“Čiūto tūto” doesnt really have a translation. It’s an old phrase which was used in religious rituals when people would stand in a circle and sing traditional folk songs, pritty much like humming a melody of a song, however, it is more of a call to hear your inner self from your heart. So these words in this song means that she's finally listening to herself, not losing herself again, and healing. really interesting use of old and forgotten calls. sorry for bad english, Im lithuanian ;)
The dress is meant to duplicate Lithuanian Amber. The background is Lithuanian/Baltic bow to Pagan current/past culture. Listen Closely to her voice and its changes in everything done brilliantly. Monika should win.
Čiūto tūto is not translatable. Its a chant. It is common in Lithuania folklore songs. It might come even from pegan times. When you repeat over and over again you start to hear your inner self and your heart beating. Graphics are Lithuanian national motives. Yellow/ orange color is Baltic amber wich is Lithuanian stone
Good Lithuanian language!👍😁 Greetings from Lithuania 🇱🇹
“Čiūto tūto” doesnt really have a translation. It’s an old phrase which was used in religious rituals when people would stand in a circle and sing traditional folk songs, pritty much like humming a melody of a song, however, it is more of a call to hear your inner self from your heart. So these words in this song means that she's finally listening to herself, not losing herself again, and healing. really interesting use of old and forgotten calls. sorry for bad english, Im lithuanian ;)
Nežinau ar jus labiau nustebino Linkytės daina, ar mane jūsų stebėtinai geras lietuvių kalbos tarimas😍👍
The dress is meant to duplicate Lithuanian Amber. The background is Lithuanian/Baltic bow to Pagan current/past culture.
Listen Closely to her voice and its changes in everything done brilliantly. Monika should win.
Thank you for this reaction and the pronunciation from Mattis was really spot on
your Lithuanian pronunciation is very good and very clear 😄👍 good job
As lietuvis Lithuania on top
According to legend Lithuanian Goddess used to sing "Čiūto tūto" to convert back to their bodies it doesn't really has any meaning to translate to
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Čiūto tūto is not translatable. Its a chant. It is common in Lithuania folklore songs. It might come even from pegan times. When you repeat over and over again you start to hear your inner self and your heart beating. Graphics are Lithuanian national motives. Yellow/ orange color is Baltic amber wich is Lithuanian stone