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Ho riesumato i rudimenti di ceco che ho studiato un bel po' di anni fa per tradurre questa canzone. So che ci saranno diversi errori, ma proprio per questo ho deciso di pubblicarla così da poter ricevere correzioni o commenti da qualcuno più esperto di me." [Francesco]
Strana roulette russa
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22/11/2022 - 22:43
Praga
Chanson italienne – Praga – Massimo Bubola – 1989
Dialogue Maïeutique
Ah, Lucien l’âne mon ami, nous voilà de retour à Prague.
Oui, Marco Valdo M.I. mon ami, finalement avec tes chansons, on est devenus des enfants d’Herbert Georges Wells, de véritables voyageurs temporels.
Quoi, dit Marco Valdo M.I., mais nous n’avons pas de machine ?
Certes, dit Lucien l’âne, nous n’avons pas de machine, mais nous avons les mots. Nous ne voyageons pas en peau et en poils, mais en chanson. Souviens-toi, à Prague, on y était déjà venus bien sûr quand on parlait d’Ilse Weber, Karel Kryl et d’autres, mais aussi en pèlerins pèlerinants avec Matthias, Matěj, l’Arlequin amoureux dont tu contas les aventures entre Marengo (1800) et Austerlitz (1815), au travers des lettres du Lieutenant : La Lettre de Marengo et La Lettre d’Austerlitz. On y était revenus avec Le Parti que créa pour les élections de Prague... (continua)
Dialogue Maïeutique
Ah, Lucien l’âne mon ami, nous voilà de retour à Prague.
Oui, Marco Valdo M.I. mon ami, finalement avec tes chansons, on est devenus des enfants d’Herbert Georges Wells, de véritables voyageurs temporels.
Quoi, dit Marco Valdo M.I., mais nous n’avons pas de machine ?
Certes, dit Lucien l’âne, nous n’avons pas de machine, mais nous avons les mots. Nous ne voyageons pas en peau et en poils, mais en chanson. Souviens-toi, à Prague, on y était déjà venus bien sûr quand on parlait d’Ilse Weber, Karel Kryl et d’autres, mais aussi en pèlerins pèlerinants avec Matthias, Matěj, l’Arlequin amoureux dont tu contas les aventures entre Marengo (1800) et Austerlitz (1815), au travers des lettres du Lieutenant : La Lettre de Marengo et La Lettre d’Austerlitz. On y était revenus avec Le Parti que créa pour les élections de Prague... (continua)
PRAGUE
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inviata da Marco Valdo M.I. 2/2/2022 - 12:01
Citizen Ship
nationality: stateless, Ivan Král si divideva tra la sua Praga dove era tornato a fare il produttore e il musicista e gli Stati Uniti che alla fine gli avevano concesso la cittadinanza. È morto ieri a 71 anni.
È morto Ivan Král, musicista del Patti Smith Group
Il compositore, produttore e chitarrista aveva 71 anni
CCG Staff 3/2/2020 - 10:49
1968
con alcune correzioni (avevano messo Rambo al posto di Rimbaud, attenzione!!) e integrata nelle parti mancanti
1968
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2/6/2019 - 19:14
Primavera di Praga
Dear Contro corrente,
I can't make sense of what you write about understanding the etymology of communism. The origin of the concept is clear and indisputable: it's the Latin word communis, referring to things in common, public or shared by all or many. Early human societies survived by sharing hunting and fishing grounds and, more importantly, food. In view of this, I also fail to understand your equation of communism being inhuman. Of course, state communism in the Soviet Union failed and it will keep on failing in existing communist countries, and, of course, there were atrocities such as gulags, executions and military interventions in Hungary and Czechoslovakia. But what's inhuman about sharing, giving everyone according to their needs, which is one of the key ideas of communism - and of humanity for that matter?
I can't make sense of what you write about understanding the etymology of communism. The origin of the concept is clear and indisputable: it's the Latin word communis, referring to things in common, public or shared by all or many. Early human societies survived by sharing hunting and fishing grounds and, more importantly, food. In view of this, I also fail to understand your equation of communism being inhuman. Of course, state communism in the Soviet Union failed and it will keep on failing in existing communist countries, and, of course, there were atrocities such as gulags, executions and military interventions in Hungary and Czechoslovakia. But what's inhuman about sharing, giving everyone according to their needs, which is one of the key ideas of communism - and of humanity for that matter?
Juha Rämö 23/8/2018 - 13:16
Jan Palach
Intanto il comune di Verona dà il patrocinio o forse no o magari sì a un concerto nel cinquantenario del sacrificio di Jan Palach. Peccato che gli invitati siano tutti gruppi nazi rock... Povero Palach e povera Verona
16/1/2019 - 08:08
Tak vás tu máme (Bratři)
SO WE'VE GOT YOU OVER HERE (BROTHERS)
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inviata da Edvard Sidoryk 4/2/2019 - 21:31
Dědicům Palachovým
Millions of blind eyes, the snake's head on the coat of arms,
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inviata da Edvard Sidoryk 4/2/2019 - 21:29
La versione, seppur bella e suggestiva, non è una traduzione letterale, e a mio avviso perde alcuni punti cruciali del testo originale – difficile da stabilire se per motivi di rivisitazione poetica o per un’insufficiente comprensione del testo ceco
Sul blog c'è anche un’introduzione inglese alla canzone:
“Said by Marta Kubišová herself to be her favourite among all her recordings,Tajga Blues ‘69 is also one of the greatest records of its era, and not only in the former Eastern bloc. Few Western singles of the day are as remarkable as this particular few minutes of dramatic balladry and highly political poetics underscored by heavily distorted guitar. Tajga is the arctic region of the northern hemisphere, and appearing so soon after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, it’s unlikely that the song’s allusion to Siberia as a region of exile would have been missed, however oblique... (continua)
Sul blog c'è anche un’introduzione inglese alla canzone:
“Said by Marta Kubišová herself to be her favourite among all her recordings,Tajga Blues ‘69 is also one of the greatest records of its era, and not only in the former Eastern bloc. Few Western singles of the day are as remarkable as this particular few minutes of dramatic balladry and highly political poetics underscored by heavily distorted guitar. Tajga is the arctic region of the northern hemisphere, and appearing so soon after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968, it’s unlikely that the song’s allusion to Siberia as a region of exile would have been missed, however oblique... (continua)
TAJGA BLUES
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inviata da Stanislava 24/8/2018 - 16:03
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