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  • anyone can tell me the instrument at the end ? is it Svirel'?

  • where i can download this song?

  • @ArkonaAp youtube converter on google chrome

  • Gods, Masha has a really beautiful voice, just that intro nearly brought me to tears.

    Best song on the album, if not one of the best pagan metal songs period...

  • The end... after the nature interlude, when the pipes start playing. There is a Romanian/Vlach influence to be heard.

  • una excelente banda!!!

    

  • Slava from a descendant of the Danes and Geets!

  • замечательная музыка  слава славяне

  • Piękna muzyka, a tekst chwyta za serce. Слава!

  • Absolutely beautiful.

  • Co tu dużo mówić?

    Wchuj kawałek.

    Szkoda że we Wrocku nie zagrali bisa (Korpiklani bisowali nascie chyba razy).

    Ale i tak nie żałuje. Przyszedłem tam tylko dla Arkony.

    Słowianie zawsze Razem!

  • Best Pagan/Folk Russian I've ever heard......... Greeting from Greece! :)

  • i think, that is the best song of the album...

  • Anyone has the english lyrics?

  • @Kermitih I have them, translated made all by myself.

    Will send you if you're really interested, just ask:)

    Grüße aus Deutschland, Uwe

    \m/ö\m/

  • Dammit the best pagan/folk song ever...

  • thumbs up if @vovk3 sent you here?

  • Sláva bratři Slované! Pozdrav z Česka!

  • Priekrasnaja piesn prieispołniennaja slavianskim duhom.

  • One of the best song I have ever heard from Arkona

  • Jolie chanson, on se rend compte qu'elle peut aussi très bien chanter sans "growls" !

    Le concert à Paris le 24 jjanvier était très bien, ils repassent le 10 mars :-)

    Otchenne krassivo !

    Beautiful song !

  • Greta!

    SLAVA

    from Slovenia!

  • the  Nebu kkeps you alive Arkona!

  • GREAT - nothing else to say, though I don't understand much Russian

    \m/

  • Good for you, since the song is really sad... They sing about a young lady waiting for her darling to return from war, talking with clouds and sky and asking about him. The wind brings a stained in blood leaf which falls on her palm, and she recognizes it as Stribog's (Стрибог, Slavic wind-god) answer, thus drowning in river willingly, begging her life to forgive her for throwing it away, as she sees her darling's face on the skies while dying.

  • What puts emphasis on her tragedy is the whistle in the end. For a few minutes, you can only hear the river flow, and then the whistle starts to play - as if someone came to river bank, not knowing what happened there, sat down, and cheerfully started to play the music in the place she died, which symbolically shows that she will never be remembered by anyone.

  • @Krashnaak Goddamn, that's deep. I got the same feeling.

  • Btw, it's perhaps interesting to point out that melody being played on that whistle is traditional Ukrainian melody, performed also by Veter Vody (Ветер Воды), titled "Zapadno-Ukrainskaja" (Западно-Украинская). Kind regards.

  • @Krashnaak thanks a lot for the loads of informations, I appreciate this very much:-)

    Greetz from Deutschland!!!

    \m/ö\m/

  • @leganewu You're very welcome. Greetings from Srbija. ;)

  • Sława bracia Słowianie! Sława!

  • Greetings from Serbia! Слава Русии!

  • best for the end ;)

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