Partisanide Hümn - Estonian Forest Brother Song - Untsakad

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • “Kõik peale, Hurrah!”
    All content uploaded onto this channel is for entertainment and educational purposes. This video is NOT an political action, We are just here to listen, not act. Enjoy this upload.
    This was made in a rush , so some lyrics/timings are off. Also it was 6 am when I made most of it.

Komentáře • 25

  • @user-ud3xz5jf9u
    @user-ud3xz5jf9u Před rokem +16

    Хорошая песня 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 уважение из России

  • @KANS_ER
    @KANS_ER Před rokem +18

    the one dislike is from soviet union

  • @slawka9474
    @slawka9474 Před rokem +5

    Long live to Intermarium and its nations!

  • @illiardbilliard2355
    @illiardbilliard2355 Před rokem +4

    The Uralic languages make some damn fine music.

  • @user-wt1fo6ez3p
    @user-wt1fo6ez3p Před rokem +3

    Las olla Eestimaa❤❤❤🇪🇪💯

  • @Ravtaku
    @Ravtaku Před rokem +10

    🇫🇮❤️🇪🇪

  • @otrutniy--otruiniy
    @otrutniy--otruiniy Před rokem +18

    Regards from Liberty Ukraine!!
    Вітання з України!!

  • @Taskmaster17
    @Taskmaster17 Před rokem +9

    It's always interesting to listen to Estonian songs as a Finnish person. I do understand most of this song for example...Or at least I think I do. Sometimes you may be surprised to learn that a word that is extremely similar in both Estonian and Finnish has a completely different meaning 😀
    I was left thinking, does the "Voitluse sarve" in the song mean horn of victory or something similar? "Voitonsarvi" would be pretty close to that in Finnish, which would mean horn of victory...Though maybe its about a battlehorn or something like that. Did the forest brothers use horns or is that just some liberty the songwriter took? Oh well I've been rambling long enough I think. All in all I really like the song and especially the "Koik peale" and "hurraa" parts have the kind of energy I like a lot.

    • @EstoniaEnthusiast
      @EstoniaEnthusiast  Před rokem +2

      In English, “Voitluse Sarve” means (roughly) horn of battle, so yes, battle horn,

    • @Bollthorn
      @Bollthorn Před rokem

      Both Finnish and Estonian are rooted in the Uralic language tree.

  • @anatoliyaskoldov9777
    @anatoliyaskoldov9777 Před rokem +24

    estonia and ukraina - brothers forever!!!!!

    • @user-nb5wr4mm2d
      @user-nb5wr4mm2d Před rokem

      Name of this Song please

    • @mariuszpartyka7522
      @mariuszpartyka7522 Před rokem

      @@user-nb5wr4mm2d You can find the whole album of that band on YT - 2 albums in fact - the band name is Untsakad and the albums are called 'Metsa laksid Sa (Terve Album) and 'Metsa laksid Sa 2' You can find this song in the album 'Metsa laksid Sa 2' and it is called just the same like on here: 'Partisanide Humn' which I suppose means 'The Partisans' Anathem'

    • @egertroos1691
      @egertroos1691 Před rokem +1

      @@mariuszpartyka7522 Greetings from Estonia!

    • @nikiphoross
      @nikiphoross Před rokem

      Unlikely. Ukrainian propaganda consider ugro-finns 'subhumans and savages'

    • @Enpidäslaaveista
      @Enpidäslaaveista Před rokem

      😆

  • @ponticgreekmapper1335
    @ponticgreekmapper1335 Před 10 měsíci +1

    I cant seem to find the English lyrics of this song online, does anyone have them? Its a wonderful song!

    • @1Lomero
      @1Lomero Před 2 měsíci +1

      i translated it myself so something may be a little odd.

    • @ponticgreekmapper1335
      @ponticgreekmapper1335 Před 2 měsíci

      @@1Lomero well. send it, it wont hurt

  • @ugisgustavsons1495
    @ugisgustavsons1495 Před rokem +2

    There esti

  • @ugisgustavsons1495
    @ugisgustavsons1495 Před rokem +1

    LV