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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Gyvename Linksmai" 1933 "Living Happy" Beer is bitter; it makes us woozy Mead* is sweet refreshes our hearts When the music starts we dance happily And dancing happy makes us live that way Beer is bitter; it makes us loopy Mead* is sweet refreshes our hearts The young, the old we all are happy here! ** Mead is an alcoholic drink fermented from honey (Alus kartus svaigina mus visus Midus Saldus gaivina sirdi mus Kai muzika uzgroja mes sokame smagiai Ir sokio sukury gyvename linksmai Alus kartus svaigina mus visus Midus Saldus gaivina sirdi mus Jauni seni visi mes cia linksmi!) Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. Tags: Lithuanian Music Antanas Sabaniauskas pre-WWII 1930s

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Antanas - Pop zvaigzde Antanas - Pop zvaigzde [eurovizijos atranka] Tags: Antanas Nedzinskas Pop zvaigzde eurovizija atranka eurovision

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Dangus 2 koncertas 07-03-17 7 Antanas Soliaris Tvrip'as Tags: Danguuuuuuuuus Antanas Soliaris

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Dangus 2 koncertas 07-03-25 8 Antanas Soliaris Tvrip'as Tags: Danguuuuuuuuus Antanas Soliaris

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Antanas - DZOVANE Antanas Tags: Antanas Nedzinskas Sampanas Dzovane eurovizija atranka eurovision dangus realybes sou katasunis

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Tukstanciai Ziedu" 1933 "A Thousand Blossoms" One family's photos from pre-WWII Lithuania (Rokiskis district). When the Russians occupied Lithuania the family was dispersed. Some fled West, some were killed in the hostilities, and some were exiled to Siberia. Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. Photos used by permission of the family. Tags: Lithuania music Lithuanian Antanas Sabaniauskas songs from 1930s Rokiskis pre-WWII

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Hay que salir a marchar: Antanas Mockus El líder del partido Visionarios, explica porque es importante salir a marchar Tags: marcha colombia paz farc secuestrados política conflicto

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ANTANAS - "Morning Light" Introduction video work of ANTANAS instrumental track from new CD "Magellan" Tags: antanas video music ambiental electronica instrumental

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Mil años después (Antanas Jonynas, Lituania) Memoria del Festival Internacional de Poesía de Medellín.Antanas Jonynas nació en Lituania el 26 de noviembre de 1953. Poeta, traductor, ensayista, drmaturgo y editor. Estudió Filología Lituana en la Universidad de Vilnius. Libros de poemas publicados: Metai kaip strazdas (A Year as a Thrush), 1977; Atminties laivas (Ship of Memory), 1980; Parabole (Parabola), 1984; Tiltas ir kiti eilerašciai (A Bridge and other poems), 1986; Nakties traukinys (A Night Train), 1990; Toks pasaulis (A World Like This), 1994; Krioklys po ledu (A Waterfall Under Ice), 1997; Inclusions in Time, 2002; The Poppy Ashes, 2002; Lapkricio atkrytis, 2003. Miembro de la Unión de Escritores de Lituania. Su traducción de Fausto de Goethe, ha sido muy reconocida. Otros autores que ha traducido: Rilke, Schwitters y Bobrowski. Su poesía, de raigambre surrealista, está cargada de humor, ironía e imaginación. Tags: Poesía Poetry Antanas Jonynas Lituania Europa Colombia Medellín Prometeo Festival

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Lituania 2006 - Antanas- Pop Zvaigde La profesionalidad hecha persona o cómo un chiquillo de provincias lucha contra la escasez de medios de la tele Lituana Tags: Eurovision Lithuania Preselection Antanas

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Ei Tu, Mergyte" 1933 "Hei Girl" Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. Tags: Lithuania music Lithuanian Antanas Sabaniauskas pre-WWII

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Pasaka" 1933 "Fable" Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. Tags: Lithuania music Lithuanian Antanas Sabaniauskas songs from 1930s

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Maryte Melynake" 1933 "Marie Blue Eyes" Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. Tags: Lithuania music Lithuanian Antanas Sabaniauskas songs from 1930s

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Liudna" 1933 "It's Sad" Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. Tags: Lithuania music Lithuanian Antanas Sabaniauskas songs from 1930s

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Life is Hard" 1933 The composer of this song is Bronius Jonusas. Renowned in Lithuania as a composer of beautiful marches. Marked for arrest and exile to Siberia with his family he fled his beloved Lithuania, forced by circumstances to leave his oldest son Rimas behind. They were never reunited in spite of the fact, that his son had been granted a permanent visa to the US, which was held up by the KGB and delivered to him only after the collapse of the USSR. Bronius Jonusas died in Omaha Nebraska, in 1976. Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. The last occupants of this riverside home perished deported to Siberia. The father died from eating boiled tree bark as a slave laborer in the Gulag, his wife perished soon after, and only his daughter survived to return to a newly-independent Lithuania. "Life is Hard" Life is hard for people of this world, Squeezed from all sides by worry and troubles. From sadness heavy and hard, Hard not to cry when your heart is crushed. (Sunku gyventi zmogui pasauly, is visur vargai nelaimes spaudzia. Nuo nuliudimo sunkaus ir kieto, Sunku neverkti kaip sirdi spaudzia.) Tags: Antanas Sabaniauskas Bronius Jonusas Lithuanian music pre-WWII 1930's

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Antanas Mokus el 20 de julio de 2008 Antanas envia un mensaje a los violentos en nombre de Colombia Tags: antanasmokus visionarios marchas20dejulio granconciertonacional

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Psychedelics - Pirslys Antanas (part 1) Ukmerges magas Pirslys Antanas rodo triukus senam mikrake ;D Tags: parody wirbalaz dj kaymaz psychedelics pirslys antanas saima ukmerge vytautas virbalas saimonas jurgaitis geras oho magi

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Visionarios por Antanas Mockus Comercial realizado para la candidatura a la presidencia de Colombia de Antanas Mockus y su partido Visionarios. Tags: ecsanfrancisco antanas mockus presidencia politica colombia

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El movimiento de Antanas Mockus se une a la marcha Visionarios por Colombia invita a participar en la marcha del 4 Tags: marcha colombia paz farc secuestrados política conflicto

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Kodel Neatejai" 1933 "Why Didn't You Come" Marie, say, why didn't you come? I waited all day, I waited impatiently. But really, Marie, why didn't you come? I was longing for you, tell me where you were? I am running out of patience, and for you Marie--it's nothing but a laugh. Marie, why didn't you come? I waited all day for you so impatiently. (Maryt, sakyk kodel neatejai, as laukiau visa diena, as laukiau nekantriai. Tikrai, Maryt sakyk kodel neatejai, man ilgu buvo be taves, sakyk man kur buvai. Kantrybes man jau stinga, jau stinga. O tau Maryt-- o tau tiktai juokinga. Maryt, sakyk kodel neatejai, as laukiau visa diena, Taves taip nekantriai.) Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. The last occupants of this riverside home perished deported to Siberia. The father died from eating boiled tree bark as a slave laborer in the Gulag, his wife perished soon after, and only his daughter survived to return to a newly-independent Lithuania. Tags: Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuanian music pre-WWII 1930's

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Antanas Gustaitis in the mix Antanas Gustaitis rockin' the decks in Spartakiada '07 Tags: "Antanas Gustaitis" gustaitis spartakiada "Pink Skirts" acid techno "acid house"

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Gatvės muzikos diena - 2008 - 017 Antanas Gatvės muzikos diena 2008 05 03. Rotušės skveras. Antanas su bendu. Vilnius -- European Capital of Culture 2009! Street Musician Day. Tags: gatves muzika diena Gatvės Lithuania Musician muzikos Street Vilnius

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Siuntė Mane Motinėlė" 1933 "Mother Sent Me on an Errand" Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. The last occupants of this riverside home perished deported to Siberia. The father died from eating boiled tree bark as a slave laborer in the Gulag, his wife perished soon after, and only his daughter survived to return to a newly-independent Lithuania. Tags: Lithuanian Music Antanas Sabaniauskas pre-WWII 1930s

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Marcha contra la violencia: Antanas Mockus El 6 marzo de 2008 los colombianos salieron a marchar en contra de los paramilitares, los crímenes de estado y demas expresiones de violencia. Tags: marchas colombia paramilitares terrorismo

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Toujours L'Amour" 1933 "Toujours L'Amour" Toujours l'amour, living is fun, While the game of love is hot. Toujours l'amour, you be happy too. Love while you are still young. Because love, like a dream, fades, Like flowers wilt in the autumn, Pretty, charming, always loving, Happy like a butterfly in the sun. Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. The last occupants of this riverside home perished deported to Siberia. The father died from eating boiled tree bark as a slave laborer in the Gulag, his wife perished soon after, and only his daughter survived to return to a newly-independent Lithuania. Tags: Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuanian music pre-WWII 1930's

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Antanas iš Dangaus Eurovizijos Atrankoje Tags: Antanas Dangus

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Antanas eurovizijoje eurovizija.bulve.com Tags: Eurovizija

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Varpu Daina" 1933 "Song of the Bells" Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. Tags: Lithuania music Lithuanian Antanas Sabaniauskas songs from 1930s

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Antanas Sabaniauskas "Senjorita Dainuoju As Tau" 1931 "Señorita, I am Singing of You" Antanas Sabaniauskas Lithuania's leading pop tenor, whose music was played throughout Europe, a wonderful and big-hearted man who died in obscurity, reviled by his government. The tragedy of Sabaniauskas life, parallels the tragedy of Lithuania. Occupied by the Russians with the collaborator Lithuanian government, Lithuania's greatest talents were judged by their love of freedom, rather than talent. When the war ended, Sabaniauskas was able to work as a singer in the Lithuanian National Opera chorus. In 1947, when the Communists found out who he was, he was fired. For the rest of his days he eked out a living doing menial jobs barely able to support himself and his family. In the 70s he was finally allowed to sing in clubs. Like so many things in our lovely little country, who knows how his life would have turned out, and how many people in the world might have enjoyed the singing of this amazing vocalist, had Lithuania remained free. Photos by Robertas Spakauskas used by permission. Tags: Lithuania music Lithuanian Antanas Sabaniauskas songs from 1930s photos Robertas Spakauskas

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