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[*deni*]

Jao, to je bio pish zivi !
Zubata Margit u gruboj interpretaciji setne numere....

[waterlily]

Originally posted by Freya
http://www.snopes.com/music/songs/gloomy.htm

"The" legend about "Gloomy Sunday" is a sort of meta-legend that encompasses the following claims:


1.The song "Gloomy Sunday" was connected to many suicides in Hungary

2.The song "Gloomy Sunday" was banned in Hungary because of its connection to many suicides.

3.The song "Gloomy Sunday" was banned in America because of its connection to many suicides.

4.The composer wrote the song for a former girlfriend, who committed suicide shortly after the song's release.

5.The composer himself committed suicide.

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A little background for those not familiar with this legend:

"Gloomy Sunday" was written in 1933 by two Hungarians: Rezso Seress (music) and Laszlo Javor (lyrics). The song supposedly drew little (adverse) attention until 1936, when it began to be connected with a rash of suicides in Hungary and was allegedly banned there. American musicians and singers soon jumped at the chance to record instrumental and translated versions of the "Hungarian suicide song," and by the end of 1936 several recordings were available to American audiences. (The Billie Holiday version, recorded several years later, was probably the most popular English-language version of "Gloomy Sunday.")

Fala draga.

[PaULix]

I ju!

Kad sam video temu, pomislio sam da treba re? ,,fencysmurf'' da prevedemo na srpski.

Da li bi to bilo nešto kao ,,moderni ?arapi?'', a?

[spark]

nagyon farasztoak vagytok, nem beszelek magyarul ti meg itt adjatok a nagyot!