Artist : No To Co
Album : Koledowe spiewanki
Year : 1975
Tracks : 18
Playtime : 00:34:19
Size : 243,62 MB
Cod : FLAC / 877 kbps
01.No To Co - Hej koleda deska (01:41)
02.No To Co - Srebrne gwia (03:21)
03.No To Co - Hej, helo helo (00:57)
04.No To Co - Cyt owieczki cyt (01:33)
05.No To Co - Gwaltu gwaltu pastuszkowie (02:17)
06.No To Co - A dyc han anieli (01:04)
07.No To Co - Idzmy do Betlejem (01:30)
08.No To Co - Ja nie majac co dac (02:30)
09.No To Co - E ja po koledzie (02:13)
10.No To Co - Alec to ta szopa (01:21)
11.No To Co - Lezysz nagi Jezusiczk (02:36)
12.No To Co - Ja wierny wolek (01:27)
13.No To Co - Jam baranek (02:34)
14.No To Co - Male dziecie (01:20)
15.No To Co - Trzej królowie (02:27)
16.No To Co - Hej nam hej (02:25)
17.No To Co - Gdy sie wszyscy nacieszyli (01:08)
18.No To Co - Pastuszkowie mali (01:46)
Something very obscure !
ReplyDeleteThank you !
Absolutely Slavic folk music ... It's very close to me.
DeleteI really appreciate the music from the former eastern bloc.
ReplyDeleteI have a lot of lps axd cds from this scene.
As far as i can see, the best were Czechoslavkia and Yugoslavia.
My biggest gab here is the Hungary.
Yes . Without a doubt, from the Slavic segment it is Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and of course Poland. Polish music is closer to me, probably because the transmission of images through melody is very close to Russian perception. Our languages are similar, but not very ... But when I listen to Polish music, I probably understand with my soul what they are singing about. And by the way, there are a lot of re-songs in both countries. In Russia there are Polish songs, in Poland there are Russian songs. The translation is very (practically not adapted) fits well with the original music ...
DeleteThanks for the explanation !
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