"Hey, Slavs!" (Hej, Slovani) - Pan-Slavic Anthem [LYRICS]
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Description:" Hey, Slavs" is a patriotic song dedicated to the Slavs which was used as the national anthem of various countries during the 20th century.
Its lyrics were first written in 1834 under the title "Hey, Slovaks" by Samuel Tomášik and it has since served as the anthem of the Pan-Slavic movement, the organizational anthem of the Sokol movement, and the national anthems of the First Slovak Republic, Yugoslavia and Serbia, and Montenegro. The song is also considered to be the unofficial second ethnic anthem of the Slovaks.[citation needed] Its melody is based on "Mazurek Dąbrowskiego", which has also been the national anthem of Poland since 1926, but the Yugoslav variation has a slower tempo, is more accentuated, and does not repeat the last four lines as it repeats the last two lines.
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#slavs #slavic #yugoslavia #nationalanthem - Hudba
>Panslavic anthem
>Sung in russian
>Subtitles in Latin
>Map of Jugoslavia
The author is the king of common sense
I mean, its easier to pronounce and understand (i dont usually use cyrillic so people can say the actual words itself)
@@ArchivumMusicum21 if you use Cyrillic people get to practice and it looks better. At least take the serbocroatian Latin script and apply it. Digraphs don’t suit Russian.
Also
>Serbian anthem Melody
i think that's not Russian Latin, it's Russian Romanization.
@@filekopthat’s polish anthem melody
- Song written by a Polish guy in Italy
- Original text in Slovakian
- Map of Yugoslavia
- Lyrics in Latin alphabet in Russian
It's Slavic time
Yeah, it's much easier for you to guys to actually sing the song with transliterated lyrics (assuming that you can pronounce some of the words properly xd)
What a nice rare version!
Nice song
Russian:
Гей, Славяне наше слово
Песней бойкой льётся,
И не смолкнет, пока сердце
За народ свой бьётся.
Дух славянский жив вовеки
В нас он не угаснет,
Беснование силы вражьей
Против нас напрасно.
Нашу речь нам вверил бог наш,
На то божья воля!
Кто заставит нашу песню
Смолкнуть в нашем поле?
Против нас хоть мир весь с чёртом,
Восставай задорно!
С нами бог наш, кто не с нами
Тот падёт позорно!
Gay Slavs?
Many Polish refenceres, Polish melody, even line " Our God is with us, and who is not with us" is refence to Commonwealth "If God is with us, who is aganist us?"
you surely know that that phrase is from the Bible right?
This song was composed by a slovak romantic composer and pan-slavist Samuel Tomášik in 1834
@@matejkubala7221Polish anthem was created in 1797
Isn’t that line from Bible?
I even know a Christian hymn with those lines
Isn’t that line from Bible?
I even know a Christian hymn with those lines
Великая песня😌❤
I think you accidentally put the description for the Red Alert 3 march in this video.
Yeah.. I just noticed..
@@ArchivumMusicum21 Honestly a man who keeps a Red Alert song in his clipboard is one worth knowing, so I say that we should let that one slide because based
am i the only one who hears the polish anthem in this?
"When Poland re-emerged as an independent state in 1918, "Dąbrowski's Mazurka" became its de facto national anthem. It was officially adopted as the national anthem of Poland in 1926.[3] It also inspired similar songs by other peoples struggling for independence during the 19th century,[2] such as the Ukrainian national anthem and the song "Hej, Sloveni" which was used as the national anthem of socialist Yugoslavia during that state's existence."
>Pan-Slavic Anthem
>Song in Russian
>Subtitles in Romanization
>Map of Yugoslavia, without star in flag 💀☠️
Melody written by a Pole.
The Polish anthem also uses this melody
Костюшко попахивает.
Why is Yugoslavia here?
One of the most influential countries in the 20th century.
@@ArchivumMusicum21 That is true, yes, after WW2 Titos nonaligned movement was very influencal
@@kristijanveljaca1687 Yugoslavia (Tito specifically) somehow maintained "stability" in the region, and we know what happened after he died.
@@ArchivumMusicum21 I'm Croatian so I guess I'd have to know
@@ArchivumMusicum21Is it? I don't know about that
This was sung in front a group of Serbs, Croats, Bosnians, and Albanians....
Unfortunately a Serbian lightly bumped into an Albanians and began the 23rd Yugoslav war.
Five of the previous wars were started by a Serb trying to save face after incidents with various glass objects.
На английском языке слово "раб" и слово "славянин" похожи, что обидно
I will never understand the Serbian nation. You say slavs are your brothers and you love them but sometimes you wake up and feel genocidal
Nice but cringe at the same time
Calling this cringe is cringe
@Mughal Nationalist imagine be panslavic (Italy better)
@Mughal Nationalist Its in russian, yet there's a flag of yugoslavia... we don't speak russian
@@lawrencebico1861 Solo perché è una canzone panslavica non significa che vada contro gli interessi dell'Italia
😂cry more.
This is the definition of corny