Polish songs by Renata Bogdańska Irena Anders (1920 - 2010)
Who writes the music? The BOX.
I propose that none of the pop musicians, actors, celebrities, government officials are what they present as. The kabuki theatre of Joe Rogan, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Peter Frampton, and Barry Manilow is an example of how their hive harvests attention from manKIND. Where did Peter Frampton even come from? I have already posted the bizarre stories of Barry Manilow and Neil Young. I also propose that these entities can never exit the stage...of life. Joni Mitchell at 78 is called upon again to come on stage in this Rogan charade. This is another bizarre one, filled with anger and vengeance even at its elderly age. I found this interview from ten years ago VERY revealing. "I'm a freedom freak." Interesting statement in the context of the current vax-o-mania. In 2010..... Contrarily, during an interview with the LA Times in 2010, the interviewer compared the two of them, which the report claimed that Mitchell fiercely refuted this comparison and stated: “We are like nigh
You seem to enjoy those old polish songs way more than most polish people, including me :D.
ReplyDeleteBut on a more serious note, I think it takes some proper skill to sing in polish and to do it well, even for natives.
Strange thing is that many polish artists/singers claim that it is easier to sing and play with the lyrics in english than it is in polish.
It might sound too conspiratorial (and I might be biased), but I think the fact that the english language is pushed almost everywhere in the world has to do with the fact that it's a more dumbed down language compared to some other ones, including my native language, and it's maybe easier to make people less smart and program them more with that.
Sorry if it sounds too crazy, just a theory I had some while ago.
Cheers,
Luke
It really is so funny, Luke....I love old folk songs including Poland, Italy, Russia, Portugal, Brazil, Lithuania, etc. I often find that the older the music, the greater is the chance that I will like it. Some of my ancestors were from Northeast Poland and Lithuania, so perhaps it is in my blood.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you about the English language, it is a weapon used against manKIND. I must collect my thoughts on that and put together a post. I studied German, Latin, Vietnamese and there are far more nuances in these languages than in English. In addition, they have gender assigned to nouns.
As always, thank you for sharing your knowledge, insights, and experiences. Best always, db