Dionysis Savvopoulos — Aspromonte
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Παπακωνσταντίνου
Μουσική: Θανάσης
Παπακωνσταντίνου
Ερμηνεια: Διονύσης Σαββόπουλος
Στου Ασπρομόντε τις πλαγιές και
στο χωριό Ροχούδι
μέσα από τα χαλάσματα ακούγεται
τραγούδι
αν πλησιάσεις θα τους δεις,
μαέστροι αποθαμένοι
πίνουν ομίχλη για κρασί, σου
μοιάζουν μεθυσμένοι.
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λέο
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λα.
Κιθάρα παίζει ο De André με πεταχτά
ακόρντα
κι ο Pirandello λάμπει δες στου
σαρκασμού τα δόντια
ο Cesare απόμακρος βαρύ τσιγάρο
στρίβει
όλα τα πάθη του έριξε σε πέτρινο
λιοτρίβι.
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λέο
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λα.
Αέρας παίρνει τον αχό και
γρήγορα τα νέα
φτάνουν στου Βούα το γιαλό και
στην Αμεντολέα
θα 'ρθουν οι συβαρίτισσες κι
αυτές ξετρελαμένες
φτεροκοπάνε, φτάνουνε γυμνές και
μυρωμένες.
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λέο
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λα.
Κι ένας βοσκός αμέριμνος που
πρόβατα γκρεκίζει
"Madonna mia" μουρμουρά το δρόμο
συνεχίζει
δεν ξέρει από ρήγματα, δεν βλέπει
εφιάλτες
κι ούτε γνωρίζει πως κρατά όλη
την γη στις πλάτες.
Παπακωνσταντίνου
Μουσική: Θανάσης
Παπακωνσταντίνου
Ερμηνεια: Διονύσης Σαββόπουλος
Στου Ασπρομόντε τις πλαγιές και
στο χωριό Ροχούδι
μέσα από τα χαλάσματα ακούγεται
τραγούδι
αν πλησιάσεις θα τους δεις,
μαέστροι αποθαμένοι
πίνουν ομίχλη για κρασί, σου
μοιάζουν μεθυσμένοι.
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λέο
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λα.
Κιθάρα παίζει ο De André με πεταχτά
ακόρντα
κι ο Pirandello λάμπει δες στου
σαρκασμού τα δόντια
ο Cesare απόμακρος βαρύ τσιγάρο
στρίβει
όλα τα πάθη του έριξε σε πέτρινο
λιοτρίβι.
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λέο
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λα.
Αέρας παίρνει τον αχό και
γρήγορα τα νέα
φτάνουν στου Βούα το γιαλό και
στην Αμεντολέα
θα 'ρθουν οι συβαρίτισσες κι
αυτές ξετρελαμένες
φτεροκοπάνε, φτάνουνε γυμνές και
μυρωμένες.
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λέο
Λαριόλα ριόλα λα, Λαριόλα λα.
Κι ένας βοσκός αμέριμνος που
πρόβατα γκρεκίζει
"Madonna mia" μουρμουρά το δρόμο
συνεχίζει
δεν ξέρει από ρήγματα, δεν βλέπει
εφιάλτες
κι ούτε γνωρίζει πως κρατά όλη
την γη στις πλάτες.
Comments (36)add comment
Laddy-oh laddy-oh, lah LAH,
Laddy-oh laddy-oh lah LAY lah!
Yum dum baby, baby yum dum BAH!
Laddy-oh laddy-oh lah LAY lah!
Yum dum baby, baby yum dum BAH!
prbikes wrote:
Very fortunate.
HE IS LIKE JOHNY CASH HEAR IN GREECE
Very fortunate.
Thank you for the translation!
That's world music alright. Cat Stevens Fiddles on the Roof. And he's certainly an RP candidate for Best Name of Act or Artist
HE IS LIKE JOHNY CASH HEAR IN GREECE
Wasn't this from Popeye the movie?
Google Translate says:
In Aspromonte the slopes and
in the village of Rohoudi
through the ruins is heard
song
if you approach you will see them,
conductors stored
they drink fog for wine, you
they look drunk.
Lariola riola la, Lariola leo
Lariola riola la, Lariola la.
De André plays guitar with throws
chords
and Pirandello shines, look at him
sarcasm the teeth
Cesare a distant heavy cigarette
turns
all his passions cast on stone
λιοτρίβι.
Lariola riola la, Lariola leo
Lariola riola la, Lariola la.
Wind takes over
fast news
they reach Boa the shore and
in Amentolea
the syvaritisses will come too
they are crazy
they flutter, they arrive naked and
scented.
Lariola riola la, Lariola leo
Lariola riola la, Lariola la.
And a carefree shepherd who
sheep snorts
"Madonna mia" murmurs the street
continues
does not know from cracks, does not see
nightmares
nor does he know that it lasts all
the earth on the backs.
In Aspromonte the slopes and
in the village of Rohoudi
through the ruins is heard
song
if you approach you will see them,
conductors stored
they drink fog for wine, you
they look drunk.
Lariola riola la, Lariola leo
Lariola riola la, Lariola la.
De André plays guitar with throws
chords
and Pirandello shines, look at him
sarcasm the teeth
Cesare a distant heavy cigarette
turns
all his passions cast on stone
λιοτρίβι.
Lariola riola la, Lariola leo
Lariola riola la, Lariola la.
Wind takes over
fast news
they reach Boa the shore and
in Amentolea
the syvaritisses will come too
they are crazy
they flutter, they arrive naked and
scented.
Lariola riola la, Lariola leo
Lariola riola la, Lariola la.
And a carefree shepherd who
sheep snorts
"Madonna mia" murmurs the street
continues
does not know from cracks, does not see
nightmares
nor does he know that it lasts all
the earth on the backs.
The first part of this song sounds very Zappa to me!!![bounce](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/icon_bounce.gif)
![bounce](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/icon_bounce.gif)
Never knew 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover and Down Under sounded so similar til I heard a Greek man cover the one and make me think it was the other!
edit: oh, you guys tricked me!
edit: oh, you guys tricked me!
bseib wrote:
And she said:
Do you come from a land down under?
Where women glow and men plunder
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover
... etc ...
😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁
I confess that I fell for this and put it in a translator to confirm. You got me.
Translation:
Traveling in a fried-out Kombi
On a hippie trail, head full of zombie
I met a strange lady, she made me nervous
She took me in and gave me breakfast
On a hippie trail, head full of zombie
I met a strange lady, she made me nervous
She took me in and gave me breakfast
And she said:
Do you come from a land down under?
Where women glow and men plunder
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover
... etc ...
😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁
I confess that I fell for this and put it in a translator to confirm. You got me.
rockaholic wrote:
Maybe you should try to add a little milk to your tea - makes more of a difference than sugar or no sugar.
Although this is not my cup of tea (with our without the sugar cube in my teeth), this is what I listed to RP for: Variety, world music, songs that are old favorites and entirely new to me. Thanks. Keep playing multi-cultural music.
Maybe you should try to add a little milk to your tea - makes more of a difference than sugar or no sugar.
eric7 wrote:
What made you change your mind?
At first i thought it was a cover of Men At Work's Down Under.
What made you change your mind?
Tevi? Is that you? ![ask](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/icon_ask.gif)
![ask](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/icon_ask.gif)
eric7 wrote:
I'm in complete agreement!
At first i thought it was a cover of Men At Work's Down Under.
I'm in complete agreement!
Bum bum scooby dooby bum bum bum. Awesome!! ![dance](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/eusa_dance.gif)
![dance](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/eusa_dance.gif)
Boom, boom, acka-lacka-lacka-boom...
Oh, that's a different song, never mind...
I actually enjoy this song!
Oh, that's a different song, never mind...
I actually enjoy this song!
Translation:
And she said:
Do you come from a land down under?
Where women glow and men plunder
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover
... etc ...
😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁
Traveling in a fried-out Kombi
On a hippie trail, head full of zombie
I met a strange lady, she made me nervous
She took me in and gave me breakfast
On a hippie trail, head full of zombie
I met a strange lady, she made me nervous
She took me in and gave me breakfast
And she said:
Do you come from a land down under?
Where women glow and men plunder
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover
... etc ...
😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁
That was an extremely difficult 4:25 minutes to get through
Jelani wrote:
Absolutely.
Cookie Monster?
![{#Lol} {#Lol}](http://graphics.radioparadise.com/emoji/icon_lol.gif)
scott_bruce wrote:
I blew coffee out my nose when I read this!!! Thanks for the belly laugh, Jelani...I needed that.
Me too! a fantastic tune too! Great instruments, and vocals. Guess the lead singer is Rowlph the Dog?
I blew coffee out my nose when I read this!!! Thanks for the belly laugh, Jelani...I needed that.
Me too! a fantastic tune too! Great instruments, and vocals. Guess the lead singer is Rowlph the Dog?
Jelani wrote:
I blew coffee out my nose when I read this!!! Thanks for the belly laugh, Jelani...I needed that.
Cookie monster?
I blew coffee out my nose when I read this!!! Thanks for the belly laugh, Jelani...I needed that.
Jelani wrote:
YES! That chorus is SO COOKIE!!! nice bit of change Thank You RP
Cookie monster?
YES! That chorus is SO COOKIE!!! nice bit of change Thank You RP
Awesome, awesome. The leading "YUM-dum deedle-deedle" had me hooked immediately.
At first i thought it was a cover of Men At Work's Down Under.
I really enjoyed listening to this!
Because I didn't listen too closely to language, it was nice wondering where a combination of these instruments might be from. I honestly don't know much Greek music and this is exactly what I come to RP for!
Because I didn't listen too closely to language, it was nice wondering where a combination of these instruments might be from. I honestly don't know much Greek music and this is exactly what I come to RP for!
rob311 wrote:
I agree. I just wanted to be the first one to review the song. While I stand by my first impression, I would never discourage Bill from pushing the boundaries.
As the second comment, I have to say that having this song is exactly why I like RP! It's not my favorite song, but I love the variety and occasional unexpected recording.
I agree. I just wanted to be the first one to review the song. While I stand by my first impression, I would never discourage Bill from pushing the boundaries.
laozilover wrote:
lol.
While I was proud to be the first to review this song, you may be the first to have paid money to hear it. Regardless, enjoy.
I disagree with @Ipse_Dixit! I give it an '8' and I cared to click over to Amazon, where I was arsed to plunk down $5 for the CD! ![banana split](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/bananasplit.gif)
![banana split](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/bananasplit.gif)
lol.
While I was proud to be the first to review this song, you may be the first to have paid money to hear it. Regardless, enjoy.
I disagree with @Ipse_Dixit! I give it an '8' and I cared enough to click over to Amazon, where I was arsed to plunk down $45 for the CD!
EDIT: Wow - the ratings distribution really filled in fast! I only saw two bars when I started my comment!
![banana split](https://img.radioparadise.com/emoji/bananasplit.gif)
Although this is not my cup of tea (with our without the sugar cube in my teeth), this is what I listed to RP for: Variety, world music, songs that are old favorites and entirely new to me. Thanks. Keep playing multi-cultural music.
Ipse_Dixit wrote:
As we are inclined to do these days..I choose to disagree. Feel like I am watching a muppet show though. Yep toe tapping good stuff !
First and only comment and it is a resounding NO!
As we are inclined to do these days..I choose to disagree. Feel like I am watching a muppet show though. Yep toe tapping good stuff !
Not that bad and lively - would be a good fit for the Eclectic/World Mix.
Cookie monster?
As the second comment, I have to say that having this song is exactly why I like RP! It's not my favorite song, but I love the variety and occasional unexpected recording.
Thanks for playing this - I love hearing music that I wouldn't normally hear if I was too far up my own ass on Spotify or Pandora or whatever.
First and only comment and it is a resounding NO!
Translation:
On a hippie trail, head full of zombie
I met a strange lady, she made me nervous
She took me in and gave me breakfast
And she said:
Do you come from a land down under?
Where women glow and men plunder
Can't you hear, can't you hear the thunder?
You better run, you better take cover
... etc ...
😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁
IMO, definitely channeling Men At Work's Down Under (1981).