jAnEy-NIGHTCORE - Tri martolod

original by Santiano

[@blacklady7181]

Wow ist realy good santiano is my favorite band nobody have it in nightcore make so good .

[@svenkaiser988]

geile lied einfach traumhaft.

[@Frosttod]

this sounds awefully like the refrain from inis mona - eluveitie

[@libreBZH]

Eluveitie just took the melody from the Breton folk song "Tri Martolod"

[@lukasalgner1532]

Geilstes lied ever

[@emmathacker3345]

love it

[@mushinbujin]

The random German exclamations ("Sing fuer mich! Sing fuer meine Seele!" "Sing for me! Sing for my soul!") don't really add anything to the song. One minute it's a song about Breton sailors, and then... SOULS!!!

[@searahvermillion1874]

A sailor says goodbye to his wife and wants her to sing for him with his soul he meant that he loves her and he will miss her and so on

[@lesbretonsdominentlejapon2848]

Les Bretons dominent le monde!

[@lesbretonsdominentlejapon2848]

@Hopfen Strudel Breizh !

[@lesbretonsdominentlejapon2848]

@Hopfen Strudel No

[@lesbretonsdominentlejapon2848]

@Hopfen Strudel Nein !

[@achiya1526]

❤️🔥

[@caramellesalley1250]

It feels like Hetalia's Prussia and Germany are singing ! xD

[@tyrex3559]

tri martolod à la base c'est breton. en plus,là c'est clairement un plagia de la version de Nolwenn leroy.

[@mr.grenade6654]

C’est vrai que cette reprise reprend exactement la même instrumentale que nolwenn Leroy au début, mais sinon la musique originale est libre de droit.

[@dylanroussel6234]

Les Allemands avec leurs langages bizarre il on fait de la merde avec leur plagiat perso je préfère l'original

[@geenalawrence8338]

Play this at 0.75x speed, thank me later.

[@crawnprinceofdarkness848]

thanks

[@thomasthetiger]

Hello Kitty auf Crystal Meth?

[@evasawall9521]

nee nightcore

[@Hanseits]

Hmmmm i really LOVE the sound of this song. Unfortunately the lyrics are kinda stupid, sorry :(

[@Sasulein1]

Das Original ist von Nolwenn Leroy
Aber super Lied :)

[@berukiabell7528]

Katha S. No Tri Yann

[@Slammigon]

Katha S. Das Orginal ist ein altes bretonisches Volkslied.

[@klistiranikrupije1724]

+Slammigon
The original song is from 18th century but it is very possible that the original melody is much older.

[@libreBZH]

Nein, ist es nicht. Es ist ein bretonisches Volkslied.
Der erste der es auf einem Tonträger herausgebracht hat war Alan Stivell.

[@gaelbigot748]

The first recorded version is Alan Stivell's I believe

[@berukiabell7528]

Euh c'est bien du Breton ou de l'allemand ?

[@thunderufo]

France?

[@Antiteshmis]

+GeoPryX Les deux

[@isamu_17]

Berukia Bell oui le a allemande

[@kadarbenaissa7091]

Antiteshmis tgfygugdrazv