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XropzzX 1 month ago
Großartiger Vortrag des Orchesters, Arian Eröd und Vienna Boys alles in allem perfekt!
PetersenOrgel 1 month ago
I love this song
PSOECarlos 3 months ago
I love this song.
IchBinIch2008 7 months ago
@edadpudi Deum not Delum
kkciosuLL 1 year ago
Beautiful Voice!!! God bless your voice!!!
tachira65 1 year ago
you can read more about Adrian Eröd at adrianeroed com
horiamar 1 year ago
you can read more about Adrian Eröd at adrianeroed com
horiamar 1 year ago
Che bella voce!
anaclet 1 year ago
Beautiful voices!!!!!!
rose17rose 1 year ago
His voice is too low
Is he a bass or a bartione ??
tranxuannghia 2 years ago
@tranxuannghia bass
zackinator007 1 year ago
Mr Eröd is a fantastic singer and this is a beautiful song :-)
Thanks for posting this!
Feuerzaube 2 years ago
I love Christmas!
judithsteinhoff 2 years ago
fabuloso!
OreoMagicMachine 2 years ago
Merry Christmas on a July!
pobleterock 2 years ago
Delum-->Deum
IpsaPaphum 2 years ago
superlative exibition!
mush1999 2 years ago
Beautiful song! nice singer indeed
54spiritedwill54 2 years ago
Adrian Eröd is great! I just play it again and again. I found, that he is Austrian, his father Hungarian and his mother from France = perfect combination for understanding european culture. Thank you!
majklp74 3 years ago 6
Beatifull song...amazing
glauquillo 3 years ago 2
great singer
yumpixan 3 years ago 4
great singer
yumpixan 3 years ago
complimenti
rino1954 4 years ago 2
Beautiful song! Its FUNNY I dont know the language yet I know the song and all the words too! Oh come all YE FAITHFUL! But it does sound so much more devout in one unifed tongue!
JoanneChristie 4 years ago 8
It´s Latin, and I´m agree with you!! its beautiful
tyr12345yurty 4 years ago 5
@JoanneChristie Latin is one of those languages that "sounds familiar" to us even when we don't know it. I like to think that it's part of our collective "memory" in the west. From ancient Rome, which along with Greece gave the west much of its structure, through the Middle Ages and up to our own time, Latin was the official language of the Church, of monarchs, of universities, and of the educated everywhere. It's regal sounding, connects us to our past, and truly was once, "universal".
lichtbroeder 1 year ago 5
This is Leo´s brother....great voice
Else2808 4 years ago