Sontse Nizenko Choir Bovtun

[@Joe-gu6oe]

I intend respect for all yet, without the emotion the beautiful young songstress lends to the song, I am smitten. True love is not to be sneezed at. While serving my country 't with the USN, the older guys would laugh and say, "Hey kid, don't go to town and, fall in love"! but, I did! SOFIA IS VERY BEAUTIFUL.~ I am now 65 years old and, happy. Peace be with you. ~ Joe (American patriot).

[@ferdekok59]

Sonce nizenko... piękna pieśń ... taka słowiańska ... Słucham i płaczę!

[@Vyshyvka]

+Administracja Pg Ne slovians'ka -- a ukrains'ka

[@tomaszzasada7913]

:O. _/)*

[@myronkrywulych1193]

Great song. The song reflects the language once spoken before the destruction of the Sich by Catherine. Perfect, clear Ukrainian language. There are many such songs from Kuban. Of course, many old maps, including those from the czarist era, show Kuban as part of Ukraine. Great stuff.

[@ChessBN]

A dialect is not language , btw there isnt trace of something like ukrainian state in history (before Soviet Union)

[@vladimyr9]

I am of Ukrainian background and this song is being sung in Ukrainian. But I could not agree with you more about the time wasted here spreading hatred instead of appreciating the beautiful performance that is worthy of all praise and honour. Maryna Krapustyna sings this song with such feeling and emotion that I recommend everyone listen to her angelic voice that will leave you absolutely speechless and in total awe. May her Memory be Eternal.

[@Joe-gu6oe]

A powerful feeing of guilt soars over my head. The songstress has the power. Forgive me.

[@MykMowczan]

Сонце низенько Сонце низенько, вечір близенько. Спішу до тебе, моє серденько. Спішу до тебе, та й не застану. Вийду на гору, та й плакать стану. Голуб - голубчик, голуб сизенький, Скажи, голубчик, де мій миленький? А твій миленький там, за рікою Склонив головку, стоїть з другою. А як дівчина про це почула, Лягла на землю, навік заснула. Ой, біжить милий мостом дліненьким. Накрив милую платком біленьким. «Вставай милая, довольно спати, Як ми гуляли, будем гуляти !» «Не встану милий, гуляй з другою, Бо моє серце вже під землею.»

[@Joe-gu6oe]

I'm in love with Sophia!

[@haraldbjornsson6247]

Absolument magnifique !!!

[@milewskiigor]

@banduryst Do you know that the very word Ukraine was unknown until the 20th century, as the territory was known as the "Small Russia" meaning Central Russia as opposed to the Great Russia territory, which is now the Russian Federation? And the language you talk about was known as southern dialect of Russian? :)

[@matejsrubar8420]

You can say this also about german language... it is just some norwegian dialect. Or finish language is just a dialect of hungarian one.. etc. I am not a historian, but I took a quick look upon wikipedia and looks like the name is much more older than you state: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Name_of_Ukraine

[@anthonypazana6105]

Do you know that russia was unknown until the reign of Peter, Kyivan Rus was the progenitor of the modern representatives that are the Mari people, the Erzya and the Moksha Mordvins, russia did not exist until the 18th century. They spoke a Finnic and Uralic language. They assimilated the Slavic language and it became an amalgam of Slavonic and Uralic language, russians are not Slavic peoples.

[@francoisevillain5282]

magnifique

[@Banduryst]

This song is actually sung in Ukrainian. 99% of their repertoire is in Ukrainian. After Zaporizhian Sich fortress was destroyed by Catherine the Great in 1775, the Zaporizhian Kozaks dispersed with most going to Kuban, some to Moldova. The Kuban Kozak Choir was first formed in 1803 and the songs they sing today are so authentic to that period - compared to other choirs that sing 20th century arrangements of these historical songs (eg Bayda, Morozenko, etc.)

[@panakeje6918]

Zaporozhian Cossacks understood themselves as Russians. There was no "Ukraine", there were no "Ukrainians" at that time.

[@brentanoschool]

The sun is low, the evening's near now )2 ) I rush to you now , oh my dearheart. ....... )2 I rush to you now, and yet won't meet you. Will reach the summit, and will start weeping. Oh dove- oh dear dove, oh my dear grey dove, Do tell me dear dove, where is my beloved? Oh your beloved's, beyond the river Bowed his head down, stands with another. And when the maiden had heard about this, Laid upon the ground there, to sleep forever. Oh, runs her beloved across the bridge there, Covered his beloved with a white blanket. "Arise beloved, enough of sleeping, As we did play so, we'll still go out dear!" "I won't arise dear, go with another. My heart's now buried beneath the ground here."

[@marymelnyk5798]

Thank you for posting Steve!

[@queenofswords7990]

my like is 200 this is synchronicity

[@gioqush3375]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Joe-gu6oe]

This beauty is larger than me. Love you. I don't care where she is from! Vietnam Vet

[@zavtradnem]

Kuban Russia, but it's ukrainian folk song

[@Joe-gu6oe]

@@zavtradnem Thank you. Powerful song and beau♥tiful lady

[@zavtradnem]

@@Joe-gu6oe This is the people. Ekaterina, Russian Queen moved them to Kuban region. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaporozhian_Sich

[@Joe-gu6oe]

@@zavtradnem Very nice

[@ko63ap]

Actually you are incorrect. The term Ukraina is a variation of Vkraina which means "Our Land" began to be used in the 1800s. Originally the lands of Ukraine were Rus and modern Russia was Muscovy. Tsar Peter the Great changed Muscovy to Rosia and co-opted Rus' older history - thus beginning the Russification of all subjucated lands under the Russian empire. This doesn't change the fact that they (Kuban KC) are singing in Ukrainian - which is a language in itself, not a dialect of Russian.

[@zavtradnem]

😂😂😂

[@queenofswords7990]

ja si myslim ze tomu moze rozumiet len niekto kto prezil

[@queenofswords7990]

a ja som to prezila

[@Vyshyvka]

This is no way a Russian song -- very clearly a UKRAINIAN song! Please correct caption

[@tomku8772]

Orysia Tracz Yup, ukrainian. Title means "sun is very low" or something like that, i dont speak english too good :D

[@abdel-qadeercoubadja4750]

Same difference.

[@marymelnyk5798]

@@abdel-qadeercoubadja4750 Are you saying Ukrainian and Russian are the same culture?

[@marymelnyk5798]

In Ukrainian it's cонце низенько, in Russian it's Солнце низкое

[@steveolasvegas]

Wow! Ukrainian is a dialect of Russian? I would call you Igor Stalin, but I'm afraid that you might take that as a compliment. Ukrainian and Russian culture, music and language are both fantastic, but they are not one and the same, and certainly one is not a "southern version" as the other is not a "nothern version". Ukraine, Ukrainians and the Ukrainian language are real. Get over it,

Lyrics anyone?

[@denisadrovic4068]

Wtf

[@brentanoschool]

The sun is low, the evening's near now )2 ) I rush to you now , oh my dearheart. ....... )2 I rush to you now, and yet won't meet you. Will reach the summit, and will start weeping. Oh dove- oh dear dove, oh my dear grey dove, Do tell me dear dove, where is my beloved? Oh your beloved's, beyond the river Bowed his head down, stands with another. And when the maiden had heard about this, Laid upon the ground there, to sleep forever. Oh, runs her beloved across the bridge there, Covered his beloved with a white blanket. "Arise beloved, enough of sleeping, As we did play so, we'll still go out dear!" "I won't arise dear, go with another. My heart's now buried beneath the ground here."

[@ivandiablo8282]

it is a UKRAINIAN song about ukrainian sung in ukranian !!! slava ukrainii !!!

[@panakeje6918]

Majdan Ukraini!!!

[@rkozakand]

This is a Ukrainian song, not a Russian one!

[@MykMowczan]

QHYUWEISPOJKCNE not even a real person and he can make intelligent comments, what a lot of cobblers.. You don't even know what sid the of the bed to get out of in the morning

[@LaraLazarOz]

Unmistakeable Ukrainian song---in the Ukrainian language. Slava Ukraini Smert Voroham Katsupam

[@Гласвопиющеговпустыни]

Красивая песня братской украины !!!

[@miskaxd1353]

krasnee płaczu

[@anthonypazana6105]

Not russian Igor but Ukrainian! good try.

[@milewskiigor]

@ko63ap It is very hard to argue with you, cause everything you say is false. For example, Ukraina means Boundary land in Polish, and not "our land'. And so on. By the way, who told you all the falsifications you are trying to propagate?

[@MykMowczan]

WHY WHY - NOT RUSSIAN AT ALL - THIS IS A UKRAINIAN FOLKLORIC SONG

[@HarmonicaGuitar]

Myk Mowczan Ukraine was part of Russia.

[@MykMowczan]

QHYUWEISPOJKCNE Troll - it is a UKRAINIAN song about Ukraine - in Ukrainian !!! Ukraine was enslaved by Russia - for over 350 years - Slava Ukrainii !!!

[@HarmonicaGuitar]

Myk Mowczan нет. Никакой Украины раньше не было. Была Малороссия, часть великой России. Не надо придумывать новые сказки по истории ;)

[@MykMowczan]

To ви що, пяний? Чи що?

[@HarmonicaGuitar]

Трезвый як стекло. Когда было государство Украина? Может документы и все такое?

[@stuartsob]

Half of the Kuban was settled by Don Cossacks so Kuban is half Zaporozhian half Don Cossacks and Zaporozhians were Cossacks not Ukrainians.Slava Kozatsvu!

[@SashaNazarenko-b2c]

Слава Украине

[@yanafelani]

Kozak and Ukrainian