5 comments to  ·  ▶ welcome in Sienkiewicz park in September

1. October 23, 2009 at 10:41 PM

   

   FS says:

   WOW it's look so green. Still full of life and light!
   My wish is that it looks like the whole year.
   This may seem a sadist
   comment, sorry!
   
   but... you know how IM solidarity to your feelings, dear brother!
   
   the music is something diferent
   I say it is not the rhythm but the words, the accent, the idiome. Is it Polish, is not it?
   
   Answer: do you prefere the music or the lyrics (poem)?
   Because I always follow the rhythm.
   :-)

2. October 23, 2009 at 11:27 PM

   

   Frank de Jol says:

   Maanam is a Polish rock band, and this track is from the early eighties and is sung in Polish.
   Indeed, the text itself is a bit odd and may be incomprehensible to a foreigner.
   But it's lost, because the text itself in this work is less important than rhythm. Of course this is just my opinion and the better that no fans of Maanam cann't read because they were offended ;-))))))))

3. October 24, 2009 at 2:22 AM

   

   FS says:

   :-))
   Frank, do you like to sing with the band?
   or you prefer just move your feet?
   hahahahah... IM the indiscret woman!
   I like to dance... the classical music moves my soul.
   The music moves ... tears fall!...
   
   It's therapy! It's good!

4. October 24, 2009 at 1:04 PM

   

   Frank de Jol says:

   Yes, I like to sing with the band, but you're right I prefer to move my feet to the rhythm (whenever I feel the rhythm).

5. October 24, 2009 at 2:41 PM

   

   FS says:

   curiosity satisfied...
   ciekawość zadowolony
   
   for this 'quesito'=> particular... yes! :-)))
   
   Maanam - what it means
   Polish Teacher from Polska? :-))

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