VARSOVIE - Lydia Litvak (official video)

[@VARSOVIEPROPAGANDA]

New single video kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4GbhKOtiLRmj8k

[@trujillokaaos3371]

Un sonido cojonudo!!! Molan las guitarras,...

[@Andrey222ful]

By the way according to the documents she was fighting on Yakovlev fighter planes (Yak-1), not Lavochkin (LA series) Unfortunately she got KIA on August 1 1943. She was only 22 years old. Her nickname was " The white lily of Stalingrad" Currently they are shooting movie about this brave lady called "Litvyak"

[@fransad1159]

Ya estaba contando los días para ver el nuevo video, la música sumada a esta estética tan particular la han transformado en una de mis bandas favoritas. Exito y gracias por este maravilloso trabajo.

[@equisdepony4980]

Francisco Sad Es alemán? no estoy segura :c

[@reginemagdelainekurnikowsk3802]

the first i,ve heard

[@manuhell]

awesome song, awesome video, awesome album!

[@lucjanglixelli512]

Viva la Varsovie 😉

[@nekhrowolf]

excelente Varsovie !!

[@renzo590]

so good!!

[@SharDarksoul]

For some reason this reminds me a little of Lifelover.. just without the silly vocals. Pretty girl by the way! :D

[@ricardokool1]

just great

[@jolita_s2787]

Kaunas. My town:)

[@blackoak3038]

Warszawa ❤️

[@philippebaron5360]

quel rapport avec l aviatrice de la 2E guere mondiale aux 12 victoires ?

[@СергейНовопашин-л7щ]

Отлично! perfect!

[@KarenGarcia-pm2ck]

Buen tema

[@j-loosenfout67]

Un petit côté "Noir Désir" plutôt sympa (Rock Garage)...

[@alicaljungberg3742]

stalingrad?

[@usmiths]

stupenda!

[@andrearossizonaspexss591]

clip assai emozionante

[@3angelmiike]

TUNE!!

[@slavashcherbakov4348]

Шикарно!

[@69v96]

pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lidija_Litwiak

[@Tragicide]

I don’t get it. Wasn’t Lydia Litvak a Russian Ace fighter pilot during WW2? Why is the movie trailer in French and playing modern rock music? It doesn’t seem to fit with the theme of the movie. Also it just kinda shows her moving from place to place with her suitcase. Where are the planes and the WW2 settings?

[@TheBehevior]

It clearly seems to be a metaphor