Karaoke - Kasatschok (italian version) - Dori Ghezzi video free download


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Duration: 03:18
Uploaded: 2008/06/05

Russian song Katyusha (1939) is here presented with lyrics in Italian. It was interpreted by Dori Ghezzi (1969). The Italian translation is quite different from the original song. Notice all the stereotypes about Russian culture (cossacks, vodka, and balalaika). In my video, "the heart of Russian steppe" has been modified and represented with... either the heart of Siberian forests or the city of Moscow.

Comments

6 years ago

domzai

really better with " Rika Zarai" !!

12 years ago

ZOCCOLA ARTICA

che mèrdà essere giovani...

12 years ago

Holden Nye

Is it me or did I hear vodka in this song?

12 years ago

Imprudentman

@user2812 if they are confused then not by much.

13 years ago

Grenzpiraten

Tanti tanti bella canzona

14 years ago

Michael Friedman

Excellent video and music

14 years ago

Marina Karpenko

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

14 years ago

santandrea76

It's only an ironic song.

15 years ago

Robert Brindus

23 languages to be more exact...The best version(except the original)is in romanian.

15 years ago

Rita Pasqui

I am sorry, I do not want to confuse people. Do you know the italian song Volare? It was translated or re-created all over the world in 20 different languages. This is the Italian 'interpretation' of Katyusha (sung by an Italian singer - 1969). Since Italians are ignorant about Russian culture, they mixed up katyusha, kazatchok, vodka, and cossacks...

15 years ago

John Builes

Where are the words in Italian.

15 years ago

emerald dawn

sorry for not commenting earlier! This is such a peaceful thread and I hope it remains like that. I owned a CD called "Chants et Musique du Monde". It was a compilation of songs from different countries and this song was also on that CD and it was under Ukraine. It was an eight minute long song. All choir.

15 years ago

Rita Pasqui

Thank you for the note. My info. is based on Wikipedia that says Katyusha is a Russian Soviet war song, but it can very well be Ukrainian... I hope I can upload the original sooner or later. thanx again and happy 2009, rita

15 years ago

emerald dawn

According to what I have learned, Kasatschok originally is an Ukrainian song.

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