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Il baricentro del Sud

Il baricentro del Sud
Version française - LE CENTRE DE GRAVITÉ DU SUD – Marco Valdo M.I. – 2011
Chanson italienne – Il baricentro del Sud – Hombre all'ombra
Écrite par Bartoloni Emiliano
LE CENTRE DE GRAVITÉ DU SUD
(continuer)
envoyé par Marco Valdo M.I. 11/10/2011 - 22:15
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Trading With The Enemy

Trading With The Enemy
La vidi nel centro città
(continuer)
envoyé par Federica 11/10/2011 - 22:14
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Su patriottu Sardu a sos feudatarios [Procurad' e moderare]

Su patriottu Sardu a sos feudatarios [Procurad' e moderare]
Abbi pazienza caro DonQuijote
la vecchiaia incombe e i miei neuroni si suicidano
adriana 11/10/2011 - 10:14
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La riva bianca, la riva nera

La riva bianca, la riva nera
Io parlo in albanes

Eshte nje kenge fantastike e kenduar nga nje kengetare fantastike.
E kam degjuar ne Shqiperi qe ne vitin 1971 ne moshen 6 vjec dhe me ka mbetur ne mendje qe ne ate kohe.

(secondo google translate dovrebbe voler dire
"è una canzone fantastica cantata da una cantante fantastica.
L'ho ascoltata per la prima volta nel 1971 quando avevo sei anni in Albania e non l'ho mai dimenticata")
10/10/2011 - 14:03

מלחמה

מלחמה
Just browsing the Yiddish songs.
This one also caught my attention (see comment about "Shtil di Nakht") - also full of spelling mistakes in the original.

1) Even the title is wrong.
It says "מלכמה"
It should be "מלחמה"

2) in the 2nd verse, if one transliterates correctly:

Nito mayn kind, - a vaser
hot fartrunken alte miln.

This means:
There isn't any, my child, - a "water" (i.e. flood)
has flooded/swamped/inundated all the Mills.

and so, the Italian would be something like:

Non c’è, bambino mio, - acqua
ha inondato tutti i mulini.

3) in the 3rd verse, the water carried them down (aropgetrogn) - I assume the poet meant carried them away...
unless it's a typo and should be "opgetrogn" which is more logical - "carried them away" (as in "swept them away") - and retains the rhyme with "shlogn".
In either case, the Italian translation for that line is wrong. I'll leave it to... (continuer)
Leybl Botwinik 10/10/2011 - 12:09




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