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Ciekawi mnie teraz wersja angielska. To taka fajna piosenka! Pozdrawiam ❤️

Hello there! Yes, this song has a very particular feeling that is connecting with multiple generations. When I was in my teens I went through an 80's and 90's music phase and this song really took me back. In my case RUclips has been a great tool to discover new music in this more selective era, taking it back to Kate Bush, this is how I discovered Babooshka in 2019 living in Dominikana, which is not a place where you hear music like this😅 I guess sometimes people get too caught up on only listening to the music that is put right in from of them in things like tv-series, etc.

@thepolishlatina For me, the rateyourmusic website turned out to be the most suitable tool thanks to the filters that generate ranking lists of certain period, genre, place of origin etc. Of course it works on entire albums, not individual songs. I guess thanks to him I discovered 'Yes' group and a lot of music from the 70s that I had never heard on the radio. and even Polish jazz from the 80s, which I have never heard of even though I know a lot of Polish jazz.

​@@thepolishlatina I remember listening to ‘what's on the radio’ as a kid, but also a lot of rubbish popular music that could be bought on pirate cassettes. It wasn't until I was about 18 that I discovered radio programmes with progressive rock, alternative rock, gothic, and then in the 90s it was time for metal in all its subgenres. In any case, my taste in music has evolved as I have been able to access other music which in the era before high-speed internet was a challenge. Now almost everything is available for free within a click and the problem lies only in selection

@@thepolishlatina when I was about 22, my cousin who listened to a lot of jazz stopped by and made me realise that I actually had zero idea about jazz, which I had previously associated with music for Polish films and some background for doing housework like Norah Jones. I had no idea of the existence of John Coltrane, Herbie Hanckock, Charles Mingus, Ornette Coleman, which proved to be 100 times better than the jazz I had heard but wasn't on ‘regular radio’. jazz is still not my cup of tea, but this musical ignorance as an adult shocked me. simply put, the peak of jazz's popularity and most artistically prolific period was the 50s and 60s, and genre programmes or radio stations dedicated to jazz assume a familiarity with jazz classics. this is sth for ppl who have already listened to 10,000 jazz albums and are looking for sth new.

@@krzysztof1519 Thank you so much! I'll be doing some extra reactions this week, will keep this one handy❤️

Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed it❤️

@@BT-1cr hahaha actually, the sound it's so U2 😅❤️

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@@formytv5366 noted! ❤️❤️

Recording this right now! :D

Recording this right now! Be on the look out for the video this week :D

Recording this right now :D coming out this week :D

Mieliśmy wtedy najlepszą muzykę, dziś to co gra w radiu nie było by wtedy nawet brane pod uwagę.

@@BT-1cr Mi się obecna twórczość całkiem podoba - weź: Patrzałek, Podsiadło, Sanah, Dyduła, Ochman np music.ruclips.net/video/NYmry_2vGYQ/видео.html music.ruclips.net/video/fRJcsG7nmtE/видео.html - mógłbym wymieniać jeszcze - uważam, że jest wręcz dobrze - może więcej komercji niż w czasach komuny - ale ja raczej mam czego słuchać

Hi! Thank you for the recommendation, I´m recording this right now :D

Thank you for the recommendation ❤️

@@leno_o17 I really liked how they chose to make this video, it made me feel so connected to Poland and you could see in the faces of the people their feelings for their country. This song is definitely a love song to Poland and shows the resilience of the Polish people. When I first came here two years ago, and being younger I only thought of Poland as a first world country and was so surprised when my fiance's family told me that not long ago things were quite different. I didn't catch the reference to the anthem, but I want to tell you that just yesterday I encountered a recording from the last radio transmission once the Germans officially took Poland, and I cannot imagine what it felt like to listen to those words and know what was about to happen. I feel mad respect for Polish people, especially the older generation who went through that. About the Pope, I didn't really understand the context before, I thought you guys just liked him because he was Polish but what you said made the picture ten times clearer, thank you so much for sharing that ❤️❤️❤️

@@thepolishlatina In 1978, John Paul II became Pope for the first time in over 400 years and who was not an Italian. Less than a year later, the new Pope began a nine-day pilgrimage to Poland, which changed the course of history. Almost one third of the nation came to the meeting with the Holy Father, which took place on June 2, 1979 in Warsaw, while the rest of the country and the world participated in this event via television and radio. Communists were non-believers who did not recognize any religion. and they fought it with all methods. Of course, all reports from this event were censored and many security agents guarded and filmed who attended the Holy Mass. After the Pope delivered a fiery sermon, suddenly 3 MILLION people gathered at the mass started singing the anthem - "We want GOD, we want GOD..." 2 years later, on May 13, 1981, at St. Peter's Square in Rome, there was an attempt on the life of John Paul II, who was shot by the Turk Mehmet Ali Agca.

@@jerzy7118 There is something really magical about Poland and the love you guys have for your country. As a foreigner I can see it everywhere and I am so happy to learn more about your culture ❤️

Polska to k.... polacy to słodcy ciemniacy.... mam nadzieję, że to się wkrótce zmieni😂

Hey there! There's def an element of consumerism in a lot of holidays but from what I've seen in DR most people keep the same decorations for a few years, especially since we use plastic trees, we just like to put them up early 😅😅

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Witam! I tez Pozdrawiam

Thank you so much for this comment ❤️ I get what you say, before meeting my fiance I had no idea about Poland (besides some knowledge from WW2) after coming here I'm constantly surprised about the resilience of the Polish people and how much you take care of your culture, I guess that comes from how many times other countries have tried to erase your identity. I am so happy to be able to learn more about Poland and to share what little I know with other people so we can all appreciate it more ❤️

@@thepolishlatina I'm sure the economic situation in Venezuela is worse than in Poland in the 80's, but I don't think that inspires them to similar songs :) as for translating various national disasters into works of art, we are at the world top without a doubt. Jews are better, but they have ~4K years of experience.

The quintessence of Polishness or rather Polish peculiarity has been brilliantly captured in this cult tv-series. there is both pathos and a fair amount of humor, people of different walk of life, diffrent worldview. unfortunately, this ethos is largely gone and has been replaced by a lblatant ack of honor and conformism. at least remained artistic reference point like this ruclips.net/video/WE9CxdnLtN8/видео.htmlsi=oZXCgM4isstaDgQk

Oh then I need to visit you for the next Wigilia hahaha ❤️❤️

Are you Catholic? Because our Christmas Eve supper is meatless (red and white).

​@@sienkiewiczmonika1161 In DR we are also catholic and eat meat on 24th. I also asked some Spanish friends and they also eat meat, I don't know why that custom was lost in other countries 😅

w wigilię jeść mięso?? :0

I am a bit confused on this because I heard about St. Nick's day, but in our family the big gifts are given on the 24th and on Dec 6 is just something symbolic, is this normal in other families?

​@@thepolishlatina Same in Poland. On Dec 24th you give each other gifts but Dec 6th is mainly for kids and they would get small gifts or sweets on that day.

lol forgot to look there

Yaaas

Thank you! Greetings and Happy Holidays from Pomerania

@@BartoszMazur-y6p dzięki ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@@jekubos thank you for explaining it ❤️❤️

Cześć! Nie, jestem z Pomorza

@@marcinc6980 cześć! nie, moim pierwszym językiem jest hiszpański ❤️

​@@thepolishlatina a gdzie się nauczyłaś angielskiego jeśli można wiedzieć

@@marcinc6980 oczywiście, uczyłem się angielskiego w szkole na Dominikanie, a potem zrobiłem 2-letni kurs.

Hi there, I've always been aware I am not white as in European (both my parents have dark skin, with some distant light skin relatives) but I've always been called "blanquita" or been told things like "you need to go in the sun, you are too pale"

That's actually a really good take on it, I think for most Dominicans is not about blackness but about being Haitian and the connection between blackness and Haiti so I think you are right.❤️ Thank you for bringing that perspective

@@thepolishlatinaKLK manita! This is what I hear from other Dominicans. They have a different culture than ours. Some of them believe the whole island should be theirs and some of them have nationalistic tendencies. Along with any crime and poverty that any Haitians commit that just adds to those nationalistic principles that many Dominicans share. They are darker than us, so it makes it easy to identify them apart from their accent. So when many people see us discriminating against them and from an American perspective people see it as racism. Even though we have family members that are equally as dark, people will say it's racism because they don't know. It's really nationalism. I'm not defending it, these are the excuses I hear. Anyway, I love being Dominican but I hate the hatred towards any group of people. Quidate por aya. Ya tu sabe.

Hay si se ponen hablar disparate de uno sin saber, exagerando como si en estados unidos nunca hubo racismo... Tu me entiendes?