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  • Ja ty kocham, moja Hanka <3

  • just wonderful

  • To me it seems like she was the for Polish people just like edith piaf was for French people.. WONDERFUL ICONE!!!

    bardzo mi sie podoba!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @bolelsaw 

  • Skomentuj ten film...

    Łza się w oku kręci.Jak pięknie,że chciaż tu mogę tego posłuchać.

  • Piękne piosenki i piękne czasy

  • Shimmy Americana - perfect example of a Qui pro Quo way of creating sense of a pure - non- sense: double modern and Shimmy and Americana) against old fashioned and alone but, yes, still ,His Majesty - Prince. Ach, Ordonka!

  • Shimmy trivia: a dance move as well as a dance. According to Wikipedia, the word was coined by a

    Polish dancer, Gilda Gray (doesn't sound very Polish to me!) when she emigrated to America. Asked about her dance she allegedly said in broken English "I'm shaking my chemise."

  • Could it just be a matter of rhythm? "Shím-my" doesn't fit in the waltz metrum, while "Ameri-cá-na" sounds a lot better.

  • Great song! Just one remark: the shimmy was nothing mysterious but a real dance rhythm, popular in the 1920's.

  • I gave it 5 stars for its novelty--just wanted to let you know in case YT tampers with the star ratings again.

  • This is the strangest song; I wish I could understand Polish so I could catch her humor. I do get a sense

    she's contrasting traditional European culture (the waltz) with various "upstart" American phenomena, like the Charleston. Am I on the right track?

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