I have seen many videos with reactions to this song. The reactions show that we are not alone. Everyone reacts with empathy and understanding. If the world needed an anthem, this would be it. Peace, love and big hugs around the world.
@uryichekushkin8917Күн бұрын
мы все люди я вас люблю!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@joergen11111Күн бұрын
Reinhard Mey make songs since the 60 s and peace is one of his big themes in several songs......he is a real genius poet with German language
@robertmoritz7954Күн бұрын
Danke und Bussi! LG
@Gnin1000Күн бұрын
Hello! Everyone who sees this “new edition” of the song must keep in mind that the song was originally written at a time when Germany and its army and their missions were changing. Until then, the army's task was only to defend Germany. Suddenly, foreign missions were to take place, first humanitarian services, later combat missions. But Germany was still guilty of having provoked the Second World War and sworn never again to send German troops to another country, even 40 - 45 years after its end, when this song was written. Germany never wanted to cross German borders with its army again, but was forced and coerced to do so by its allies during the first and second Iraq wars. Another song by Reinhard Mey (“Sei wachsam”) states: “Never again shall violence emanate from this land! We must show our colors, must not stand aside! Purely humanitarian, of course, and without shedding any blood! Combat missions can no longer be completely ruled out! They're dragging us in further and further, bit by bit. And since 05:00 this morning, we've been shooting back again!” (Reference: The message on the radio 1939: “We've been shooting back since 05:45 this morning!” was the beginning of the Second World War with the invasion/Blitzkrieg on Poland by the Wehrmacht, although the Polish armed forces had never fired a shot before) Or take this line from Reinhard Mey, who grew up in Berlin during the war, from his song “Die Waffen nieder”! “Born in a city, ravaged and destroyed by war, I've heard “never again war!” for as long as I can remember. I've learned my lesson so well, I've seen war from so near The war that even the child understood what was happening. Some fears, I know, I will never lose And never erase images from my mind. And war is a crime, no war is ever just And you who sugarcoat it and break your vows, I can hear you pious prayers beating the drum, To lead other people's children into your battles. Remember, you never wanted war again, never again - Lay down your arms!”
@omanipadmeum7319Күн бұрын
A tribute to his hometown Bochum. Bochum is located in an industrial area that made a decisive contribution to the “German economic miracle” after the war through its coal mining and steel production. - kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKGqeneFd7-kna8 (english subs) The song is also always played when Bochum's soccer team takes to the pitch. Pure goosebump moments.
@monicaeru-ludwig5703Күн бұрын
Wow. Such a song lyric.
@felixropke9777Күн бұрын
Reinhard Mey is one of the best singer and songwriter in german language, a real bard. A poet and a language artist. Born in 1942 and since the late 1960's he's on tour with his music untill today. His lyrics are poetical, very serious, critical or romantic and sometimes funny and humorous. He's also well known in France as Federick Mey, because francophones have an issue with his firstname Reinhard., they can't speak it that well. 😉
@marlin17082 күн бұрын
Thumbs up for spreading this song out into the world with your reaction. Thanks
@dorotabestkowska89722 күн бұрын
IT was COVID!!!!
@tommys.71082 күн бұрын
the song,sei wachsam,is much better from him!!!
@omanipadmeum73192 күн бұрын
Please have a look at another song from Reinhardt Mey. The song was writen in 1996 an is still frightenly relevant today - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXjNoa1nm8p1qbc (english subs)
@user-sz7ur8xq5f2 күн бұрын
It is about us humans understanding that wars are never fought for the ordinary people, but in the interests of a few. No matter what we are told.
@barbelschneider5002 күн бұрын
Reinhard Mey is the old men (over 80) with glasses at the end. In this forest many soldiers died in the war. Like you too.
@Metal190632 күн бұрын
thx that say is a cover song...a good cover...
@Metal190632 күн бұрын
thx for watching greetings from germany...i wish your the best...
@veereacts18042 күн бұрын
So nice of you
@germankitty3 күн бұрын
Back in the 1980s, when Reinhard Mey first wrote that song, Germany still had the draft -- compulsory military service for all young men over 18. The only way to avoid this (unless you weren't fit to serve) was to declare yourself a conscientious objector and sign up for the same amount of time (18 months back then) to do "substitute service" -- being a nurse's helper, a delivery person for Meals on Wheels, work in a children's home or look after senior citizens. Another alternative to National Service was to sign up with the Red Cross or Disaster Relief, for several years. Actually, many social services and charities are quite dependent on these "substitute servicemen" nowadays, and the process of objecting to military service has become much easier, but the song is still quite relevant 40 years later.
@achmetlachdoch9203 күн бұрын
Thanks forr reacting. Much love to you. I enjoyed the video
@veereacts18042 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed
@user-in6bf1gq8p3 күн бұрын
Please, if you are interested in the topic of the song (you actually activatet the translater) ..READ that text and dont close your eyes half of the song. Many songs are pure poetry and should be understanded.
@lordradam54093 күн бұрын
There is another great song from Reinhard, it´s called "Sei wachsam" (Be awake / be alerted)
@lordradam54093 күн бұрын
The forest was the scene of a battle between Germany and the USSR in World War II. Many of the fallen soldiers still lie there. The older gentleman at the end of the song is Reinhard Mey himself, he wrote the song in the mid-80s when the Cold War threatened to get really hot again. Greetings from Germany!
@Ayotelic4 күн бұрын
Thank you for beautifull reaction, you're cute <3
@veereacts18044 күн бұрын
😊 thank you
@thomaskoppensteiner84464 күн бұрын
God bless you!
@veereacts18044 күн бұрын
Bless you too.
@maciejzniebuszewa80775 күн бұрын
It was transmision live. Everybodies was conected in the same time. In 2019, you know. Check text ❤
@stig19765 күн бұрын
Stand up for Peace Say No to War The Elite should go them self and fight for there Geo politics Games. Most wars startet with lies and they benefit only the Elite. Say NO..... Be Human. Don't let them fool you. Peace to mankind ❤ Sorry for my bad english it is not my nativ tongue. I hope you still understand what i try to say. Greetings from Germany.
@veereacts18044 күн бұрын
Yeah I understood you very well. Thank you for watching
The song "Co mi Panie dasz" was written in 1982 by Beata Kozidrak, the vocalist of the Bajm band. During the COVID-19 epidemic, composer Adam Sztaba prepared a new arrangement of the song. 732 musicians participated in the online recording. Flety / Flutes: 47 Oboje / Oboes: 9 Klarnety / Clarinets: 25 Saksofony altowe / Alto Saxophones: 32 Saksofony tenorowe / Tenor Saxophones: 13 Saksofony barytonowe / Baritone Saxophones: 3 Fagoty / Bassoons: 5 Waltornie / French Horns: 16 Trąbki / Trumpets: 43 Puzony / Trombones: 31 Puzony basowe / Bass Trombones: 5 Tuby / Tubas: 2 Kotły orkiestrowe / Timpani: 1 Marimby / Marimbas: 16 Akordeony / Accordions: 3 Gitary elektryczne / Electric Guitars: 47 Fortepiany / Pianos: 33 Instrumenty klawiszowe / Keyboards: 24 Gitary basowe / Bass Guitars: 61 Perkusje / Drums: 57 Instrumenty perkusyjne / Percussions: 8 Cajon: 1 Skrzypce / Violins: 129 Altówki / Violas: 54 Wiolonczele / Cellos: 48 Kontrabasy / Double Basses: 19 The youngest was 8 years old, the oldest was 75. Private individuals recorded videos playing various instruments, and then they sent them to Adam, and his team edited the video clip. Professional vocalists who took part in the recording: Cleo, Dorota Miśkiewicz, Piotr Cugowski, Kasia Moś, Igor Herbut, Andrzej Piaseczny, Olga Szomańska, Natalia Kukulska, Ewa Farna, Kuba Badach, Kasia Wilk, Natalia Nykiel, Ania Karwan, Sebastian Karpiel, Patrycja Markowska, Damian Ukeje. It was the time of Covid, everyone was sitting at home and looking for some contact with other people and came up with various ideas via the Internet. The text is about the uncertainty of existence - "What will you give us, Lord, for this uncertain time..." 732 musicians and 16 singers took part in this project. They did it for 6 days. Everyone recorded their fragment in their own home . And Adam Sztaba he folded it. ***** *** There are English subtitles. It will be easier to understand what the song is about.
@user-uy1mz2hw9x13 күн бұрын
He was joking when he said that.
@veereacts18044 күн бұрын
Okay, TY for watching
@MarikaStål-q7g13 күн бұрын
It is August 28 and it is 8.30 pm. The sun is still up. The sun is setting earlier and earlier and it is now dark at night. Leaves on the trees are starting to turn yellow and orange and the beauty of fall is showing.. The temperature is dropping and the air is crispier than in the summer. Migrating birds can be seen getting ready to make their long flight to warmer places.. Soon winter is here with darkness and snow. I love living here, får up north ❤❤
@veereacts180413 күн бұрын
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@gerhardhansmeier194314 күн бұрын
This Song is from 1983 and a Tribute to his hometown Bochum. The City belongs to Germanys industrial heart the Ruhr area, historical a Hotspot of coalmining and steel producing. Npt a cute place at all, full of grey buildings and dirt. A workers town, but his home for years - and he loves it. The concert happened in Bochums neighbourtown at Gelsenkirchen's Football Stadium. Perhaps 65 to 70.000 people joined it.
@sergeeba355716 күн бұрын
La meilleure chanteuse au monde. Chez les homes Come chez les femmes elle demeure la meilleure
@veereacts180416 күн бұрын
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@siofna970916 күн бұрын
This song is one example how emotions can be shared with music. Greetings from Germany
@lidiapoczyczynska662317 күн бұрын
Pozdrawiam z Polski 🌹❤️🇵🇱😁
@mariuszrutkowski98317 күн бұрын
super
@veereacts180417 күн бұрын
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@marcuspfister204718 күн бұрын
Like your reaction to it. Same feelings I have listening to that poetic song.
@tinisunblue18 күн бұрын
He is by far the most successful musician in Germany. The album for this tour (“Mensch”) already had platinum status before it was even released (only because of the pre-orders). This concert was everything: unbelievable sadness, insane love from the fans (during the song that came after “Der Weg”, they did a 15-minute La Ola wave through the stadium) and lots of fun from all sides (for a large part of the concert, he was once again the likeable, silly, creative (and occasionally cheeky) musician that everyone there, including his band colleagues, loves so much). The concert was a huge party. For a large part of the time.
@TheKejtu19 күн бұрын
Hey girl, very happy for you to hear this for the firs time! Check out Justyna Steczkowska - Sanktuarium Live Klub Stodoła, you will be blown away! Kisses from Poland ✨☁️💖
He lost his brother and(!) his wife in just one week. His brother died from leukemia and his wife Anna died from breast cancer. He wrote this song for Anna, the love of his life. After these tragic losses he stepped away from music, because he had to take care fulltime of his little children. This tour was the first tour after his forced break from being a full time musician. You can tell that this tour was a healing process for him. Look at his face, he's still in pain. He's such a beloved artist here in Germany. We adore him for his talent, his lyrics writing skills, his musicality. He writes the most beautiful lyrics, they are so poetic... he's a great classical piano player and he used to be an actor, too. His talent is impressive!
@sara.aesthetics19 күн бұрын
Hello Vee, my name is Sara. I am from India and have been a subscriber on your KZbin channel for over a year. I really enjoy watching your reactions and I would love for you to react to Pawandeep Rajan (whose performance you have already reacted to once, he was the winner of Indian Idol Season 12) and Arunita Kanjilal (she came second in the very season). They are a wonderful singing couple and their voices are magic when heard together. I am sending you two links which I really really hope that you'll consider giving your reaction to. This first one is one of their most Iconic performances on Indian Idol kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIDEiHSOi5iXoLssi=2_RD54eaJZkLL9kw And the following is a cute little 3 minute Fan edit compilation of the duo kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3i0gWRrg7d5g9Usi=VMQViqxDwAWxldWy It would mean the world to me if you react to them. Lots of love ❤💕
@veereacts180419 күн бұрын
I will react to the first one soon. Stay tuned for the video and thank you so much for the support. ❤️
@gian813422 күн бұрын
This is a song that should have never ended. Great reaction.❤
@allenhall849322 күн бұрын
John left Annie and forund another love- he wrote this song for her- "for You"
@albertscanlon200523 күн бұрын
Elvis regarded Roy Orbison as having the best voice in the world. John Lennon had huge respect for him as well. Roy sandgfor the broken hearted , for the guy who never got the girl although in "Pretty Woman" he did. With his desolate Texan drawl, Roy's voice almost sounded at times like it was crying. He was a humble, polite, very kind man. Abeautiful soulful voice
@IA_Information_Paris23 күн бұрын
ORIGINAL SONG is French. It's a romance, name "PLAISIR D'AMOUR". Music composed in 1784 by Jean-Paul-Egide Martini. Here, this is Tommee PROFITT's version.