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Vasile Seicaru - Treceți, batalioane române, Carpații
Vasile Seicaru is a Romanian singer and songwriter who is known for his patriotic and folk songs. One of his most famous songs is "Treceți, batalioane române, Carpații" ("Cross, Romanian battalions, the Carpathians"), which is based on a historical song from World War I. The song expresses the desire of the Romanian people to unite with their brothers from Transylvania, who were under the rule of the Austro-Hungarian Empire at the time.
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The song was composed in 1916, shortly before Romania's entry into World War I, although its first historical apparition occurred in February 1919, when members of the Romanian Legion of TransylvanianBukovinian Volunteers were recorded singing a version of the song. The original version (with 3 stanzas) is about how Romanian soldiers say goodbye to their families and go to Transylvania to fight for the unification of the region with the Kingdom of Romania. The song was later "revived" in the 1970s and 1980s, when Adrian Păunescu and other poets added more stanzas and made the song part of the repertory of the spectacles of Cenaclul Flacăra, an artistic and cultural movement of the time. This ended up making the song more popular during the communist period.
Vasile Seicaru recorded his own version of the song in 1984, which became a hit among the Romanian audience. His version has 10 stanzas and includes some changes from the original lyrics. For example, he replaced "swords" with "rifles" in the third stanza, and added a stanza about how Romania achieved its unification with Transylvania in 1918. He also added a stanza about how Romania wants peace in the world, but is ready to defend its borders if necessary. His version also has a faster tempo and a more upbeat melody than the original one.
The song is considered one of the most patriotic and emotional songs in Romania's history. It is often sung at various events and celebrations, especially on December 1st, which is Romania's National Day. The song is also a symbol of solidarity and brotherhood among Romanians from different regions and backgrounds.
Lyrics
Un cântec istoric ne-aduce aminte Că frații în veci vor fi frați Un cântec de luptă bătrân ca Unirea Voi, compatrioți, ascultați: Treceți, batalioane române, Carpații La arme cu frunze și flori V-așteaptă izbânda, v-așteaptă și frații Cu inima la trecători Ardealul, Ardealul, Ardealul ne cheamă Nădejdea e numai la noi Sărută-ți, copile, părinții și frații Și-apoi să mergem la război Nainte, 'nainte cu pușca-n mână Hotarul nedrept să-l zdrobim Să trecem Carpații, ne trebuie Ardealul De-o fi se ne-ngropăm de vii Cu puști făcură Unirea, ce inimi Spre Alba cu toții mergeam Toți oamenii țării semnau întregirea Voința întregului neam Cu toții eram regimente române Moldova, Muntenia, Ardeal Fireasca Unire cu patria-mumă Ne-a fost cel mai drept ideal Aceasta-i povestea Ardealului nostru Și-a neamului nostru viteaz Istoria-ntreagă cu lupte și jertfe Trăiește-n Unirea de azi Dreptatea și pacea veghează Carpații Și țara e frunze și flori A noastră-i izbânda, ai noștri sunt frații Trăiască în veci trei culori Vrem liniște-n țară și pace în lume Dar dac-ar veni vreun blestem Carpații și frații sări-vor ca unul Urmând comandantul suprem Treceți, batalioane române, Carpații La arme cu frunze și flori V-așteaptă izbânda, v-așteaptă și frații Cu inima la trecători
Translation
A historical song reminds us That brothers will always be brothers A battle song as old as the Union You, compatriots, listen: Cross, Romanian battalions, the Carpathians To arms with leaves and flowers Victory is awaiting you, brothers are too With their hearts in the passes [of the Carpathians] Transylvania, Transylvania, Transylvania calls us Hope is only in us Kiss, boy, your parents and siblings And then let's go to war Forward, forward with rifles in our hands Let's crush the unfair border Let's cross the Carpathians, we need Transylvania Even if we have to be buried alive With rifles they made the Union, what hearts We all went to Alba [Iulia] All the people of the country signed the unification The will of the whole nation We were all Romanian regiments Moldova, Muntenia, Transylvania The natural Union with the motherland Was our most rightful ideal This is the story of our Transylvania And of our brave nation The whole history with battles and sacrifices Lives in today's Union Justice and peace watch over the Carpathians And the country is leaves and flowers Ours is the victory, ours are the brothers Long live forever the three colors We want peace in the country and peace in the world But if a curse would come The Carpathians and the brothers will jump as one Following the supreme commander Cross, Romanian battalions, the Carpathians To arms with leaves and flowers Victory is awaiting you, brothers are too With their hearts in the passes [of the Carpathians]
Download
If you want to download Vasile Seicaru's version of "Treceți, batalioane române, Carpații", you can find it on various online platforms. Here are some links where you can listen or download the song:
[YouTube]
[Spotify]
[Apple Music]
[Deezer]
Enjoy this beautiful song and remember the history and spirit of Romania!