Traducção eslovena / Traduzione slovena / Slovenian translation / Traduction slovène / Sloveniankielinen käännös: Maja Gantar
La traduzione è letterale, ma con interpretazioni (ad esempio: o povo é quem mais ordena viene tradotto: “la gente è colei che ha la parola”; la “vila morena” diventa semplicemente “Grândola scura”). Proviene dalla tesi di laurea in scienze sociali discussa da Maja Gantar nel 2006 presso l’Università di Lubiana, intitolata Konstrukcija kolektivnega spomina v dokumentarnem novinarstvu: Dokumentarni filmi o Portugalski revoluciji 25. Aprila 1974 (“La costruzione della memoria collettiva nel giornalismo documentario: Documentari sulla rivoluzione portoghese del 25 aprile 1974”). [RV]
1א. Varšavljanka 1905 - Versione slovena di Mile Klopčič (1943)
1א. Varšavljanka 1905 Slovenian version by Mile Klopčič (1943)
The text of the Slovenian version was written in 1943 by the Slovenian poet Mile Klopčič. He was active as a communist after joining the Yugoslav Communist Party in 1920, took part in the Yugoslav partisan movement during World War II and was appointed chairman of the Cultural Committee of the Slovenian Liberation Council (SNOS), and after the war he spent his entire life as a translator and poet. The Slovenian version of "Warszawianka" was written during the war as one for partisan struggle songs, which is why the translation of this text is slightly different compared to translations in other languages. In addition to the soundsource used in this video, there is also a version on a vinyl LP called Zemlja in Narodi (sung by Tržaški Partizanski Pevski Zbor "Trieste... (continua)
Pesem XIV. divizije (znana tudi kot Zaplovi pesem) je ena najbolj znanih in po mnenju nekaterih tudi najlepša slovenska partizanska pesem. Sestavljena je iz dveh kitic ter refrena, ki se po vsaki kitici dvakrat ponovi.
Besedilo pesmi je najverjetneje novembra 1943 napisal Karel Destovnik Kajuh kot član kulturniške skupine XIV. divizije, uglasbil pa ga je Sveto Marolt-Špik. V tej verziji je bila pesem še enoglasna in se je pela ob spremljavi harmonike.
Pesem se je hitro širila in postala popularna. V današnji obliki s štiriglasnim stavkom jo je kasneje uglasbil skladatelj Radovan Gobec.
The Song of the XIVth Division (also known as the Zaplovi song) is one of the most famous and, according to some, the most beautiful Slovenian partisan songs. It consists of two stanzas and a refrain which is repeated twice after each stanza.
The lyrics were probably written in November 1943 by Karel Destovnik... (continua)
Zaplovi pesem borb in zmage preko gmajn, gora, (continua)
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