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@Katarzyna-Maria

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@tomaszser470

8 ай бұрын

when english-speaking man got information about song 56 years old and Czesław Niemen from ...Poland.

This song came out in 1967. He is the most legendary Polish performer, artist, musician. He was an absolute genius.

@Tami9

Жыл бұрын

Yeah so legendrary, copying Mans world from James Brown. totally.

@novislavdajic983

Жыл бұрын

@@Tami9 Copying... Totally... 👍

@MagisterHistoryczka

8 ай бұрын

​@@Tami9I hope that you are joking gays? This song is masterpiece, both composition, words, voice and singing. James Brown song is only one from many songs about men and women, nothing less nothing more.

@turskiblazej7161

7 ай бұрын

​@@Tami9 Both songs were released year after year. The problem in your theory that I can see here is the delay in releasing recordings for other countries as well as the so-called "Iron Curtain" (rised by comunists) which prevented or even further delayed the acquisition of goods from Western countries (by about 5-10 years).

@Pluton1709

7 ай бұрын

poland was behind iron curtain we could listen to that song some years lates so it was not copy@@Tami9

.„Dziwny jest ten świat ”- Lyrics : Czesław Niemen, music: Czesław Niemen, performing: Czesław Niemen. He is legend 😌

@sylvikwiat

3 жыл бұрын

He also used to make his outfits. Father of my best friend from school was Niemen's best friend from musick school. He was truly remarkable man. They both were. Both coming from poverty and both worked very hard for their success. Dad of my friend was head teacher of musick school and well known luthier. I remember when Czesław Niemen died, my friend told me that her father kept say "Chesiu has die, now is my turn". She thought that it was out of depression from his loss, but unfortunatelly he passed away one year later.

@agula4723

3 жыл бұрын

@@sylvikwiat Amazing back up story 😢. Dziękuje za te historie. Czesław Niemen jest kimś więcej niż legendą. Najlepsi wokaliści pochodzą z trudnych czasów

@manierwarsaw9820

3 жыл бұрын

Niemen Is Also Unique River of Poland

@anetamichon559

3 жыл бұрын

Truly amazing

@filipdymo8819

3 жыл бұрын

@@manierwarsaw9820 no no this is a river of Belarus where He was actually became, his original name is Wydrzycki ps. That's why he had Nickname- Niemen

Po tylu latach wciąż mam ciary,jak tego słucham...

@kihot6201

8 ай бұрын

👍

@judasziskariota2806

7 ай бұрын

Po tylu latach od dopiero staje się dekodowalny dla młodych a dla reszty jest częścią DNA społeczeństwa

@say9704

7 ай бұрын

Nie martw sie... to tylko reakcja twojego mozgu... prawidlowa

@hedwigbarszcz2748

6 ай бұрын

Ja też....❤❤

Czesław Niemen (Tcheslav Neman) was an absolute legend. The song is a protest. Protest against hate between human beings. Quite on time now, despite the song being from 1967. The last verse: "Nienawiść zniszczyć w sobie" means to destroy the hate within yourself. Hate that can poses you and drive you to hurt other people. With words that are able to kill just as a knife. Fun fact: Chemical Brothers used samples from his 1975 "Niemen Aerolit" LP in "The Test" song from their 4th album "Come With Us"

Czesław Niemen is the most legendary singer in Poland!

@fanfanapolski3194

2 жыл бұрын

Prawda😁

@irenakaminska9536

8 ай бұрын

Cała prawda 🇵🇱

@elvrro

4 ай бұрын

I prefer Budkę Suflera

Pierwsze wejście pana Czesława pierwszym wersem i już wiesz, że potęga głosu skrywa w sobie 4 oktawy mocy 😲

@TeacherPaulReacts

3 жыл бұрын

To pierwsze zdanie przypomniało mi James Brown, wiedziałem, że jest tu coś wyjątkowego 😍

@epituu

3 жыл бұрын

@@TeacherPaulReacts dokładnie, pan Czesław Niemen był jedynym z najwybitniejszych naszych Polskich artystów. Posiadał nie tylko wysoką skalę głosu, ale również miał coś w sobie niezwykłego. Pozdrawiam z Polski 🔥🙏 master Czesław Niemen was one of the most outstanding Polish artists. He not only had a voice, but he had something extraordinary about him. Regards from Poland 🔥🙏

@radoslawklos7498

3 жыл бұрын

Głos to jedna rzecz, a niezwykły dar komponowania ponadczasowych utworów, zastosowanie nieskończonych form muzycznych po drugie i do tego własne niezwykłe teksty obok czerpania ze wspaniałych polskich poetów to trzeci element fenomenu Niemena jako artysty totalnego. A prywatnie ale także zawodowo to był niezwykle ciepły, serdeczny i łagodny człowiek. Poznałem go osobiście w dalekim 1968 roku.

@epituu

3 жыл бұрын

@@radoslawklos7498 spotkać się z taką osobistością, to wspaniała rzecz. Dobrze, że do dziś zostały nam jego wspaniałe dzieła, które potrafią koić duszę. Łączę pozdrowienia

@radoslawklos7498

3 жыл бұрын

@@epituu też pozdrawiam. Ale mam też własny wybitny program do zrealizowania dla przypomnienia światu fenomenu Niemena.

Hi, please don't use Google translate as the Polish-English pair is terrible! The lyrics are soooo deep and they got lost in translation :(

@Sangejzer

3 жыл бұрын

Cmon they're not that deep. They're beautiful of course but its not like there layers of meaning or something

@funkymonks8333

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sangejzer a thing doesn't have to have layers to be deep

@paweszawowski9337

5 ай бұрын

The translation is by no means 'google'. It's rough but accurate and not clumsy.

He is angry about all the hatred in this world.. It’s amazing that even without understanding the words, this song makes such an impression on a listener. One of the best Polish songs ever. A legend.

Nasz 🇵🇱💯Absolutny GENIUSZ wszech czasów, Maestro Czesław Niemen.📀📀📀📀📀

"Hate to destroy in yourself" - totally wrong translation. It should be translated to, Destroy the Hate in yourself.

@soroganath2069

3 жыл бұрын

hatred*

@igipop1750

3 жыл бұрын

@UC0eQIL9XiRHmjWBPE4i_Iaw It doesn't work like that in english... this inversion has no sense translated 1:1, grammatically incorrect

@rafblum

3 жыл бұрын

sometimes it is impossible to translate a text so as not to lose its meaning. this song will always mean something different for Poles, and it will be completely different for other nations.

@NocnaGlizda

3 жыл бұрын

@@igipop1750 The translations are different and the meaning must be the same, that is, the idea is to destroy the hatred by which we hurt others around. According to the saying "man, to man a wolf". Homo homini lupus. The sad truth.

@SlavicRusa

2 жыл бұрын

@@soroganath2069 hate is also a noun. You can use either ‘hate’ or ‘hatred’ Pozdrawiam

Jaskółka uwięziona by Stan Borys - you should listen, another legendary song.

@vteksas

3 жыл бұрын

Jaskułka to plagiat

@szarakomorka

3 жыл бұрын

@@vteksas ojtam ojtam

@dagocone

3 жыл бұрын

@@vteksas plagiat? Jakiego utworu?

@vteksas

3 жыл бұрын

@@dagocone King Crimson"in the court of the crimson king"

@vteksas

3 жыл бұрын

@@dagocone King Crimson" in the court of the crimson king"

Wiecznie żywy Czesław Niemen..❤👏 Pozdrowienia z Polski. Dziękuję za reakcję. 👌

"The time has come, high time to destroy hate in yourself". The song was recorded in the sixties and Niemen has been dead for years, but he will always be present in our memory.

I defenitely have to check this artist out ! Love his voice. Polish language; sooo many consantants 😀. When I was young I worked in an international company. We got many workers from Poland and they asked me to send messages to their home with telex (that is nearly-ancient vechile to send messages quickly) and they spelled me the words. Many times I had to ask: are you sure? So many consantans in a row? 😄 And I thought my language is difficult ! But yes, polish were very nice people.

@Katarzyna-Maria

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Czesław is angry about people still hating each other, keeping hatred in their hearts(even thought history show where hatred always lead to) . And he hope that is more people without hate so we can build a better world base on love and undesterding, when person will respect other human as a person(human) regardless ours differences. More correct should be: " To destroy hate in yourself (your heart)".

@Rob3rtM

3 жыл бұрын

Show me people without hate in heart. It's just definition.

@Emma-my7xd

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rob3rtM me.

@Rob3rtM

2 жыл бұрын

@@Emma-my7xd yes? U like everyone? And U never have in Ur heart hate to other person?

He is the legend in Poland.

Och, ako si ma prekvapil. Dobre, spoznávaš aj staré.. super!!!, veľká poklona tebe. Pozdrav zo Slovenska.Oh, how you surprised me. Well, you get to know the old ones .. great !!!, a big compliment to you. Greetings from Slovakia.

I am very happy that you are discovering some of Polish legends 👍😊

Ahh it's so great to see foreigners appreciate Polish musicians

Sentence: "He will never die" should be: "It (this world) will never die" . Instead of " Hate destroy in yourself" should be: " To destroy hatred(hate) in yourself". Regards :)

@krispol23

3 жыл бұрын

not 'yourself' but 'ourselves' rather should be

@dzikaanda

3 жыл бұрын

@@krispol23 You're right :-) Should be " in ourselves ". Thanks

The song came out in 1967. So just a year after James Brown's "It's a Man's Man's Man's World" - and it's not like we had great and immediate exposure to American hits at the time of the Iron Curtain here in Poland ;)

@Bialy_1

9 ай бұрын

He was living in Poland not in Soviet Union and it was after Stalin death so there was a thaw(after that evil man death).

🇵🇱 he was singing about communistic Poland. He’s singing that we should fighting with evil inside us. It is very old song

@BratWody

3 жыл бұрын

I think the lirisc, when you know polish, is quite uniwersal...

@poisoned_soju1216

3 жыл бұрын

Actually he wasn't. His wife said that it wasn't about political situation in Poland.

Jak bardzo mnie radość rozpiera ,że ktoś na prawdę potrafi docenić Kogoś tak wyjątkowego jak Czesław Niemen 👏👏👍❤️🔥💥

He was also one of the first synthesizer user in polish music, the sample from Niemen's "Pielgrzym" appears in The Chemical Brothers' "The Test", absolutelly beautiful track btw.

Witam i dziękuję za Czesława Niemena. Powinien zrobić międzynarodową karierę bo jego głos jego skala, jego muzyka powala na kolana, np. Sen i Warszawie i wiele innych piosenek. Jest niezastopiony. Dziękuję i pozdrawiam 💓

Nie tylko Ty masz ciary na ręce, każdy tak ma przy tym głosie i tych dźwiękach ❤

Thank you for your videos, keep 'em coming :) Love from Poland! ❤

Czesław Niemen is a legend of Polish big-beat and progressive rock of the 60's and 70's. I recommend his other legendary hits: 1. Dziwny jest ten świat (in English) - kzread.info/dash/bejne/e6R3ycanqrGnotI.html, 2. Piosenka dla zmarłej (in English - in my opinion, the best piece with the most extensive instrumental version) - kzread.info/dash/bejne/iaqgl7OknNvFedI.html, 3. Bema pamięci żałobny rapsod - kzread.info/dash/bejne/eHqC2qOfqZnKkrw.html, 4. Jednego serca - kzread.info/dash/bejne/gWx_mLZufM67mbg.html, 5. Sen o Warszawie - kzread.info/dash/bejne/l4SCt7WmeJbKfaw.html 6. And a concert with the SBB band - kzread.info/dash/bejne/a52iu8qko8KadKg.html. :)

@evabuczek

3 жыл бұрын

Dobra robota!

@TheBudzix

3 жыл бұрын

I love item no. 5 A praiseworthy composition - both: rhythmic and melodic

@piotrsyszynski3787

2 жыл бұрын

Vote for 4 - it's amazing! :)

@robertkowalski7932

5 ай бұрын

Jest jeszcze takie - kzread.info/dash/bejne/fIyC0K-koMSWirQ.html

This is legendary song in Poland. Translation: 1) "He will never die" - this world (he) will never die, 2) nienawiść zniszczyć w sobie - to destroy hatred in yourself (inside you). Thank you for appreciating that song and the singer. Czesław Niemen (Niemen was his artistic nickname - after the river Niemen in Białoruś - where he was born, after WW II he moved to Poland.

Lecz ludzi dobrej woli jest więcej I mocno wierzę w to, że ten świat Nie zginie nigdy dzięki nim. Nie! Nie! Nie! Nie! Przyszedł już czas, Najwyższy czas, Nienawiść zniszczyć w sobie. But there is more people of good will, And I strongly believe, That this world will survive thanks to them No,no,no,no There comes the time The highest time to destroy hatred that exist inside of us. So the person who translated the song seems to use “he” as the world . I think that probably the lyrics were translated by “web” translator And the part with hatred, the meaning is to destroy hatred that we have inside of us. I’m not fluent English speaker and I don’t think I translated that part really accurate (as professional would do), but I think it has more sense now. Hope it helps. The song is from 1967.

@mash77chris

2 жыл бұрын

Też wierzę w to, że nas jest więcej.

@Bialy_1

9 ай бұрын

Lecz ludzi dobrej woli jest więcej(But people of good will have the numerical advantage) I mocno wierzę w to,(And I strongly believe in that,) że ten świat(that this world) Nie zginie nigdy dzięki nim.(will never perish because of them.) Nie! Nie! Nie! Nie!(No! No! No! No !) Przyszedł już czas,(The time has come,) Najwyższy czas,(The highest time!) Nienawiść zniszczyć w sobie.(To destroy the hatred within ourselves.)

@antonibeltowski7375

8 ай бұрын

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@antonibeltowski7375

8 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤pamiętam ten głos ja było to dzisiaj❤❤❤❤

Watch Marek Grechuta "Dni których nie znamy"

@Semla09

2 жыл бұрын

Yeaaaah

Well that was a complete surprise when I saw this reaction from you :) Czesław Niemen - Dziwny jest ten świat (Strange is this world). This is a hit and very well known song in Poland and very well known singer wiith very unique talent and voice. He is favourite singers of my parents and mine too. As a Pole I am happy that you loved his singing and this song. Yes this song is inspired by It's a man's man's world by James Brown. It has strong message also, You say you can hear he is angry at something - he is angry that there is still so much evil in the world and like he sings man despises a man. But he hopes that people of good will will not let this world to get destroyed and it is highest time to destroy hate in yourself, meaning to stop hating other people. And at one point translation was wrong when you did not undestand and asked "who is he", it should be "it" actually, meaning "the world". In Polish language world "world" - "świat" is masculinum - Polish nouns have 3 genders - masculinum, femininum, neutrum. That's why it was translated as "he". I hope you will listen to other Czesław Niemen's song, he was really unique and talented singer. Greetings from Poland - Karolina

I listen to this for so many years and every single time i'm getting goose bumps........ Niemen Rules!!!!

this song was written in 1967

This is over fifty years old song! He was ahead of his time big time!

The same reaction everytime when i am listening. Our legend for sure

The song is very old, from 1967 I believe. The translations is a bit clumsy, I would say. The last words are something like this: it's time to destroy own hatred. Yes, Czesław Niemen is a legend of the old days. Other songs from C.N.: Sen o Warszawie, Wspomnienia, Pod Papugami. Just search for HQ versions.

Oh, so many things to say..firstly- so happy that you did this reaction, because I have been watching reactions for Niemen foe 2 days. Love your reaction!! Yes, his voice makes that impression, but yours is priceless. Translation: it's high time to destroy hate (hatred?) in ourselves/ and who is he? the world- he hopes that the world will not die thanks to the people of a good will- anyway, you are the one that pays attention so hard to lyrics (I mean- so hard). I think that Niemen is a genius of a world class. Singer, composer, writer muliti-instrumentalist. His music is so great that I don't know where to start- but you did not bad start with this song. And please- do more Niemen reaction, don't bother for other polish artist for now. You can do- Jednego serca or Bema pamieci zlobny rapsod- next. (this song is from 60s I guess). Niemen was strongly influenced by James Brown, so you are right. Thselav vvvvvv at the end :)

It's better to say "destroy hate in yourself!" By "he" he means hate. Or hatred. Niemen is (was) our unbeatable pop music icon to this day. This song was recorded originally in 1967, I believe. I was 12 by then and I'm still in love with it.

@kn7940

3 жыл бұрын

By "he" he means "the world". So it should be "it". The translation is not perfect.

@thigrand

3 жыл бұрын

You're wrong. "he" was about the world. "The world" in Polish is a masculine noun.

@gorylatko

3 жыл бұрын

@@thigrand you gonna teach me Polish??? LOL. Good try.

@miosawolejnik6155

3 жыл бұрын

@@gorylatko Looks like You can speak Polish language, but it does not mean You can always understand poetry ;) Obviously in this bad translation "he" is about "world" mentioned in previous sentence. I strongly believe that this world... he=it will never die thanks to them (people of good will). (Polish.: ten świat - on nie zginie dzięki ludziom dobrej woli, których jest więcej niż hejterów).

@gorylatko

3 жыл бұрын

@@miosawolejnik6155 I think you simply didn't understand the sense of this song. Or, we must be talking about two different passages?

Klasyk nigdy nie umiera , nie traci aktualności ....

Better translation (done by Adjag2): What a Strange World! where even now, there lives such evil. And even stranger still is that after all these years man despises fellow man What a Strange World! A world of man's doings. Sometimes it's a shame to admit it But alas there often is, that somebody who with evil words, kills like a knife Even so, People of goodwill are greater, and I strongly believe in that. That this world will never perish because of them NO! No! No! The Time has now come! High Time! To destroy the hate within ourselves Even so, People of goodwill are greater, and I strongly believe in that. That this world will never perish because of them NO! No! No! The Time has now come! High Time! To destroy the hate within ourselves

@Mayka1213

3 жыл бұрын

Very good translation 👍

I recommend you to listen- Anna German: 'Eurydyki tańczące' or 'Człowieczy los' '. She is also a legend. Greetings from Poland.

@kasiawitowska4300

3 жыл бұрын

Yes!!!!

@kamila5807

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Yep. That is what "Dziwny jest ten świat" makes with you, it gives you chills and creeps, the positive ones! I'm getting them everytime i listen to this powerfull and beautiful song. And yes, volume makes the difference. Thank you for that reaction, it gives Czesław Niemen a justice.

Yeah, the lyrics was from google translate, though you can guess what he sings about. Sadly, Czasław Niemen is no more with us in this world. "Dziwny jest ten świat" comes from first album of his entire song-writer, and composer carrier. It became huge hit, and it's one of the most recognizable songs of his. If you liked it, try listen to "Com uczynił", or "Cztery ściany świata". The song that you reacted to, is an anti-violence/anti-war type of song. "He" is there, because of the wrong grammar interpretation - in polish we've got 7 grammatical cases, and words are slightly different in everyone of each of those (many centuries ago English also had grammatical cases, but now it got only one - nominative case). "Świat", which means "the world" in polish, is treated as a "he", and not like in English - "it". "High time" - it should be something like: "Finally, the time has come". "Hate to destroy in yourself" should be more like: "to destroy the hatred in oneself ". Edit: That was uploaded 11 years ago, but the song is from 1967 ;) . Edit2: As for other interesting polish songs, you should definitely check out "Budka Suflera - Jest taki samotny dom", "Maanam - Oddech szczura", "Perfect - Pepe wróć". Edit3: You should pronounce his name more like "chess" + "wuv".

@miosawolejnik6155

3 жыл бұрын

Czesław Niemen was one of the last popular singers who sang unique polish letter "ł" more like "l" which was maybe not "ancient" yet, but for sure already kind of "old - fashion" and described as "stagey" in his days. So i feel that it would be honour for Him to read his name like "chess" + "love" :)

@vardanaleksanyan3899

3 жыл бұрын

Czeslav Niemen is whit us,because is Legend.

@SlavicRusa

2 жыл бұрын

@@miosawolejnik6155 it’s more like Russian Л, to this day you can hear it in villages and small towns east from Łódź. My Polish granny pronounced it like that and so do I (whenever I get the chance to speak Polish, I’ve lived abroad for a while and have a foreign husband, friends) She also moved to a village near Łowicz where everyone would say Л instead of Ł (especially elderly) but it’s probably a still alive trace of tragic history of the country.

NIEMEN!!!!!!!!

Ok, I'll add- he is a legend. I wasn't around at 60s or 70s, my parents told me in 80s lot of stories about him. I was mesmerized by his voice. He had unusual personality too, very gentle. If you could watch an interview with him, you would hear how gently he was speaking. Whenever he toured he was noticed. For example- Clive Davis wanted to sing him. But he lived in Poland and that's why you don't know him....sad. At his times, he was considered to be controversial...so many aneqdots. So I look forward for your next reaction to one of his songs.

Great job Poul. Can you please do video to Skaldowie & Weglorz. Song name is: Nie widze ciebie w swych marzeniach. This song was written by Andrzej Zielinski in 1977 for Czeslaw Niemen but for some reason he never sang it. I guarantee you will be pleasantly surprised. Regards from Germany

Czesław Niemen is the most outstanding Polish singer and innovative composer. Listen to his live concerts. He is a brilliant man who should gain world renown, but he lived in inappropriate times - communism in Poland and confinement to freedom. But Czesław Niemen has always been a free man in his soul, despite the fact that so many bad things happened to him before 1989, when Poland regained its freedom. It is a great regret that we will not hear his compositions and wonderful voice anymore, but get to know his songs - it's worth it. Listen, for example, to the song on YT : "Klęcząc przed Tobą" or "Bema pamięci rapsod żałobny" or "Jednego serca". There are many wonderful compositions composed by Czesław Niemen and performed by him vocally. Best regards from Poland. kzread.info/dash/bejne/eHqC2qOfqZnKkrw.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/eKVrvNFsl9i0etY.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZW2q27uMfNLdnbw.html

Yes, exactly so unique voice & song - amazing! & yes - more volume for this song! Thank you for this video******* BTW: this song is from 1967. yes - it reminds Jamesa Browna ( inspiration from that song....) + about translation & your questions - it should be more like this: ''... and I strongly believe that this world will never die again ...'' ''.... the time has come - the highest time - to destroy the hate within yourself .'' I hope that will be helpful:) Once again, many thanks & best wishes*****

You can react to : " Jest taki samotny dom " by Budka Suflera from Poland

@pawemarkuszewski4270

3 жыл бұрын

@Mr. Boss woodstock! BEST QUALITY

Czeslaw Niemen to fenomen nie do podrobienia👍🔝fajnie że go wspomnialeś🙂posłuchaj EDYTA GÓRNIAK "LITANIA"🙂🙋‍♀️

Hello Poul! greetings from Poland of course. Czesław Niemen is truly our Polish legend, our unique Polish voice, unforgettable .Now I'm watching your beloved Dimash Kudaibergen. I'm Dears from Fc, "DimashFanclub Dears Poland (formerly Bastau"). Greetings and I'm going to "Your reaction to Dimash'a" Fire Pietra "Bye

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I came back to my childhood with that song. Try to listen to "Pod papugami", "Sen o Warszawie", "Wspomnienie" and other Polish artist, for example: Ewa Demarczyk "Tomaszów", Anna German "Człowieczy los", "Tańczące Eurydyki", Edmunt Fetting "Nim wstanie dzień" (music by Krzysztof Komeda - Roman Polański's friend and composer), Czerwone gitary "Biały krzyż" (beautiful, emotional lyrics) or Violetta Villas "Do Ciebie Mamo" and many, many Polish artists. Music is the great international language.😃 Thanks, once again 🥰 P. S. We read "w" like"v" in Polish. LOVE from Poland. 🥰🇵🇱

@juliankurcz3146

2 жыл бұрын

Dodam od siebie Breakout z Mirą Kubasińską. Ich piosenki ze słowami Loebla.

Zawsze mam ciarki jak tego słucham. Według mnie nikt tego nie zaśpiewa z taką energią i emocjami.

Hello Paul, I'm from Poland. If you like Czesław Niemen, you have to listen to the song from 1965: Przyjdź w taką noc (Czesław Niemen with Akwarele).

Czesław Niemen jest Polska legenda ❤️

This song is 50 years old but steel beautiful.

He was and is a legend. The piece was released in 1967 Thank you for making a movie about him. This piece is one of the most important in the history of Polish music. It is like an anthem.

Thank you for your appreciation for this great song of Czesław Niemen. You seem to be such a nice person. Greetings from Poland. 🙂👋

In Armenia is a great singer, who sung in X Factor- his name is Davit Chaxalyan .He choice a song by Czesław Niemen - Dziwny jest ten świat 23.10.2016 and he sung in Polish Language. I wonder You will like it, I love it. Great voice od Davit.

I love this song so much. Czesław Niemen has such a powerful voice. His other songs are amazing as well. I feel like He would be so popular If he sang in english

Nasz Czesław do dziś ikona muzyki polskiej...

He was amazing - one and only. We loved him deeply, and still do. Not only two octaves but this deep intonation - from velvet to scream. He died in 2004 but to the Polish boomers Czeslaw Niemen never left. Pull "Byc moze I ty.." - soft and romantic, one of his first compositions. Check "Terra deflorata" - with the beautiful lyrics.

Poezja śpiewana i ten głos ❤️ Oraz Sen o Warszawie ❤️

Cześć i witam. Jest wiele takich polskich głosów, polecam: Anna German "Człowieczy los", " Tańczące Eurydyki" Pozdrawiam

@Kuba-qe9rd

3 жыл бұрын

Wiele takich głosów jak Niemena? Chyba sobie kpisz.

8:34 It should be translated as "it" not "he" - and of course it reffers to the world. Niemen hopes that the world ("he") will never die thanks to the people of good will. The translation about the hate may sound odd because Niemen used a non-typical word order (to sound more poetic) which is perfectly fine grammarwise in Polish but when translated word for word into English is a bit confusing. So what he says is "The time has come yet, the highest time, to destroy the hatred within (yourself)"

Piękny głos I muzyka mało takich artystów jeszcze dżem świetny zespół mało takich artystów teraz nie ma takiej muzyki ❤❤

In mid 70's, after several concerts in States and recordings with John Abercrombie, Jan Hammer, Billy Cobham and other fusion stars, Niemen was considered to be a Blood, Sweat & Tears vocalist. Unfortunately it didn't happen.

Bellissima canzone grande hit in Polonia Dziwny jest ten świat Niemen super interpretazione vale ascoltare questa canzone

Wow that's is some one awesome song and his voice is a legend.

Jak dla mnie Czesław wymiata piękny głos piękny nie jeden może mu pozazdrościć pozdro

Czesław Niemen is a legend in Poland. One of the best voices i ve ever heard. You should also hear Edyta Gorniak "to nie ja byłam Ewą" eurovision 1994 I vould love to see your reaction🙂 Ps. Czesław song basicaly is about hatred between people and he would like to kill this hatered in himself...

11 years ago the song was posted to KZread, but it was released in 1967 :)

This song accompanied me during my teen years. It has always moved me. At that time ,our parents and the older generation protested strongly against this new style of singing, rejecting it as just "shouting". I recommend you 3 more beautiful songs from Niemen's early period: "Wiem, że nie wrócisz,"( I know, you won't come back), "Dziś gdy ciebie mi brak", ( Today, when I miss you),"Sen o Warszawie."(Dream about Warsaw). Love from Poland! ❤

Listen to: " Kiedy powiem sobie dość" and "Drzwi"-strong,meaningful and timeless songs of legendary Polish rock band O.N.A. I recommend you also a thrilling,melancholic,ful of despair song "51"of TSA and classic "Długość dźwięku samotności"by Myslovitz- the meaningful,moving anthem of introverts.Choose versions with translations.

One more thing. What you hear is mix of the most powerful voice of his generstion and the most unique polish accent which can exist only at the east side of our country. Niemen is a genuine treasure in Poland.

@SlavicRusa

2 жыл бұрын

Well, are we counting Warsaw as well then? I mean, as the east part of the country? Because my family from dad’s side, generations of Varsovians, speak and sing with the same accent. So do I. I’m part Russian but it had showed in my accent only before I went to school. Other Varsovian kids would speak with same manner. I am asking, because I feel like you might mean Kresy and indicate how people specifically from there talk like that. I might be wrong, tho ☺️ Szczęśliwego Nowego Roku!

Czesław Niemen sang this song first time, life, during Polish Festiwal of Music in 1967. Sadly this great musisian is no longer with us, but his music will stay with us forever.

I also recommend Polish famous singer Ms.Edyta Gorniak singing I will always love you.It is amazing. By the way Cheslaw Niemen has a daughter Natalia Niemen, who also sings.

@alh6255

3 жыл бұрын

Spierdalaj z tą Górnak. gdzie ona, a gdzie Niemen. Podróba Whitney Houston. Fuck off with that Górnak. where is she and where is Niemen. Counterfeit Whitney Houston

Thanks bro for reaction

Czesław Niemen ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

He sang "Dziwny jest ten świat" for the first time in 1967. Czesław Niemen is a legend and his song is a legend for us.

The last line is: "time has come, the highest time to destroy hatred in yourself"

I would LOVE to see your reaction to Czesław Niemen's song " Jednego serca", where he hits an insane high note, and beside that amazing high note the song is really good and it's lyrics just show how lonely he was.

@TeacherPaulReacts

3 жыл бұрын

I'll look it up! Thank you

I really love Janusz Radek singing this as he, I think is one of the best technical singers.

In the early 1970s, Niemen recorded three English language albums under the CBS label, two of them (and three more in Poland) with the Silesian band SBB. With SBB Niemen performed at the Rock & Jazz Now! opening show for the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich sharing the stage with Mahavishnu Orchestra, John McLaughlin and Charles Mingus and subsequently toured with Jack Bruce's band. In 1974 he recorded Mourner's Rhapsody with Jan Hammer and Rick Laird from Mahavishnu Orchestra. In the seventies, Niemen turned to jazz-rock fusion and electronic music, recording the album Katharsis. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czes%C5%82aw_Niemen

I wish I could hear this song for the first time again, it's legend. This song is from 60' I think but I'm not sure. Czesław Niemen is one of those people that you think that he can't be better, stronger whatever, and then he shows that, Yes, he can. Czesław Niemen Rest in Peace

Kocham Polską muzyke jest najlepsza🙋

I propose to listen to “ Szklana Pogoda” by polish bend Lombard. Another unique voice.

Makes me cry every time I'm listening to this song. EVERY TIME...

this song will never go old.... I love it

This song is the modt beautiful song in the world, the musick and the lirycs fantastic.

I fully understand. I always need more volume with Czesław ❤️

Try "Bema pamieci zalobny rapsod" It lasts 15 minutes :)

He sings that this world is strange because people hate each other and cut themselves with words like a sword. It kills us, but he doesn't want such a world. He knows that there are more people with a good heart attitude and he wants these people to change it for a better life in the world. He doesn't want people to hate other people and kill themselves. He calls people to do good. (I am Polish)

Najlepszy polski muzyk, najlepsza muzyka, od wielu lat aktualne i ważne słowa. Najlepsza polska piosenka. Pozdrawiam

Czeslaw Niemen is a legend, so glad this song is translated to english ( not the best translation but better than nothing 😉) lets make it more popular in the whole world as it is still so true even after over 50 years. Thank you

@TeacherPaulReacts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Did you find my video from the news site? 😍

Definitely my favorite song, but you have to have good transition because the lyrics, the lyrics are just amazing 💛, world it's sad, it's irritating but it's also amazing and strange, weird. Dziwny jest ten świat.

Our pride and joy. He is a legend and his words were so deep that they apply today to the modern humanity. I'm not sure I was born when he wrote that and yet the words are still strong and true.

Czesław Niemen ❤️ uwielbiam