FIRST TIME HEARING | Polish Patriotic Song - Rota

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[@helenaklimczuk6741]

W tej pieśni zawarta jest część historii Polski.

[@Skarpeta123]

to prawda

[@Dany-vr1bh]

Bolesna historia

[@Polskie.imperium.czlgow]

Ale serce się raduje jak obcokrajowcy mówią dobrze o Polsce ❤ 🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@KatarzynaAugusin]

The song is from 1907 when Poland was under German, Russian and Austrian rule. Almost won to be an anthem but it's not.

[@LongandWeirdName]

Yeah. The poem that serves as the lyrics was written by a lesbian. Maria Konopnicka spent her last 20+ years with Maria Dulębianka(short hair having, frock coat wearing, horseback riding, avid hunter... typical butch). Not all of the Catholic, holier-than-thou, anti-lgbt, backwards men in power back then, or even now, would accept such an "indecent/sinful" source for a national anthem. If you ask me, it's better than the Dąbrowski Mazurka, but it's too focused on alienating us from our neighbors, driving the conflict further. And focuses on our neighbors to the west, without as much as mentioning our massive enemy to the east.

[@zgrani5964]

It is form 1800...

[@elzbietadrazek7758]

@@zgrani5964 it's from 1907, publicly performed for the first time on 15 July 1910 in Kraków - on the 500th anniversary of the battle of Grunwald.

[@MQ-lt7fd]

Kocham Polskę. Thank You for Your video.

[@slawekwojtowicz]

Tadeusz Kosciuszko, a Polish military engineer who played a significant role in the American Revolutionary War, held progressive views for his time regarding black slaves. He believed in the abolition of slavery and saw it as a moral and human rights issue. Deeply affected by the plight of African slaves, he made a poignant effort to address this injustice through his will. Kosciuszko was a close friend of Thomas Jefferson, whom he admired for his Enlightenment ideals. However, he was concerned about the contradiction between Jefferson’s proclaimed ideals of liberty and his ownership of slaves. In an attempt to reconcile these contradictions and promote the cause of abolition, Kosciuszko wrote a will in 1798 where he left his American estate to Jefferson. The specific instruction was to use the funds to purchase and free slaves, including providing them with education and land to support their independence. This bequest illustrates Kosciuszko’s commitment to not just fighting for freedom in a general sense, but ensuring it reached those who were denied it most starkly. Unfortunately, Jefferson never executed the terms of Kosciuszko’s will, and the intended funds were never used to free and establish the slaves in a self-sufficient life. This episode reflects the complexities and limitations of advocacy for abolition during that period, as well as the personal contradictions of figures like Jefferson. Kosciuszko’s legacy, therefore, remains as a poignant reminder of the early efforts to challenge the institution of slavery in the nascent United States.

[@jakubpawlowski396]

200+ years after that, american teens topple his statue, "because he was a racist" xD

[@user-gz3fd2mn8i]

Dziś jest blisko wojny - mój Honor Polaka i wyrywające się Polskie serce nakazuje walczyć o Polskę nawet za cenę własnego życia - czekam na wroga

[@novy1198]

gdzie ty wojne masz dziadek, już paranoja cie dosięgła

[@user-gz3fd2mn8i]

@@novy1198 nie widzisz co się dzieje? myślisz, że na granicy to zabawa?????

[@novy1198]

@@user-gz3fd2mn8i Zależy o czym mówisz, o ukraińcach? białorusinach? a może arabach z zachodu. Jedyne czego można by się obawiać to rosji ale nie ma mowy żeby zaatakowali Polske bo to sie w żadnym stopniu nie opłaca, nawet taki schorowany Putin pewnie to wie. Żyj szczęśliwie i nie myśl o tych wszystkich głupotach które ci telewizja do głowy wciska

[@Xoruam]

Polski tak naprawdę to nie ma. Istnieje tylko kolonia Europejska pod nadzorem Berlina, której gubernatorzy dostają rozkazy z zagranicy. Twoja "walka", jeśli do niej dojdzie, nie będzie za Polskę - a jedynie za Amerykański cynk i nikiel. Po to, żeby amerykańskie korporacje mogły zagarnąć tereny Ukrainy, wydoić ją do zera, i wypchać własne kieszenie dolarami. Jeśli chcesz szukać wrogów Polski, to musisz szukać wewnątrz, a nie na zewnątrz.

[@PGanderV]

Wojna już dawno się zaczęła, tylko przebiega troszkę inaczej.

[@Nat_BLSK]

The Teutonic Order slowly manipulated it's way into Poland in the 13th century. In 1410 the was a huge battle won by Poland. It wasn't until 1525 when a peace treaty was formed and the Prussian ruler of the TO had to pay homage to the Polish king. That's why the lyrics are so harsh against Germans. Our country has been at war with Germans on and off for hundreds of years due to tem trying to invade us. At some point Poland has been partitioned even and we regained our independence in 1918 after 123 years of our land being divided between 3 other countries.

[@niewyspany2234]

thank you for uploading this video!! you should react to more Polish patriotic songs, believe me it's worth it!

[@wojtekcebrat9402]

Never in the realm of human conflict has so much been owed by so many to so few

[@samoht.p]

In fact, it is a poem by Maria Konopnicka, a famous Polish writer. It was written in 1907/1908. Note the year the poem was written. It was a time when Poland was erased from the world map. The mentioned Germany was one of the aggressors. Poland then did not exist for 123 years. The text literally describes what happened during this captivity. There is also a reference to the Teutonic Knights, who were Germans and who were brutal and greedy, hence Poland fought a war with them in the 15th century, which lasted 13 years (in the town of Grunwald in 1410, the largest battle of the Middle Ages took place between the Teutonic Knights, the Kingdom of Poland and the Duchy of Lithuania). In 1910, the Polish composer Filip Nowowiejski composed music to this poem. The whole thing is a longing for a free Poland. It is not the Polish national anthem, but the music and lyrics have the character of an anthem. Usually, Poles stand up while singing "Rota".

[@kapix13kapix]

The Grunwald War was long before the 13-year war

[@blurrpp314]

When this song was created there was no Poland and occupants wanted to anihilate Polish culture.

[@wiktorglass3559]

Polski na mapie nie było, ale nigdy nie zginęła

[@zuzauramek9850]

@@wiktorglass3559 " Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła puki my żyjemy " to nie puste słowa.

[@cathulhu3772]

Church bells in my district in Warszawa plays this tune as a call for a mass and a lot of ppl can't help themselves, but to sing along :D fckn powerful song. Heavy Metal without guitars xD

[@user-gb9dg6jn2n]

Poland is the Nation that refused to die.

[@anobel3549]

Poland is a country of tradition, faith, memory, fight for a good name and historical truth. It was always uphill due to the geopolitical location. Unfortunately, many people live there, enchanted by the apparent wealth of the West, worthless modernity, and some people abandon these values, especially because of the anti-Polish policy that disgusts our history and faith in foreign media in Poland. However, real Poles fight and will fight.

[@Ludolfina]

... Tak nam dopomóż Bóg....❤‍🩹❤‍🩹❤‍🩹

[@user-gz3fd2mn8i]

Wszystko co jest zawarte w tym utworze było na prawdę - poczynając od 0801 rok kiedy Piast stworzył księstwo Polan- dzisiaj Polska

[@funnywaffle6244]

Rok 966 Oficjalnie. Nie 801

[@elzbietawitczynska1245]

I think " Rota" is most powerful than the Polish Anthem

[@Dany-vr1bh]

Yes

[@inti6669]

It should be the Polish national Anthem.

[@Telashar]

I second that, even as a relatively young person, I really love it, it has a lot of feelings packed into it, that we should never forget.

[@Huperdome]

100% every line has a lot of meanings :) great video and dont worry, you are very respectful :)

[@user-gz3fd2mn8i]

This is not historical song - this is true.... Rota

[@barbarazalejskibravomrb8007]

Beautiful song, full of history, it gives me goosebumps every time I hear it.❤🇵🇱❤️🇵🇱❤️

[@tomaszpiotrsobio8634]

The word "rota," meaning "text, formula of a vow or oath," is a very old word. It appears with this meaning in other Slavic languages as well, and it derives from the Proto-Slavic word *rota, meaning "oath, spell."

[@user-md4if2cw5q]

Ta piesn jest w sercu kazdego Polaka

[@anavaronoz]

Read a little about our history you will get where this song come from

[@Ania-op3cx]

❤️

[@bogdanambrozy6909]

Please find... Mała Armia Janosika, Biała Róża... So powerfull!

[@bzowaable]

Dziś UE niezależnej Polsce nie pozwoli na takie brewerie.. jak wchodziliśmy do UE to tylko nie można było jeść jabłek i bananów o nieodpowiednim wg UE kształcie a dziś nie można oddychać we własnym rytmie..

[@KrzysztofTomecki]

Behave yourself. Don*t drink during this song.

[@user-gz3fd2mn8i]

I don't give Poland enemy when poland people a life

[@Matt-rc5hf]

Was almost the Polish National Anthem

[@BarbaraZaton]

🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱❤❤❤

[@Flvckss]

mordo codziennie na sluchawach leci d-_-b POZDRO!!!!

[@mariuszsito645]

Hi bro. Hope you're well. Just to let you know. This is not anthem Polish anthem is "Mazurek Dabrowskiego", check it. 😊

[@missAlice1990]

It sounds better on 1.5 speed. I might be committing blasphemy here, knowing how important this song is for my nation (and me, too), but really, a little bit of speed and you start to hear triumph instead of mourning.

[@XLORDPROPL]

You shouldn't care that much, most polish people don't even care about this song, they prefer to copy america, they want to be americans and speaks english as much as possible, there's not much polish people in poland anymore... but they will never say it's truth because it's a shame...

[@dawidwegrzynowicz2132]

Jeśli patriotyczne, to pasowałoby wstać. A nie sobie Colę popijać. Mam znajomych w różnych krajach Europy, rozmawialiśmy czasem nawet przy trunkach. Zawsze jeśli jest temat pieśni... chorwackiej, włoskiej, Słowackiej. To wypada jednak wstać i wysłuchać Z szacunkiem.

[@annaas92ify]

❤💪💪🇵🇱

[@elisjaderi813]

Pozdrawiam ❤❤❤❤

[@GNRA1GreatNorthern1470]

If you want to hear more of these, then i'd highly recommended Warszawianka 1831

[@przemysawborowski4830]

Rota is the text of a sware and this song call like a sware

[@user-qy5rk2pf1v]

Polacy powstają zapomnij się z historią Polski a zrozumiesz to

[@kamratkazkrainyoz8442]

🇵🇱🙏🇵🇱🙏🇵🇱🙏🇵🇱🙏🇵🇱🙏🇵🇱🙏

[@voyageur8208]

nice

[@dariajaruszkiewicz4126]

How much do you know about Polish history?

[@user-zj9oc3pi7d]

I may be late but Rota is a promise i think so all the words in the song were actually a promise

[@Kragnox]

Many of us say that this song should be the anthem, but it's not becouse of the German parts of it. If you want to know more about Poland? React to 'Animated History of Poland' You probably would need to know the common history of Poland and Europe to catch everything, but I still think this might be interesting for you.

[@SVOAEEE]

Pls react to swidish patriotic song

[@user-zp2mk6mf3o]

Z tym bogiem , to przesada , średniwiecze 😇😇😇

[@radoslawtryniecki5230]

Ca fait peur mon garçon ?