Ladaniva - Here’s To You Ararat (Lyrics/English Sub)
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- "Here’s to You Ararat" is a heartfelt song by the Armenian Navy Band. The song is a tribute to Mount Ararat, a symbol of Armenian identity and heritage. The lyrics and melody evoke deep emotions, celebrating the mountain's majestic presence and its significance in Armenian culture and history.
Mount Ararat, though geographically located in Turkey, holds profound spiritual and cultural meaning for Armenians. It is often seen as a symbol of national pride, resilience, and a reminder of the past, especially in relation to the Armenian Genocide and the longing for ancestral lands.
The song's lyrics express admiration for the mountain's beauty and strength, serving as a reminder of the enduring spirit of the Armenian people. The music and words together create an emotional connection, resonating with Armenians and others who appreciate the cultural and historical depth of Mount Ararat.
The song has been embraced by many as an anthem of Armenian pride, illustrating the deep emotional and cultural ties to this iconic peak. Through "Here’s to You Ararat," Armenian Navy Band pays homage to a mountain that stands not only as a natural wonder but also as a symbol of a people's enduring spirit and heritage.
And in 2024 Ladaniva group, which presented Armenia at the Euravision 2024, made a cover of this song.
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"Here’s to You Ararat" is a heartfelt song by the Armenian Navy Band. The song is a tribute to Mount Ararat, a symbol of Armenian identity and heritage. The lyrics and melody evoke deep emotions, celebrating the mountain's majestic presence and its significance in Armenian culture and history.
Mount Ararat, though geographically located in Turkey, holds profound spiritual and cultural meaning for Armenians. It is often seen as a symbol of national pride, resilience, and a reminder of the past, especially in relation to the Armenian Genocide and the longing for ancestral lands.
The song's lyrics express admiration for the mountain's beauty and strength, serving as a reminder of the enduring spirit of the Armenian people. The music and words together create an emotional connection, resonating with Armenians and others who appreciate the cultural and historical depth of Mount Ararat.
The song has been embraced by many as an anthem of Armenian pride, illustrating the deep emotional and cultural ties to this iconic peak. Through "Here’s to You Ararat," Armenian Navy Band pays homage to a mountain that stands not only as a natural wonder but also as a symbol of a people's enduring spirit and heritage.
And in 2024 Ladaniva group, which presented Armenia at the Euravision 2024, made a cover of this song.
Ladaniva is one of the most thing awesome that humanity give us.I discovered this band in Eurovision and now is one of my favourite bands
Jaklin is a woman really awesome and so so soooo powerful.Her energy is contagious🫶🏻
Love ❤️ and a big 🤗 from Spain. 🇦🇲🤝🇪🇸
This song goes right to my soul every time. Hayasdan. Masis. Ararat.
Love and respect from your brothers Assyrian ❤️🇦🇲 , thank you for the lyrics
This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard
Sending a big hug to my Armenian sisters and brothers from Iran
Thanks ! It was useful for a non Armenian friend
As an Armenian, I believe that everyone should familiarize themselves with our beautiful songs.💖
Нежная, душевная, прекрасная песня. Музыканты профессионалы ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Песня которая пробирает до мурашек и плакать хочется
🫶🏼🫶🏼
@@Elvimoo шат Шноракалутюн за текст
@@glebhaymisht И вам за коммент 🫶🏼
Շատ ապրես Ժակլին ջան 💖💖💖🌹🌹🌹
Спасибо большое за субтитры!! 🙏🙏🤗
Буду пытаться выучить текст.
Thank you! ❤
🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲ARMENIA 🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲
When the karaoke version?
🤝❤️🇦🇲🙏
I am a shirvani lion
Toast to you?
Es,
u can continue to watch AGRI MOUNTAIN FROM TURKEY, the turkısh side of our mountain is more beautiful .and if u write google u can see that this mountain belonges to turks and it will be forever
My dear .You might want to google it and see who Ararat belonged to. If it is now in Turkey, it does not mean that it belonged or belongs to the Turks.
@@Elvimoo i searched it and it shows this mountain belongs to turkey and it always had belonged to us.i understand ur pain but there is no reason to steal our mountain.we give u permission to watch our beatiful ağrı mountain, i think thats enough tho.
@@nazligokdemir7112 so , your always encompasses all of 100 years ? Curious understanding of concept of time .
@@nazligokdemir7112 Mount Ararat came under Turkish control after World War I. This occurred as a result of the signing of the Treaty of Moscow (1921) and the Treaty of Kars (1921), which were agreements between Turkey and Soviet Russia.
Before this period, Armenia (as part of the Russian Empire) and the Ottoman Empire disputed control over the territory. Following the collapse of the Russian Empire and the brief independence of the First Republic of Armenia (1918-1920), these treaties established Turkish sovereignty over Mount Ararat, significantly reducing Armenian territory.
@@Elvimoo Did we reduce the Armenian lands? The Ottomans conquered the lands you live in. But instead of killing you, they allowed you to live there. They could have implemented colonial policy, but they did not.
You were loyal to the Ottoman government. You were even called the "loyal nation". We were all living together without any problems, but you thought that the Ottoman lands were your own. Although you were approached with tolerance, you rebelled and now the only thing that you can do is watching the mountain that is ours. Read history from objective sources after that we can talk