I am a 57 year old German and still love this song. I was brought up by my grandfather who was born 1912 and fought in WWII, not voluntarily. One day in France he and another soldier ventured out of the camp, without their weapons, to climb a mountain as they both were keen mountaineers. Halfway up the mountain they encountered members of the Maquis who could have easily (and understandably) killed my grandfather and his friend but they didn't. Instead, they were a group of like minded mountaineers and talked. I am forever grateful as otherwise I wouldn't be here...
@MrMrMorse6 күн бұрын
How beautiful!!
@itisonlyme14 күн бұрын
You had to be here my fellow.
@Fredchampeau2 күн бұрын
this song is not just about WW2. It's about every fight for freedom.
@robertsmith6068 Жыл бұрын
A 95 years old partisan died yesterday. His name was Nello Bracalari, from Grosseto, Italy. In a confused country, amidst a surrendered people, he still carried on to look at the future with hope and courage, until the last days. May he be an example to younger generations.
@massimilianotozzi3133 Жыл бұрын
Life is Good.
@ingzimmerman899 Жыл бұрын
Så sant hälsningar från Sweden Slava Ukraina
@henrylarsson3150 Жыл бұрын
❤
@elenalakova7458 Жыл бұрын
@@henrylarsson3150 Not the place for political views.
@KlingonBg Жыл бұрын
@@henrylarsson3150 aa haal
@patrickvanhulle3224 Жыл бұрын
My grandfather is Australian, and not a partisan, but he also fought with their bravery and virtues in WW2 to help ensure freedom and a better world. He’s also still alive and turning 100 this year ❤
@thedcmac3 ай бұрын
Happy Birthday, Grandfather!
@tomsoule13663 ай бұрын
So he was allied with the Soviets and other democratic/republican countries fighting the democratically elected Austrian painter in republican Germany and their allies. Where do you find freedom in today's world? Were you free during the illness, or a prisoner in your home? Do you get to choose what to do with your income, or do your owners decide that most of it should be used for a higher purpose? Are you raising your children or do your owners have a higher goal for them? Freedom is being able to choose and that freedom died with the First World War and the democratic takeover.
@MrGunnar693 ай бұрын
👍❤🫡🙏🇦🇺🦘
@nihilmiror63122 ай бұрын
@@MrGunnar69The shitbird Hitler whom you are referring to, won 1election in Germany. In 1933 he seized power after the Nazis burned down the Reichstag, at which time German ceased being a democratic country. Freedom died after the first world war - you do know there was no freedom before that, all people were bound to serve the so called upper class. Read a history book you f@#king idiot.
@denisphelan89872 ай бұрын
@@MrGunnar69Germany stopped being a democratic country after the Nazis burned down the Reichstag in 1933. The new powers give to Hitler & his Nazis allowed them to ban elections and to size power permanently. Maybe you should read a history book, that way you won't make idiotic comments that make you look like a total twat.
@denisphelan89872 ай бұрын
It hurts to hear this song. I remember my parents showing respect when they heard this song. They were occupied for 5 years, living in the Netherlands. Partisans are, to this day, some of the most beautiful people, no matter the country they live in. Vive le Maquis. August 2023
@itisonlyme19 ай бұрын
I wish I could have played it for my mother who lived through it in Hoensbroek in the Maastricht dst . . simple things they treasured (and kept hidden) . . My father was stationed there, met her and brought her home (US) after the war
@kenlyons8482 ай бұрын
@@kenlyons848 They must have loved eachother very much. Where do you live now?
@itisonlyme14 күн бұрын
Cette chanson est d'actualitée, ceux qui oublient, recommencent l'histoire, bravo Mr Cohen, tu nous manques.
@bernardbeauvais2292Ай бұрын
Beaucoup de gens aujourd'hui écoute toujours cette chanson car ont ne peut oublier ce texte magnifique. MERCI à Léonard Cohen
@reginethemeze50742 ай бұрын
Superbe reprise. Texte original écrit par des français réfugiés à Londres pendant la guerre.
@vincentdumont581725 күн бұрын
J’aime tellement cette chanson. Les frissons. Tu nous manques tellement …. Qui est écoute cette chanson aujourd’hui?
@eternityever76183 ай бұрын
moi!!!!
@manueldeprado5733 ай бұрын
@@manueldeprado573 Ouff suis pas la seule😂
@eternityever76183 ай бұрын
Bien à vous ! MOI, je l'écoute et en suis très fier...
@davidf47153 ай бұрын
@@davidf4715 J’en suis très fière aussi
@eternityever76183 ай бұрын
Bunch of us
@vinsentstarynight3 ай бұрын
This goes out to all brave Partizans from France, Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece... may your resistance never be blamed or forgotten!
@mathiasvogel34583 жыл бұрын
They’re covered under Yugoslavia.
@Bobbalou233 жыл бұрын
✌freedom for us now and ever
@miao7523 жыл бұрын
Bullshit comments for a great Greetings. Geografija je nevazna. Unimportant where partisans come from. Its all about underdog fighting against a bitch ass imperial mfs. Commies or not...all of us have a partisans soul. If we recognize it...
@dzoniemco69293 жыл бұрын
@Arthur Valkan I meant yes ! And always it is
@mammouthlafouinne36783 жыл бұрын
dzoni emco Apsolutly correct you are Smart person is irrelevant to geographical belonging All the best to you &universal thinking
@ninanorman81473 жыл бұрын
This song brings tears to my eyes. My grandfather was in the resistance in Paris and he got killed by the Germans. My father had to raise himself and survive the war at 14 yrs. old. Thank you for sharing this song.
@synewparadigm3 жыл бұрын
My father was arrested as he was 14 years old in Epinay sur Orge 21st august 1944, he spent 3 days in jail in the Longjumeau Kommandantur before to be saved on 24th by the french 2nd DB ( armored division) of general Leclerc
@danielgervais11733 жыл бұрын
This song brings tears to my eyes too thank you for your sincere comment i am french i'll never forget the sacrifice of french resistance god bless you and your relatives
@jean-marcmeynieux99522 жыл бұрын
@@jean-marcmeynieux9952 Oh you sound so... honorable! It touches my heart, reading your comment..
@carol.goldman-paz2 жыл бұрын
@@carol.goldman-paz Thank you for your nice comment it touches me too!
@jean-marcmeynieux99522 жыл бұрын
Tears fall from my eyes every time I hear this song ...
@williamwhite9992 жыл бұрын
I love all Songs from Leonhard Cohen.But the Partisan is one of the best ❤
@user-gn1uk6pk3m4 ай бұрын
My mom's father was a partisan, fighting Nazi Germans. He fell in April 1945. My father's dad was also a partisan, he survived the WW2. They were brave and descent men and fought against opression andf terror. I try to be worthy of them every single day.
@electric1mojoАй бұрын
Im a retired teacher now...I played this song on my history class! Most of my students cried!
@pjones11863 жыл бұрын
Omg wanna be my teacher?
@tinu9513 жыл бұрын
In loving memory of mister Henri Poirson , a french resistant I met twenty-five years ago . He was asked in 1942 by his boss to help some fugitives to go through the german lines , in the Vosges . Henri simply answered "Yes" , without consider risks for himself or his family . He was caught by the Nazis soon in the year 1944 and sent first to Natzweiler-Struthof , then Dachau . He survived because he had some friends (real life companions) who gave him some part of their poor eating... When Henri , who was really tall , came back home in his Vosgian village , his weight was less than 45 kg... The first time I met this gentle man at my job , I immediatly saw a tattoed number on one of his arms . Shy , I asked him what was that tattoo . So he explained me calmly what he did during Second World War . Since then , I really loved to talk with him ! He could speak about every subject with wisdom and humility . I miss him since the end of 2017 ... :'(
@celinebarrois61403 жыл бұрын
That's so touching a story ,, so many ppl where so brave then ,if it where now ,,we r lost no heroes left that I can think of ,except those that r no longer with us Blessings to him and all the others ,I had uncles in WW2 and one was only 12 but big 4 age so he lied and joined after he ran away to go defeat Hitler ,, he was presumed dead ,my grandmother had second sight ,she calmly told to soldier that came out to tell her her son was dead, or mia, she told him ,he was gonna b home soon ,they thought she was crazy ,second sight and all but sure nuff about 6 weeks after he was found ,someone was caring for him ,, saved his life he was badly burned ,but grandma had a salve she made my wise granny ,, she was part native American and she told us things should not have known ,,but this was the story we heard most often,, ty 4 sharing and good to meet you my friend
@Prospect.13 жыл бұрын
Thanks for sharing this! However, I'm puzzled about the year of his passing - 2017?
@heidibecker1182 жыл бұрын
I played this for my mum, she was in tears, I didn't mean for that reaction, but she lost 3 uncles fighting for the resistance, another uncle was awarded Legion deHoneurre, again for the resistance
@cunobelinusX312 жыл бұрын
@@heidibecker118 yes , 2017 . Henri Poirson was more than 90 years.
@celinebarrois61402 жыл бұрын
@@celinebarrois6140 J'ai très bien connu Henri Poirson, un voisin et un ami de Moussey. Il fut le dernier survivant des déportés du village : plus de 200 pour une population de 1200. 2/3 sont décédés dans les camps ou juste à leur retour.
@jean-micheladenot46692 жыл бұрын
Mon dieu. Il m a accompagné si longtemps. Avec cet humour Ce cynisme. Ce enieme degré. Ces mélodies. Si sous coté. Il devrait avoir la reconnaissance de Voulzy , Jonasz, Souchon, et maintenant biolay , Dominique a , daho. Un modèle de la chanson française. Si important et atypique. Merci monsieur Chamfort.
@Nexus-iu6tc7 сағат бұрын
es gibt keinen der soviel stimme verkörpert die letzte platte die sein sohn nach dem tod von ihm veröffendlich hat mit liedern die noch nie zu hören waren habe ich grandios er hat mich soweit ich denken kann(72jahre) immer begleitet
@gunni7334Күн бұрын
Un monument pour une monumentale chanson :) A chaque fois, une sensation de frisson triste et profond ! L' artiste, les musiciens, la mélodie, le sujet, ca prend au tripes . Le vieil homme dans le grenier, toute la nuit nous a cachés .... Magistrale et inoubliable MR Cohen !
@psycho5925 Жыл бұрын
My grandfather was a Partizan, he's 96 now.
@povijestpovijest95693 жыл бұрын
Од куд си?
@antonijasmokrovic19993 жыл бұрын
Hero
@brianjames25493 жыл бұрын
Smrt fašizmu, sloboda narodu !
@nickcohen49003 жыл бұрын
@@nickcohen4900, 😂
@antonijasmokrovic19993 жыл бұрын
Say thanks 🙏
@angelodiberardino94983 жыл бұрын
What a legend this man was.
@alfgilzean336222 күн бұрын
Leonard brings me to tears every time. so beautiful.
@angryvoid3367Ай бұрын
Pas de mots pour la beauté de cette version. Léonard tu nous manques 💖
@CD-kx7tj2 жыл бұрын
✨🌞🦋💓☮️👋💌🌻💮🕉️
@enricamartinengo2070 Жыл бұрын
J'ai eu la chance de voir Leonard Cohen lors de ce world tour. Magnifique, l'un des plus grands assurément.
@itnargla Жыл бұрын
@@itnargla 🙏🤩🌞🎼☮️👋💌
@enricamartinengo2070 Жыл бұрын
Quelle belle œuvre.
@lionelmoyon8685 Жыл бұрын
La perfection... Leonard Cohen manque +++++ Tout est beau dans ttes ces chansons, sa voix, les paroles, guitare etc.... Très grand musicien,.
@josettetoscan654 Жыл бұрын
Thanks Leonard, if you meet my wife somewhere in heaven sing her something. She loved you Poland, Cracow
@lingonsylt27 жыл бұрын
plutôt que d’écouter du rap débile , prenez une bonne leçons de musique , la guerre revient
@marcroche33964 жыл бұрын
Poland💓💟💓♥️
@aunnaqvi204 жыл бұрын
Qué profundo!
@Andres-ye2uo4 жыл бұрын
Chvl21 I’m sure he will do.
@chvletsas214 жыл бұрын
very beauty comment u make :)
@protectionman36864 жыл бұрын
Homage to Leonard & to those lost in the war. His voice, lyrics, poetry, bring tears in my eyes. What a life he lived & what a bliss he brought to so many. RIP in the heavens of music.
@natashavekris9786 Жыл бұрын
❤
@Now7518 Жыл бұрын
@@Now7518 Mister leonard
@jeanpierrebertin57711 ай бұрын
In the Tower of Song
@TallinnCity241011 ай бұрын
Leonard was a partisan in his songs fighting for his freedom and philosophy...
@cristinabumbac1519 ай бұрын
Quelle belle chanson.. bcq d émotion a chaque fois que je l ecoute. Rip Leonard Cohen. Vs êtes toujours dans nos cœurs
@martineleroy63075 ай бұрын
Je ne m'en lasse pas de l'écouter et ce sera ainsi jusqu'à mon dernier soupir ...
@gerardhamon26129 ай бұрын
Masz racje.......❤😊
@liyanam78888 ай бұрын
Cohen - you sing for me when the life is too hard, too dark. I love your songs ever since a car- journey all alone over the mountains in august 1973. When I am sad, I listen to Cohen. When I am driving alone, I listen to Cohen. The best companion ever. Never stop singing for me, Leonard Cohen.
@ingerw8086 Жыл бұрын
So real.
@terrygust9115 Жыл бұрын
Lovely comment 🙂
@tdioxin2658 Жыл бұрын
❤
@Now7518 Жыл бұрын
🎉@@Now7518
@PatrickHerve-zu2wy3 ай бұрын
😢
@PatrickHerve-zu2wy3 ай бұрын
Quand j écoute cette chanson Quand je constate l état de la conscience politique de la majorité des français face à la prise du pays par une puissance étrangère.....les larmes viennent ! Plutôt mort que soumis !
@nestorm8530 Жыл бұрын
Je ne peux pas écouter cette chanson sans avoir les larmes aux yeux. La plus belle que je connaisse sur la Résistance.
@clc2958 Жыл бұрын
OK résistance ou
@adamjacqueline5312 Жыл бұрын
@@adamjacqueline5312 une chanson écrite à Londres en 1943 par Emmanuel d'Astier de La Vigeriea pour le texte et Anna Marly pour la musique. Cette chanson est diffusée pour la première fois sur les ondes de la BBC à destination de la France occupée et un des disques est même détruit par la DCA allemande lors d'un parachutage de résistants1. Elle devient une chanson populaire dans les années 1950.
@jeanmarcgilletforgeron Жыл бұрын
enorme mon frere me la envoyer pour mon annif
@mikaelgoarant8455 Жыл бұрын
et quel hommage! on aime ces gens là.
@alexbardoux7297 Жыл бұрын
Leonard Cohen un génie et un humaniste comme on aimerait qu’il y en est beaucoup plus pour que la terre 🌎 soit un paradis ❤❤❤❤ Terminé toutes c🎉es stupides guerres. Faisons plutôt la guerre à toutes ces saloperies de maladies, la guerre à toutes les misères du monde, la est la première cause d’une guerre juste ❤❤❤❤
@jean-michelgirard2044 Жыл бұрын
Was für ein genialer Musiker seine Songs gehen unter die Haut und berühren die Herzen.
@ZurZEITichfragmallieber2 ай бұрын
Les Allemands sont venus chez moi, ils m’ont dit résigne toi, mais je n’ai pas peur ... j’ai changé 100 fois de noms , j’ai perdu femme et enfants, mais je n’ai pas peur ... magnifique hymne à la vie et contre la barbarie. Merci Monsieur de nous rappeler de ne pas oublier .
@patz3810583 жыл бұрын
oui
@jean-philippeconan32443 жыл бұрын
Et c'est comme "les loups sont entrés dans Paris"
@gerardracamier88753 жыл бұрын
Un très grand merci afin que n’oublie jamais 💔
@raymondefouanon99303 жыл бұрын
Merci Monsieur 🇫🇷
@raymondefouanon99303 жыл бұрын
Je souscris et suis ému par vos mots simples et sincères cette chanson est éternelle et restera une ode à l'humanité résistants, nous le deviendrons par nécessité!
@jean-marcmeynieux99522 жыл бұрын
Quand j' Écoute cette formidable chanson de Léonard Cohen je pense toujours à mon père résistant et maquisard ainsi qu'a mon oncle faisant partie des FFI et parti en Angleterre rejoindre De Gaulle. Pour moi c'est un très bel hommage à tous ces combattants la guitare est elle aussi sublime.
@steveiv357 ай бұрын
Attention la chanson n'est pas de Cohen
@GuillaumeBoussinot2 ай бұрын
@@GuillaumeBoussinotc'est de qui ?
@steveiv352 ай бұрын
Quelle belle chanson pleine de reconnaissance! Elle me donne les larmes aux yeux! ❤
@chantalneury31089 ай бұрын
Tout pareil !
@bbiwy39709 ай бұрын
I sang that song and as my late brother Davie played guitar.i was staying in Paris France at the time. I knew every word.davie was so proud of his little sister.thanks Leonard for the memory.miss u both r.i.p. valerie x
@vtd4873 Жыл бұрын
The Partisan. When they poured across the border I was cautioned to surrender This I could not do I took my gun and vanished. I have changed my name so often I've lost my wife and children But I have many friends And some of them are with me An old woman gave us shelter Kept us hidden in the garret Then the soldiers came She died without a whisper There were three of us this morning I'm the only one this evening But I must go on The frontiers are my prison Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing Through the graves the wind is blowing Freedom soon will come Then we'll come from the shadows Les Allemands étaient chez moi Ils me dirent, "résigne toi" Mais je n'ai pas peur J'ai repris mon âme J'ai changé cent fois de nom J'ai perdu femme et enfants Mais j'ai tant d'amis J'ai la France entière Un vieil homme dans un grenier Pour la nuit nous a caché Les Allemands l'ont pris Il est mort sans surprise Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing Through the graves the wind is blowing Freedom soon will come Then we'll come from the shadows
@reinpeelen5690 Жыл бұрын
Some of the french is still missing. Can anyone fill in?
@Dingsrud Жыл бұрын
@@Dingsrud i dont find nothing missing in the lirycs ...
@ezkibela Жыл бұрын
@ Marxista Crouchista: Look here: ……I have lost my wife and children. ??? (French, no text) But I have many friends…..
@Dingsrud Жыл бұрын
@@Dingsrud j'ai perdu femme et enfants Mais j'ai tant d'amis That is the: i have lost my wife and children But i have many friends But you just have to listen the song and read the lyrics as i've done to notice nothing is missing , so?
@ezkibela Жыл бұрын
Yeah
@e.hvarain7505 Жыл бұрын
Bravo et merci Mr Cohen pour ce bel hommage à la résistance française. Cette chanson est belle par sa simplicité avec des mots justes qui touchent !.
@marielenejarno423 Жыл бұрын
Vous l'avez sans doute entendue par les compagnons de la chanson? Avec la voix limpide de Fred Mella? Il m'arrive de la fredonner parfois en cours de journée,surtout la strophe "hier encor nous étions trois,il ne reste plus que moi"
@christianlofaro628510 ай бұрын
@@christianlofaro6285 non je ne l'ai entendue chanter que par Léonard Cohen. Les compagnons de la chanson je les ai entendus quand j'étais gamine.
@marielenejarno42310 ай бұрын
tout à fait, au plus profond de nos cœurs. walakine plus jamais sa.
@elboaznor7179 ай бұрын
👍
@bbiwy39709 ай бұрын
La voix reflète les événements comme personne d autre
@pauljacquart52684 ай бұрын
My father was only 14 when his English teacher asked to join the Résistance in1943. The same year from the same beach in Plestin les Grèves François Mitterand was joining the General De Gaulle not in London but in Alger. My father was tortured. All the adults were killed. In 1971 a great teacher discovered he had Parkinson disease, He died in April 1992. I think all the students on this earth who can understand French and American must sing this fantastic song
@philippenicolas5395 Жыл бұрын
my prayers are with you
@susanwade3983Ай бұрын
Francois Mitterrand a rejoint le Général de Gaulle ????? Et à Plestin les Grèves en Bretagne ???
@dominiqueboscher931Ай бұрын
Two years ago , I couldn't imagine my testimony about mister Henri Poirson would have such a huge echo throughout the world . This means an essential thing to me : there are still some people who know what are senses of humility , braveness , humanity . To those who kindly answered to my first comment , be sure you all gave me a wonderful ray of Light . And may this Light bless you all ! From France ,
@celinebarrois6140 Жыл бұрын
I am Polish , and this song reminds me of thousands of Polish boys in their 20 who died fighting German and Russian oppressors. Where I come from, in every cemetery there are partisans mass graves. Every time I look at those rows of names I think about those young lives that have been cut so short.
@w.s.64932 жыл бұрын
Ничего, что русские угнетатели Польше прирезали треть немецких территорий? Может пора избавиться от угнетения русских и отказаться от тех земель, что русские вам подарили? А заодно извиниться перед чехами за Тешин, который вы поляки, вместе с Гитлером раздербанили, вы сами перед чехами тогда оккупантами небыли?
@user-hj4yx5tg8d Жыл бұрын
Чья бы корова мычала, а ваша польская иудская молчала. Причём в тряпочку. Вечные проститутки запада!
@user-hj4yx5tg8d Жыл бұрын
Nic kundle nie daliście. Pomogliście Hitlerowi rozpętac ten koszmar.
@AkademiaSarmatia Жыл бұрын
@@user-hj4yx5tg8d :O
@dorancemonroy6643 Жыл бұрын
@@user-hj4yx5tg8d а может вы хотели бы уехать из Украины
@piotrh1010 Жыл бұрын
Ce 26 Avril tu aurais eu 78 ans; il y a deux ans encore, nous nous prèparions avec simplicitè a ton anniversaire.. le bonheur alors etait a chaque instant si simple. Oh Ma Melissa adorée! parmis tant d'autres nous aimions tant cette chanson de L Cohen! Et de dire ici, pour finir ces quelques mots imparfaits a ceux qui les liront, Melissa S Kipp de Forts Myers FL etait une grande Dame.
@maximiliendavidberle4053 Жыл бұрын
R I P Leonard, Bit your Songs are immortal
@flodur48Күн бұрын
Cela me ramène à plus de 40 ans,mais quelle merveilleuse chanson que j'ai pu écouté à l'Alhambra de Bordeaux .Merci Léonard pour ces merveilleux souvenirs.
@patrickrigaud66477 ай бұрын
A chaque fois, ce chant me colle les frissons. Quel hommage aux combattants de l'ombre, aussi sobre que sublime !
@dendromorphe16464 жыл бұрын
Et quel symbole que ce canadien qui chante le passage en français !
@christianlofaro55782 жыл бұрын
Des Souvenirs d'enfance ! D'anciens et D'anciennes de cette horrible époque qui me racontaient leurs vies ! Parrain tes longues années de prisoniers 💕 DANS LES CAMPS. N'oublions JAMAIS ! À toi PAPA qui a connu des Résistants (es) et toi MAMAN DERARQUÉ EN ZONE LIBRE ET HEUREUSEMENT DES PERSONNES HUMAINES (L'ORPHELINAT CHEZ TENUE PAR LES SOEURS) 😘 D'où vous! fait plaisir d'entendre chanter en français, SUPERBE VOIX LEONARD🎼🎵TRÈS TOUCHANTE😪.
@hoffmanncatherine75472 жыл бұрын
Le partisan il fait de l'horreur unechanson un a l
@fernandoalbafernandez56312 жыл бұрын
@@fernandoalbafernandez5631 pour que personne n'oublie, cette chanson devrait être apprise dans les écoles...slts
@markvador12 жыл бұрын
💪❤
@pederbjurinder8080 Жыл бұрын
Great song. Written by A. Marly and d'Astier de la Vigerie for French Resistance, those who save the honour of my country. Leonard has made a universal anthem for the courageous who resist again oppression everywhere now, yesterday, tomorrow. Cohen is a great poet and is still living thanks to his fabulous poetic songs
@alainpruchon13653 жыл бұрын
Alain: love your comment Thx
@marie-rosedaly42342 жыл бұрын
@@marie-rosedaly4234 thanks. This song always reminds me those who fought near where I am living... Limousin was called Little Siberia because of the Partisans. The 8 of June 1944 Alexandre Schawtschko member of the S.O.E. was caught by the Germans in Eguzon. He was 24, born in Transylvania mother Hungarian father Ukrainian. He became French and decided to fight for his country. He realised he could not escape and shot himself with his last bullet. I am visiting his grave each year on 8 of June. Always remember that...
@alainpruchon13652 жыл бұрын
Nice to learn about it. I have knowned the song for many years but didnt know the story of it. Merci
@teresaribeiro98862 жыл бұрын
Thank you very much for telling the story of the song!
@tinatom37252 жыл бұрын
Merci
@mess9681 Жыл бұрын
A touching novella and a great homage to all, who fight for peace and freedom. Leonard Cohen unforgettable.
@user-pb5ff3ee7u11 ай бұрын
❤Gudomlig artist RIP stor saknad vila I frid from Sweden SLAVA UKRAINA ❤❤❤❤❤❤
@user-fo7mj9su8y15 күн бұрын
j'ai 54 ans j'ai entendu et surtout ecouté léonard cohen . mais je ne connaissais pas cette superbe et sublime chanson . j'ecoute sa melodie j'entend ces paroles. monsieur respect et dignitée pour toujours
@jeanlachaise53743 жыл бұрын
J'ai 62 ans j espere que cette chanson restera graver dans notre mémoire salut
@karimelalaoui56373 жыл бұрын
This version, the guitar, is just fantastic. Love Leonard always. Poet extraordinaire!
@NinaduToitSaunders4 жыл бұрын
That is a ‘laúd’ played by Javier Mas. Sounds beautiful.
@rb11rb4 жыл бұрын
Seems to be a sirtaki
@juanjoviadero71823 жыл бұрын
Lenda👍🇵🇹🙏
@luisfilipe3162 жыл бұрын
Vraiment un grand poète
@katdumont91992 жыл бұрын
@@rb11rb Es una bandurria española, de la familia del laúd, tiene 6 cuerdas dobles, es decir 12 cuerdas, se toca con púa y efectivamente la toca Javier Más, un multiinstrumentista español, está canción suena preciosa no solo por la bandurria, la música y la letra, sino por lo q significa. Toda la música del Sr. COHEN es una maravilla.
@maribelrealpingarron5532 жыл бұрын
Le jeux de guitare place l émotion si haut !! Très belle hommage au femme et homme qui se sont battues pour notre liberté
@rodolphesoudrille1682 Жыл бұрын
En ce jour du retour du Christ, une grande pensée d'amour pour mon père Antoine, ma mère Paulette et mon oncle Paul, pour toi aussi ma chère tante Madeleine qui avez tant résisté à l'envahisseur et aussi qui avez tant donné pour la vie. Je vous aime. Votre vieux fils et neveu François.
@drfrancoischabaud7538 Жыл бұрын
Hälsningar från Sweden Slava Ukraina
@henrylarsson3150 Жыл бұрын
@@henrylarsson3150 Forza Rusia ! Out Ukronazis !!
@ulrichroth2153 Жыл бұрын
This great song of the french resistance and the great voice of Leonhard Cohen touch me deep. I am a german born 1948 and still feeling so sad because the generation of my father killed so much people in so much countries. Never it should happen again... NEVER
@regdul2 жыл бұрын
i wish you peace, from an old lady france
@susanwade3983Ай бұрын
Not your Burdon, my friend !
@kenlyons84818 күн бұрын
Mr. Cohen, you are in our hearts. Forever till the end of time.
@serkanboztepe46234 жыл бұрын
Ça vient de loin et ça t'accroches sans autre remède que d'écouter jusqu'au bout, et quand ça s'arrête, on écoute toujours, ça ne te lâche pas aisément
@sadiacollin26229 ай бұрын
Léonard...tu nous manques tellement !
@jean-francoiscroix5350Ай бұрын
To my grandfather who used to be partizan in NOPJ in Lika ,Croatien.
@gorjanapetrovic53833 жыл бұрын
Ustaše hu ? there in eastern europe the "partizans" were 10x more then the occupiers .... EVERYone was a partizan as communism gain hold....
@NixUgriBugri3 жыл бұрын
@@NixUgriBugri Not everyone was a partisan from 1941,not everyone was "narodni heroj".My grandfather was.Most of the family were civil opfer from ustashe.
@gorjanapetrovic53833 жыл бұрын
My father fled from Belgium to France and became a maquisard (Brest - Concarneau). This song reminds me every time of him....
@franckylibbrecht61033 жыл бұрын
Cette chanson est tellement superbe ! A chaque fois que je l'écoute, ça me fout les poils ! Et franchement, le guitariste, c'est une bête ! 👍
@bbiwy39702 ай бұрын
D'ailleurs, ce n'est pas une guitare ! Qu'est-ce donc ?
@bbiwy39702 ай бұрын
Une des plus belles chansons et la plus touchante sur la résistance d'un très grand monsieur. Il est c'est sûr au panthéon des grands.merci monsieur Cohen
@gildaslebras4742 Жыл бұрын
Oh que oui !!!
@nicolecuvillier9698 Жыл бұрын
As I type this, on March 8, 2022, the song may be more timely now than at any time since World War II. Thank you so much, aszad, for posting this brilliant version.
@barrygross31462 жыл бұрын
Merci au grand, très grand Léonard pour cette magnifique chanson qui me fait pleurer à chaque fois! 🙏♥️🌟
@claireracoon11352 жыл бұрын
Really appreciate and enjoy Leonard’ Cohn’s rendition of this song!
@davidbloughsr81652 жыл бұрын
Moi aussi. .... et je pense au Ukrainiens...
@CBprom Жыл бұрын
🙏🌞💌🌻💮🎼👋🦋☮️💫🐝🚣💖🕉️
@enricamartinengo2070 Жыл бұрын
Belle interprétation ,et hommage à Emmanuel d'Astier de La Vigeriea pour le texte et Anna Marly pour la musique.
@didierdousset2666 Жыл бұрын
@@didierdousset2666 🙏🌺🌞💌🐞🤩🌸
@enricamartinengo2070 Жыл бұрын
This is a brilliant video creation; the emotion-charged lyrics, Leonard Cohen's enchanting voice, the masterful Spanish guitarist, is here enhanced by the editing and blending of multiple recorded clips taken of several performances, all in ghost-like black-and-white, shadowy style.
@curt_allred8 ай бұрын
Oui Leonard, inoubliable... et quel guitariste ! Trop émouvant. Un morceau à honorer en tant que Français.
@mariechristianecourtioux8212 Жыл бұрын
Pas seulement en tant que français. En la reinterpretant en anglais, léonard Cohen l'a rendue universelle. n'importe quel autre pays pourrait s'y retrouver .
@olivierroyon16169 ай бұрын
❤
@christopherobin83557 ай бұрын
Je regarde et je pleure 😮
@christopherobin83557 ай бұрын
Jr suis loco
@christopherobin83557 ай бұрын
This feels very apt with everything that's going on at the moment. It could be the battle cry of humanity.
@davidhill56842 жыл бұрын
My mothers’ parents were partisans both having escaped first from Falangist Spain then Vichy French concentration camps to join the maquis. As a child she sang me to sleep with songs from the resistance. Songs like this one.
@AnEnemy1003 жыл бұрын
........
@danbarbosu30453 жыл бұрын
Spanish partisants? They were probably in CNT. Viva la anarchismo! Viva la CNT!
@zwiazeksyndykalistowpolski94773 жыл бұрын
May God keep them all. Their bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten
@Dadsterful3 жыл бұрын
@@zwiazeksyndykalistowpolski9477 CNT no, cualquier español antifascista es un partisano, any Spanish antifascist is a partisan.
@luislah61043 жыл бұрын
Viva la france love from ireland
@damienmillar31583 жыл бұрын
My grandfather was a partisan in Belarus in WW2 and fought against the German invaders. He did not want to talk much about this time, because it was indescribably terrible. Everything was not only black and white. There are no saints in the war.
@Alexandrinka Жыл бұрын
Så sant From Sweden
@henrylarsson3150 Жыл бұрын
Your grandfather was a brave man. March 2024
@itisonlyme12 ай бұрын
MOn homme engagé militaire, cette chanson de Léonard Cohen était l'une de ses préférées, ce n'était pas la seule.¨Paix à sa grande âme partie il y à 44 mois..
@nicolemercas4576 Жыл бұрын
Vive la France vive la resistance. This represents all the resistance throughout Europe. Thank you for expressing our feelings in your wonderful words and music. We all suffered so much. Merci Leonard. Lost but never forgotten as all our brothers and sisters who fought for freedom and gave their lives for us, We are so grateful to you for your creative expression. RIP
@artbargestudio2 жыл бұрын
Viva Eropa democrática.!!!!!
@antoniogallardo7672 Жыл бұрын
Viva la Europa democrática!!!🤣🤣
@antoniogallardo7672 Жыл бұрын
Never to be had while he Americans control our so called leaders, freedom from their hegmony and greed and their might be hope for Europe but it better be soon as they are trying to start conflict allover the World 🤮🇺🇸🤮🇬🇧🤮🇮🇱🤮
@barrieroberts75 Жыл бұрын
Cher Leonard, nous avons encore besoin de partisans de la liberté, de gens qui luttent contre le populisme et la dictature politique ! Que Dieu te garde dans nos coeurs !
@laruellethierry78744 жыл бұрын
tous est corrompus..!
@makakblan91813 жыл бұрын
Oui cher Léonard, gardez-nous de la dictature de Mélenchon et du populisme islamiste. Tout à fait d'accord Thierry Laruelle. Et merci pour cet hommage à Emmanuel d'Astier de la Vigerie
@benoitdolle75053 жыл бұрын
You are right here in 2021!
@user-yd6ps2fm3o2 жыл бұрын
La dictature politique des médias et de la technostructure vous pouvez en parler...mais le ' populisme si c est le pouvoir du peuple il n'y a rien à dire contre
@mrguidoricciobeauchamp55682 жыл бұрын
@@mrguidoricciobeauchamp5568 mais cher Monsieur, le peuple ne peut avoir les pleins pouvoirs et Dieu nous en garde, seule la République est l'équilibre ! Le peuple n'est qu'une partie de cette république qui vous protège ! Essayez donc celles de certains pays, vous pourriez comparer avec la France ! Bien à vous et joyeuses fêtes de fin d'année !
@laruellethierry78742 жыл бұрын
Le plus beau chant sur la Résistance magnifié par Léonard Cohen. Je faisais écouter cette chanson à mes élèves de 3° quand nous étudions la Seconde guerre mondiale. Toujours un moment d'émotion au service de la mémoire et si vous avez un doute sur l'existence de l'âme, abreuvez vous de Léonard Cohen, et vous serez rassuré sur la vôtre.
@planconjean-roger461 Жыл бұрын
From one very small village in Macedonia a small batallion of Macedonian Partisans fought off the Germans in WW2 to take back there village. My mum witnessed this as a small girl. This song does some justice to all of those who fought in WW2. God bless all those hero's who fought for there people so they may live a good life on this God given earth. Amen
@boskomarkoski15034 жыл бұрын
*YES those fascist NAZI herds used TESTERE on the prisoners there is a photograph just before they hack off his head with tree cutting 3 yard saw & unfortunately its true
@vista14173 жыл бұрын
🙏💌💮
@enricamartinengo20702 жыл бұрын
Cette chanson vaut à elle seule tous les hommages rendus à toutes les victimes de l'oppression et de la barbarie !! Et quelle interprétation !!
@hamidaramondou33244 жыл бұрын
j'en ai des frissons, tellement cette chanson et la musique sont belles
@geraldstoller99714 жыл бұрын
Suaf que que les victimes d'hier sont devenus les bourreaux d'aujourd hui.
@torquemada39924 жыл бұрын
Les victimes ,dont je parle sont tout simplement celles de ma barbarie nazie; ce statut ne peut en aucun cas leur être retiré. Je pense que vous faites allusion à la politique israëlienne actuelle à l'égard des arabes et là effectivement il y'a matière à discuter. Mais il faut ,je pense faire la différence entre un gouvernement et son peuple . Gardons nous bien des généralités simplistes et dangereuses qui ne nourrissent que la haine. Il faut faire la part des choses et être plus nuancé dans ses propos , mais , il est vrai que çà demande un certain effort, voire un effort certain ce que n'exigent pas les extrémistes d'où qu'ils soient.
@hamidaramondou33244 жыл бұрын
Faire la différence entre un gouvernement et son peuple très très important
@AdilAdil-sp5bu4 жыл бұрын
Tellement d emotion les larmes aux yeux n oublions pas la fragilite de la vie. Christian.marruchi@gmail.com
@chriss42473 жыл бұрын
I always loved the original. This is fantastic! Praise to the mandolin player!
@pcatful Жыл бұрын
Well said
@terriecotham1567 Жыл бұрын
It’s not a mandolin but an ‘oud’.
@donaldvanvliet9039 Жыл бұрын
@@donaldvanvliet9039 Wow. Cool!
@pcatful Жыл бұрын
His name is Javier Mas
@LotusAquatics Жыл бұрын
its not a mandolin..Spanish - Arabian Laud.
@petercricket11 ай бұрын
Que d'émotions à écouter et réécouter cette chanson ,frissons et larmes garantis .merci Leonard .la mémoire ne jamais oublier ces horreurs des sales guerres
@gwenaelleguillou16242 жыл бұрын
UN GÉNIE , il n’y a pas d’autre mot pour cet HOMME ...( mémoire pour mon père qui fut un jeune résistant ) je peux l’écouter en boucle sans arrêt......
@odilefrappierdemontbenoitd72822 жыл бұрын
Thanks
@terriecotham1567 Жыл бұрын
Je viens à nouveau de l'écouter en boucle et mes larmes sont criantes à chaque passage....
@MrYvesgautier Жыл бұрын
@@MrYvesgautierciao amico! 🙋♀️😍😘💘🍀
@anelladambrosio2513 Жыл бұрын
Hommage à mon père, grand "Résistant" engagé volontaire à 17 ans en 1941 à la 13 ième DBLE de la Légion Etrangère, compagnon d'arme et de combat d'Hubert Germain à El Alamein, Bir Hakem - Campagnes de Lybie, Tunisie, d'Italie, de Provence et aux combats de la 1re armée française remontant vers l'Allemagne. Il ira jusque dans les rizières d'Indochine, où il sera gravement blessé à Claudine à Dien Bien Phu. Comme en 1939, ils seront abandonné aux mains des Vietmins, et trahi en Algérie , lui et ses compagnons d'armes par les divers gouvernements de la République Française. Il refusera tous les Honneurs de la République, le titre de Compagnon de la Libération, ne participera à aucune commémoration officielle de la Libération, sauf aux cérémonies de souvenirs et aux prises d'armes de sa Patrie la Légion Etrangère. Légio Patria Nostra....car eux, Hommes de Valeurs et d'Honneurs, ignoraient la trahison, eux qui ont souffert et offert leur vie pour avoir cru en une parole reniée et à des engagements trahis. Seul le drapeau de son régiment couvrira son cercueil
@itsasederki3533 Жыл бұрын
Moi aussi. 😢
@jsb354 Жыл бұрын
There's something strong in his harmonies. They'v touch my soul all along my life as many souls all over the world. I'm from France and i knew my neibourgh since a long time until i discovered she was a fan of Leonard Cohen too. Here "Suzanne"'s song is even more popular than this song because there's something strong in the music and we feel some kind of strong poetry even if very few people understand the lyrics. I saw Leonard in the 80th at a bad punk festival were they shouted at him not even knowing who he was, he was really in a bad situation. He could stand on some us because he saw some of us who knew his songs. Kept him confident. Fortunatly he had his revival. And this live session is really amazing with these strong musicians.
@jeanyves5380 Жыл бұрын
Merci pour votre témoignage 😊❤
@laetitiagharbi6944 Жыл бұрын
I love the Songs and the Musik of Leonhard Cohen. Wonderful ❤
@user-gn1uk6pk3m4 ай бұрын
💖Merci l'artiste , le monde devient indigent de personne comme vous , soyez en paix 💫💫💫
@pascalfety66812 жыл бұрын
I am listening to Leonard Cohen's songs for almost 50 years. 2011, 10 years go, I was at his last concert in Vienna. An incredible experience, I will never forget.
@onlinekurt19623 жыл бұрын
I saw his last concert in Paris as well. Probably the same tour. The only time I saw him live.
@olivierdastein26043 жыл бұрын
Wissen Sie, ob dieser Ausschnitt vom Concert 2008 in Colmar stammt?
@realist89772 жыл бұрын
@@realist8977 creo que este concierto forma parte de la gira mundial que hizo hacia 2009 o 2010 pues el gran guitarrista español, de Zaragoza, participó en ella. Vi en vivo su actuación perteneciente a esta gira en Zaragoza y rindió un sentido homenaje a dicho guitarrista, que en esta pieza toca la bandurria, guitarra típica de la jota aragonesa, y al que asistiò toda su familia. Fue precioso e inolvidable.
@alfonsoberdunbelver43792 жыл бұрын
my grandfather was a partisan in slovenia.
@tanjalovse2427 Жыл бұрын
a brave man.
@itisonlyme12 ай бұрын
Je pleurs tjr tellement c'est beau..
@danielmahieu12927 күн бұрын
A suberb rendition of his classic song about the resistance. Love the band. That Spanish sounding guitar accompaniment is sublime.
@davidjm6111 ай бұрын
Mandoline
@pauljacquart52689 ай бұрын
@@pauljacquart5268 In fact it’s a Spanish Bandurria… en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandurria
@tsb30938 ай бұрын
In the original recording from Leonard Cohen. The instrument is a mandoline
@pauljacquart52688 ай бұрын
@@pauljacquart5268 interesting…but we were commenting on the arrangement in the video…as I presume you were when you said Mandolin…which it wasn’t
@tsb30938 ай бұрын
@@tsb3093 i was comparing the 2 videos but thank you for you remark Cheers
@pauljacquart52688 ай бұрын
To all the heroes of the French Resistance, and all those who fight tyranny and opression - eternal memory and glory.
@JeannotGourdin11 жыл бұрын
J Gould - Brave men. Bless them.
@luisrussia4 жыл бұрын
Mostly communists
@bryanholden15584 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the heroes of the French resistance. Several people of my family belonged to.
@bertranddesportesdelafosse52384 жыл бұрын
The Francs-Tireurs et Partisans Français[a] (FTPF), or commonly the Francs-Tireurs et Partisans (FTP), was an armed resistance organization created by leaders of the French Communist Party during World War II (1939-45). The communist party was neutral at first, following the Soviet Union's official view that the war was a struggle between imperialists, but when Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941 changed to a policy of armed resistance against the German occupation of France. Three groups were formed, consisting of party members, young communists and foreign workers. Early in 1942 they were merged to form the FTP, which undertook sabotage and assassinations of the occupation. The FTP became the best organized and most effective of the French Resistance groups. In March 1944, before the Allied forces returned to Normandy, the FTP was theoretically merged with the other Resistance groups. In practice, it retained its independence until the end of the war.
@ozanozdemir77284 жыл бұрын
@@bryanholden1558 I'm no communist but those men and women had the guts to fight and often they paid with their lives.
@simonerosi33274 жыл бұрын
Fabuleux, exceptionnel, n'a pris une ride. Quelle voix. Et cette mandoline qui répond. Inoui.
@etinvintagecars732 Жыл бұрын
Superbe chanson touchante magnifiquement interprétée que j’écoute très souvent et qui restera intemporelle. Merci M. Léonard Cohen
@jeanlouis4156 Жыл бұрын
No pasaran. "J'ai tant d'amis, j'ai la France entière". Nous garderons la flamme, repose en paix.
@terrasselucien56777 жыл бұрын
un grand homme , quel talent !!!!!!!!
@polgusbin64247 жыл бұрын
terrasse lucien Sauf celle qui a voté Le Pen ou Macron
@mammouthlafouinne36787 жыл бұрын
Ç est ça la France !!! Nous ne sommes pas des moutons !!!! Nous n avons de la laine sur le dos !!! 😛😛😛
@jeandecarrieredecarriere78705 жыл бұрын
tu portes bien ton nom lafouine au passage je note ton niveau de tolérance et d'imbécilité.... @@mammouthlafouinne3678
@raymondbourcicault77375 жыл бұрын
Merci Lucien pour tes mots. Peace. Merci pour Mr Cohen. For ever
@gregsky56904 жыл бұрын
One of the greatest poets of the 20th century. His adaption brings home what is the dreadful price of freedom.
@phaedracollins60514 жыл бұрын
Is the alternative any less dreadful ? Ask the graves of those who paid that price.
@mke_marcus47222 жыл бұрын
A very underrated songwriter, and a very special voice. Miss you ❤
@kurtrain7560 Жыл бұрын
Underrated?? He’s a legend!
@lolainma32183 ай бұрын
Une merveille qui sort d' un noble coeur qui s'adresse aux gens honorable qui adore le vrai art.
@noureddinenaji6524 Жыл бұрын
Merci
@user-gn2eu1rh5d5 ай бұрын
Sublime. J'avais tellement d'admiration pour cet homme. Il me manque...beaucoup 🕊️🎼🎻
@patrickhiggins67263 жыл бұрын
Cette chanson ne peut etre que AMOUR ET PARTAGE ET ESPOIRS MERCI MONSIEUR COHEN 😍🇫🇷💓🌹💞✌️
@pat27473 жыл бұрын
The guitar player is magic
@dixiewade83733 ай бұрын
MAN I miss this incredible poet .
@williamwhite999 Жыл бұрын
Inmortal....siempre estará entre nosotros. Leonard Cohen , una leyenda viva, hasta el fin del Universo.
@aracelipastor98442 жыл бұрын
No passaran ✊
@99aleksatijana Жыл бұрын
🙏💓🌞🦋☮️👋💌
@enricamartinengo2070 Жыл бұрын
De verdad. Con preciosas palabras lienas de esperanza, de luz y de vida con su experencias dando à nuestras almas sus colores. Un hombre de blanco vestido.
@dumondiane6424 Жыл бұрын
@@dumondiane6424 🙏🌺✨👋🎼💌
@enricamartinengo2070 Жыл бұрын
📵 ♨ menski.
@vedranaolujic1977 Жыл бұрын
Un hommage émouvant à tous ces gens qui ont donné leur vie pour épargner la nôtre !
@jeanclaudemontagne2544 жыл бұрын
Untza da erran edo idatzi duzuna
@angeljavieransolabadiola44273 жыл бұрын
Des artistes comme ça sont tellement rares aujourd’hui..je continue a vous écouter avec un si grand plaisir…
@mariateresamendes5733 ай бұрын
Esos músicos parecen haber venido de otro planeta !!! Me quito el sombrero buena compañia tiene el Leonard!!!☺
@jmjmrz16429 ай бұрын
50 years ago and this was the 1st song by Leonard Cohen I had ever heard. I was a 14yo dating a 21yo guitarist named Ronny Anson who played lead for a local back up to the stars Miami rock band and well loved by The Ale House. The band was called the Stuck Zipper never did find out why. This talented musician and lover of all things musical made born in me a love for all things Cohen. You showed me how to follow each LC lyric to an unknown place and how the lick of a guitar, mandolin or fiddle would take me swirling into an out of body experience. You taught me that Mr Cohen should be followed for a lifetime for the gift to earth that he is. I am 65yo and still following. I remember all the lyrics to almost all of his songs, still, to date, my heart becomes saturated with an emotion I cannot name upon hearing any one of his songs , the hearing of all of his music you so eagerly shared has never left me, how well you taught me how to see by hearing, and for your owning every Leonard Cohen album yet published, low glow golden lighting in your room with Famous Blue Raincoat playing softly in the backgroimund and the chords twitching your long fingers and the lyrics dancing in your eyes, oh how I was mesmerized by his songs and your love for his genius and you. Thank you Ronnie Anson may your life have been filled with million acts of kindness.
@pamelafoster86863 жыл бұрын
Que tous les partisants t accompagne au paradis cher Leonard Cohen
@user-qd5nr4bq8c4 жыл бұрын
chef-d'oeuvre !
@fredericbarrichon6485 Жыл бұрын
Leonard, it‘s so sad, that I can‘t see you alive yet. You are my all-time-hero and I‘m listening your music every day on my walks through the wonderful nature along my river.
@thorstenschacke3506 Жыл бұрын
Je n’ai pas de mot pour exprimer ce que je ressens, émouvant et tellement bien interprété !!!
@danieljosse45072 жыл бұрын
On pourra essayer de le reprendre mais jamais on n'arrivera à l'aura dégagée par Léonard Cohen!
I am a 57 year old German and still love this song. I was brought up by my grandfather who was born 1912 and fought in WWII, not voluntarily. One day in France he and another soldier ventured out of the camp, without their weapons, to climb a mountain as they both were keen mountaineers. Halfway up the mountain they encountered members of the Maquis who could have easily (and understandably) killed my grandfather and his friend but they didn't. Instead, they were a group of like minded mountaineers and talked. I am forever grateful as otherwise I wouldn't be here...
How beautiful!!
You had to be here my fellow.
this song is not just about WW2. It's about every fight for freedom.
A 95 years old partisan died yesterday. His name was Nello Bracalari, from Grosseto, Italy. In a confused country, amidst a surrendered people, he still carried on to look at the future with hope and courage, until the last days. May he be an example to younger generations.
Life is Good.
Så sant hälsningar från Sweden Slava Ukraina
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@@henrylarsson3150 Not the place for political views.
@@henrylarsson3150 aa haal
My grandfather is Australian, and not a partisan, but he also fought with their bravery and virtues in WW2 to help ensure freedom and a better world. He’s also still alive and turning 100 this year ❤
Happy Birthday, Grandfather!
So he was allied with the Soviets and other democratic/republican countries fighting the democratically elected Austrian painter in republican Germany and their allies. Where do you find freedom in today's world? Were you free during the illness, or a prisoner in your home? Do you get to choose what to do with your income, or do your owners decide that most of it should be used for a higher purpose? Are you raising your children or do your owners have a higher goal for them? Freedom is being able to choose and that freedom died with the First World War and the democratic takeover.
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@@MrGunnar69The shitbird Hitler whom you are referring to, won 1election in Germany. In 1933 he seized power after the Nazis burned down the Reichstag, at which time German ceased being a democratic country. Freedom died after the first world war - you do know there was no freedom before that, all people were bound to serve the so called upper class. Read a history book you f@#king idiot.
@@MrGunnar69Germany stopped being a democratic country after the Nazis burned down the Reichstag in 1933. The new powers give to Hitler & his Nazis allowed them to ban elections and to size power permanently. Maybe you should read a history book, that way you won't make idiotic comments that make you look like a total twat.
It hurts to hear this song. I remember my parents showing respect when they heard this song. They were occupied for 5 years, living in the Netherlands. Partisans are, to this day, some of the most beautiful people, no matter the country they live in. Vive le Maquis. August 2023
I wish I could have played it for my mother who lived through it in Hoensbroek in the Maastricht dst . . simple things they treasured (and kept hidden) . . My father was stationed there, met her and brought her home (US) after the war
@@kenlyons848 They must have loved eachother very much. Where do you live now?
Cette chanson est d'actualitée, ceux qui oublient, recommencent l'histoire, bravo Mr Cohen, tu nous manques.
Beaucoup de gens aujourd'hui écoute toujours cette chanson car ont ne peut oublier ce texte magnifique. MERCI à Léonard Cohen
Superbe reprise. Texte original écrit par des français réfugiés à Londres pendant la guerre.
J’aime tellement cette chanson. Les frissons. Tu nous manques tellement …. Qui est écoute cette chanson aujourd’hui?
moi!!!!
@@manueldeprado573 Ouff suis pas la seule😂
Bien à vous ! MOI, je l'écoute et en suis très fier...
@@davidf4715 J’en suis très fière aussi
Bunch of us
This goes out to all brave Partizans from France, Italy, Yugoslavia, Greece... may your resistance never be blamed or forgotten!
They’re covered under Yugoslavia.
✌freedom for us now and ever
Bullshit comments for a great Greetings. Geografija je nevazna. Unimportant where partisans come from. Its all about underdog fighting against a bitch ass imperial mfs. Commies or not...all of us have a partisans soul. If we recognize it...
@Arthur Valkan I meant yes ! And always it is
dzoni emco Apsolutly correct you are Smart person is irrelevant to geographical belonging All the best to you &universal thinking
This song brings tears to my eyes. My grandfather was in the resistance in Paris and he got killed by the Germans. My father had to raise himself and survive the war at 14 yrs. old. Thank you for sharing this song.
My father was arrested as he was 14 years old in Epinay sur Orge 21st august 1944, he spent 3 days in jail in the Longjumeau Kommandantur before to be saved on 24th by the french 2nd DB ( armored division) of general Leclerc
This song brings tears to my eyes too thank you for your sincere comment i am french i'll never forget the sacrifice of french resistance god bless you and your relatives
@@jean-marcmeynieux9952 Oh you sound so... honorable! It touches my heart, reading your comment..
@@carol.goldman-paz Thank you for your nice comment it touches me too!
Tears fall from my eyes every time I hear this song ...
I love all Songs from Leonhard Cohen.But the Partisan is one of the best ❤
My mom's father was a partisan, fighting Nazi Germans. He fell in April 1945. My father's dad was also a partisan, he survived the WW2. They were brave and descent men and fought against opression andf terror. I try to be worthy of them every single day.
Im a retired teacher now...I played this song on my history class! Most of my students cried!
Omg wanna be my teacher?
In loving memory of mister Henri Poirson , a french resistant I met twenty-five years ago . He was asked in 1942 by his boss to help some fugitives to go through the german lines , in the Vosges . Henri simply answered "Yes" , without consider risks for himself or his family . He was caught by the Nazis soon in the year 1944 and sent first to Natzweiler-Struthof , then Dachau . He survived because he had some friends (real life companions) who gave him some part of their poor eating... When Henri , who was really tall , came back home in his Vosgian village , his weight was less than 45 kg... The first time I met this gentle man at my job , I immediatly saw a tattoed number on one of his arms . Shy , I asked him what was that tattoo . So he explained me calmly what he did during Second World War . Since then , I really loved to talk with him ! He could speak about every subject with wisdom and humility . I miss him since the end of 2017 ... :'(
That's so touching a story ,, so many ppl where so brave then ,if it where now ,,we r lost no heroes left that I can think of ,except those that r no longer with us Blessings to him and all the others ,I had uncles in WW2 and one was only 12 but big 4 age so he lied and joined after he ran away to go defeat Hitler ,, he was presumed dead ,my grandmother had second sight ,she calmly told to soldier that came out to tell her her son was dead, or mia, she told him ,he was gonna b home soon ,they thought she was crazy ,second sight and all but sure nuff about 6 weeks after he was found ,someone was caring for him ,, saved his life he was badly burned ,but grandma had a salve she made my wise granny ,, she was part native American and she told us things should not have known ,,but this was the story we heard most often,, ty 4 sharing and good to meet you my friend
Thanks for sharing this! However, I'm puzzled about the year of his passing - 2017?
I played this for my mum, she was in tears, I didn't mean for that reaction, but she lost 3 uncles fighting for the resistance, another uncle was awarded Legion deHoneurre, again for the resistance
@@heidibecker118 yes , 2017 . Henri Poirson was more than 90 years.
@@celinebarrois6140 J'ai très bien connu Henri Poirson, un voisin et un ami de Moussey. Il fut le dernier survivant des déportés du village : plus de 200 pour une population de 1200. 2/3 sont décédés dans les camps ou juste à leur retour.
Mon dieu. Il m a accompagné si longtemps. Avec cet humour Ce cynisme. Ce enieme degré. Ces mélodies. Si sous coté. Il devrait avoir la reconnaissance de Voulzy , Jonasz, Souchon, et maintenant biolay , Dominique a , daho. Un modèle de la chanson française. Si important et atypique. Merci monsieur Chamfort.
es gibt keinen der soviel stimme verkörpert die letzte platte die sein sohn nach dem tod von ihm veröffendlich hat mit liedern die noch nie zu hören waren habe ich grandios er hat mich soweit ich denken kann(72jahre) immer begleitet
Un monument pour une monumentale chanson :) A chaque fois, une sensation de frisson triste et profond ! L' artiste, les musiciens, la mélodie, le sujet, ca prend au tripes . Le vieil homme dans le grenier, toute la nuit nous a cachés .... Magistrale et inoubliable MR Cohen !
My grandfather was a Partizan, he's 96 now.
Од куд си?
Hero
Smrt fašizmu, sloboda narodu !
@@nickcohen4900, 😂
Say thanks 🙏
What a legend this man was.
Leonard brings me to tears every time. so beautiful.
Pas de mots pour la beauté de cette version. Léonard tu nous manques 💖
✨🌞🦋💓☮️👋💌🌻💮🕉️
J'ai eu la chance de voir Leonard Cohen lors de ce world tour. Magnifique, l'un des plus grands assurément.
@@itnargla 🙏🤩🌞🎼☮️👋💌
Quelle belle œuvre.
La perfection... Leonard Cohen manque +++++ Tout est beau dans ttes ces chansons, sa voix, les paroles, guitare etc.... Très grand musicien,.
Thanks Leonard, if you meet my wife somewhere in heaven sing her something. She loved you Poland, Cracow
plutôt que d’écouter du rap débile , prenez une bonne leçons de musique , la guerre revient
Poland💓💟💓♥️
Qué profundo!
Chvl21 I’m sure he will do.
very beauty comment u make :)
Homage to Leonard & to those lost in the war. His voice, lyrics, poetry, bring tears in my eyes. What a life he lived & what a bliss he brought to so many. RIP in the heavens of music.
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@@Now7518 Mister leonard
In the Tower of Song
Leonard was a partisan in his songs fighting for his freedom and philosophy...
Quelle belle chanson.. bcq d émotion a chaque fois que je l ecoute. Rip Leonard Cohen. Vs êtes toujours dans nos cœurs
Je ne m'en lasse pas de l'écouter et ce sera ainsi jusqu'à mon dernier soupir ...
Masz racje.......❤😊
Cohen - you sing for me when the life is too hard, too dark. I love your songs ever since a car- journey all alone over the mountains in august 1973. When I am sad, I listen to Cohen. When I am driving alone, I listen to Cohen. The best companion ever. Never stop singing for me, Leonard Cohen.
So real.
Lovely comment 🙂
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Quand j écoute cette chanson Quand je constate l état de la conscience politique de la majorité des français face à la prise du pays par une puissance étrangère.....les larmes viennent ! Plutôt mort que soumis !
Je ne peux pas écouter cette chanson sans avoir les larmes aux yeux. La plus belle que je connaisse sur la Résistance.
OK résistance ou
@@adamjacqueline5312 une chanson écrite à Londres en 1943 par Emmanuel d'Astier de La Vigeriea pour le texte et Anna Marly pour la musique. Cette chanson est diffusée pour la première fois sur les ondes de la BBC à destination de la France occupée et un des disques est même détruit par la DCA allemande lors d'un parachutage de résistants1. Elle devient une chanson populaire dans les années 1950.
enorme mon frere me la envoyer pour mon annif
et quel hommage! on aime ces gens là.
Leonard Cohen un génie et un humaniste comme on aimerait qu’il y en est beaucoup plus pour que la terre 🌎 soit un paradis ❤❤❤❤ Terminé toutes c🎉es stupides guerres. Faisons plutôt la guerre à toutes ces saloperies de maladies, la guerre à toutes les misères du monde, la est la première cause d’une guerre juste ❤❤❤❤
Was für ein genialer Musiker seine Songs gehen unter die Haut und berühren die Herzen.
Les Allemands sont venus chez moi, ils m’ont dit résigne toi, mais je n’ai pas peur ... j’ai changé 100 fois de noms , j’ai perdu femme et enfants, mais je n’ai pas peur ... magnifique hymne à la vie et contre la barbarie. Merci Monsieur de nous rappeler de ne pas oublier .
oui
Et c'est comme "les loups sont entrés dans Paris"
Un très grand merci afin que n’oublie jamais 💔
Merci Monsieur 🇫🇷
Je souscris et suis ému par vos mots simples et sincères cette chanson est éternelle et restera une ode à l'humanité résistants, nous le deviendrons par nécessité!
Quand j' Écoute cette formidable chanson de Léonard Cohen je pense toujours à mon père résistant et maquisard ainsi qu'a mon oncle faisant partie des FFI et parti en Angleterre rejoindre De Gaulle. Pour moi c'est un très bel hommage à tous ces combattants la guitare est elle aussi sublime.
Attention la chanson n'est pas de Cohen
@@GuillaumeBoussinotc'est de qui ?
Quelle belle chanson pleine de reconnaissance! Elle me donne les larmes aux yeux! ❤
Tout pareil !
I sang that song and as my late brother Davie played guitar.i was staying in Paris France at the time. I knew every word.davie was so proud of his little sister.thanks Leonard for the memory.miss u both r.i.p. valerie x
The Partisan. When they poured across the border I was cautioned to surrender This I could not do I took my gun and vanished. I have changed my name so often I've lost my wife and children But I have many friends And some of them are with me An old woman gave us shelter Kept us hidden in the garret Then the soldiers came She died without a whisper There were three of us this morning I'm the only one this evening But I must go on The frontiers are my prison Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing Through the graves the wind is blowing Freedom soon will come Then we'll come from the shadows Les Allemands étaient chez moi Ils me dirent, "résigne toi" Mais je n'ai pas peur J'ai repris mon âme J'ai changé cent fois de nom J'ai perdu femme et enfants Mais j'ai tant d'amis J'ai la France entière Un vieil homme dans un grenier Pour la nuit nous a caché Les Allemands l'ont pris Il est mort sans surprise Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing Through the graves the wind is blowing Freedom soon will come Then we'll come from the shadows
Some of the french is still missing. Can anyone fill in?
@@Dingsrud i dont find nothing missing in the lirycs ...
@ Marxista Crouchista: Look here: ……I have lost my wife and children. ??? (French, no text) But I have many friends…..
@@Dingsrud j'ai perdu femme et enfants Mais j'ai tant d'amis That is the: i have lost my wife and children But i have many friends But you just have to listen the song and read the lyrics as i've done to notice nothing is missing , so?
Yeah
Bravo et merci Mr Cohen pour ce bel hommage à la résistance française. Cette chanson est belle par sa simplicité avec des mots justes qui touchent !.
Vous l'avez sans doute entendue par les compagnons de la chanson? Avec la voix limpide de Fred Mella? Il m'arrive de la fredonner parfois en cours de journée,surtout la strophe "hier encor nous étions trois,il ne reste plus que moi"
@@christianlofaro6285 non je ne l'ai entendue chanter que par Léonard Cohen. Les compagnons de la chanson je les ai entendus quand j'étais gamine.
tout à fait, au plus profond de nos cœurs. walakine plus jamais sa.
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La voix reflète les événements comme personne d autre
My father was only 14 when his English teacher asked to join the Résistance in1943. The same year from the same beach in Plestin les Grèves François Mitterand was joining the General De Gaulle not in London but in Alger. My father was tortured. All the adults were killed. In 1971 a great teacher discovered he had Parkinson disease, He died in April 1992. I think all the students on this earth who can understand French and American must sing this fantastic song
my prayers are with you
Francois Mitterrand a rejoint le Général de Gaulle ????? Et à Plestin les Grèves en Bretagne ???
Two years ago , I couldn't imagine my testimony about mister Henri Poirson would have such a huge echo throughout the world . This means an essential thing to me : there are still some people who know what are senses of humility , braveness , humanity . To those who kindly answered to my first comment , be sure you all gave me a wonderful ray of Light . And may this Light bless you all ! From France ,
I am Polish , and this song reminds me of thousands of Polish boys in their 20 who died fighting German and Russian oppressors. Where I come from, in every cemetery there are partisans mass graves. Every time I look at those rows of names I think about those young lives that have been cut so short.
Ничего, что русские угнетатели Польше прирезали треть немецких территорий? Может пора избавиться от угнетения русских и отказаться от тех земель, что русские вам подарили? А заодно извиниться перед чехами за Тешин, который вы поляки, вместе с Гитлером раздербанили, вы сами перед чехами тогда оккупантами небыли?
Чья бы корова мычала, а ваша польская иудская молчала. Причём в тряпочку. Вечные проститутки запада!
Nic kundle nie daliście. Pomogliście Hitlerowi rozpętac ten koszmar.
@@user-hj4yx5tg8d :O
@@user-hj4yx5tg8d а может вы хотели бы уехать из Украины
Ce 26 Avril tu aurais eu 78 ans; il y a deux ans encore, nous nous prèparions avec simplicitè a ton anniversaire.. le bonheur alors etait a chaque instant si simple. Oh Ma Melissa adorée! parmis tant d'autres nous aimions tant cette chanson de L Cohen! Et de dire ici, pour finir ces quelques mots imparfaits a ceux qui les liront, Melissa S Kipp de Forts Myers FL etait une grande Dame.
R I P Leonard, Bit your Songs are immortal
Cela me ramène à plus de 40 ans,mais quelle merveilleuse chanson que j'ai pu écouté à l'Alhambra de Bordeaux .Merci Léonard pour ces merveilleux souvenirs.
A chaque fois, ce chant me colle les frissons. Quel hommage aux combattants de l'ombre, aussi sobre que sublime !
Et quel symbole que ce canadien qui chante le passage en français !
Des Souvenirs d'enfance ! D'anciens et D'anciennes de cette horrible époque qui me racontaient leurs vies ! Parrain tes longues années de prisoniers 💕 DANS LES CAMPS. N'oublions JAMAIS ! À toi PAPA qui a connu des Résistants (es) et toi MAMAN DERARQUÉ EN ZONE LIBRE ET HEUREUSEMENT DES PERSONNES HUMAINES (L'ORPHELINAT CHEZ TENUE PAR LES SOEURS) 😘 D'où vous! fait plaisir d'entendre chanter en français, SUPERBE VOIX LEONARD🎼🎵TRÈS TOUCHANTE😪.
Le partisan il fait de l'horreur unechanson un a l
@@fernandoalbafernandez5631 pour que personne n'oublie, cette chanson devrait être apprise dans les écoles...slts
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Great song. Written by A. Marly and d'Astier de la Vigerie for French Resistance, those who save the honour of my country. Leonard has made a universal anthem for the courageous who resist again oppression everywhere now, yesterday, tomorrow. Cohen is a great poet and is still living thanks to his fabulous poetic songs
Alain: love your comment Thx
@@marie-rosedaly4234 thanks. This song always reminds me those who fought near where I am living... Limousin was called Little Siberia because of the Partisans. The 8 of June 1944 Alexandre Schawtschko member of the S.O.E. was caught by the Germans in Eguzon. He was 24, born in Transylvania mother Hungarian father Ukrainian. He became French and decided to fight for his country. He realised he could not escape and shot himself with his last bullet. I am visiting his grave each year on 8 of June. Always remember that...
Nice to learn about it. I have knowned the song for many years but didnt know the story of it. Merci
Thank you very much for telling the story of the song!
Merci
A touching novella and a great homage to all, who fight for peace and freedom. Leonard Cohen unforgettable.
❤Gudomlig artist RIP stor saknad vila I frid from Sweden SLAVA UKRAINA ❤❤❤❤❤❤
j'ai 54 ans j'ai entendu et surtout ecouté léonard cohen . mais je ne connaissais pas cette superbe et sublime chanson . j'ecoute sa melodie j'entend ces paroles. monsieur respect et dignitée pour toujours
J'ai 62 ans j espere que cette chanson restera graver dans notre mémoire salut
This version, the guitar, is just fantastic. Love Leonard always. Poet extraordinaire!
That is a ‘laúd’ played by Javier Mas. Sounds beautiful.
Seems to be a sirtaki
Lenda👍🇵🇹🙏
Vraiment un grand poète
@@rb11rb Es una bandurria española, de la familia del laúd, tiene 6 cuerdas dobles, es decir 12 cuerdas, se toca con púa y efectivamente la toca Javier Más, un multiinstrumentista español, está canción suena preciosa no solo por la bandurria, la música y la letra, sino por lo q significa. Toda la música del Sr. COHEN es una maravilla.
Le jeux de guitare place l émotion si haut !! Très belle hommage au femme et homme qui se sont battues pour notre liberté
En ce jour du retour du Christ, une grande pensée d'amour pour mon père Antoine, ma mère Paulette et mon oncle Paul, pour toi aussi ma chère tante Madeleine qui avez tant résisté à l'envahisseur et aussi qui avez tant donné pour la vie. Je vous aime. Votre vieux fils et neveu François.
Hälsningar från Sweden Slava Ukraina
@@henrylarsson3150 Forza Rusia ! Out Ukronazis !!
This great song of the french resistance and the great voice of Leonhard Cohen touch me deep. I am a german born 1948 and still feeling so sad because the generation of my father killed so much people in so much countries. Never it should happen again... NEVER
i wish you peace, from an old lady france
Not your Burdon, my friend !
Mr. Cohen, you are in our hearts. Forever till the end of time.
Ça vient de loin et ça t'accroches sans autre remède que d'écouter jusqu'au bout, et quand ça s'arrête, on écoute toujours, ça ne te lâche pas aisément
Léonard...tu nous manques tellement !
To my grandfather who used to be partizan in NOPJ in Lika ,Croatien.
Ustaše hu ? there in eastern europe the "partizans" were 10x more then the occupiers .... EVERYone was a partizan as communism gain hold....
@@NixUgriBugri Not everyone was a partisan from 1941,not everyone was "narodni heroj".My grandfather was.Most of the family were civil opfer from ustashe.
My father fled from Belgium to France and became a maquisard (Brest - Concarneau). This song reminds me every time of him....
Cette chanson est tellement superbe ! A chaque fois que je l'écoute, ça me fout les poils ! Et franchement, le guitariste, c'est une bête ! 👍
D'ailleurs, ce n'est pas une guitare ! Qu'est-ce donc ?
Une des plus belles chansons et la plus touchante sur la résistance d'un très grand monsieur. Il est c'est sûr au panthéon des grands.merci monsieur Cohen
Oh que oui !!!
As I type this, on March 8, 2022, the song may be more timely now than at any time since World War II. Thank you so much, aszad, for posting this brilliant version.
Merci au grand, très grand Léonard pour cette magnifique chanson qui me fait pleurer à chaque fois! 🙏♥️🌟
Really appreciate and enjoy Leonard’ Cohn’s rendition of this song!
Moi aussi. .... et je pense au Ukrainiens...
🙏🌞💌🌻💮🎼👋🦋☮️💫🐝🚣💖🕉️
Belle interprétation ,et hommage à Emmanuel d'Astier de La Vigeriea pour le texte et Anna Marly pour la musique.
@@didierdousset2666 🙏🌺🌞💌🐞🤩🌸
This is a brilliant video creation; the emotion-charged lyrics, Leonard Cohen's enchanting voice, the masterful Spanish guitarist, is here enhanced by the editing and blending of multiple recorded clips taken of several performances, all in ghost-like black-and-white, shadowy style.
Oui Leonard, inoubliable... et quel guitariste ! Trop émouvant. Un morceau à honorer en tant que Français.
Pas seulement en tant que français. En la reinterpretant en anglais, léonard Cohen l'a rendue universelle. n'importe quel autre pays pourrait s'y retrouver .
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Je regarde et je pleure 😮
Jr suis loco
This feels very apt with everything that's going on at the moment. It could be the battle cry of humanity.
My mothers’ parents were partisans both having escaped first from Falangist Spain then Vichy French concentration camps to join the maquis. As a child she sang me to sleep with songs from the resistance. Songs like this one.
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Spanish partisants? They were probably in CNT. Viva la anarchismo! Viva la CNT!
May God keep them all. Their bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten
@@zwiazeksyndykalistowpolski9477 CNT no, cualquier español antifascista es un partisano, any Spanish antifascist is a partisan.
Viva la france love from ireland
My grandfather was a partisan in Belarus in WW2 and fought against the German invaders. He did not want to talk much about this time, because it was indescribably terrible. Everything was not only black and white. There are no saints in the war.
Så sant From Sweden
Your grandfather was a brave man. March 2024
MOn homme engagé militaire, cette chanson de Léonard Cohen était l'une de ses préférées, ce n'était pas la seule.¨Paix à sa grande âme partie il y à 44 mois..
Vive la France vive la resistance. This represents all the resistance throughout Europe. Thank you for expressing our feelings in your wonderful words and music. We all suffered so much. Merci Leonard. Lost but never forgotten as all our brothers and sisters who fought for freedom and gave their lives for us, We are so grateful to you for your creative expression. RIP
Viva Eropa democrática.!!!!!
Viva la Europa democrática!!!🤣🤣
Never to be had while he Americans control our so called leaders, freedom from their hegmony and greed and their might be hope for Europe but it better be soon as they are trying to start conflict allover the World 🤮🇺🇸🤮🇬🇧🤮🇮🇱🤮
Cher Leonard, nous avons encore besoin de partisans de la liberté, de gens qui luttent contre le populisme et la dictature politique ! Que Dieu te garde dans nos coeurs !
tous est corrompus..!
Oui cher Léonard, gardez-nous de la dictature de Mélenchon et du populisme islamiste. Tout à fait d'accord Thierry Laruelle. Et merci pour cet hommage à Emmanuel d'Astier de la Vigerie
You are right here in 2021!
La dictature politique des médias et de la technostructure vous pouvez en parler...mais le ' populisme si c est le pouvoir du peuple il n'y a rien à dire contre
@@mrguidoricciobeauchamp5568 mais cher Monsieur, le peuple ne peut avoir les pleins pouvoirs et Dieu nous en garde, seule la République est l'équilibre ! Le peuple n'est qu'une partie de cette république qui vous protège ! Essayez donc celles de certains pays, vous pourriez comparer avec la France ! Bien à vous et joyeuses fêtes de fin d'année !
Le plus beau chant sur la Résistance magnifié par Léonard Cohen. Je faisais écouter cette chanson à mes élèves de 3° quand nous étudions la Seconde guerre mondiale. Toujours un moment d'émotion au service de la mémoire et si vous avez un doute sur l'existence de l'âme, abreuvez vous de Léonard Cohen, et vous serez rassuré sur la vôtre.
From one very small village in Macedonia a small batallion of Macedonian Partisans fought off the Germans in WW2 to take back there village. My mum witnessed this as a small girl. This song does some justice to all of those who fought in WW2. God bless all those hero's who fought for there people so they may live a good life on this God given earth. Amen
*YES those fascist NAZI herds used TESTERE on the prisoners there is a photograph just before they hack off his head with tree cutting 3 yard saw & unfortunately its true
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Cette chanson vaut à elle seule tous les hommages rendus à toutes les victimes de l'oppression et de la barbarie !! Et quelle interprétation !!
j'en ai des frissons, tellement cette chanson et la musique sont belles
Suaf que que les victimes d'hier sont devenus les bourreaux d'aujourd hui.
Les victimes ,dont je parle sont tout simplement celles de ma barbarie nazie; ce statut ne peut en aucun cas leur être retiré. Je pense que vous faites allusion à la politique israëlienne actuelle à l'égard des arabes et là effectivement il y'a matière à discuter. Mais il faut ,je pense faire la différence entre un gouvernement et son peuple . Gardons nous bien des généralités simplistes et dangereuses qui ne nourrissent que la haine. Il faut faire la part des choses et être plus nuancé dans ses propos , mais , il est vrai que çà demande un certain effort, voire un effort certain ce que n'exigent pas les extrémistes d'où qu'ils soient.
Faire la différence entre un gouvernement et son peuple très très important
Tellement d emotion les larmes aux yeux n oublions pas la fragilite de la vie. Christian.marruchi@gmail.com
I always loved the original. This is fantastic! Praise to the mandolin player!
Well said
It’s not a mandolin but an ‘oud’.
@@donaldvanvliet9039 Wow. Cool!
His name is Javier Mas
its not a mandolin..Spanish - Arabian Laud.
Que d'émotions à écouter et réécouter cette chanson ,frissons et larmes garantis .merci Leonard .la mémoire ne jamais oublier ces horreurs des sales guerres
UN GÉNIE , il n’y a pas d’autre mot pour cet HOMME ...( mémoire pour mon père qui fut un jeune résistant ) je peux l’écouter en boucle sans arrêt......
Thanks
Je viens à nouveau de l'écouter en boucle et mes larmes sont criantes à chaque passage....
@@MrYvesgautierciao amico! 🙋♀️😍😘💘🍀
Hommage à mon père, grand "Résistant" engagé volontaire à 17 ans en 1941 à la 13 ième DBLE de la Légion Etrangère, compagnon d'arme et de combat d'Hubert Germain à El Alamein, Bir Hakem - Campagnes de Lybie, Tunisie, d'Italie, de Provence et aux combats de la 1re armée française remontant vers l'Allemagne. Il ira jusque dans les rizières d'Indochine, où il sera gravement blessé à Claudine à Dien Bien Phu. Comme en 1939, ils seront abandonné aux mains des Vietmins, et trahi en Algérie , lui et ses compagnons d'armes par les divers gouvernements de la République Française. Il refusera tous les Honneurs de la République, le titre de Compagnon de la Libération, ne participera à aucune commémoration officielle de la Libération, sauf aux cérémonies de souvenirs et aux prises d'armes de sa Patrie la Légion Etrangère. Légio Patria Nostra....car eux, Hommes de Valeurs et d'Honneurs, ignoraient la trahison, eux qui ont souffert et offert leur vie pour avoir cru en une parole reniée et à des engagements trahis. Seul le drapeau de son régiment couvrira son cercueil
Moi aussi. 😢
There's something strong in his harmonies. They'v touch my soul all along my life as many souls all over the world. I'm from France and i knew my neibourgh since a long time until i discovered she was a fan of Leonard Cohen too. Here "Suzanne"'s song is even more popular than this song because there's something strong in the music and we feel some kind of strong poetry even if very few people understand the lyrics. I saw Leonard in the 80th at a bad punk festival were they shouted at him not even knowing who he was, he was really in a bad situation. He could stand on some us because he saw some of us who knew his songs. Kept him confident. Fortunatly he had his revival. And this live session is really amazing with these strong musicians.
Merci pour votre témoignage 😊❤
I love the Songs and the Musik of Leonhard Cohen. Wonderful ❤
💖Merci l'artiste , le monde devient indigent de personne comme vous , soyez en paix 💫💫💫
I am listening to Leonard Cohen's songs for almost 50 years. 2011, 10 years go, I was at his last concert in Vienna. An incredible experience, I will never forget.
I saw his last concert in Paris as well. Probably the same tour. The only time I saw him live.
Wissen Sie, ob dieser Ausschnitt vom Concert 2008 in Colmar stammt?
@@realist8977 creo que este concierto forma parte de la gira mundial que hizo hacia 2009 o 2010 pues el gran guitarrista español, de Zaragoza, participó en ella. Vi en vivo su actuación perteneciente a esta gira en Zaragoza y rindió un sentido homenaje a dicho guitarrista, que en esta pieza toca la bandurria, guitarra típica de la jota aragonesa, y al que asistiò toda su familia. Fue precioso e inolvidable.
my grandfather was a partisan in slovenia.
a brave man.
Je pleurs tjr tellement c'est beau..
A suberb rendition of his classic song about the resistance. Love the band. That Spanish sounding guitar accompaniment is sublime.
Mandoline
@@pauljacquart5268 In fact it’s a Spanish Bandurria… en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandurria
In the original recording from Leonard Cohen. The instrument is a mandoline
@@pauljacquart5268 interesting…but we were commenting on the arrangement in the video…as I presume you were when you said Mandolin…which it wasn’t
@@tsb3093 i was comparing the 2 videos but thank you for you remark Cheers
To all the heroes of the French Resistance, and all those who fight tyranny and opression - eternal memory and glory.
J Gould - Brave men. Bless them.
Mostly communists
Thanks for the heroes of the French resistance. Several people of my family belonged to.
The Francs-Tireurs et Partisans Français[a] (FTPF), or commonly the Francs-Tireurs et Partisans (FTP), was an armed resistance organization created by leaders of the French Communist Party during World War II (1939-45). The communist party was neutral at first, following the Soviet Union's official view that the war was a struggle between imperialists, but when Germany invaded the Soviet Union in June 1941 changed to a policy of armed resistance against the German occupation of France. Three groups were formed, consisting of party members, young communists and foreign workers. Early in 1942 they were merged to form the FTP, which undertook sabotage and assassinations of the occupation. The FTP became the best organized and most effective of the French Resistance groups. In March 1944, before the Allied forces returned to Normandy, the FTP was theoretically merged with the other Resistance groups. In practice, it retained its independence until the end of the war.
@@bryanholden1558 I'm no communist but those men and women had the guts to fight and often they paid with their lives.
Fabuleux, exceptionnel, n'a pris une ride. Quelle voix. Et cette mandoline qui répond. Inoui.
Superbe chanson touchante magnifiquement interprétée que j’écoute très souvent et qui restera intemporelle. Merci M. Léonard Cohen
No pasaran. "J'ai tant d'amis, j'ai la France entière". Nous garderons la flamme, repose en paix.
un grand homme , quel talent !!!!!!!!
terrasse lucien Sauf celle qui a voté Le Pen ou Macron
Ç est ça la France !!! Nous ne sommes pas des moutons !!!! Nous n avons de la laine sur le dos !!! 😛😛😛
tu portes bien ton nom lafouine au passage je note ton niveau de tolérance et d'imbécilité.... @@mammouthlafouinne3678
Merci Lucien pour tes mots. Peace. Merci pour Mr Cohen. For ever
One of the greatest poets of the 20th century. His adaption brings home what is the dreadful price of freedom.
Is the alternative any less dreadful ? Ask the graves of those who paid that price.
A very underrated songwriter, and a very special voice. Miss you ❤
Underrated?? He’s a legend!
Une merveille qui sort d' un noble coeur qui s'adresse aux gens honorable qui adore le vrai art.
Merci
Sublime. J'avais tellement d'admiration pour cet homme. Il me manque...beaucoup 🕊️🎼🎻
Cette chanson ne peut etre que AMOUR ET PARTAGE ET ESPOIRS MERCI MONSIEUR COHEN 😍🇫🇷💓🌹💞✌️
The guitar player is magic
MAN I miss this incredible poet .
Inmortal....siempre estará entre nosotros. Leonard Cohen , una leyenda viva, hasta el fin del Universo.
No passaran ✊
🙏💓🌞🦋☮️👋💌
De verdad. Con preciosas palabras lienas de esperanza, de luz y de vida con su experencias dando à nuestras almas sus colores. Un hombre de blanco vestido.
@@dumondiane6424 🙏🌺✨👋🎼💌
📵 ♨ menski.
Un hommage émouvant à tous ces gens qui ont donné leur vie pour épargner la nôtre !
Untza da erran edo idatzi duzuna
Des artistes comme ça sont tellement rares aujourd’hui..je continue a vous écouter avec un si grand plaisir…
Esos músicos parecen haber venido de otro planeta !!! Me quito el sombrero buena compañia tiene el Leonard!!!☺
50 years ago and this was the 1st song by Leonard Cohen I had ever heard. I was a 14yo dating a 21yo guitarist named Ronny Anson who played lead for a local back up to the stars Miami rock band and well loved by The Ale House. The band was called the Stuck Zipper never did find out why. This talented musician and lover of all things musical made born in me a love for all things Cohen. You showed me how to follow each LC lyric to an unknown place and how the lick of a guitar, mandolin or fiddle would take me swirling into an out of body experience. You taught me that Mr Cohen should be followed for a lifetime for the gift to earth that he is. I am 65yo and still following. I remember all the lyrics to almost all of his songs, still, to date, my heart becomes saturated with an emotion I cannot name upon hearing any one of his songs , the hearing of all of his music you so eagerly shared has never left me, how well you taught me how to see by hearing, and for your owning every Leonard Cohen album yet published, low glow golden lighting in your room with Famous Blue Raincoat playing softly in the backgroimund and the chords twitching your long fingers and the lyrics dancing in your eyes, oh how I was mesmerized by his songs and your love for his genius and you. Thank you Ronnie Anson may your life have been filled with million acts of kindness.
Que tous les partisants t accompagne au paradis cher Leonard Cohen
chef-d'oeuvre !
Leonard, it‘s so sad, that I can‘t see you alive yet. You are my all-time-hero and I‘m listening your music every day on my walks through the wonderful nature along my river.
Je n’ai pas de mot pour exprimer ce que je ressens, émouvant et tellement bien interprété !!!
On pourra essayer de le reprendre mais jamais on n'arrivera à l'aura dégagée par Léonard Cohen!