What makes a soundtrack is when you can listen to it for hours and when it still blends in the background when it get heated but still enhances the scene
So the lyrics goes: |:Улетели вороны, не вернутся завтра ли:| |:А с воронами ушла я в незнакомый светокрай:| (The crows flew away, will they return tomorrow, And with the crows I went to an unfamiliar land of light) ~~~ special thanks to Олександр and booglog Edit: I'm kinda late, but for those who are wondering, I'm not an Eastern European, I'm a dude from the far east that just like European history and cultures. So sorry if I'm not replying but thanks for those who replied their speculations or corrections on the lyrics since I love to know more. Cheers from the Philippines
А с воронами я ушла незнакомому свету край. And with the crows I went to uncharted land (or dark word ). Literally the land that the light does not know. In Russian, this can mean uncharted land. Here is a play on words, because crows are associated with the other world.
@@radziwill7193 а с воронами ушла я в незнакомый света край And with crows I went to an unfamiliar land 'Край света' in this sense just means unfamiliar to a person singing, lands, probably other country or unknown distant place. Somewhere out of the ordinary. Not like 'the world's end' which it means if we speak it out of context
That's because most of the Witcher soundtrack is Slavic folk and this is too. Also, both games were made in Poland by Polish devs. Fun fact, the guy behind Hellish Quart worked on the Witcher 3 combat animations.
Pic Reminds me of a quote. Where are the best duelists? They are in the Cemetery. Meaning a lot of duels would take place in isolated places, like cemeteries, and the people who try to become the best often end up dying and in the cemetery.
I've absolutely no music background to know what they actually used, but I was curious about looking up historical instruments after I saw your comment and I came across the 'tromba marina' which might be able to produce that sort of sound (although I doubt they actually used something like that).
Slavic languages have their own sort of charm. Except Russian or Ukranian man debating. That's no charm that's just some people talking with a robotic flat tone and a very wordy vocabulary that makes sure you can't follow whatever they're talking about.
@@handsdown3521 So? I speak Russian quite well so you'd be sure I know that. That's why I dislike being in a techical conversation with Russian people. The way sentences and overall intonation is something I still haven't managed to get used to after a decade of speaking Russian as main language in my life.
tableau : Duel après le Bal costumé - Jean-Léon Gérôme
These paintings of duels were the original Worldstar Hiphop when you think about it.
"WORLDDDSTAAAARRR!"
'Tyrone get me muh rapier ima teach thi ho a les'on!"
why do they wear clown costumes in a death battle?
Fun Fact, the first time the word "worldstar" was used as a rallying cry during a duel was Hector vs Achilles during the trojan war.
I think the scene depicts the fallout of a heated argument during a costume party. Probably over a woman or sneakers.
@@yummypizza3209 Guess Pagliacci wasn’t screwin’ when he said he’d throw down with any guy who tried to nail his wife.
You could put this in The Witcher 3 and I’d never notice it.
One of the 2 singers is from the band Percival, whose music was used for witcher 3
@@svesnimajmun2731 Also, Adam Skorupa, the composer, wrote music for Witcher 1
One of my favorite soundtracks. I always pick the map because of it
Да, я тоже.
What makes a soundtrack is when you can listen to it for hours and when it still blends in the background when it get heated but still enhances the scene
So the lyrics goes:
|:Улетели вороны, не вернутся завтра ли:|
|:А с воронами ушла я в незнакомый светокрай:|
(The crows flew away, will they return tomorrow, And with the crows I went to an unfamiliar land of light)
~~~
special thanks to Олександр and booglog
Edit: I'm kinda late, but for those who are wondering, I'm not an Eastern European, I'm a dude from the far east that just like European history and cultures. So sorry if I'm not replying but thanks for those who replied their speculations or corrections on the lyrics since I love to know more. Cheers from the Philippines
It's probably "света край" - "edge of the world" or "part of the world". "Свет" can mean both light and world.
А с воронами я ушла незнакомому свету край.
And with the crows I went to uncharted land (or dark word
).
Literally the land that the light does not know. In Russian, this can mean uncharted land. Here is a play on words, because crows are associated with the other world.
@@radziwill7193 а с воронами ушла я в незнакомый света край
And with crows I went to an unfamiliar land
'Край света' in this sense just means unfamiliar to a person singing, lands, probably other country or unknown distant place. Somewhere out of the ordinary. Not like 'the world's end' which it means if we speak it out of context
@@ИльяВоронин-п9г да да Илюш, итс пробабли света край, ага
@@РудольфМелконян-ч4ы чево доебался...
This remind me of the Witcher, same vibe
That's because most of the Witcher soundtrack is Slavic folk and this is too. Also, both games were made in Poland by Polish devs. Fun fact, the guy behind Hellish Quart worked on the Witcher 3 combat animations.
Adam Skorupa composed the soundtrack to the First and Second Witcher games and Hellish Quart
would love a way to implement this soundtrack into W3.
LELELLELELELELELE
@@Overlord99762 LELELELELELELELELELLELELE
недавно был на реконструкторском фестевале в Гнёздово (старый Смоленск) и там во время боёв реконструкторов играла сия композиция)
меня тут же хватили флешбеки как под этот эпичный трек я отрубал кисти рук в хелиш кварт)
I've played this while using my butter knife. It is now the sword of Ilya Muromets.
This is absolute fire
This song slaps so hard Marta snapped her fingers .
Pic Reminds me of a quote.
Where are the best duelists? They are in the Cemetery.
Meaning a lot of duels would take place in isolated places, like cemeteries, and the people who try to become the best often end up dying and in the cemetery.
Bro, that was actually an amazing piece of wisdom! Thank you! Kind regards from Romania! 🙏
I loved it
зовите обратно воронов!! гули гули гули
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what is guli guli guli?
@@uncolored2060 in such a way russkies call up doves
Так куда вороны улетели то
В незнакомый света край
So addictive
wow.cool painting.
Keep up the good work!
*Sound of Gedeon punching Marie in the fucking face*
EPIC
what's this painting of? I know it's a duel, but does anyone have anymore detail on it?
The first comment in the section says it, it's a duel after a costume ball
@@oberstaffe2733 oh ok, i dont speak surrendering frog but thanks
@@duncan7593 same but there is a translate button lol ((or it is only on mobile idk))
@@duncan7593 lmao surrendering frog. I'll definetly use that in the future.
Clown Wars
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0:03 what is that instrument?
I've absolutely no music background to know what they actually used, but I was curious about looking up historical instruments after I saw your comment and I came across the 'tromba marina' which might be able to produce that sort of sound (although I doubt they actually used something like that).
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I cantt find the song thanks
It is percival?
No, language is Russian, but even russian have no info about group lul
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is this an original song?
yes :)
вспомнилась фонк группа Иван Купала🤔 ruclips.net/video/nGhi41nPM1c/видео.html
Sounds cool at 1,5x
Slavic languages have their own sort of charm. Except Russian or Ukranian man debating. That's no charm that's just some people talking with a robotic flat tone and a very wordy vocabulary that makes sure you can't follow whatever they're talking about.
You know they sing in Russian, right?
@@handsdown3521 So? I speak Russian quite well so you'd be sure I know that. That's why I dislike being in a techical conversation with Russian people.
The way sentences and overall intonation is something I still haven't managed to get used to after a decade of speaking Russian as main language in my life.
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