#romanian song

[omararnaout]

Nici tu nici tu

#omararnaout #Merci #arabic #music #romania

[reasonsforhope]

"Eighty-year-old Silvia Dan learnt her folk songs at her grandmother’s knee. Having spent her life caring for livestock on her smallholding in the Carpathian Mountains, she’s now starring on an album released in the UK.

Made by Romanian-born, Brighton-based artist Nico de Transilvania, the album – Interbeing – was recorded in the remote village of Nucsoara, where Dan is renowned for the pure beauty of her voice. A team of artists, videographers, photographers and musicians travelled to the village 180km north of Bucharest to record with Dan and local musicians on traditional Romanian flutes.

It is an area that is renowned for its old-growth forests which support lynx, wolves and bears, and is often described as the Amazon of Europe. Illegal logging has severely affected the region, so de Transilvania wanted to record the album as a way to use music to restore some of the damage. Every copy of the album sold will go towards planting native trees that are properly protected in law, in a project personally overseen by de Transilvania via her nonprofit Forests without Frontiers. So far the organisation has planted 150,000 trees over the last three years.

For Dan, whose grandmother wrote all her own folk songs, it feels right that they are now helping to restore the forests that inspired her.

“The album means a lot to me, it makes me proud that future generations will hear my ancestor’s songs – music and nature are embedded in our blood,” she said. “I am so happy that money raised will help to restore the landscape near my village – it has been devastating to see the destruction, and this project gives me hope.”"

-via Positive News, 2/20/23

[odetokeons]

MY Holy Trinity™ of esc

[soracities]

It’s good to be here, an animal, a creature, a nobody, sleeping and breathing on a two-meter patch of grass under a common sun.

Mihail Sebastian, Women (trans. Phillip Ó Ceallaigh)

[kindlythevoid]

Part One, Part Three, Part Four

[clockwayswrites]

Orange, Mavis (Song Thrush), Danny/Dick

@wisteriavines cw: stitches

“You know, we do have people paid to do this,” Dick commented idly as he pushed the needle through Phantom’s skin.

“Yep.”

“People who are far better at it than me,” Dick added.

“You do fine.”

“They’ve got this great stuff to numb your skin—”

“’Wing,” Phantom said. Dick could tell from Phantom’s tone he was a hairs trigger away from actually snapping.

Dick sighed.

He wanted to push the mater. He always wanted to push the mater. To ask why did no one else seem to know that sometimes the wounds Phantom got carried over to this other side. To ask who even knew about this other side. To ask why Phantom trusted him above everyone else.

But he wouldn’t. Phantom and him were too much alike. They both kept too much buried under quips and grins and a devil may care attitude. Dick refused to be the one that broke Phantom’s carefully constructed damn keeping the real emotions back. It would happen and Dick worried sooner rather than later, but Dick refused to be the one who caused the break.

He would be there to help after though, just like he was always there to help patch Phantom up like this.

Dick sighed and pressed a fleeting kiss to the skin above the wound and went back to stitching it up. In out, in out… the rhythm of the needle brought an old song to mind, one his mother used to sing. He thought he half remembered the words…

“Luna și cu stealilii Să-ți păzească viselii Să-ți mângâie geanilii Geanilii sprânceanilii…”

Yes, he’d be there when the damn broke.

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prompt set 3, feel free to continue this is you'd like to song link

[dean-is-love]

destiel///cargo-daca ploaia s-ar opri (ploaia)

[crinxxx]

INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE FANS HELP: what was that Romanian song the kids were singing in 2.01?? Its was pretty but I didnt get enough if it to find the song.

[gretasworld]

Song - Phantom of the opera

Artists - Nightwish

[artbyanca]

Soarele și luna Ne-or ține cununa.

(The sun and moon Shall hold our crown

-aka the sun and moon shall marry us; aka our love will be eternal/we'll pass into eternety together for those not versed in Romanian mythology and folklore)

This piece was inspired by Pasha Parfeni's song 'Soarele și luna' that's going to represent Moldova at Eurovision this year.

[touchh-me-not]

"You tried to break through my heart but I'd rather

Keep everything inside like I learnt from my father"

[mx-paige]

This is not a ShunSellon thing, you have to believe me.

[the-sn0wy-0wl]

I was today’s years old when i found out Hozier works with a romanian producer. What do you mean there’s a romanian guy that worked on Unreal Unearth? What do you mean there’s a romanian guy who works with my absolute favourite singer? Yet he still won’t come to Romania WHAT DO YOU MEAN??

[ilkitie]

Doomnezeu - Du-ne Adu-ne

[casualnearenjoyer]

My mutuals post a few playlists, unknowing of what is about to happen, unaware that this will greatly change my music taste for the next month.

[magnoliamyrrh]

realized a little while ago for years now ive been largely listening to blues-like things. weather actual american blues, or tuareg music called sahara blues, or romanian doine which ive seen jokingly described by romanians as either the origin of blues, or romanian blues

adding that to the list of things which make it apparent im a deeply melancholic and nostalgic being