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According to an old legend, Twardowski was a nobleman (szlachcic) who lived in Kraków in the 16th century. He sold his soul to the devil in exchange for great knowledge and magical powers. However, Twardowski wanted to outwit the devil by including a special clause in the contract, stating that the devil could only take Twardowski's soul to Hell during his visit to Rome - a place the sorcerer never intended to go. Other variants of the story have Twardowski being sold to the devil as a child by his father. With the devil's aid, Twardowski quickly rose to wealth and fame, eventually becoming a courtier of King Sigismund Augustus, who sought consolation in magic and astrology after the death of his beloved wife, Barbara Radziwiłł. He was said to have summoned the ghost of the late queen to comfort the grieving monarch, using a magic mirror. The sorcerer also wrote two books, both dictated to him by the devil - a book on magic and an encyclopedia. After years of evading his fate, Twardowski was eventually tricked by the devil and caught not in the city, but at an inn called Rzym (Rome in Polish). While being spirited away, Twardowski started to pray to the Virgin Mary, who made the devil drop his victim midway to hell. Twardowski fell on the Moon where he lives to this day. His only companion is his sidekick whom he once turned into a spider; from time to time Twardowski lets the spider descend to Earth on a thread and bring him news from the world below.
Tak naprawdę, Legendy Polskie, to genialna seria pokazująca w nowoczesny i nowatorski sposób polskie legendy z dawnych czasów i te - z zupełnie niedawnych. Ilość aluzji, nawiązań, poruszonych toposów i motywów jest tak duża, że tylko wprawne oko i ucho jest w stanie wyłapać wszystko. Obok oczywistych nawiązań do znanych powszechnie legend polskich mamy takie smaczki, jak na przykład szklanki, w których Twardowski podaje herbatę. To są szklanki w metalowych koszyczkach - klasyczne dla epoki gomułkowsko-gierkowskiej, czyli dla lat 60-70. Oczywiście wszystkie piosenki są starannie dobrane i są mniej lub bardziej sparafrazowanymi hitami polskiej sceny muzycznej lat 70. i późniejszych. Tak się złożyło, że od samego twórcy - Tomasza Bagińskiego - uzyskałem informację o przyczynach zaprzestania produkcji kolejnych części Legend Polskich.przyczyna prozaiczna - kasa. Może warto byłoby pociągnąć za sznurki i pociągnąć tę fantastyczną serię, która nie ma sobie równych w historii polskiej kinematografii!
Doskonale to ująłeś, chociaż myślę, że dla obcokrajowca, te wszystkie smaczki nie będą uchwytne. Ważne jednak, że podałeś jakiś trop. Zainteresowani i zaangażowani mają szansę dowiedzieć się czegoś więcej. Oczywiście nie odnoszę się wyłącznie do obcokrajowców :). Muszę jednak dodać do Twojej wypowiedzi, bardzo istotne nawiązanie do twórczości Adama Mickiewicza. Myślę, że "Pani Twardowska", całkowicie dopełnia to, co może być nie do końca zrozumiałe dla odbiorców filmu. Oczywiście chylę czoła i pozdrawiam wszystkich, którzy o tym już wspomnieli w komentarzach. Teraz już czmycham, jak i ON nadal czmycha 👹😁
You should watch the entire series in order. 1 - "The Dragon" - 30 November 2015 2 - "Twardowsky" - 15 December 2015 3 - "Twardowsky 2.0" - 16 September 2016 4 - "Operation Basilisc" - 9 November 2016 5 - "Yaga" - 9 December 2016
Chris, the 'bird' is an eagle, the national crest. There's a legend behind it, too, yes! A very brief explanation: the legendary founder of Poland, Lech (old German name for Poles - Lechien!!! He also had two brothers - Czech and Rus, the youngest) was looking for a place to establish his homeland and found a tree with a nest which belonged to the mentioned earlier white eagle - national symbol since times forgotten by history... Thanks for great content!
There was no "Rus" in any of the legends. There was only Lech and Czech. The third one was added by the communist authorities during the occupation of Poland by the USSR
@@rayan69plI cannot agree that Rus was not named in any version of the legend, because Rus is mentioned in the Greater Poland Chronicle (Kronika Wielkopolska) from the 13th century as one of three brothers who set out from Pannonia to, in short, found their own countries.
This concept base on old, polish legend, about Twardowski. He signed contract with devil, so he need to fulfill his wishes for price of Twardowski soul. So, this is origin of this new version. BTW, my favorite 'Allegro legend' is BABA Yaga. Highly recommend.
Yes, Robert Więckiewicz is very famous actor. First ligue. The songs are famous but maybe not for young generation. First one was released in the 90's, second - probably 70's. The last song is a disco polo genre of music, which is hated by many Poles (in reality everybody knows them, because they are played on weddings, parties, festivals etc.). This particular one is "Ona tańczy dla mnie" (she is dancing for me) by Weekend (no, not The Weekend). The Twardowski legend tells that he signed a contract with the devil, that he would give him his soul for his magic skills.
I think the first song in this video is of the band called Elektryczne Gitary (Electric Guitars), which was famous in the 90- ties. The second song is a very good, well known old (1972) song of Tadeusz Woźniak titled "Zegarmistrz światła purpurowy" (the Purple Watchmaker of the Light). And the last one was also a very good and well known song (also quite old - of 1971) of a Polish artist Marek Grechuta titled "Dni, których jeszcze nie znamy" (Days, that we don't know yet). Marek Grechuta was a very good Polish singer, songwriter, poet and composer, famous of a very poetic, beautiful style of his songs (he died in 2006). And somewhere in between (around 7:50) there was also one disco polo song - disco polo is a very specific genre (I personally don't like it, as it's rather primitive).
In Allegro: Legendy Polskie there are scenes after the end titles ;) Just like in Marvel movies. This "bird" is the Polish emblem of the white eagle in a crown. Yes, there is a story behind it; there were 3 brothers Lech, Czech, and Rus. They wandered to find a place where to settle down. One evening Lech saw a white eagle sitting in its nest. The bird drew out its wings, the setting sun staining the sky red around the white eagle. Lech decided he would settle down in this place. The place he called "Gniezno" (from the word "nest"= "gniazdo"). This city still exists today ;) Back to Allegro, there is an origin story to this demon-lady. It's in a song: "Aleja Gwiazd by Allegro". On a side note- the woman is not an actress but a RUclips influencer ;)
The tale of Master Twardowski is well known in Polish folklore and literature. Sometimes he was indeed compared to Goethe's Faust and even called the Polish Faust (although it's not the same, but there are some parallels). Here it's a very modernized version of the legend. By the way, in this cycle "Allegro. Legendy polskie" there is also a good piece - music cover of the Polish song titled "Aleją gwiazd" - Ania Karwan and Matheo.
There's a legend about 3 brothers: Lech, Czech and Rus. Czech went south and founded Czechia, Rus went east and founded Ruś (Ruthenia) which is a territory in the Carpathian mountains shared today by Poland, Slovakia and Ukraine. The people living there are called Rusyns (I mention it because people often confuse Ruthenia with Russia, but of course there was neither Russia nor Russians at that time). Lech went north and founded Poland (Lechia is an ancient name for Poland). Lech chose a place where he saw a white eagle's nest which is why the white eagle is the emblem of Poland. The town he founded was called Gniezno (meaning "nest") near Poznań. Gniezno was the first capital of Poland.
@@DamorkaDalilla Jak to bywa z legendami, wersji jest kilka. Jest też wersja kijowska, która mówi, że założycielem Kijowa był niejaki Kij pochodzący ze wschodnich Polan. Nasza najstarsza spisana wersja pochodzi z kroniki polsko-węgierskiej, więc raczej orientacja na południe niż na wschód, a potem Długosz przerobił ją jeszcze, pisząc że nasi Rusini (z województwa ruskiego) pochodzą od Rusa, który miał być synem Lecha. Za PRL obowiązywała wersja o Rusie jako założycielu Rosji.
You had Faust, we had Twardowski. Similar story - soul for all the wishes. According to the legend Twardowski still stays on the Moon... so this is kind of modern adaptation of medieval legend.
The girl is the devil, female version of Lucifer. Twardowsky assigned a contrack for a soul with devil for money, power, knowledge, etc. But, after a year, Twardowsky is trying to trick them. It is old Polish story made fresh by Allegro. Really good job. Watch "Baba Yaga" or "Smok". The same studio, high quality. Greetings from Poland. Dziękuję, na zdrówko 🍻
Diese waise Fogel ist polnishe waise Adler. National symbol Zeit amfang an unsere Nacion ❤. Es gibt eine legende uber Lech, Czech, Rus. 3 Brudern. Alle 3 hat eine ausflug gemacht und wolne ein land fur sich finden um neuen konig zu sein. Easte ,Lech hat eine waise Adler gesehen auf dem Baum. Und sagte zu 2 anderen Brudern. Das wurde mein land und waise Adler wurde mein Volk symbol. Lechia war unsere nahme zuerst. Dann Polen
Chris, you are a very cool creator, I like watching you and I have a suggestion for the next episode, for you to react to the animated history of Poland. Best regards from Poland😊
So, after Twardowski was taken by the devil from the Inn Rome (because of the contract he had with the Devil), he prayed to Virgin Mary, and She caused the devil to drop him before reaching Hell. As a result, he fell on the Moon where he lived alone. This is a modern take on it. The woman is a demon bidding the will of the Devil Boruta (who had the contract for Twardowski's soul). Devil Boruta is a fictional character from Polish mythology, folklore and literature, associated with the Polish town of Łęczyca. The character is the transformation of the pagan Slavic leshy in post-Christianization times.
Although the Legend about Twardowski comes from the 16th century, there's also a poem by Adam Mickiewicz about Twardowski's wife "Pani Twardowska" 1822. That poem was translated to German and made into a song known as "Frau Twardowska" by composer Carl Loewe. So you can look that up.
It's worth to add that Adam Mickiewicz was one of the most important Polish writers, the leading figure of the Polish Romanticism (which was a very important epoch in Polish culture and literature, as it was the times when Poland lost independence for 123 years, between 1798-1918, and there were two big national uprisings in the XIXth century), one of the so-called "Three National Bards" of the Polish Romanticism. And he is known very well also in Lithuania and Bellarus, as these lands in the past (during the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth) were one state, and their fate after the three Partitions of Poland was similar. Mickiewicz is compared to other great writers of the Romanticism epoch, like English George Byron. He is regarded as one of the greatest Polish poets, and many places, like streets or schools, are named after him.
@@nocnygacek9086 Actually, he was born in Zaosie (near Nowogródek), which nowadays is in the Belarus. But it's historically obvious that the geopolitical situation, relations then were not the same as it is nowadays. For centuries there was one state, under the rule of Polish king (until the partitions). And Mickiewicz wrote all his works only in Polish, and was very much engaged all his life for the cause of Polish independence. So we cannot look at it as it was the current situation, with separate states.
The Legend of Twardowski is about a nobleman who has signed a contract with the devil. All his wishes were to be fulfilled for a certain time, and when this time ended Twardowski's soul was the devil's to take. I don't remember the details on top of my head but he outsmarted the devil. At least one version had something to do with hiding on the moon. If you want to watch the entire series, you would benefit from doing it in proper order. I believe it is: Smok wawelski, Twardowski 1, Twardowski 2, bazyliszek, Jaga. Those are in my opinion really the best pieces of xxi century polish cinematography. Everyone I know, who watched it, was pissed that this story was never upscaled to the full movie theater thing.
Miło słyszeć że podoba ci się dźwięk naszego języka. Pewien brazylijski youtuber Matheus Malison kiedyś po obejrzeniu w kinie polskiego filmu „sala samobójców” oryginał z podtytułami, tak się w nim zakochał że postanowił się go nauczyć co mu się doskonale udało.
I think that for Germans it's actually not so hard to learn Polish - at least prounciation should not be so hard for them. But it appears that also for nationals of some very distant countries, like Japan or Korea, it's also possible to learn Polish perfectly. For instance, there's a RUclips channel of a Japanese who in a quite short time learned to speak Polish very, very good ("Ignacy z Japonii"), or of some Korean (for instance, "Kim jestem").
@@MayaTheDecemberGirl Mieszkałem za granicą i wielokrotnie pytano się mnie czy jestem Niemcem, bo słychać u mnie niemiecki akcent.... z tym, że ja niemieckiego nie znam. Także całkiem możliwe, że ze względu na bliskość, nasz język w jakimś tam sensie brzmi podobnie dla osób z innych zakątków świata. Natomiast byłem też kojarzony z Rosją, ale to tylko wtedy kiedy mówiłem bezpośrednio po polsku.
@@prawdomowca Czyżbyś miał to w genach? Bardzo mnie to zainteresowało, bo sam mam coś podobnego. Muszę wyjaśnić, że moi dziadkowie ze strony ojca byli repatriantami zza Buga. Mama pochodzi z pogranicza Małopolski i Śląska. W którą stronę się nie ruszę, to w rozmowie, jakimś dziwnym sposobem mówię z miejscowym akcentem i nawet używając słów właściwych dla regionu.
@@nocnygacek9086 Nie o to mi chodziło. W Anglii, w USA, w Hiszpanii, nawet w Brazylii pytano mnie czy jestem z Niemiec, bo kiedy mówiłem po angielsku oni słyszeli rzekomo niemiecki akcent. Natomiast kiedy mówiłem po polsku to skojarzenie było jedno: Rosja. Co mnie zabolało, to chodziłem do szkoły z Czechami, którzy dwa razy w dwóch różnych sytuacjach powiedzieli: "wow, mówisz też po rosyjsku?", i "nie wiedziałem, że znasz rosyjski"... a ja do nich" "przecież to jest język polski!". Dla mnie to był Szok, że Czesi nie odróżniają polskiego od rosyjskiego.
Młody człowieku to miło, że chcesz odkrywać Polskę. Mógłbyś jednak z szacunku do siebie i innych zapoznać się(nawet na Wikipedii) z podstawowymi informacjami o Polsce. Uniknął byś wtedy delikatnie mówiąc kontrowersyjnego pytania o "ptaka na plecaku". Chodzi tu o godło Polski.
Przecież chodzi o nabicie jak największej ilości komentarzy dla algorytmu, stąd pytania. Warto prowadzić kanał o Polsce bo polska społeczność youtubowa w komentarzach jest bardzo aktywna.
As for the music that Twardowski played to the devil, it's the very popular "DiscoPolo" in our country and it's exactly as you said - some people hate it, and some people can't imagine any fun without it :) And yes - it's about a contract with the devil - I recommend it read the legend about Mr. Twardowski - best regards :))
I wish I could go throughout all this content you watch for the first time for myself again ;) You got my sub, I'm gonna accompany you in your journey ;) EDIT: Oh, and watch The Unconquered necessarily.
"Legendy Allegro" is a video series. "Smok/Dragon"; "Twardowsky"; "Twardowsky 2.0; "Bazyliszek/Basilisk"; "Jaga". This same universum, fabular conections, Few this same characters - Variation about famus polish legends. "Smok" - Legend about dragon in Krakov; "Basilisk" - Warsaw legend. "Twardosky 2 parts" - legend about master Twardosky, and "Jaga" about "Baba Yaga" - famous slavian legend. In most this movies, famous polish devils Boruta and Rokita is a black characters.
To understand this, you need to know the original legend about Twardowski, and in short, Twardowski sold his soul for benefits and the devil was to take his soul in Rome. Of course, he avoided it, but the devil caught up with him in an inn called Rome, but Twardowski outsmarted the devil and escaped to the moon.
This white eagle is the emblem of Poland. There is a legend which explains its origin (the legend of Lech, Czech and Rus): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lech,_Czech,_and_Rus%27 There were three brothers Lech, Czech, and Rus who traveled together (just like in the "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows"😅). Once, Lech noticed a white eagle in a nest on a tree. The eagle took off and was visible in the red sky because it was a sunset (that's why we have a white eagle against a red sky/background as an emblem). Lech decided that this was the place where he would live, and the city that he founded there he named Gniezno (an old form of the Polish word "Gniazdo", meaning nest). Gniezno is a real place and it is known as the first Polish capital, so that’s how Lech founded Poland according to this old legend. His brothers Czech and Rus left him there and moved on. Czech went south where he founded the Czech Republic and Rus went east and became the founder of Russia. You may be confused why Poland is not named after Lech. Its name comes from the Slavic tribe of “Polans” (pol. Polanie). However, it is called differently in the other languages: Lit. Lenkija Hun. Lengyelország Tur. Lehistan Pers. Lahestân Arm. Lehastan In the past Poles called themselves Lechici (eng. Lechites or ger. Lechiten) since the times of Wincenty Kadłubek (1150-1223) - author of the Chronicle of the History of Poland, considered one of the most important figures in the history of Polish literature and historiography; referred to as the "father of Polish culture"; Bishop of Kraków. There are different versions of this legend. In most of them there are only two brothers Lech and Czech. Russia was founded (and it's historically) by the vikings that came there and mixed with the slavic tribes. Their chief Ruryk (Rurik) started the Rurik dynasty (pol. Rurykowicze) which ruled the Kievan Rus and later Russia. "Rus" is how they called the viking tribe of Varangians (pol. Waregowie) and it comes from the Finno-Ugric word "ruotsi", which means "coast dwellers". Finns still call Swedes this way, from whom they may have taken the word, because "Roslag" means "coast" in Old Norse.
Es muss doch Spaß machen sich etwas total Unbekanntes anzuschauen und nach vielen Fragen und Rätseln einfach von den Followers, die alles erklären an die Hand genommen und durch die „Dunkelheit“ geführt zu werden.
You will not understand the film well without knowing what it refers to, Mr. Twardowski, the songs, the Polish language, ambiguities of words. pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Twardowski_(postać)
Oh Jesus.... you missed so much that I recommend you to watch it again - few times. First of all you have to understand the Twardowski story (which is folklore of course) so here it is: Pan Twardowski, a scholar and alchemist, makes a pact with the devil, often named Faust or Mephistopheles, in exchange for magical powers and knowledge. In some versions, he specifically asks the devil for wealth and the ability to summon spirits. However, there's a catch - the devil will eventually come to claim Twardowski's soul. Over time, Twardowski enjoys the benefits of his deal but becomes increasingly aware of the impending doom. He tries various tricks to outsmart the devil, including invoking the Virgin Mary's protection. However, in most versions of the story, the devil ultimately finds a way to take Twardowski to hell. The legend of Pan Twardowski serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of making deals with dark forces and the inevitability of facing the consequences of one's actions. So basically it's just a fairytale explaining how greedy people end up. Now - once understanding this we can focus on answering your questions. However though you must understand that this video is "modernized" version of original Twardowski's story. That's the whole point basically. It shows the ancient story in modern way. So let's focus on answering your questions: 2:14 - he is famous actor 2:57 - it is famous song in Poland yet from communism times - I would say it's POP culture of Poland from communism 3:45 - she did had a space ship showed at 3:09 - look again 4:35 - added some drug 4:59 - she's basically saying that Elvis (Presley) is already in the hell and implicates to Twardowski that he will be next 5:50 - she's not a devil herself but she was sent by the devil or Mephistopheles - that's why she has capability to have such voice 7:02 - contract between Twardowski and Mephistopheles (devil) which he signed up at the beginning (look at my explanation again about Twardowski story - just before answering your questions) 7:52 - it is like German "schlager" - but here it's called Disco-Polo and this is most hated music. Only stupid units listens to that shit so for her this is intelectual torture. 9:48 - While two stripes of white and red are our flag this "bird" as you called it is our national coat of arms. It represents White Eagle. In Germany for instance you have simmilar coat of arms but represented by Black Eagle. You have exactly same thing in Germany but showing different (yet simmilar) bird. Our white eagle represents purity while the black German eagle represents authority and determination (at least from what I learned - so don't judge me on that). So really it suppries me that you don't know that nations except their flag have national coats of arms - and Germany has very simmilar to ours. This is Polish flag and coat of arms combined: st4.depositphotos.com/1005574/20007/v/1600/depositphotos_200077568-stock-illustration-poland-flag-white-royal-eagle.jpg And this is German flag and coat of arms combinded: m.media-amazon.com/images/I/31XZXXx+d1L._UF1000,1000_QL80_.jpg I hope that I helped you understand this video a little bit more :-) *comment edited because as my fellow countryman pointed out "herb" is not exactly an English name for "coat of arms" so I've changed it along whole comment.
Wielkie dzięki że poświęciłeś tak wiele czasu aby wytłumaczyć Christianowi tak wiele istotnych rzeczy związanych z tym filmem. Nie znam angielskiego i aby zrozumiec twój komentarz użyłem google. Słowo "herb" tłumaczy mi jako "zioło". Czy nie ma w angielskim lepszego słowa aby wyrazić o co tu chodzi? Szczególnie obcokrajowcowi.
OK, I am sure you have been briefed about it all, but let me summarize: There were two famous Polish alchemists in the 16th century: one was _Sendivogius_ (Michał Sędziwój), a famous guy, a scholar and a diplomat. He lived long and prospered. The other one was _Duranovius_ (Jan Twardowski), and he was murdered by the Mniszech family (a powerful lobby, you don't eff with them). Importatntly, Twardowski was a black magician and a necromancer. Legends emerged right away after this murder. "Master Twardowski" has become a stuff of legend in Poland. The first and most popular one was that he actually made it (they tried to kill him, but they couldn't, as he made a pact with the devil), and he lives on the effffing MOON!! (just like "Elvis lives") Crazy as it seems, that's the legend: "Twardowsky on the Moon." There you have it. This series is an attempt to re-tell those Polish legends of old. Enjoy!
An interesting fact is the Twardowsky mirror, associated with a legend, which is currently located in the church in Węgrów. It was made of an alloy of gold, silver, zinc and tin. there is an inscription in Latin on the kest frame ("Twardowski played with this mirror, performing magic arts, now it is intended to serve God"), it is broken into three parts. These cracks have several legends: 1. Napoleon, during his expansion to Russia, saw his defeat in it, became furious and broke the mirror or dropped it out of fear 2. A local priest saw the devil's reflection in the mirror and broke the mirror 3. A Polish soldier saw an old, bad-looking man in the mirror. he was caught by the Russians and sent to work in Siberia, from where he returned as an old man
Hello, I recommend watching the second part of Twardowski, Jaga, Wawel Dragon, Basilisk, these are allegro films from the same producer Zrob o nich film proszę pozdrawiam z Polski 😊
Making Lucy - aka Lucifer - a woman might seem off but in a way it can be a reference to an old Polish saying "gdzie diabeł nie może, tam babę pośle" - "where the devil can't go, he'll send a woman" ("baba" can mean a woman, a crone or a hag depending on the context). There's also a pastiche of the Twardowski legend - Pani Twardowska by Adam Mickiewicz, wherein the devil does come for Twardowski but has to fulfill three of his commands to collect his soul. The first is to build a building with very specific materials, and the devil manages it with some annoyance. The second is to take a bath in holy water, and the devil survives. The third... is to spend one year being a dutiful husband to Twardowski's wife... and upon hearing that one, the devil breaks and runs away.
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Der Einfachheit halber verwende ich einen Übersetzer, da ich kein Deutsch spreche, aber er ist ein großartiger Schauspieler. Schauen Sie sich die Serie „The Behaviorist“ auf HBO Max an. Dies ist eine der neueren Produktionen, in denen der Schauspieler auftritt. Und das schon seit fast 30 Jahren. Ich kann es wärmstens empfehlen und liebe Grüße.
➡️pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Twardowski_(posta%C4%87)⬅️ You should watch Legendy Polskie: Jaga 😊 My favorite 🤩😁😊 The white eagle on a red background is one of the symbols of Poland. An interesting fact, the spacesuit that Twardowsky wears is an original spacesuit that came from the USA.
Devil that Girl who came for Twardowsky's Soul is Lucy aka (Lucynka) the story of her life before she is sighned contract with Boruta is presented in cover Aleja Gwiazd - Cover. Matheo & Anna Karwan. ruclips.net/video/fMU2Y4F0BDw/видео.html
Robert Więckiewicz is very famous polish actor-Twardowski. The story is based on a polish legend, about a guy who signed packt with a Devil. He knew he need to give his soul to the Devil but tried to tricked him to get more time. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Twardowski
Kapitalnie to ująłeś i na serio jestem pod wrażeniem 😀. Widzisz, ja jestem już dosyć starszym człowiekiem. Disco polo, było następstwem przemian w naszym kraju. Taki powiew wolności. Osobiście uważam, że większej wolności nie było nigdy wcześniej, ale też i teraz takiej nie ma. Była to muzyka na miarę czasu i potrzeb. Wszystko się zmienia. Kiedyś kochałem disco polo, teraz wolę zupełnie inną muzykę. Pozdrawiam.
Nah. Polskie Legendy Allegro at least were fun. Witcher was opposite of fun. When you know that Hissrich wanted to force Cavill to laugh at Roaches death you know these people have no sense of humour
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Auf dem Rucksack befindet sich polnische Wappen. Weißer Adler auf dem Roten Hintergrund.
According to an old legend, Twardowski was a nobleman (szlachcic) who lived in Kraków in the 16th century. He sold his soul to the devil in exchange for great knowledge and magical powers. However, Twardowski wanted to outwit the devil by including a special clause in the contract, stating that the devil could only take Twardowski's soul to Hell during his visit to Rome - a place the sorcerer never intended to go. Other variants of the story have Twardowski being sold to the devil as a child by his father.
With the devil's aid, Twardowski quickly rose to wealth and fame, eventually becoming a courtier of King Sigismund Augustus, who sought consolation in magic and astrology after the death of his beloved wife, Barbara Radziwiłł. He was said to have summoned the ghost of the late queen to comfort the grieving monarch, using a magic mirror. The sorcerer also wrote two books, both dictated to him by the devil - a book on magic and an encyclopedia.
After years of evading his fate, Twardowski was eventually tricked by the devil and caught not in the city, but at an inn called Rzym (Rome in Polish). While being spirited away, Twardowski started to pray to the Virgin Mary, who made the devil drop his victim midway to hell. Twardowski fell on the Moon where he lives to this day. His only companion is his sidekick whom he once turned into a spider; from time to time Twardowski lets the spider descend to Earth on a thread and bring him news from the world below.
She means that Elvis Presley sold his soul to the devil to achieve his success.
And we also can mention Witcher 3 Heart of Stone DLC is very inspired by legend of Twardowski
Tak naprawdę, Legendy Polskie, to genialna seria pokazująca w nowoczesny i nowatorski sposób polskie legendy z dawnych czasów i te - z zupełnie niedawnych.
Ilość aluzji, nawiązań, poruszonych toposów i motywów jest tak duża, że tylko wprawne oko i ucho jest w stanie wyłapać wszystko. Obok oczywistych nawiązań do znanych powszechnie legend polskich mamy takie smaczki, jak na przykład szklanki, w których Twardowski podaje herbatę. To są szklanki w metalowych koszyczkach - klasyczne dla epoki gomułkowsko-gierkowskiej, czyli dla lat 60-70.
Oczywiście wszystkie piosenki są starannie dobrane i są mniej lub bardziej sparafrazowanymi hitami polskiej sceny muzycznej lat 70. i późniejszych.
Tak się złożyło, że od samego twórcy - Tomasza Bagińskiego - uzyskałem informację o przyczynach zaprzestania produkcji kolejnych części Legend Polskich.przyczyna prozaiczna - kasa. Może warto byłoby pociągnąć za sznurki i pociągnąć tę fantastyczną serię, która nie ma sobie równych w historii polskiej kinematografii!
...radio EWA, na tranzystorach germanowych, lata 70.
Doskonale to ująłeś, chociaż myślę, że dla obcokrajowca, te wszystkie smaczki nie będą uchwytne. Ważne jednak, że podałeś jakiś trop. Zainteresowani i zaangażowani mają szansę dowiedzieć się czegoś więcej. Oczywiście nie odnoszę się wyłącznie do obcokrajowców :). Muszę jednak dodać do Twojej wypowiedzi, bardzo istotne nawiązanie do twórczości Adama Mickiewicza. Myślę, że "Pani Twardowska", całkowicie dopełnia to, co może być nie do końca zrozumiałe dla odbiorców filmu. Oczywiście chylę czoła i pozdrawiam wszystkich, którzy o tym już wspomnieli w komentarzach. Teraz już czmycham, jak i ON nadal czmycha 👹😁
Gdyby zrobili jakaś zrzutkę czy coś to sądzę, że ludzie z chęcią by dali, żeby Allegro kontynuowało tworzenie filmów.
You should watch the entire series in order.
1 - "The Dragon" - 30 November 2015
2 - "Twardowsky" - 15 December 2015
3 - "Twardowsky 2.0" - 16 September 2016
4 - "Operation Basilisc" - 9 November 2016
5 - "Yaga" - 9 December 2016
Worth is also mention Song fillers ruclips.net/video/y1YbhC5spzE/видео.html
Some of them explain the things what happend before the main Movies
Chris, the 'bird' is an eagle, the national crest. There's a legend behind it, too, yes! A very brief explanation: the legendary founder of Poland, Lech (old German name for Poles - Lechien!!! He also had two brothers - Czech and Rus, the youngest) was looking for a place to establish his homeland and found a tree with a nest which belonged to the mentioned earlier white eagle - national symbol since times forgotten by history... Thanks for great content!
There was no "Rus" in any of the legends. There was only Lech and Czech. The third one was added by the communist authorities during the occupation of Poland by the USSR
@@rayan69plI cannot agree that Rus was not named in any version of the legend, because Rus is mentioned in the Greater Poland Chronicle (Kronika Wielkopolska) from the 13th century as one of three brothers who set out from Pannonia to, in short, found their own countries.
This concept base on old, polish legend, about Twardowski. He signed contract with devil, so he need to fulfill his wishes for price of Twardowski soul. So, this is origin of this new version.
BTW, my favorite 'Allegro legend' is BABA Yaga. Highly recommend.
Yes, Robert Więckiewicz is very famous actor. First ligue. The songs are famous but maybe not for young generation. First one was released in the 90's, second - probably 70's. The last song is a disco polo genre of music, which is hated by many Poles (in reality everybody knows them, because they are played on weddings, parties, festivals etc.). This particular one is "Ona tańczy dla mnie" (she is dancing for me) by Weekend (no, not The Weekend). The Twardowski legend tells that he signed a contract with the devil, that he would give him his soul for his magic skills.
Disco polo was 3rd. The last song was Tyle było dni by Grechuta. Also from the 1970s.
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I think the first song in this video is of the band called Elektryczne Gitary (Electric Guitars), which was famous in the 90- ties. The second song is a very good, well known old (1972) song of Tadeusz Woźniak titled "Zegarmistrz światła purpurowy" (the Purple Watchmaker of the Light). And the last one was also a very good and well known song (also quite old - of 1971) of a Polish artist Marek Grechuta titled "Dni, których jeszcze nie znamy" (Days, that we don't know yet). Marek Grechuta was a very good Polish singer, songwriter, poet and composer, famous of a very poetic, beautiful style of his songs (he died in 2006). And somewhere in between (around 7:50) there was also one disco polo song - disco polo is a very specific genre (I personally don't like it, as it's rather primitive).
You mean "The Weeknd"
@@dominika5359 no
In Allegro: Legendy Polskie there are scenes after the end titles ;) Just like in Marvel movies.
This "bird" is the Polish emblem of the white eagle in a crown. Yes, there is a story behind it; there were 3 brothers Lech, Czech, and Rus. They wandered to find a place where to settle down. One evening Lech saw a white eagle sitting in its nest. The bird drew out its wings, the setting sun staining the sky red around the white eagle. Lech decided he would settle down in this place. The place he called "Gniezno" (from the word "nest"= "gniazdo"). This city still exists today ;)
Back to Allegro, there is an origin story to this demon-lady. It's in a song: "Aleja Gwiazd by Allegro". On a side note- the woman is not an actress but a RUclips influencer ;)
Efekty to dzieło Bagińskiego, do momentu udziału w Wiedźminie, był bardzo popularny.
The white eagle in the crown is the Polish emblem
The tale of Master Twardowski is well known in Polish folklore and literature. Sometimes he was indeed compared to Goethe's Faust and even called the Polish Faust (although it's not the same, but there are some parallels). Here it's a very modernized version of the legend. By the way, in this cycle "Allegro. Legendy polskie" there is also a good piece - music cover of the Polish song titled "Aleją gwiazd" - Ania Karwan and Matheo.
There's a legend about 3 brothers: Lech, Czech and Rus. Czech went south and founded Czechia, Rus went east and founded Ruś (Ruthenia) which is a territory in the Carpathian mountains shared today by Poland, Slovakia and Ukraine. The people living there are called Rusyns (I mention it because people often confuse Ruthenia with Russia, but of course there was neither Russia nor Russians at that time). Lech went north and founded Poland (Lechia is an ancient name for Poland). Lech chose a place where he saw a white eagle's nest which is why the white eagle is the emblem of Poland. The town he founded was called Gniezno (meaning "nest") near Poznań. Gniezno was the first capital of Poland.
hey what were you drinking? this is not that fairy tale...
@@user-lt8tz7bg3h I was answering his question about the white eagle. Any problem with that?
Informacja o Rusi jako o terenie w Karpatach bardzo interesująca. Myślałam że chodziło o Ruś Kijowską?
@@DamorkaDalilla Jak to bywa z legendami, wersji jest kilka. Jest też wersja kijowska, która mówi, że założycielem Kijowa był niejaki Kij pochodzący ze wschodnich Polan. Nasza najstarsza spisana wersja pochodzi z kroniki polsko-węgierskiej, więc raczej orientacja na południe niż na wschód, a potem Długosz przerobił ją jeszcze, pisząc że nasi Rusini (z województwa ruskiego) pochodzą od Rusa, który miał być synem Lecha. Za PRL obowiązywała wersja o Rusie jako założycielu Rosji.
@@DamorkaDalillaByła Ruś Zakarpacka i była też Ruś Kijowska
You had Faust, we had Twardowski. Similar story - soul for all the wishes. According to the legend Twardowski still stays on the Moon... so this is kind of modern adaptation of medieval legend.
For me JAGA LEGENDY POLSKIE is the best!
Nice reaction!
Robert Więckiewicz. One of the best Polish actors
He is really good :)
The girl is the devil, female version of Lucifer. Twardowsky assigned a contrack for a soul with devil for money, power, knowledge, etc. But, after a year, Twardowsky is trying to trick them. It is old Polish story made fresh by Allegro. Really good job. Watch "Baba Yaga" or "Smok". The same studio, high quality. Greetings from Poland. Dziękuję, na zdrówko 🍻
@@chris.polandOperacja bazyliszek
Jaga
Smok
Twardowsky 2.0
👍
Sooo dann ich warte jetzt für nächste teile von diese serie. BTW "Jaga" ist die beste 😅
Diese waise Fogel ist polnishe waise Adler. National symbol Zeit amfang an unsere Nacion ❤. Es gibt eine legende uber Lech, Czech, Rus. 3 Brudern. Alle 3 hat eine ausflug gemacht und wolne ein land fur sich finden um neuen konig zu sein. Easte ,Lech hat eine waise Adler gesehen auf dem Baum. Und sagte zu 2 anderen Brudern. Das wurde mein land und waise Adler wurde mein Volk symbol. Lechia war unsere nahme zuerst. Dann Polen
Chris, you are a very cool creator, I like watching you and I have a suggestion for the next episode, for you to react to the animated history of Poland. Best regards from Poland😊
So, after Twardowski was taken by the devil from the Inn Rome (because of the contract he had with the Devil), he prayed to Virgin Mary, and She caused the devil to drop him before reaching Hell. As a result, he fell on the Moon where he lived alone. This is a modern take on it. The woman is a demon bidding the will of the Devil Boruta (who had the contract for Twardowski's soul). Devil Boruta is a fictional character from Polish mythology, folklore and literature, associated with the Polish town of Łęczyca. The character is the transformation of the pagan Slavic leshy in post-Christianization times.
Ow yeah, Zegarmistrz światła purpurowy is one of the most famous multi generational song.
The American metal band Motorhead covered this song in 2006. "God Was Never On Your Side"
It was also used in the TV series "Supernatural"
Although the Legend about Twardowski comes from the 16th century, there's also a poem by Adam Mickiewicz about Twardowski's wife "Pani Twardowska" 1822. That poem was translated to German and made into a song known as "Frau Twardowska" by composer Carl Loewe. So you can look that up.
It's worth to add that Adam Mickiewicz was one of the most important Polish writers, the leading figure of the Polish Romanticism (which was a very important epoch in Polish culture and literature, as it was the times when Poland lost independence for 123 years, between 1798-1918, and there were two big national uprisings in the XIXth century), one of the so-called "Three National Bards" of the Polish Romanticism. And he is known very well also in Lithuania and Bellarus, as these lands in the past (during the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth) were one state, and their fate after the three Partitions of Poland was similar. Mickiewicz is compared to other great writers of the Romanticism epoch, like English George Byron. He is regarded as one of the greatest Polish poets, and many places, like streets or schools, are named after him.
@@MayaTheDecemberGirl "Litwo, ojczyzno moja..."
@@nocnygacek9086 Actually, he was born in Zaosie (near Nowogródek), which nowadays is in the Belarus. But it's historically obvious that the geopolitical situation, relations then were not the same as it is nowadays. For centuries there was one state, under the rule of Polish king (until the partitions). And Mickiewicz wrote all his works only in Polish, and was very much engaged all his life for the cause of Polish independence. So we cannot look at it as it was the current situation, with separate states.
this bird is an eagle -Whit Eagle is a polish national symbol
Warto obejrzeć wszystkie części Legend Polskich zekranizowanych przez Allegro
fajny z Ciebie kolo! z takimi Niemcami zawsze bedzie nam po drodze. Pozdrawiam i wszystkiego najlepszego
The Legend of Twardowski is about a nobleman who has signed a contract with the devil. All his wishes were to be fulfilled for a certain time, and when this time ended Twardowski's soul was the devil's to take. I don't remember the details on top of my head but he outsmarted the devil. At least one version had something to do with hiding on the moon.
If you want to watch the entire series, you would benefit from doing it in proper order. I believe it is: Smok wawelski, Twardowski 1, Twardowski 2, bazyliszek, Jaga.
Those are in my opinion really the best pieces of xxi century polish cinematography. Everyone I know, who watched it, was pissed that this story was never upscaled to the full movie theater thing.
Miło słyszeć że podoba ci się dźwięk naszego języka. Pewien brazylijski youtuber Matheus Malison kiedyś po obejrzeniu w kinie polskiego filmu „sala samobójców” oryginał z podtytułami, tak się w nim zakochał że postanowił się go nauczyć co mu się doskonale udało.
I think that for Germans it's actually not so hard to learn Polish - at least prounciation should not be so hard for them. But it appears that also for nationals of some very distant countries, like Japan or Korea, it's also possible to learn Polish perfectly. For instance, there's a RUclips channel of a Japanese who in a quite short time learned to speak Polish very, very good ("Ignacy z Japonii"), or of some Korean (for instance, "Kim jestem").
@@MayaTheDecemberGirl Mieszkałem za granicą i wielokrotnie pytano się mnie czy jestem Niemcem, bo słychać u mnie niemiecki akcent.... z tym, że ja niemieckiego nie znam. Także całkiem możliwe, że ze względu na bliskość, nasz język w jakimś tam sensie brzmi podobnie dla osób z innych zakątków świata. Natomiast byłem też kojarzony z Rosją, ale to tylko wtedy kiedy mówiłem bezpośrednio po polsku.
@@prawdomowca Czyżbyś miał to w genach? Bardzo mnie to zainteresowało, bo sam mam coś podobnego. Muszę wyjaśnić, że moi dziadkowie ze strony ojca byli repatriantami zza Buga. Mama pochodzi z pogranicza Małopolski i Śląska. W którą stronę się nie ruszę, to w rozmowie, jakimś dziwnym sposobem mówię z miejscowym akcentem i nawet używając słów właściwych dla regionu.
@@nocnygacek9086 Nie o to mi chodziło. W Anglii, w USA, w Hiszpanii, nawet w Brazylii pytano mnie czy jestem z Niemiec, bo kiedy mówiłem po angielsku oni słyszeli rzekomo niemiecki akcent. Natomiast kiedy mówiłem po polsku to skojarzenie było jedno: Rosja. Co mnie zabolało, to chodziłem do szkoły z Czechami, którzy dwa razy w dwóch różnych sytuacjach powiedzieli: "wow, mówisz też po rosyjsku?", i "nie wiedziałem, że znasz rosyjski"... a ja do nich" "przecież to jest język polski!". Dla mnie to był Szok, że Czesi nie odróżniają polskiego od rosyjskiego.
@@prawdomowca Ok. Chociaż i tak myślę, że masz to w genach 😁 Dzięki i pozdrawiam.
You must to see second part, it is even better
Młody człowieku to miło, że chcesz odkrywać Polskę.
Mógłbyś jednak z szacunku do siebie i innych zapoznać się(nawet na Wikipedii) z podstawowymi informacjami o Polsce.
Uniknął byś wtedy delikatnie mówiąc kontrowersyjnego pytania o "ptaka na plecaku". Chodzi tu o godło Polski.
Dokładnie
Przecież chodzi o nabicie jak największej ilości komentarzy dla algorytmu, stąd pytania. Warto prowadzić kanał o Polsce bo polska społeczność youtubowa w komentarzach jest bardzo aktywna.
Ma prawo tego nie wiedzieć.
A co to za zabawa gdyby nie oglądał na spontana bez przygotowania. Właśnie przez ten efekt zaskoczenia kanal jest autentyczniejszy.
this is the flag and emblem of Poland
You can find answers here: de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Twardowski
As for the music that Twardowski played to the devil, it's the very popular "DiscoPolo" in our country and it's exactly as you said - some people hate it, and some people can't imagine any fun without it :) And yes - it's about a contract with the devil - I recommend it read the legend about Mr. Twardowski - best regards :))
I wish I could go throughout all this content you watch for the first time for myself again ;) You got my sub, I'm gonna accompany you in your journey ;)
EDIT: Oh, and watch The Unconquered necessarily.
Now you need to watch part 2
"Legendy Allegro" is a video series. "Smok/Dragon"; "Twardowsky"; "Twardowsky 2.0; "Bazyliszek/Basilisk"; "Jaga". This same universum, fabular conections, Few this same characters - Variation about famus polish legends. "Smok" - Legend about dragon in Krakov; "Basilisk" - Warsaw legend. "Twardosky 2 parts" - legend about master Twardosky, and "Jaga" about "Baba Yaga" - famous slavian legend. In most this movies, famous polish devils Boruta and Rokita is a black characters.
You have missed important postcredit scene
To understand this, you need to know the original legend about Twardowski, and in short, Twardowski sold his soul for benefits and the devil was to take his soul in Rome. Of course, he avoided it, but the devil caught up with him in an inn called Rome, but Twardowski outsmarted the devil and escaped to the moon.
You shoud watch to the end
At this time, as far as I know, it is a production on going on full movie Twardowski by the same producer.
Wolfgang's Goethe Faust is One of Polish Lecture in MidSchool |
Yes That Music is a disco Polo and yes it similar as Schlager
Is it more for young or for old people?
@@chris.poland Equal. Best fun on the weddings with Disco Polo.
Wlasnie kilka godzin temu pisałem Tobie byś puscił filmy
Allegro Legendy POLSKIE
I bach
Za chwilę są 😊
After the end credits, there is a preview of the next episode.
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This white eagle is the emblem of Poland. There is a legend which explains its origin (the legend of Lech, Czech and Rus): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lech,_Czech,_and_Rus%27
There were three brothers Lech, Czech, and Rus who traveled together (just like in the "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows"😅). Once, Lech noticed a white eagle in a nest on a tree. The eagle took off and was visible in the red sky because it was a sunset (that's why we have a white eagle against a red sky/background as an emblem). Lech decided that this was the place where he would live, and the city that he founded there he named Gniezno (an old form of the Polish word "Gniazdo", meaning nest). Gniezno is a real place and it is known as the first Polish capital, so that’s how Lech founded Poland according to this old legend. His brothers Czech and Rus left him there and moved on. Czech went south where he founded the Czech Republic and Rus went east and became the founder of Russia.
You may be confused why Poland is not named after Lech. Its name comes from the Slavic tribe of “Polans” (pol. Polanie). However, it is called differently in the other languages:
Lit. Lenkija
Hun. Lengyelország
Tur. Lehistan
Pers. Lahestân
Arm. Lehastan
In the past Poles called themselves Lechici (eng. Lechites or ger. Lechiten) since the times of Wincenty Kadłubek (1150-1223) - author of the Chronicle of the History of Poland, considered one of the most important figures in the history of Polish literature and historiography; referred to as the "father of Polish culture"; Bishop of Kraków.
There are different versions of this legend. In most of them there are only two brothers Lech and Czech. Russia was founded (and it's historically) by the vikings that came there and mixed with the slavic tribes. Their chief Ruryk (Rurik) started the Rurik dynasty (pol. Rurykowicze) which ruled the Kievan Rus and later Russia. "Rus" is how they called the viking tribe of Varangians (pol. Waregowie) and it comes from the Finno-Ugric word "ruotsi", which means "coast dwellers". Finns still call Swedes this way, from whom they may have taken the word, because "Roslag" means "coast" in Old Norse.
hi there,
yup, mate she meant Elvis Presley
polish humor
anyway Big👍
thanks
Ostatni rysunek przedstawia Polaków musi... WSZYSTKO.😂.. RACJA BĘDZIE MOJA
Yeah.Robert Więckiewicz is a famous actor in Poland.
Es muss doch Spaß machen sich etwas total Unbekanntes anzuschauen und nach vielen Fragen und Rätseln einfach von den Followers, die alles erklären an die Hand genommen und durch die „Dunkelheit“ geführt zu werden.
The White Eagle is our national symbol, but prolly someone already answered that ^^
10:00 Coat of arms of Poland
Here you go - Pan Twardowski on Wikipedia in German 😊
You will not understand the film well without knowing what it refers to, Mr. Twardowski, the songs, the Polish language, ambiguities of words.
pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Twardowski_(postać)
Order of watching movies (for historical connections and easter eggs)
Please watch "Smok" next
1. Smok
2. Twardovsky
3. Twardovsky 2.0
4. Operacja Bazyliszek
5. Jaga
Tłumaczenie w 9:49 to mistrzostwo
Oh Jesus.... you missed so much that I recommend you to watch it again - few times.
First of all you have to understand the Twardowski story (which is folklore of course) so here it is:
Pan Twardowski, a scholar and alchemist, makes a pact with the devil, often named Faust or Mephistopheles, in exchange for magical powers and knowledge. In some versions, he specifically asks the devil for wealth and the ability to summon spirits. However, there's a catch - the devil will eventually come to claim Twardowski's soul.
Over time, Twardowski enjoys the benefits of his deal but becomes increasingly aware of the impending doom. He tries various tricks to outsmart the devil, including invoking the Virgin Mary's protection. However, in most versions of the story, the devil ultimately finds a way to take Twardowski to hell.
The legend of Pan Twardowski serves as a cautionary tale about the consequences of making deals with dark forces and the inevitability of facing the consequences of one's actions.
So basically it's just a fairytale explaining how greedy people end up.
Now - once understanding this we can focus on answering your questions. However though you must understand that this video is "modernized" version of original Twardowski's story. That's the whole point basically. It shows the ancient story in modern way. So let's focus on answering your questions:
2:14 - he is famous actor
2:57 - it is famous song in Poland yet from communism times - I would say it's POP culture of Poland from communism
3:45 - she did had a space ship showed at 3:09 - look again
4:35 - added some drug
4:59 - she's basically saying that Elvis (Presley) is already in the hell and implicates to Twardowski that he will be next
5:50 - she's not a devil herself but she was sent by the devil or Mephistopheles - that's why she has capability to have such voice
7:02 - contract between Twardowski and Mephistopheles (devil) which he signed up at the beginning (look at my explanation again about Twardowski story - just before answering your questions)
7:52 - it is like German "schlager" - but here it's called Disco-Polo and this is most hated music. Only stupid units listens to that shit so for her this is intelectual torture.
9:48 - While two stripes of white and red are our flag this "bird" as you called it is our national coat of arms. It represents White Eagle. In Germany for instance you have simmilar coat of arms but represented by Black Eagle. You have exactly same thing in Germany but showing different (yet simmilar) bird. Our white eagle represents purity while the black German eagle represents authority and determination (at least from what I learned - so don't judge me on that).
So really it suppries me that you don't know that nations except their flag have national coats of arms - and Germany has very simmilar to ours.
This is Polish flag and coat of arms combined:
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And this is German flag and coat of arms combinded:
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I hope that I helped you understand this video a little bit more :-)
*comment edited because as my fellow countryman pointed out "herb" is not exactly an English name for "coat of arms" so I've changed it along whole comment.
Wielkie dzięki że poświęciłeś tak wiele czasu aby wytłumaczyć Christianowi tak wiele istotnych rzeczy związanych z tym filmem. Nie znam angielskiego i aby zrozumiec twój komentarz użyłem google. Słowo "herb" tłumaczy mi jako "zioło". Czy nie ma w angielskim lepszego słowa aby wyrazić o co tu chodzi? Szczególnie obcokrajowcowi.
@@JurekS Cześć - spoko 🙂Z tym herb masz rację. Lepsze określenie to "coat of arms". Poprawię w oryginalnym komentarzu.
@@JurekS Poprawione 🙂Dzięki za zwrócenie uwagi.
4:35 for me it was always obvious that he added the holy water - not the drug- (which was blessed by the bishop who is in hell now...).
@@agnieszkazuk OK - might be it was holy water. At the end she's not a typical human so holy water does the trick.
In Allegro videos, it is important to watch until the end
9:57 This bird is a Polish emblem hehe
OK, I am sure you have been briefed about it all, but let me summarize: There were two famous Polish alchemists in the 16th century: one was _Sendivogius_ (Michał Sędziwój), a famous guy, a scholar and a diplomat. He lived long and prospered. The other one was _Duranovius_ (Jan Twardowski), and he was murdered by the Mniszech family (a powerful lobby, you don't eff with them). Importatntly, Twardowski was a black magician and a necromancer. Legends emerged right away after this murder. "Master Twardowski" has become a stuff of legend in Poland. The first and most popular one was that he actually made it (they tried to kill him, but they couldn't, as he made a pact with the devil), and he lives on the effffing MOON!! (just like "Elvis lives") Crazy as it seems, that's the legend: "Twardowsky on the Moon." There you have it. This series is an attempt to re-tell those Polish legends of old. Enjoy!
You got almost spot on, she is a devil, schlager are almost the same genre in Poland it's Disco Polo.
Symbol of Germany is schwarz Adler black eagle and Poland the same symbol but white eagle.
An interesting fact is the Twardowsky mirror, associated with a legend, which is currently located in the church in Węgrów. It was made of an alloy of gold, silver, zinc and tin. there is an inscription in Latin on the kest frame ("Twardowski played with this mirror, performing magic arts, now it is intended to serve God"), it is broken into three parts. These cracks have several legends:
1. Napoleon, during his expansion to Russia, saw his defeat in it, became furious and broke the mirror or dropped it out of fear
2. A local priest saw the devil's reflection in the mirror and broke the mirror
3. A Polish soldier saw an old, bad-looking man in the mirror. he was caught by the Russians and sent to work in Siberia, from where he returned as an old man
The bird on his Back it Polish Eagle Heraldic badge
you didnt watch it till the end. there is postcredit scene :)
waren sie schon einmal in Polen?
This bird is the same as your black bird, in ours it is white.😄
To be precise, a Polish national emblem is a white eagle, in a golden crown on its head, on the red background.
Nah German have a crow 😂. Jokes aside (I know officially it is black eagle but most of the time it looks like a crow).
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Hello, I recommend watching the second part of Twardowski, Jaga, Wawel Dragon, Basilisk, these are allegro films from the same producer
Zrob o nich film proszę pozdrawiam z Polski 😊
"Pan Twardowski" ist die polnische Version von Goethes "Faust"
Interesting, I am wondering what was first :) (mir ist gerade erst aufgefallen, dass ich auf Englisch geantwortet hab, 😂)
watch other allegro clip too like Twardowsky 2.0, Jaga, Operacja Bazyliszek
„Gdzie diabeł nie może, tam babę pośle”😉
that was a relly famous p[olish song from the 90 i thing . The one i 3:26
The Bird is Polish Arms.
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Making Lucy - aka Lucifer - a woman might seem off but in a way it can be a reference to an old Polish saying "gdzie diabeł nie może, tam babę pośle" - "where the devil can't go, he'll send a woman" ("baba" can mean a woman, a crone or a hag depending on the context).
There's also a pastiche of the Twardowski legend - Pani Twardowska by Adam Mickiewicz, wherein the devil does come for Twardowski but has to fulfill three of his commands to collect his soul. The first is to build a building with very specific materials, and the devil manages it with some annoyance. The second is to take a bath in holy water, and the devil survives. The third... is to spend one year being a dutiful husband to Twardowski's wife... and upon hearing that one, the devil breaks and runs away.
Jaga is beter
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➡️pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Twardowski_(posta%C4%87)⬅️
You should watch Legendy Polskie: Jaga 😊 My favorite 🤩😁😊
The white eagle on a red background is one of the symbols of Poland.
An interesting fact, the spacesuit that Twardowsky wears is an original spacesuit that came from the USA.
Yeah contract with the devil, and he won with the devil, it is him who defeated him in this contract
Plis record part 2 of this story and see the and of this, it is very good writenn. This woman was devil anyway 👉
9:52 it's our Eagle White which is our nation symbol from the begin of our country. You have something similar right in German?
Devil that Girl who came for Twardowsky's Soul is Lucy aka (Lucynka) the story of her life before she is sighned contract with Boruta is presented in cover Aleja Gwiazd - Cover. Matheo & Anna Karwan. ruclips.net/video/fMU2Y4F0BDw/видео.html
Reżyser tego filmu dostał Oskara
Watch Operacja Bazyliszek! It is next part.
Robert Więckiewicz is very famous polish actor-Twardowski. The story is based on a polish legend, about a guy who signed packt with a Devil. He knew he need to give his soul to the Devil but tried to tricked him to get more time.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan_Twardowski
I am a Pole but I dont get this version of this legend
Może nie Ona schowała się na Dnie Może Coś Wypływa pozdrowienia z Kaszub
whats it a bird on germany crest?
Eagle
Pact with devil, exactly.
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Diskopolo , wielu Polaków to wq wia inni lubią
Kapitalnie to ująłeś i na serio jestem pod wrażeniem 😀. Widzisz, ja jestem już dosyć starszym człowiekiem. Disco polo, było następstwem przemian w naszym kraju. Taki powiew wolności. Osobiście uważam, że większej wolności nie było nigdy wcześniej, ale też i teraz takiej nie ma. Była to muzyka na miarę czasu i potrzeb. Wszystko się zmienia. Kiedyś kochałem disco polo, teraz wolę zupełnie inną muzykę. Pozdrawiam.
This guy made Witcher on Netflix ... same shit :)
Nah. Polskie Legendy Allegro at least were fun. Witcher was opposite of fun. When you know that Hissrich wanted to force Cavill to laugh at Roaches death you know these people have no sense of humour
@@karolinakuc4783 that's what I meant. Mainly texts, because it's hard to fault the technical side
his got cirogaf
Mitologia Niemców nie Uczyli
Nie wiedziałem, że małolaty oglądają takie dziwne rzeczy.
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she hates disco polo...
Jesteś Polakiem to przecież to wszystko znasz
Nie oglądajcie typka Panowie bracia. Żeruje na Was. To niemiec. Wróg.