@@adamperry835 if only you realised. two words are required to explain "Soviet Empire", most didnt "join" willingly. this must be a bad joke, many people still suffer from the effects of the soviets
I am a Uki, my buddy is a Pole and we sing this song as well as many other songs. Can't imagine we had any arguments over history or other trincklets...Two sisters-one love!
Наши народы по сути всегда враждовали и без Бандеры, но если ты приплел Бандеру то мог бы упомянуть так же Пилсудкого/Польское правительство которое бросило и предало УНР которая продолжила борьбу на стороне Польши, предал именно тем что на захваченных территориях западной Украины/восточной Польши проводил политику полонизации что и стало причиной ненависти украинского народа и возможно даже причиной волынской резни, я не оправдываю резню это черное пятно на истории Украины но и вы не стройте из себя бедных и несчастных когда сами пытались уничтожить украинскую культуру на западной Украине которую по варшавскому договору обязались защищать.
@@1_Kopiyka_1zresztom Piłsudski był agentem działającym na szkodę państwa polskiego wiele nacjonalistów polskich lubi ukraine ale wołyń nie zostanie wybaczony
@@polaQ-animations Кем бы вы не считали Пилсудского но даже после его смерти Польша продолжила ассимиляцию украинского народа и как вы не можете простить волынь так и мы не сможем простить уничтожение украинской культуры на землях западной Украины
«Южная Польша - одно из красивейших мест России» Гумилев. Записки Кавалериста. „Polska Południowa to jedno z najpiękniejszych miejsc w Rosji” Gumilew. Notatki kawalerzysty.
According to popular belief, its author is the Polish-Ukrainian poet, one of the representatives of the Polish Ukrainian school, Thomas Padura (1801-1871)[5]. Some researchers believe that the song was written by the Polish classical composer Maciej Kamieński (1734-1825)[6][7]. There is also an opinion that the melody was taken from the famous Ukrainian song of the Cossack Semyon Klimovsky “The Cossack rode for the Danube”[2]. In some sources it is presented as a Polish[8] or Ukrainian[9] folk song. (a person who does not know history is susceptible to any stupid influence.)
And "Szara Piechota" is a romanian song. And "Rozszumiały się wierzby płaczące" is a russian song. I don't see a point in gatekeeping songs. Like yes, "Hej, Sokoły" is polish, but we don't have to be rude about it.
Although the area (at the time known as "Ruthenia") was indeed part of Lithuania and Poland for various centuries, it still maintained a cultural and linguistical indipendence from both, including indipendent tendencies. This is expecially shown by the indipendent cossack communities and the Khmelnytsky Uprising.
@@kakaowiecmoment5071 +1 Petrula powinien dostać pośmiertelnie order za walkę z bolszewikami i za organizację Ukraińców po stronie polski do walki z sowietami
@@Kapra_urlatrice_della_notte it doesnt matter? Song can be about everything but it doesnt change fact that this is Polish folk made by Pole. So if Polish anthem sing about Italy or France is it french anthem or Polish?
@@antoni1124 Your comment once again makes no sense. Do you consider nobility to not be human? Are you claiming this is a song forced upon people by the upper classes? I assume have some kind of outdated communist/Marxist class based idea of music, but this really does not hold up. Everyone can enjoy all kinds of music, and everyone can create all sorts of music. Folk songs have nothing to do with the class of the composer, and in many cases we do not even who the composer is. In fact, we don't even know who composed this song or who wrote the lyrics. This is quite typical for folk music because folk music is pretty much just (traditional) popular music from a time when people usually couldn't read (music). It was transferred from person to person, not through a piece of paper with someone's name on it. All folk songs (both melody and lyrics) were written by someone. Typically, composers and writers were educated and therefore usually from better families, so I would guess most folk songs are created by the (middle) upper class.
![Czerwone Jagody (Red Berries) Polish Folk song [+Eng sub]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iQOf0XR6JWI/mqdefault.jpg)
A polish folk song about Ukraine being sung by a russian choir. Now that's my kind of multiculturalism.
Based
Межславянизма
The soviet union was multicultural, why is this surprising?
@@adamperry835 Pretty racist and xenophobic at the same time. That country was truly something!
@@adamperry835 if only you realised. two words are required to explain "Soviet Empire", most didnt "join" willingly. this must be a bad joke, many people still suffer from the effects of the soviets
The text changing in size on repeat is a nice touch.
Love my slavic brothers. 🇨🇿❤🇵🇱🇺🇦
taky
też
Поддерживаю 🇷🇺❤️🇨🇿🇺🇦🇵🇱
@@degrelleon А ти хто такий🇷🇺 ти фіно-угир що ти забув серед слов'ян!?
even if i'm not polish i feel like i am polish Ja lubię Polska!
I am a Uki, my buddy is a Pole and we sing this song as well as many other songs. Can't imagine we had any arguments over history or other trincklets...Two sisters-one love!
Reason why I started to learn Polish
@Ytilorpok_kom in what context would you use that
@Ytilorpok_kom fair
Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz - Average name in Poland
@@eryksteep9443 that’s like old name from like centuries ago
@@Idont_eatcrocs sounds like but it's normal name
What an amazing iteration of this beautiful song
After all, it is *the* Red Army Choir
@@cortexradiorortex cadio
@@roedagardet hi Roe Da Gardet
@@cortexradiowilliam
@@roedagardet thomas
Polska shall not perish! ❤️🇵🇱
💪🇵🇱
Dzięki :)
❤❤❤
FUCKING POLISH FACIST, THIS IS UKRAINIAN SONG ABOUT UKRAINE
1939🎉🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉🎉❤🎉❤😮😮😮😢😮😅😊😮❤😢😂🎉❤😮😂😅😂😮
There is a Slovak version of this song. It is beautiful
Chwała Rzeczypospolitej!
@SlonzokzeSlonska Ruś to dawne ziemie Rzeczypospolitej
@@Discount_German ой лях, сколько тебя не учи, урок один не выучишь-Русь не трогай
I wschodnim kresom
@chlepo chyba chciałeś powiedzieć bandera ?
Chwała Polsce! | Slava Ukraini!
🇵🇱🇺🇦
A Russian choir singing a Polish song about Ukraine?
You couldn't get more Slavic than that...I LOVE IT!!!
You saved that well 😂
The Red Army Choir has sung things like Bella Ciao and Jingle Bells, so this is hardly any surprise, but is still welcome.
Red army is internationalist , not only fucking russians
LOVE TO UKRAINE FROM SERBIA !!!
Ты попутал
Ты конкретно попутал
@@Dezhurniy ну нравиться ему другая страна что он попутал
This is polish song
@@bardzo_normalna_nazwa2837 and ukrainian as the orignal was in polish and ukrainian and its about ukraine
los polacos hacen por Ucrania lo que nadie hizo por Polonia
Omg alguien que habla español
@@Mauro8we somos 2 al parecer
3+ ❤🇵🇱
I lived my life in Ukraine, but my ancestors are Polish. This song is my favorite thing ever.
So
On verse 4 of stanza 1
The ACTUAL translation is "Even more sensitively with Ukraine"
The lyrics were changed to fit the meaning better most likely.
Witam wszystkich z Rosji życzę wszystkim Polakom pokoju i dobra chcę zaprzyjaźnić się z Polska ❤
ty im from poland i didnt meet any russia person we want to be friends with u guys aswell
Chwała Wielkiej Polsce Chwała Rzeczypospolitej Obojga Narodów 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
chyba ci sie pojebalo
@@kluskilacko4062 nie ładnie tak XD
Rzeczpospolitej Trojga Narodów! Nie zapominajmy o umowie hadziackiej, która nie weszła w życie przez agresję Rosji.
to wredy trzech narodów, bo Rzeczpospolita Obojga Narodów to jest Litwa-Białoruś i Polska, ale było powstanie żeby stwórzyć RP trzech narodów
Привет Филиппинам🇵🇭, Я люблю это песня, потому что делает меня был гордый брату славянских.
What app do you use to edit videos?
Wattup falgen
Probably Adobe Premiere, After Effects, Sony Vegas, etc.
Zhivut poland i ukrayina!❤
Would a better English translation not be "Cossack"?
@Ytilorpok_kom Oh no, I meant at 0:16, it says "Kozak" but as far as I know in English they are referred to as cossacks
In other version there is "ułan" instead of "cossack"
i love poland more than other countries UA❤PL
Glory to God, May He have mercy on all of us. May peace come to this creation.
Banger Frrrrrrrrr
Thats my favorite song is Hey sokoły, Rie Takahashi Idol Cover
Bandera skutecznie podzielił nasze narody przez wołyń
Наши народы по сути всегда враждовали и без Бандеры, но если ты приплел Бандеру то мог бы упомянуть так же Пилсудкого/Польское правительство которое бросило и предало УНР которая продолжила борьбу на стороне Польши, предал именно тем что на захваченных территориях западной Украины/восточной Польши проводил политику полонизации что и стало причиной ненависти украинского народа и возможно даже причиной волынской резни, я не оправдываю резню это черное пятно на истории Украины но и вы не стройте из себя бедных и несчастных когда сами пытались уничтожить украинскую культуру на западной Украине которую по варшавскому договору обязались защищать.
@@1_Kopiyka_1zresztom Piłsudski był agentem działającym na szkodę państwa polskiego wiele nacjonalistów polskich lubi ukraine ale wołyń nie zostanie wybaczony
Zresztom Piłsudski sam się przyznał że jest chazarem czyli takim narodem turańskim
@@polaQ-animations Кем бы вы не считали Пилсудского но даже после его смерти Польша продолжила ассимиляцию украинского народа и как вы не можете простить волынь так и мы не сможем простить уничтожение украинской культуры на землях западной Украины
@@1_Kopiyka_1NIECH ŻYJE POLSKA I NARÓD POLSKI URRAAA!
Long live Ukraine! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
the best version ngl
To jest polska piosenka śpiewana już 400 lat temu kiedy Polska posiadała Ukrainę Białoruś Litwę Łotwę Estonię a nawet przez krótki czas Moskwę!
This is my favourite to edge off to!
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
«Южная Польша - одно из красивейших мест России»
Гумилев.
Записки Кавалериста.
„Polska Południowa to jedno z najpiękniejszych miejsc w Rosji”
Gumilew.
Notatki kawalerzysty.
що ти забув в коментарях під цим відео, це українська і польська пісня не про горілку, вертайся на болота неандерталець
@@YoungAndEnterprising быдлячей говорилки не понимаю,пиши по-русски.
@@MegaKashalot так званий "слов'янин" (фіно-угор) не розуміє "лєгко панімаємую х@хляцкую гаварілку", що уж там казати про інші слов'янські мови..
@Wröblänit firstly appeared in 1915, when Poland was part of Russia. Hate blinds you
@WröblänПольша будет в составе Российской Империи😉
Toll!
оно легендарны
Красивая песня, к полякам, как и к украинцам, отношусь хорошо
🇵🇱❤️🇺🇦 I'm Polish and I love Ukraine more than anything
Love u, slavic brothers🇺🇦❤🇵🇱
LOVE MY SLAVIC BROTHERS 🇷🇺💖🇵🇱🇺🇦
To jest ukraiński akcent słychać to
Polska - Białoruś - Ukraina,
Rzeczypospolitej dziedzictwo - Rodzina.
based
funny enough
im Both Ukrainian, Polish, and Russian
"Hej Sokoły!" is Polish and polish only song that was edited by ukrainians
According to popular belief, its author is the Polish-Ukrainian poet, one of the representatives of the Polish Ukrainian school, Thomas Padura (1801-1871)[5]. Some researchers believe that the song was written by the Polish classical composer Maciej Kamieński (1734-1825)[6][7]. There is also an opinion that the melody was taken from the famous Ukrainian song of the Cossack Semyon Klimovsky “The Cossack rode for the Danube”[2]. In some sources it is presented as a Polish[8] or Ukrainian[9] folk song. (a person who does not know history is susceptible to any stupid influence.)
@@user-lc8yf9ol3q I know it, and i say that Maciej Kamieński is true creator of this song, and i never heard about polish-ukrainian school - src pls
@@nejzk2026 wikipedia
And "Szara Piechota" is a romanian song. And "Rozszumiały się wierzby płaczące" is a russian song. I don't see a point in gatekeeping songs. Like yes, "Hej, Sokoły" is polish, but we don't have to be rude about it.
Окей москалик, мы тебя вычеслили
红旗歌舞团空难之后，主唱也没了，，，
Why did they sing it in Polish, then switch to Russian?
Its the red army choir so why not
It is Ukrainian 😐
👍👍👍❤❤❤
Смерць панам, смерць прыгнятальнікам народаў Беларусі і Украіны.
Cope harder
Czyli tobie ! Pozdrawiam 😉
🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦
@@Polak_Wolf🤡
O "Ł kresowe :)".
ДАРОВА ПОЛЯКАМ С УКРАИНЫ
Request: National Anthem of Listenburg (Link: ruclips.net/video/Lu7Uttx2ats/видео.html )
난 11살인데 왜 군가 를 좋아하는거지?
because they are just sounds great and that's all. And even in your age it's completely normal to like these kind of songs
우크라이나 사람들과 폴란드 사람들 죽지말고 친구들을 많이 만들고 친구들과 이야기 많이 나누며 잘 살아요! :)
Да
Ні
@@AbasAzhir cringe
@@milkteaisgreatforyou She said no, in Ukrainian it means (ні)
@@AbasAzhirok
Poland & Ukraine singing Soviet anthems:
Soviet ancestory from russia: oh yeah, it's coming back together
These aren't soviet anthems
@@proudtitanicdenier4300 ik its not, its still fun to say
🇵🇱🇺🇦💪
Я 500 подписчик
Mordercom z UPA i ich potomkom nigdy nie zapomnimy!! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱
Then why are you listening to a song made by a ukrainian
@@proudtitanicdenier4300 Maciej Kamieński was Polish not Ukrainian 🤣🤣🤣
@@zielniak85 tomasz padura is Ukrainian
@@proudtitanicdenier4300 Kamieński was Polish, Padura ukrainian-polish.
🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Sung by Russian, ironic.
The Red Army choir was composed of singers of all nationalities of the USSR: Russians, Ukrainians, Georgians, Armenians, Kazakhs, Belarusians, etc.
@@thomasmoreir yeah i know but the Ensemble Alexandrov are mostly Russian.
@@thefrench8847nowadays, not always the case
Not really.
The slavic one is better
Ironic
🇺🇦🔱💪🏻
Jak obrazic trzy narody na raz xDDDD
😂
вогонь, шкода тільки що польська версія більш популярна ніж українська 😅
🇵🇱❤🇺🇦 Слава України! Jeszcze Polska Nie Zginela!
🇵🇱❤️🇺🇦
Ukraine is also the name of territory that used to be in Poland not exactly the country they felt like poles not like Ukrainians
bullshit.
Although the area (at the time known as "Ruthenia") was indeed part of Lithuania and Poland for various centuries, it still maintained a cultural and linguistical indipendence from both, including indipendent tendencies. This is expecially shown by the indipendent cossack communities and the Khmelnytsky Uprising.
Only Polish🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱, not bandera tfu
Are you going to steal entire nation history and say that they’re existing only beacuse Bandera ? Cringe .
Petrula>Bandera
cringe
Troll
@@kakaowiecmoment5071 +1 Petrula powinien dostać pośmiertelnie order za walkę z bolszewikami i za organizację Ukraińców po stronie polski do walki z sowietami
A Polish and ukrainian song created by russian and russia is created by a Sweden guy
Sprawa z zborzem pokazuje, że do ukraińca bez kija nie podchodź.
Polacy to się nigdy nie uczą.
its not ukrainian folk, song is made by Pole. Ukrainians trying to steal it
they are not trying to steal it lol
No one tried to steal it, there is ukraine simply because the song is about it.
@@Kapra_urlatrice_della_notte exactly
@@Kapra_urlatrice_della_notte it doesnt matter? Song can be about everything but it doesnt change fact that this is Polish folk made by Pole. So if Polish anthem sing about Italy or France is it french anthem or Polish?
@@dernezpl5155 did i say it was ukrainian or something my dude? I just said they included ukraine as it's the center point of the song.
sokoły is polish- latvian folk song.....
Wtf
No it isn't. It was written by a guy who's half polish half ukrainian and it's about Ukraine
where the fuck did you get Latvian from?
Poland just stopped sending military aid to Ukraine, lmfao
W
@@chungusgaming1813stfu big chungus pfp
No they literally didn't
@@chungusgaming1813username checks out
@@proudtitanicdenier4300 they did lmao, cope more
Not a real folk song. Its just a song written by Polish Ukrainophile in 19 century.
Why do you think this is not a folk song but "just" a song?
@@gubruikertje Becouse it wasnt created by folks? The song was created by nobility.
@@antoni1124 Your comment once again makes no sense.
Do you consider nobility to not be human? Are you claiming this is a song forced upon people by the upper classes?
I assume have some kind of outdated communist/Marxist class based idea of music, but this really does not hold up. Everyone can enjoy all kinds of music, and everyone can create all sorts of music.
Folk songs have nothing to do with the class of the composer, and in many cases we do not even who the composer is. In fact, we don't even know who composed this song or who wrote the lyrics. This is quite typical for folk music because folk music is pretty much just (traditional) popular music from a time when people usually couldn't read (music). It was transferred from person to person, not through a piece of paper with someone's name on it.
All folk songs (both melody and lyrics) were written by someone. Typically, composers and writers were educated and therefore usually from better families, so I would guess most folk songs are created by the (middle) upper class.
@@gubruikertje You dont know what folk is dont you.
tą piosenkę śpiewali rosjanie tzn. rosyjski zespol jest to na yt....nie wstawiaj podróbek oszuście !
The Red Army Choir, as always, coped with its task perfectly
🤮