Thank you, very interesting narrative, music is pleasant and singing touching throughout. I adore that you always pay attention to rhythm carefully, and often tap first beat with the feat to make phrasing clear.
@@musicavivaserbia There is a s deep spiritual undertone and true meaning of this song, especially the "whitening" bit. The song is an allegory of Christ's second coming to take his church to the Heavenly wedding. Biljana is the symbolj of that church, of Christ's bride, his followers and believers. Biljana is trying to live a godly life, pure, to go into her marriage white as a virgin, hence the cloth whitening, and care to protect, keep her chastity which followers of Christ try to do (with God's help) - to keep pure from the filth of the world which in the song is symbolised with the passers by (caravan) same as the casual sex relationships. IN old customs, the white sheet turned scarlet after the consuming of marriage and the grroom would show it as a proof of his bride's chastity before marriage.
Thank you, very interesting narrative, music is pleasant and singing touching throughout. I adore that you always pay attention to rhythm carefully, and often tap first beat with the feat to make phrasing clear.
@@juliancochran Thank you for your kind comment!
it's so calming...
Thank you. I'm glad!
Εξαιρετική φωνή και συγκινητική ερμηνεία!
great voice, performance!
Thank you!
Beautyful girl
@@mandroid8563 thank you for your kind comment.
Wait-so by “Belogradani” is it referring to any city or Belgrade specifically?
No no...small place in Macedonia. Tikvesh region, Vineyards. Wait for correctly answer, I am from Croatia 😂
@@eeyorehaferbock7870 As the previous viewer correctly explained, it’s not about Belgrade, but some other town, I forgot which one.
@@nevengojkovic742 hvala! Ja sam zaboravila o kojem gradu se radi, uglavnom nije Beograd. Čekala sam da odgovori neko ko zna. 😉
@musicavivaserbia pa i ja isto to čekam da neko pročita ko zna odgovor; možda je moj pogrešan 🥹
@@nevengojkovic742 možda je i u Bugarskoj… znam ko zna, sad ću da ga pitam.
From me bielia in Polish would indicate she would use some chemicals to wash the plotno (any fabric) from any colour to white.
Yes! "Beleše" is connected with whitening, but in this case no chemicals were involved. Only spring water. That is why I described it as "washing".
@@musicavivaserbia There is a s deep spiritual undertone and true meaning of this song, especially the "whitening" bit. The song is an allegory of Christ's second coming to take his church to the Heavenly wedding. Biljana is the symbolj of that church, of Christ's bride, his followers and believers. Biljana is trying to live a godly life, pure, to go into her marriage white as a virgin, hence the cloth whitening, and care to protect, keep her chastity which followers of Christ try to do (with God's help) - to keep pure from the filth of the world which in the song is symbolised with the passers by (caravan) same as the casual sex relationships. IN old customs, the white sheet turned scarlet after the consuming of marriage and the grroom would show it as a proof of his bride's chastity before marriage.
@@lanapoet1655 Thank you for this insight. I didn't know about its Christian background.
Actually-a bulgarian song
Yes, when correctly understood everything is Bulgarian.
@ No, everything is macedonian… because macedonians rode dinosaurs 😃