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Friends of the Song - Valya-Valentina (Bulgaria, 1963)

Who here understands Bulgarian? This song is about Valentina Tereshkova, isn’t it? I understand words космос, космонавт, ракета… :)

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  9. binasometimesblog said: Yes, the song is about the space and Valentina, the first woman hero indeed
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  11. twistedsickopath said: It says “with the planet talk cosmonauts five and six” tbh all of it is hard to understand bc of the audio and my auditory processing issues but if I had the lyrics I could translate them. Somebody already did it in the notes though!
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