It takes huge guts to post this in Eurovision whereabouts! The song is a traditional one and is about the women of Naoussa (Macedonia Greece) who threw themselves (along with their babies) in Arapitsa river Waterfall so as not to surrender to the Ottoman Turks having captured the city! In April the 22th of 1822 (as of tomorrow). They have fallen from the highest place of the city of Naoussa. Which is the Kastro (Castle). Right next to the beginning of the waterfall of the local Arápitsa (or Arapítsa, either way) river. She used her only chance to post something in ESC official Channel by posting THIS! My deepest respect! Who cares (really) about who's winning Eurovision? After that ...
This is a traditional Greek song of Naoussa city. It talks about the death of the death of the women and their children in order to avoid the capture and atrocities of Ottoman Turks.
Το τραγούδι-μοιρολόι (κατ' άλλους νανούρισμα) μιλάει για ένα τραγικό γεγονός το 1822 στο ολοκαύτωμα της Νάουσας της ελληνικής Μακεδονίας (κι όχι της... νήσου Πάρου των Κυκλάδων), στα χρόνια της Τουρκοκρατίας στην Ελλάδα. Αρκετές ηρωικές γυναίκες της πόλης τότε προτίμησαν (κυνηγημένες απ' τους Τούρκους) να πέσουν μαζί με τα παιδιά τους στο ποτάμι της Αραπίτσας, παρά να στα χέρια τους. Σημειωτέον ότι η Νάουσα είναι πόλη του Νομού Ημαθίας σήμερα στην Περιφέρεια Βορείου Ελλάδας Κεντρικής Μακεδονίας. ENGLISH: A correction of the Spanish reviewer's mistake, if I may. The fateful song (according to others a lullaby) talks about a tragic event in 1822 in the holocaust of Naoussa in Greek Macedonia (and not the... island of Paros in the Cyclades), during the years of the Turkish rule in Greece. Several heroic women of the city then preferred (pursued by the Turks) to fall with their children into the Arapitsa river, rather than into their hands. It should be noted that Naoussa is a city in the Prefecture of Imathia today in the Region of North Greece of Central Macedonia.
It takes huge guts to post this in Eurovision whereabouts!
The song is a traditional one and is about the women of Naoussa (Macedonia Greece) who threw themselves (along with their babies) in Arapitsa river Waterfall so as not to surrender to the Ottoman Turks having captured the city! In April the 22th of 1822 (as of tomorrow). They have fallen from the highest place of the city of Naoussa. Which is the Kastro (Castle). Right next to the beginning of the waterfall of the local Arápitsa (or Arapítsa, either way) river. She used her only chance to post something in ESC official Channel by posting THIS! My deepest respect! Who cares (really) about who's winning Eurovision? After that ...
Exceptional vocal skills ! She is the winner 🏆 lets vote her !!! 🎉🎉🎲🎲
At some point you can hear the Police Siren! While the car was passing by! So it has to be live, I guess.
She was an actress for several years! So it's not strange that she can act.
This is a traditional Greek song of Naoussa city. It talks about the death of the death of the women and their children in order to avoid the capture and atrocities of Ottoman Turks.
I love your reaction! I love this song! It's so addictive!❤❤❤
It's live for sure!!
Stis naousas to Castro, means at Naousa's castle. Naousa is a city in central north Greece. It's a traditional song
I love Marina Sati!!!❤❤❤
It was live
Meaning.... "At the castle of Naoussa"
Το τραγούδι-μοιρολόι (κατ' άλλους νανούρισμα) μιλάει για ένα τραγικό γεγονός το 1822 στο ολοκαύτωμα της Νάουσας της ελληνικής Μακεδονίας (κι όχι της... νήσου Πάρου των Κυκλάδων), στα χρόνια της Τουρκοκρατίας στην Ελλάδα. Αρκετές ηρωικές γυναίκες της πόλης τότε προτίμησαν (κυνηγημένες απ' τους Τούρκους) να πέσουν μαζί με τα παιδιά τους στο ποτάμι της Αραπίτσας, παρά να στα χέρια τους. Σημειωτέον ότι η Νάουσα είναι πόλη του Νομού Ημαθίας σήμερα στην Περιφέρεια Βορείου Ελλάδας Κεντρικής Μακεδονίας.
ENGLISH: A correction of the Spanish reviewer's mistake, if I may. The fateful song (according to others a lullaby) talks about a tragic event in 1822 in the holocaust of Naoussa in Greek Macedonia (and not the... island of Paros in the Cyclades), during the years of the Turkish rule in Greece. Several heroic women of the city then preferred (pursued by the Turks) to fall with their children into the Arapitsa river, rather than into their hands. It should be noted that Naoussa is a city in the Prefecture of Imathia today in the Region of North Greece of Central Macedonia.
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She is only 38 not 58 why to do surgery? She is to yang
Nowadays, most celebrities have plastic surgery, that's why I said so.