Tuvan Internationale National anthem of People's Republic of Tuva 1912-1944 | Tuvan Folk Song | KOM

[@Jasi-Mori]

Okay this is extremely cool, the lyrics combined the socialist words with the Mongolian traditional symbolism, the song itself is very traditional but you still feel that soviet-ish

[@Ainz-Ooal-Gown-Nazarick]

“Mongolian” are you acoustic

[@Avconquistador]

Errmmm Actually!!!!! 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@chinano1535]

🙄

[@ellie106c]

Tuvans trying their absolute hardest not to make a banger:

[@georgianguy3191]

I swear lol

[@keteket]

When I close my eyes, it's like I'm going back to the old Days.🔥😲

[@ja_1-987]

0:18 Absolutely no Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact reference

[@redacted7060]

It's a Buddhist symbol which is the majority religion of Tuva

[@Brug86]

Manji

[@bazartv2.031]

Жүректен рахмет сізге, Тыва бауырларыға!

[@bohemian_edelweiss]

Коммунисты убивали, морили голодом казахов, а ты носишь их паршивую эмблему?

[@kenseitakesi4521]

This kick ass!! Love it!

[@daniel3038]

The Soviet Union should have kept this anthem, or better yet, used it as its national anthem.

[@kenseitakesi4521]

Awesome song

[@sandorkatona938]

Sok sikert TUVA. Sándor Magyarország Hungary

[@vimic4142]

Tuva (1914-1945)

[@Gholamrexza]

L’international

[@Mahatayoka]

L'นานาชาติ

[@kenseitakesi4521]

This is like some american indian war song

[@keteket]

The American Indians are part of the Proto-Turks who migrated to America🧐

[@TUNC66]

My friend, we are relatives anyway.

[@Monkeybozo1982]

Sung by:Huun Huur-Tu

[@Dery4988]

It's the Tuvan National Orchestra, some members of Huun Huur-Tu are present though

[@bleda.mundzuk]

It says “third internationale”. What does “three- the only nimber” even mean?

[@Mahatayoka]

Don't blame me Blame the translator But sorry my bad💀

[@redacted7060]

The third international is an organization

[@twoBbrittee]

Anthem of Dayoka

[@LEONAR-GOLDENSTAR]

🥶🥶🥶🥶🤣

[@Mahatayoka]

Average Siberian Taiga

[@Itaphilstine]

The only good communist song

[@Alektoum]

No?

[@Tuvanskaplay22-ONW]

its communist, but somewhat reminds me of "Chinggis Khaanii Magtal"