Percival - Блoгослови Матe / Blagoslavi Mate (pieśń rosyjska)

[@Добрыйдень-м3т]

Шикарно! Dziękuję!!!

[@omaralmalouhi5718]

so i newly started listening to slavic folk music and I have to say I have never heard anything like it .... it resonates with tradition and power ... coming from an arab culture most of our music is calm and moody which is what I usually listen to .... but this is powerfull and loud but in a good way ...

[@majamikus1606]

My cat after listening that song kill a pitbull next door.

[@TheLegoJungle]

Exactly. It's incredible. I have a hard time describing it to my relatives cuz I have no comparison to go off of.

[@alexa.davronov1537]

@@majamikus1606 You better to switch your kitty to a more calm music...

[@Alkhalidi44]

I want to like this twice.

[@default_user_new]

5:15 Holy shit, this energy

[@ghostcat8399]

I was about to click on the next video here, thinking the song was over, when it jumped up and stole my spine

[@Kudolec]

Niesamowite!

[@milansavovic2767]

Sva Slava Bogu i Sva Slava Božjem Rodu Sva Slava Svim Božjim Ljudima

[@adriancordova1618]

Perfecto, excelente, maravilloso, hermoso .......

[@anadoluanatolia8485]

woow...fantastic

[@Supermario0727]

This should make an appearance in The Witcher.

[@Nkrk-wt9pz]

Percival made songs for The Witcher, that's why eheh

[@blonde19]

@@Nkrk-wt9pz Percival didn't make music for Witcher, those old songs were used for Witcher and then mixed a little with a band, of course they were recording some new sounds but those songs were Percival's song already

[@Nkrk-wt9pz]

Yup, sorry for my french, it was what I tough

[@blonde19]

@@Nkrk-wt9pz no problem ;)

[@zost592]

Part of it is in the main menu theme for Hearts Of Stone DLC

[@patrykrutkowski9308]

Wielkie Księstwo Litewskie znów świat ujrzy w pełnym majestacie !! Litwini i Białorusini - To Najwięksi Rycerze Europy są dumą Wielkiego Księstwa Litewskiego..!!!!🌋🤺💫 Polacy Dumnie mogą wspomnieć że mieli Wspólnego Króla i Unię Lubelską..🌲🌾🍁

[@bartomiejzakrzewski7220]

ale solidne pierdolniecie nie do wiary !

[@capal2108]

Slava!

[@goldencleaver8838]

SLAVA!

[@rayanebl2184]

Anyone knows the instrument used at the very beginning ??

[@klaadamusic]

šargija :D

[@LaIiwon]

Saz

[@ozmobozo]

There is Bağlama and Darbuka

[@dacho707]

buzuk

[@diabel_hejdasz]

Could someone give the lirycs? (not in cyrilic, please)

[@dmitrygolovin5136]

Polonized lyrics: Blagoslavi Mati wiesnu zaklikati Wiesnu zaklikati, zimu provożati Zimu provożati, wiesnu wstriećati Zimon'ka w wozoćku, litećko w czownoćku Malen'ka ptaszka wysoko lietala Wysoko lietala, Boga pytala Otdaj, Boże, kliući, zimon'ku zakryti Zimon'ku zakryti, litećko wpustiti Blagoslavi Mati wiesnu zaklikati...

[@diabel_hejdasz]

@Dimitry Golovin omg thank you so much I didn't expect that anyone knows or would share them, you made my day dude

[@dmitrygolovin5136]

@@diabel_hejdasz you're welcome! That's an old, little-known Slavic pre-christian song

[@Chehoslovak]

@@dmitrygolovin5136 не могу услышать эти строки, это точно по-русски? Не по-украински, не по-белорусски?

[@dmitrygolovin5136]

@@Chehoslovak Это древнерусский

[@михаилкраснодар]

I would see text of music, but not know

[@0m.wolland563]

me need help, please.. how can i find text of this song?

[@Chehoslovak]

Не могу найти тебе текст, но могу расшифровать часть того, что я понял, будучи русским. Благослови, мате, весну выкликать. (Неразборчиво) Весну выкликать! Весну выкликайте, зиму провожать! (Неразборчиво) Зиму провожать! Зиму провожайте, лето доживать (Неразборчиво) Лето доживать! Зиму провожайте, лето доживать! (Неразборчиво) лето доживать!

[@AlexIncarnate911]

The rythm is very middle eastern. Amazing. Really beautiful too!

[@SaruyamaPL]

Middle eastern? It's definitely slavic.

[@hhrr6582]

I guess some times the lines get blurred. If you ignore the vocals you might not feel that this song is Slavic at all . On Zozulja(without vocals) it's the same... it has kind of international vibe! But some tracks are Slavic even without vocals(Lazare i.e)

[@AlexIncarnate911]

hh rr It has a distinct Middle Eastern, Arabic to be specific, rhythm. We know that Slavs (and other Eastern Europeans) interacted with Arabs more than other Europeans. But regardless of the reason, the rhythm has the Arab dom tek dom dom tek rhythm that's very popular in many Arab countries. The vocals are definitely Slavic though

[@hhrr6582]

AlexIncarnate911 you are correct it has an arabic vibe. It's funny because traditional music usually originates from instruments and of course; language. It's cool how the same music can be appreciated far and wide with minimal change. First time I heard it I thought i clicked on the wrong video because this reminded me of an Iranian musician that i knew who played masterfully with a "Se tar"

[@MrKoffeeKup]

The Hurrian hymn basically sounds like a slow power metal ballad straight from Iron Maiden. Music is generally the same notes and different sounds arranged in familiar structure. Its the oldest known melody and you can understand the root. It originated in Syria about 1400 BCE.

[@Chehoslovak]

Это не российская, может болгарская?

[@Кипящийразум]

Old Slavic. It is still studied in Russian seminaries.

[@khantemujin2245]

@@Кипящийразум that's not "Old Slavic", that's Russian, but it just sounds a bit weird

[@khantemujin2245]

вообще гуглил песню "Благослови, Мати" и гугл выдавал, что это украинская песня. Но меня смущало, что Катажина, солистка, произносила слова явно не на украинском, та же "и" в украинском читается, как в русском "ы". Потом случайно наткнулся на видео на их официальном канале, где они кратенько о каждой песне расписали, ну и было написано, что песня из Брянской области. Мб еще в годы Российской империи (а мб даже намного раньше) песня существовала на пограничье губерний будущих Беларуси, РФ и Украины. Лично мне хочется видеть здесь, что мб песня действительно старинная, еще со времен, когда древнерусский язык не распался на нынешние, и песня сохранилась отдельно в русской и украинской формах. Ну и мотив песни тоже подходящий для тех древних времен, когда крестьяне закликали весну и провожали зиму, даже что-то гипнотическое есть

[@mennyboy1528]

Is that bulgarian?

[@G.Q.F.A.]

No, it's Russian

[@qeenofspides4950]

this is ont russian song...

[@igorsemenov7339]

Yes it is, old russian

[@qeenofspides4950]

@@igorsemenov7339 lol ukrainian lyrics but song is old russian? really?🙄

[@nyrization]

@@qeenofspides4950 strikes me as horvatska\serbia that region. but definitely not russian lol. titling error

[@alterego4132]

Are you serious? The song is sung in Russian.

[@qeenofspides4950]

@@alterego4132 it s dialect of rusinian. Russian it s modern thintetic language of 18 cent.