Brez besed - Yugoslavia 1966 - Eurovision songs with live orchestra
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Berta Ambrož: "Brez besed"
Country : Yugoslavia
Year : 1966
Lyrics : Elza Budau
Music : Mojmir Sepe
Arrangement : Mojmir Sepe
Conductor : Mojmir Sepe
Yugoslavia sent so many fantastic songs to eurovision
Very controversial thesis from you...
Mientras todos discutimos si Eres Tu robó la melodía de esta canción, mientras tanto el mundo no se da cuenta de lo mucho que hemos perdido. Quiero un Eurovisión que se vea y suene con tanta clase como este, ¿quién está conmigo? Si tuviera fondos suficientes, ¡lo crearía!
This should be the winner of Eurovision of 1966. The voice and melody. Sadly, it was missed.
Somebody translated the lyrics for me and actually it was not a cheerful song, but with hope.😢
It's a lovely and beautiful song and Berta Ambrož has a really god voice.
had a good voice, she already past away -
Such an inspiring performance, just beautiful... greetings from Cyprus!
Plaisir d'Amour (1784)
Can't Help Falling in Love (1961) - Elvis Presley
Brez besed (1966)
Eres tú (1973)
Puestas así, en orden cronológico, se ve que todo ha sido decadencia.
Very good. I thought I was crazy for hearing the same melodies.
Some put the Canadian national anthem in the list as well
Lovely performance.
Outstanding. ❤
I don't think the similarities to Eres Tu are nearly as scandalous as the damage that hairdo must have done to the ozone layer.
Best thing on the interweb right now. Thank you.
Hahaha
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂 (Erres tu was written years later though)
You can find numbers of songs with slight similarities, this song itself seems to borrow from an English song popular at time , that 60's sound , no Eres tu is from Spain overall completely different than this and this okay but Here's to is far superior
No you can nitpick alot of songs from that era and say , it's from another, overall this Yugoslavian song ,that you can see borrowed heavily from the style of several Western songs popular at the time , but Eres tu is from Spain with a Spanish composers, overall vastly different and vastly superior to this song .
Es la primera vez que escucho esta hermosa canción y definitivamente es la madre de Eres Tu .
Estas similitudes hoy en día dirian que si hubo plagio.
Al fin son canciones hermosas versión eslovaca y versión española. ❤
Yo también la he escuchado entera y la verdad, no tiene nada q ver una canción con la otra, exceptuando las 4 notas del principio, no creo q ni la escuchara Juan Carlos Calderón
No se parece absolutamente en nada una canción y otra
Eslovena
Yugoslava
Slovenian language
Lovely song. Nice performance.
1966 was such a strong esc year *-*
BRAVO!
Deserved top 4
Some say that Mocedades stole this song and rewrote it, but I hear only the first 6-8 notes as similar, and the entire rest of the song is not the same at all. So I see why the song was not disqualified in the contest.
Forgive ne, but my ears hear much more equal notes, and the musical score has more then 80 percent exactly the same noted. It has a different text in a different language and a different arrangement, but the music is clearly copied.
@@schusterlehrling You might have a better ear than me.
I agree with You ,,,,,
Yup, me too find a bit too much similarity between the two...
But who would be today listening if Eres Tu hadn't done so well ?
@@reuireuiop0 Eres tu ,,,is a master piece ,,,If you speak spanish,,,,,You will notice,,,,,,,
puede o no ser un plagio, pero ... si "bres besed" es la madre y "eres tu" es el hijo , es una muy hermosa familia de canciones que van derecho al corazon, con estas hermosas melodias !!!
Porque plagio ? Mucho canciones ete epoka tenian el sonido similar, eto cancion esta okay, pero la cancion de Espagne Eres tu es casi completamente differente y superior.😊
No se parecen en nada, apenas unos mínimos compases inicias de segundillos de nada
si, vale tiene estas notas en común: e-res tu -co-mo el -a -gua . 8 notas en total . Pero la resolución y el resto de la canción es diferente
If you want to hear real plagiarism listen to "My Sweet Lord" and "He's So Fine". That's true plagiarism and according to John Lennon, George Harrison knew exactly what he was doing.
Well actually, no. George Harrison admitted he 'nicked' the melody, but not from 'He's So Fine', but rather that great Edwin Hawkins Singers number 'Oh Happy Day'. All musicians 'steal' from other musicians and cultures as they continue to share their influences with the rest of us. In that way, we are all lucky.
And from the ESC; Liefde is een kaartspel and Listen to your heartbeat - the songs are exacly the same
Part of this song was copied years later by the Spanish group Aguaviva on “Eres tu”.
Mentira.
VZEMI MOJ DRUGI JAZ.....
Apenas el inicio remite a "Eres Tú" de Mocedades. El desarrollo de la canción es totalmente distinto. No da para plagio.
No! Eres tú aparece a Brez Besed.
Brez Besed (1966)
Eres tú (1973)
pero se parecen un poco, algunas partes
@@marvani7723 no me entiendes. Brez Besed fue lanzada ANTES Eres tú.
Eres tú es similar a Brez Besed. No viceversa.
No solo el inicio instrumental, también la primera estrofa es musicalmente idéntica. Plagio total.
Plaisir d'Amour (1784)
Can't Help Falling in Love (1961) - Elvis Presley
Brez besed (1966)
Eres tú (1973)
Well done the UK Jury
La royerie
the Spanish song Eres tu from 1973 was a plagiarism of this Slovenian beautiful song.
The two are different, but I must admit the first three measures of that melody raised the hairs on the back of my neck with Eres Tu's similarity. I'm a big fan of Eres Tu and think it's the most iconic anthem ever written... but even I have to admit its core melody's similarity to the first three sung measures of Bres Besed scared me to death.
Well, if you think of this as the "mother" to "Eres Tu", then no other comment is needed and anything legal is superfluous!
Lo mismo me decía yo ,de donde el plagio pero ahí está esa dichosa introducción y primeras estrofillas nos tienen comentando ,si no existiera nada de esto pasaría, en todo caso el mérito de Calderón está en ver que esa melodía tenía para mucho más allí aparece la genialidad del español Calderón inspirarse y crear una joya completa,y si no ganó pues es.por franco europa.no podía darle mérito alguno a un polémico personaje sin embargo no pudieron evitar lo obvio la canción era buenísima de allí el segundo lugar,es como decir ganaste pero la copa es para otro date por servido.no hay que enojarse si hasta a Beethoven le pasa lo mismo que una melodía de su sinfonía se parece al de mozart,buen día.
Is this song really similar to "Eres Tu"?
No, it's the opposite. Eres Tu (1973) is similar to Brez besed (1966). Well, plagiarised.
The beginning is slightly similar, after that they're completely different. I don't think it's fair to say Eres Tu copied it.
No!!!
@@tFighterPilot Exactly if anything this Yugoslavian song is borrowing heavily from Western Euro& American styles popular during the 60's, Yugoslavian songs are usually more Slavic type melodies, this song is okay , but just like you said eres tu is vastly different and far superior. Let's call the rumor what it is racist bullshit started long ago, they didn't want to give glory to the Spanish guy , whether from Spain , Mexico or Argentina, don't give credit for such a glorious song like Eres tu, to a Spanish person, that's exactly what this was and to a lesser extent is .
Then and now you can take all the hits from the 60's and today and again nitpick , oh look that sounds similar,that does, there have been times of it ,but this is bullcrap.
@@john46923 ¿A dónde quieres llegar, qué pretendes lanzando esta mentira tan llena de odio?¿Qué ganas mintiendo? Cuéntanos qué hay detrás de tu inquina... y envidia. ¿No te da vergüenza hacer este tipo de cosas, sólo para llamar la atención?
1966
beri zgoraj
"Eres tú"???
I love "Eres tu" by Mocedades. This is beauty but "Eres tu" is so much "mejor"
Majda sepe umrla 2004
I don't think that "Eres tu" (spanish song in 1973) is a plagium of this song.
tito needed to stick with stalin or the break up of yugoslavia might not have happened. who knows if gorbachev would have been chair of state council or not.
IMO, this is far superior to the cheesy plagerized, "Eres Tu". They should have sued the thieves who stole it.
J Kowboy. You not only ignore about music, you also ignore the great career of author JC Calderón, Mr. Sepe knew about music, that's why he didn't sue him.
@@eltorogoz416 I will admit that I AM ignorant re: the plagerism issue. I read something and shouldn't have commented without researching. The opinion of the " hit" version stands. My version of Hell is having "Eres Tu" played non-stop on a loop.
suena parecido en los primeros segundos al coro de eres tu... Eso no es poca cosa... Pero quizás esta canción tbm es plagio de alguna otra...
Brez besed (1966) salió ANTES que Eres tú (1973).
Existe una leyenda que los compositores suelen encerrarse a
!componer.! Canciones y éxitos con cajas y maletas lleno de adivinen
que?
@@TheLove1055 eso querrá decir que si no existiera esta introducción y primeras estrofillas no existiría eres tú ,en todo caso el mérito de Calderón está en pensar que esa pequeña melodía que se pierde en la canción yugoslava ,tenía para mucho más ahí aparece la genialidad de este director de orquesta por ende se lleva de encuentro al yugoslavo,claro ahí que darle su puntito al yugoslavo.
Kaj pa Veso?
Koj tо jazyk ?
Slovenian :)
fino :)
Shame the first ever Eurovision song in Slovenian is overshadowed by this "plagiarism" nonsense. Honestly they both sound like the Canadian national anthem.
Lots of songs sound alike. Think about all the songs written in history. There will always be some parts that sound the same as others. Plagiarism is a strong word....
Agreed... there was no plagiarism anywhere. The first 3 notes are the same, big deal. Incidentally, they are the same three notes as Elvis Presley's "Can't Help Falling In Love With You". Which predated THIS song by several years.
@@originnone Absolutely. There's a big difference between similarities and plagiarism. At least a dozen 1960s hit songs were VERY reminiscent of "Louie Louie". John Fogerty was once sued by his former record label over "Old Man Down The Road" - on the grounds that John had written a song that sounded too much like himself! He won the case.
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Mojmir sepe uvjek živi 96ahahahahaha in kombinira
absolutno kaj
La española es mejor, no como la de este año de sweeden prefiero abba y pont aeri por separado
Un poco el inicio puede recordar a Eres tú... como miles de canciones a otras. Todo el resto no tiene nada en común. Lo del plagio es una tontería.
Eres tú
Eres tu je plagiat Brez besed.
Vesna Dolšak about the first 10 seconds sounds similar nothing else
Nothing plagiat its only 10 seconds
To me, both this and "Eres tú" resemble variations of Plaisir d’amour (1784). :-)
¿De dónde sacaron que Eres tú plagia a esa canción? ni siquiera cuatro compases semejantes.
Eres tú...
Ahahahahaha oplakah ahahaha
Eres tú