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Ukrainian Folk - Marusia I & II

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Uploaded by on Mar 20, 2008

Russian Red Army Choir
Raspyahajtie Chpocy Koni

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  • I wish all these arguments would stop someday..I can't stand this anymore..We're all brothers..

  • I totally agree with you! Love!

  • It is Ukrainian song, sung in Ukrainian language.

  • Ok, thank you!

  • ukrainian, you mean

  • If you have any other suggestions just tell me... 4 example on the sentence Raspyahajtie Chpocy Koni... what does it mean? What does Marusia mean? If it's Ukrainian, is it sung by the Red Army Choir? Thank's man!

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  • Leave us and our music alone!!How much more can the Goddamned russians take from us?? They better thank any god they worship that my finger is not on the button. I would push it. They killed millions of my people. They are no better than the Nazis!!My family survived because they wer armed. As am i!!I have a 1/2 group at 25 yards with the .45. Also, I am a retired combat sailor. =Stefan=

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  • @toughserb145 no problem romania is ally with usa they will test bombs on your land if you want war i am not against serbians and i will never be but if need i will defend my country

  • @grasuX007 i declar war on romania from serbia

  • amazing! miss those days... best regards from Poland!

  • Видеоряд очень сложный ))

  • @Inshallaah Its originally a Zaporozhian (Ukrainian) Cossack song. But the song spread to the Russianized Don and Kuban Cossacks, and so therefore became a popular cossack song (and therefore RUssian song) in addition to being ukrainian. I hope this helps, mij brat. :)

  • As an American of Ukrainian heritage-my mom lived there 1914-1924- and lost many relatives in the wars.

    I love the music. It speaks to me even though I can't understand it.

  • @modatango

    But we have to test the heart theory. What if a zombie got in?

    :P

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