when i'm listening too i feel paganism in my veins

Little Maiden is a more accurate translation. She is praying to god and asking to find a kind and good lad/boy. A big part of Bulgarian folklore sounds sad and as you said painful. We were under Ottoman slavery for 5 centuries and we were liberated 130 years ago. Many songs and literary pieces are on this topic. As you know, in difficult times, people keep themselves together and keep their hope for freedom through songs and religion. For this reason, you will find many of our songs sad and heartbreaking. But on the other hand, there are a lot of upbeat and happy songs and dances, it's not only sad. This song particularly, is not folklore, it is composed by her, Neli Andreeva, but represents the old folk songs.

@@Mimi-borahae Sounds like a pagan culture

The same place! Hummingbird (2013). It is listed on the Wikipedia page as of 02.12.24 and I thought may as well as I heard it in the trailer (I have seen parts of the film on television before.).

That movie with the song in it- nobody who performed, directed or recorded it got any credits from the use of the song in the movie. You can also hear our national music at the end of 300 (movie from 2006), The brothers Grimm (2005) and a few other big productions that gave 0 credits for the songs they used.

@@Marsase It probably was a credit at the end?

@johnnotrealname8168 0 and 0 payment for the use

Stop involving "god" in this. Or anything else. Dweeb.

Амин!

My grenparents were born in Romania and i think they calld that music "Doina"

Nobody truly knowns why is the Danube referred always as "white". There are three pretty serious contenders for why it appeared as such and it's mostly related to the following things : 1. The geographical directions- north, south etc (not necessarily the cardinal ones but as reference to something else, if that makes sense) 2. As one of the joining points of rivers- you'll have white and black rivers (right and left tributary) 3. Association of white with big, sacred and beautiful Given that nobody truly knows as this is way too old, you can choose and pick. My personal opinion is that it's a mixture of multiple of the given explanations 😉.

Не сме Славяни,а БЪЛГАРИ!🇧🇬☦️

@@Moon-nw3th кой те излъг*а бе к*ретен.Езика ни и културата ни е славянска,ние сме център на славянската цивилизация.Кирилицата е измислена във град ПРЕСЛАВ.Това което казваш е толкова глупаво,колкото и някой от РСМ е античен славянин.Дори Соломон Паси и Петър Стоянов който се бореха за еманципиране от славянството ,признаха че това е невъзможно.Ако продължавате така ще бъдете отритнати от обществото.

всички хора са красиви по своему :)

So weird, I thought the native culture of this land was full of songs and voices... Are they all dead already?

@@islandnowhere4703the native songs in Canada sounds like barking wolves

You have a lot of Scottish, Welsh and English heritage which is rich in folklore. I'm saying this as a Serb. Someone with a UK, Canadian or US background will know more. The problem with Canada and I guess US is that economic climate in which many people live today means that communities have less importance to the existence of individuals, which means that a lot of traditions like songs have been lost because there has to be a community effort in maintaining traditions. Even though modern recording has enabled many traditions to survive beyond the life of said communities, songs and traditions need living communities.

Българите създадоха ,,,словенството,, Славяни няма! Сливен /Совен означава човек ,който Слави,Бог,Родина и братя! Руснаците не са ми братя ! Отдавна скъсаха те с православието! Питай Кадиров! Нашественици мръсни ,смеете да се наричате ,,,словени! Проклети да бъдете ! Баба Ванга ги е казала тия думи До това се докарахте да ви мрази цял свят пък вие си живейте във вашия коптор Мордор! И не нищо хубаво не ви желая убийци на жени и деца ! Умрете!

@@radoslavpetkovТи си луд! Изливай си омразата някъде другаде 🤦🏼‍♀️

Прекрасно е да си славянин,но е страхотно да си БЪЛГАРИН.

Тhe people of Bulgaria

The words were written by Neli Andreeva and the music was written by Neli Andreeva and Georgi Genov.

As a bulgarian, this is spot on. Malka moma, means Small/little/young/ maiden.

What is her post about?

she posted this video saying that she loves Bulgarian culture and this song had inspired her @@filipfilipov4549