Soy de Perú y aquí existió una cultura llamada Mochica, el sacrificio humano era parte de esa cultura, los caídos en combate servían como ofrenda a los dioses, muchos de estos sacrificios constaban en la decapitación, luego los sacerdotes se bebían la sangre de las victimas. Hubiese sido interesante que esta practica se mantenga, para que la UNESCO la declare patrimonio cultural inmaterial (LA UNESCO APROBÓ LA TAUROMAQUIA)
I'm from Latvia, I like "Song celebration". When standing there whit all people that is incredible filing, thats beautiful songs singing everyone, laud music go through to people hards, they understand what means for us "Song celebration" and that is wonderful.
I am from Brazil. I am Latvian descendant of second generation. I would like to know Why this UNESCO movie shows Latvian festivals and nobody explain in english where it was. And IT WAS IN LATVIA. I was there I do have the movies of that Festival. I do not understand why THAT WASN'T CLEAR. And This never was explain in english where this was recorded. Please, can somebody from "UNESCO" that posted this movie explain? Thanks a lot
I am from Latvia! :) There was of course videos from the Latvian festivals, but if you look more closely, you can see video excerpts from other Baltic festivals as well. Also people talking is not only from Latvia. So, to my mind everything is OK! :)
The tradion in Lithuania though can be seen as borrowed from its nordic nieghbours - Latvia and Estonia. So not sure whether Lithuanian tradition should be included too, than you can include also similar traditions in other nordic countries. Even if they are by half not as old and developed.
There is no "Baltic" tradition of song festivals. So you can't include them on UNESCO's list there are only Latvian, Estonian, Lithuanian, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish etc songfestivals. They have to be more specific when they talk about any of these traditions.That's what
So - maybe it is the scale of festivals what differs it? You have to look more closely and more specific! Also the age of traditions is very significant!
It is about the scale. Once there was one Swedish conductor asked from Eri Klas (world top conductor now) how does he feel of conducting 15 000 people. Eri just said I conduct 35 000 time to time in Estonia :)
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maybe Latvia and Estonia borrowed tradition from lithuania. because Lithuania is much older nation than Latvia and Estonia. Lithuanian history is much greater than Latvia and Estonia.
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Soy de Perú y aquí existió una cultura llamada Mochica, el sacrificio humano era parte de esa cultura, los caídos en combate servían como ofrenda a los dioses, muchos de estos sacrificios constaban en la decapitación, luego los sacerdotes se bebían la sangre de las victimas. Hubiese sido interesante que esta practica se mantenga, para que la UNESCO la declare patrimonio cultural inmaterial (LA UNESCO APROBÓ LA TAUROMAQUIA)
nihilista83 2 months ago
2:35 so heart touching song! (I'm proud to be lithuanian:)
Ingridole 10 months ago
ko tikk nesataisa par latwiju =]
dollllara 3 years ago
I'm from Latvia, I like "Song celebration". When standing there whit all people that is incredible filing, thats beautiful songs singing everyone, laud music go through to people hards, they understand what means for us "Song celebration" and that is wonderful.
liiguciitisb 3 years ago
I am from Brazil. I am Latvian descendant of second generation. I would like to know Why this UNESCO movie shows Latvian festivals and nobody explain in english where it was. And IT WAS IN LATVIA. I was there I do have the movies of that Festival. I do not understand why THAT WASN'T CLEAR. And This never was explain in english where this was recorded. Please, can somebody from "UNESCO" that posted this movie explain? Thanks a lot
arajakurzeme 3 years ago 2
I am from Latvia! :) There was of course videos from the Latvian festivals, but if you look more closely, you can see video excerpts from other Baltic festivals as well. Also people talking is not only from Latvia. So, to my mind everything is OK! :)
edza21 3 years ago 3
The tradion in Lithuania though can be seen as borrowed from its nordic nieghbours - Latvia and Estonia. So not sure whether Lithuanian tradition should be included too, than you can include also similar traditions in other nordic countries. Even if they are by half not as old and developed.
VonRix 4 years ago
I did not understand what you wanted to say.
juratuke 4 years ago
There is no "Baltic" tradition of song festivals. So you can't include them on UNESCO's list there are only Latvian, Estonian, Lithuanian, Swedish, Norwegian, Finnish etc songfestivals. They have to be more specific when they talk about any of these traditions.That's what
VonRix 4 years ago
So - maybe it is the scale of festivals what differs it? You have to look more closely and more specific! Also the age of traditions is very significant!
edza21 3 years ago
It is about the scale. Once there was one Swedish conductor asked from Eri Klas (world top conductor now) how does he feel of conducting 15 000 people. Eri just said I conduct 35 000 time to time in Estonia :)
sohnofon 3 years ago
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maybe Latvia and Estonia borrowed tradition from lithuania. because Lithuania is much older nation than Latvia and Estonia. Lithuanian history is much greater than Latvia and Estonia.
yumagetbullet 2 years ago
cant say that - the first song festival in Estonia was held 150 years ago
tyrklane 2 years ago
Tradition of Song Festivals comes from Germans. Thats why Latvians And Estonians had it before Lithuanians.
chingishan7 2 years ago
@chingishan7 lol wut ? xD youre wrong go read actuall books or speak to historians
DelTevynes 1 year ago
wrong
you are bad expert... :)
but it is good that you are proud of Lithuania :).
senseofmeaning 2 years ago
@senseofmeaning Sorry but Lithuania is older because Latvia was Livonia which was Germanised very much and Estonians are finno ugrians not Balts :)
DelTevynes 1 year ago
Excellent! Thank you Imants Kalnins for notifying me of this! Tava varda bralis, Imants Akselis.
senji2 4 years ago