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- Reaction To Polish Patriotic Song - Rota
This is my reaction to Polish Patriotic Song - Rota
In this video I react to Polish music and Polish history by reacting to the patriotic song from Poland called Rota.
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Who would have thought it would be so fun learning about Poland from a Scottish man?
When this song was created, it was considered as the Polish anthem. In my opinion, it would be more fitting than our current anthem. Every time I hear "Rota", I get goosebumps
Rota is in our hearts, more than official anthem
It's worth adding some context. The text, which is a poem by Maria Konopnicka was written in 1908 when Poland officially didn't exist. During that time Poland was divided between Germany, Austria and Russia and both Germany and Russia persecuted Poles including destruction of Polish language and culture and children were forced to be taught German and Russian and learning Polish was forbidden. This is why there are those references to Germany.
It's a classic Polish patriotic piece, it was considered to be made into the Polish anthem but didn't become one. Obviously today it wouldn't make much sense as we no longer live in that situation and if we wanted to look at this purely from a historic standpoint, then the poem simply doesn't encompass other events that happened earlier, at that time and later, nothing about persecution by Russia for example. Still, it was a really important poem and then song.
we live again in those times....
@@Fn-sw6jnNo, we don't. There's no comparison.
@@Fn-sw6jn Bro is 150 yrs old and has PTSD
Konipnicka wrote the poem after she red news in newspaper saying a child died after it was beaten to death in school for praying in Polish and not German. It was her reaction poem to this sad news
@@annafranca5032 Tak bardziej na ang:
Konipnicka wrote the poem after reading the news in the newspaper about the death of a child who had been beaten at school for praying in Polish rather than German. It was her reaction to this sad news
In my opinion Rota fits more as Polish anthem than Mazurek Dąbrowskiego. Too bad it didn't make it to be the anthem. But gladly it's still one of most important pieces here.
as a Pole I singed it staning and paying all respect towards this song I even got tear in my eye
Guneinely Rota is one of my favorite army patriotic songs of ours
Everytime i hear it i get a surge of energy and masive goosebumps
I really solidifies in people the polish spirit and determination to keep our nation alive
I think most of us are moved by Rota. This is the oath that our ancestors took to Poland. When in 1918, after gaining independence, we chose what would be the national anthem, Rota was the second candidate.
Goosebumps every single time and I’m not even that patriotic
The lyrics of this anthem were written by a famous, known by everyone in Poland, writer, poet, novelist Maria Konopnicka. And music was composed by a Polish composer, conductor, concert organist Feliks Nowowiejski. It was publicly performed for the first time during a patriotic demonstation in Cracow in 1910, held to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the Polish victory over the Teutonic Knights (being mostly of German origin) in the Battle of Grunwald (1410). It's a very important song, or rather anthem, for the Polish nation, in context of its history.
The lyrics in this song always reminds me how much our nation has suffered in the past. I’m young but the song brings tears to my eyes.
I’d like to recommend you another song to listen “ Za te wolność „.
My favourite line is where the Germans won't spit into our face lol
Everyone's lol
Rota describe history of Poland from beginning till the end .Good Bless Poland .
I am deeply moved listening to this anthem. I identify with it.
Hymn Wolnych Polaków.
Poland 🤍❤
Learning lyrics of this song was mandatory in school
Viewers and listeners should know the origins of this song.
Maria Konopnicka wrote the text of "Rota" in 1908, as her reaction to the German persecution of Polishness and Poles living in Wielkopolska, the cradle of Polish statehood. The German exploits were sharply criticized throughout the civilized world.
Polish composer and musician Feliks Nowowiejski composed the music in 1910 and then (July 15, 1910, in Krakow, during the unveiling of the Grunwald Monument) the song was performed in public for the first time.
Later, in free Poland, there were plans to make "Rota" the Polish anthem, but ultimately (to this day) the anthem is "Mazurek Dąbrowskiego".
Warmest regards
I suggest that you and your audience listen to ""Freedom Te Deum - Thank you, God!", sung by Marek Balata, in which the Poles thank God for their freedom.
The Rota is powerful. I never learned it but I know the words. It is very important to remember history and know your roots. What pisses me off is all this martyrdom and eternal crying over the past. We will not change what was, we must remember not to make the mistakes of our grandfathers. Today, life is wonderful. We must enjoy every day and focus on the future. Many young people today are turning towards a wrongly perceived patriotism. They reject many things, people thoughtlessly. They discriminate against people with different views, and wasn't it on this kind of thinking that Józef and Adolf came to power? And so, for example, I inform all patriotic homophobes with a smile on my face that the author of the Rota, Konopnicka, spent the last years of her life with a 20 years younger girlfriend ❤
Every time I hear this song I have chills. I like our official anthem but Rota has a lot more of emotions behind. It was under consideration to become our national anthem after regaining independece and honestly I don't know why they picked "Mazurek Dąbrowskiego".
Mert, look for "Bogurodzica" ie the first anthem of Poland that has more than 700 years of history. You will not regret.
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Rota is second Polish anthem im history and was used im militry od its used stilo idk created before regainimg Independenc
Our unofficial anthem, every Pole will tell you that.
I struggle to sing it though because my throat clenches and my eyes tear up. Every time.
i want to watch youre reaction for gibbs drive and Malik montana robię yeah
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If you like the vibe, Mury (Walls) is mandatory. From the same channel.
+1, W ogóle Kaczmarski, Gintrowski są świetni
Mury might be a song that gave power to destroy berlin wall.
@@kotisded its a song about revolutions turning against their ideals thought
@@cokolwiekwpisane zdecydowanie TAK
You could make a reaction to our Polish DJ, Gromee - One Last Time ft. Jesper Jenset I'm sure you'll like it
„ za te wolność „
We had to learn this song and lyrics at school back in the 90s. Don't know if it's still mandatory though.
Niestety nie
It was when I was in school around 2010s
@@cokolwiekwpisane Raczej stety. Stare gówno
We have this ale the time,event in the Eingland👍
To powinien być hymn Polski
Zgadzam się w 100%
Nie zgadzam się.
Poland stronk
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Hello
React to Marsz Niepodległości (2019 or other)
I think you mean the March of fascists, racists and confederates. Nobody goes to this March because it is simply one big fuck-up at which you can lose your life. I can assure you that all the people of Warsaw and the surrounding area condemn this protest and rebellion in one.
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