that doesn't mean it's not on the map. You don't always determine the truth based on random passers-by, do you? If the singer has now learned what the flower symbolizes, it is another confirmation that the symbolism is correct, not wrong. I personally know the symbolism of the Ramonda flower and I walk the streets of Belgrade every day...
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Pobedi ❤❤❤
Thank you so much.
The island or stone on which it sits represents Corfu. The song has meaning for your country, beautiful Greece.
Ramonda is a peace song. As I see it, Teya is actually singing a new version of "Where have all the flowers gone" and if you know that song, you will understand that Ramonda is an anti-war song. Ramonda is the flower which symbolises the end of WW1, and Teya is saying "Where have all Ramondas gone" as once did Marlene Dietrich.
TEYA ♥♥
The song 🎵 & flower 🌸🌸🌸 metaphorically describes suffering of Serbian nation.
They suffered 5 centuries under Turkish occupation and managed to survive and save their identity.
In WW1 1/3 of the population and 60% of male population was murdered by Bulgarian, German and Austrian army...and they didn't announce a capitulation but the nation, led by the king went in an exile via hostile Albanian mountains. After all the suffering between 1914-1918, they returned back victorious and liberated all southern Slavic nations (Serbs, Croats, Slovenians, Macedonians) and created a South Slavic land (Yugoslavia).
Another genocide happened during WW2, more than 1 million Serbian people were brutally murdered in genocide, especially in the Jasenovac concentration camp 😪😪😪
Ramonda flower 🌸🌸🌸 symbolically describes Serbian nation ... they love freedom and will resist any Hegemon
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We love you sweet Greek nice guy! Come to Serbia!
The best from DZANUM , Teya Dora frst song !!!
u should react to her music video for ramonda, masterpiece 😍
She sings about special flower wich is remand us about world war 1,this flower lives again when you spread one drop of water on it..After dark times,it will come a better days..Lila ramonda...
Hvala vam❤
Ramonda"
I don't have, I don't have, I don't have
I have no peace, no sleep
Don't let night come day
Woe to him who is alone
Everything is quiet like under water
I'm screaming but it's not heard
Behind the mountains, a white glow
I don't see the end in sight
This time is for the wounded
And there is no one to guide me
To the bright star Danica
The world is burning, every flower
Where did the Lila Ramondas go?
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
And there is no one to guide me
Because the stars are all asleep
Not even prayers help
Where did the Lila Ramondas go?
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
It rises from the ashes
One lilac ramonda Ramonda
Nemam nemam nemam ja
Nemam mira nemam sna
Ne da noć da dođe dan
Teško onom ko je sam
K'o pod vodom tiho je sve
Vrištim al' se ne čuje
Iza gora beli sjaj
Ja ne nazirem kraj
Ovo put je za ranjene
A nema ko da vodi me
Do svetle zvezde Danice
Gori svet, svaki cvet
Gde su nestale lila ramonde
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
I nema ko da vodi me
Jer zvezde sve su zaspale
Ne pomažu ni molitve
Gde su nestale lila ramonde
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Lila ramonda
Diže se iz pepela
Jedna lila ramonda
Ramonda is a rare pink flower that grows in a certain region in Serbia and some other regions in the Balkans. It is a symbol of resilience.
Hvala Aleks na divnim komentarima, pesma je prelepa, ima težinu, poučna je.... Veliki pozdrav od Gage 🇷🇸🌸🏆
I needed to hear this song today 😍😍😍😍
Serbia 2025🎉❤
Thank you filaraki!!! 💜💜💜
❤❤❤❤❤ love for all
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Great video.. regards from Serbia
did you hear Dzanum song form Teya Dora its the best
Serbia ❤ Greece
We all react like you 😂
RAMONDA"
"I don't have, I don't have, I don't have peace, I don't have sleep, let the night come, let the day come, it's hard for the one who is alone
It's like under water, everything is silent, I'm screaming, but I can't hear the white glow behind the mountains, I can't see the end, this road is for the wounded
And there is no one to guide me to the bright star Danica
The world is burning, every flower where the lilac ramonde has disappeared
Like the song !
With each new hearing you will love it even more.
Good song
Thank you ❤❤❤
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Alex , welcome to Serbia! We love you! ❤❤❤❤
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I imagine her , lost, alone, after a difficult battle ( during or after the war) searching for her loved ones ,,, lilac ramonda could be symbol for hope... ..a flower that only needs a drop of water to rise and bloom...she needs hope now, to be like a flower that will rise from the ashes... I think this could be an anti-war song ( the flower is considered a symbol of the struggle and victory of Serbia in the First World War, with the largest number of victims in relation to the number of inhabitants)
I can hear the silent scream to find strength in her broken being and rise above herself..like lila Ramonda
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For those who (perhaps) don't know, the ramonda is our endemic flower species (Ramonda Serbica) and a symbol of the suffering of the Serbs in World War I against Austria-Hungary, i.e. Armistice Day (November 11, 1918) and the final victory. Ramonda is a symbol of Serbia, victory, rebirth and eternity. It is also called the phoenix flower, because it is specific in that it can dry up, and only one drop of water is enough to revive it completely. It was discovered by Josif Pancic in 1874, on Mount Rtanj, near Sokobanja. The song of Teye Dora has strong symbolism, good music with traditional (Byzantine and Serbian) elements, arrangement and text, and in the text I especially like the (Serbian) motifs of the star Danica and Ramonda, as well as the beginning, whose rhythmicity and parallelism are very they remind us of our folk (oral) literature. Not to mention her voice. PS. Armistice Day is a non-working day in Serbia, and it is also celebrated in Great Britain, Belgium, New Zealand and France, while it is "Remembrance Day" in the countries of the British Commonwealth, and "Veterans Day" in the USA.
Svetska pesma!Mnogi se jeze prilikom slusanja!❤
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Greetings from Serbia, I love this song ❤❤❤
I mene je podsetila Loreen na Teya Doru 😊❤
Greeks we adore you!
❤❤❤RAMONDA❤❤❤
Here is the text in English, but I will give you also some insight, so that you can understand. The part of feeling and sensation will be lost In translation, but it should work
"I don't have, I don't have, I don't have
I have no peace, no sleep
Night don't let the day to come
It is difficult for the one who is alone
Everything is quiet like under water
I scream but it is not heard
Behind the mountains, a white glow
I don't see the end in sight
This is the way for the wounded
And there is no one to guide me
Towards the light of Danica star (Northern star)
Everything burns, everything burns;
Every flower, every flower
Where did the Lila Ramondas go?
And there is no one to guide me
Because the stars are all asleep
Not even prayers help
Where did the Lila Ramondas go?
......
It rises from the ashes
One lilac ramonda"
During WWI, the complete Serbian army was forced to retreat from Serbia, via Albania to Greece, in what was one of the most horrific withdraw in known history, where many died from hunger, illnes and attacks ftom the Albanian gangs. Later. From the coast of Albania, allied ships were transported them to Greece. Some ships were attacked by Germans and a lot of Serbian solders died under the watter.
In the Greek island Corfu, Serbian army recovered, but still thousands of them died from exhaustion and illnes. When there were no more empty land to bury the dead on Corfu, they were buried in the sea, which is known in Greece and Serbia as the Blue tomb
When recovered, Serbian army broke Thessaloniki front line, moving very fast thus leaving allied troops far, far behind while destroying Germans and liberating Serbia.
In WWI, Serbia lost almost 1/3 of its population, and 60% of male population
Ramonda Serbica and Natalia Ramonda are the flower of lilac (purple) color, that can dry out completely when conditions are bad, and it can resurrect again after a long time with just a few drops of a watter. It is also called the Phoenix flower
So I hope that I can help you understand how heavy this song is, but still full of hope
The terrible situation in which the Serbs were, but even though it seems that the lilac Ramonda have disappeared (for Serbs, that flower is a symbol of faith in liberation), still one rises from the ashes (faith in the beginning of liberation).
On Serbia's liberation day, people are wearing the Ramonda symbol on their dresses.
In the official music video for this song, at the very beginning there is a message in English: "The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness can never extinguish it" or in the translation "And the light shines in the darkness and the darkness did not overcome it" which is the text from the Gospel according to John 1:5. It further reinforces the message of the song and indicates the artist's attitude.
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I have no, I have no, I have no
I have no peace or sleep
the night won't let the day come
oh it's so hard for the alone ones
Everything's quiet like under water
I'm screaming but I can't be heard
Behind the hills there's a white glow
There's no glimpse of the end of this for me
this is the road for the wounded ones
And there's no one there to guide me
to the bright star Danica*
The world is on fire, every flower is on fire
where have all the lilac Ramondas disappeared?
Chorus:
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
And there's no one there to guide me
because all the stars are asleep
Prayers are not helping either
where have all the lilac Ramondas disappeared?
Chorus:
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
Lilac Ramonda
One lilac Ramonda
is rising from the ashes
Ko o cemu Srbi o ratovima , zato i jest tako ko sto jeste
Pesma nije o ratu. Lila Ramonda je cvet koji simboliše MIR. Zbog stradanja i smrti koju rat nosi Ramonda dolazi iz te smrti ozivljava i simboliše novi zivot koji se radja nakon smrti. Poznatija je i kao cvet Feniks i bukvalno je u stanju da se iz kompletno suvog i bezivotnog cveta ozivi nakon sto dodje u kontakt sa par kapi vode. Tako da Srbi su u ovim teskim vremenima dok imamo ratove i u Evropi i na Bliskom istoku pozivaju Lilom Ramondom na mir i regeneraciju to je poenta. Nadam se da si zaista razumeo. Svako dobro🪻
A let tri je pevao o...receptu za zimnicu?
Ramonda je simbol stradanja Srba u WWI, ali pesma nije samo o tome. Vidi u kakvom svetu zivimo: tama je zavladala i zlo. Pesma je o nadi, o svetlu posle tame, o oporavku, o novom pocetku! Sa takvom povrsnoscu nije ni cudo zasto je svet u mraku!
bosanac brate, ne konta on nista van cevapa@@RebelBran
Stidi se. Pesma je protivratna i peva o stradanju predaka, jedne trecine celog naroda.
Nothing special and boooooring, just listen real Serbian winner ''Breskvica - Gnezdo orlovo.''
No thank you 😂
Gnezdo Orlovo should have won
Why?
Hmmmm, noooooo
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Ramonda is a rare pink flower that grows in a certain region in Serbia and some other regions in the Balkans. It is a symbol of resilience.
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