A horse with no name Cover in Latin. Bardcore/Medieval style

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"Oh no Consul White, the Parthians found us!"
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Oh, Crassus you doink. You, I don't care about but why did you have to drag Publius down with you 😢 NEVER FORGET MAY 6th 53 B.C

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This was a really fun one to do. As always thank you so much for all the support people. I am edging closer and closer to 100K subs :) Got my special coming, it'll be a pleasant surprise. Leave a like if ya liked it, and if you haven't subscribed yet, please consider doing so :)

Take care my lovelies and until we meet again.

Here be the lyrics, all credits goes to Juan

In prima itineris parte
Omnia vitae intuebar.
Erant plantae, aves, saxa et res
Arena, colles et orbes.
Primum quod vidi musca bombans fuit
Et caelum sine ulla nube.
Calor magnus et tellus sicca
Sed aer soni plenus erat.

Eremum transii vectus sine nomine equo
Mihi placuit pluviam nullam pati.
In eremo, tuum nomen recordaris,
Nam nemo adest quin te ullo modo vexet.

Post duos dies sub eremi sole
Pellis mea iam rubebat,
Post tres dies in gaudio illius loci,
Antiqui fluminis alveum vidi.
Et quod narrabat de flumine antea vivo
Me maximopere contristavit.

Eremum transii vectus sine nomine equo,
Mihi placuit pluviam nullam pati.
In eremo, tuum nomen recordaris,
Nam nemo adest quin te ullo modo vexet.

Post novem dies, equum liberavi,
Cum eremus mare factus sit.
Erant plantae, aves, saxa et res,
Arena, colles et orbes.
Sub mari enim vita certe floret
Sed id eremus videtur supra.
Sub urbibus cor terra factum iacet,
Sed homines amorem nullum dabunt.

Eremum transii vectus sine nomine equo
Mihi placuit pluviam nullam pati.
In eremo, tuum nomen recordaris,
Nam nemo adest quin te ullo modo vexet.

#america #medieval #bardcore #latin #romanempire
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When you get lost in the desert on your way to burn Carthage

invalidusername
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I like to think that this cover is about a Roman Soldier in the Sahara near Egypt and going up the Nile.

Le-cptr
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This was #1 on the Billboard Latin chart back in A.D 103

kerrytaylor
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Hey, I'm a Latin teacher in France ! Can I please make my students listen to your work and maybe make them sing the chorus together ? I'm in love with your work, that's so cool ! <3

bounabanthony
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Tfw you finally escape your assignment in Britannia and get assigned to Egypt but suddenly you’re lost in the Sahara.

jerrell
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Next song: War Pigs by Black Sabbath in Anglo Saxon

WereWolfWoody
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Legend says the great Heisenbergus had been found dead in an illegal garum farm after eliminating a legion of barbarians with an automatic bow hidden within a chariot.

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This is awsome, I love how "Calor" and "Arena" have stayed the same in spanish. Now we just need Rivers of Babylon in Akkadian or Sumerian

FM_
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Like how in the la la la part your wrote II for 2.

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It’s like the last thoughts of Mark Antony as he lay dying in Cleopatra’s arms after journeying back from Actium.

Le-cptr
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Legend has it, Caligula wrote the lyrics while returning from Aegyptus

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Hips don't lie in medieval spanish, I promise it's worth it

Whosaskin
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This song has some serious Fallout New Vegas vibes, considering the original is by America and is very western. Ave, true to Caesar.

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Me and the boys about to raid an NCR outpost for Lanius

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So this is what “Latin America” means...

danieledraganti
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This is great, but it's in the Vulgate. Medieval Church Latin( Legal Latin). If you're going for Imperial Latin, the Latin of the Legions, the pronunciation is different. For instance Vexet, is Pronounced as Wexet. Venni, Vidi, Vici, is Pronounced as Wheny, Weedy, We-Key. The letter C In Church Latin is Pronounced as Ch. In the classical Cicceronian Dialect, it's pronounced as a hard K. In the Church Latin, Caesar, is pronounced as Chay-Sar. In the Classical as K-Eye- Sar. Same other wise, grammar, and vocabulary. But the Classical Pronunciation, is distinct from medieval period Church Latin.

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Walk like an Egyptian in Ancient Egyptian

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No artist in this dimension could paint or represent the feelings and expressions I make when I see there's a new video of yours in my recommended videos.

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If I my suggest, "don't stop me now" by queen in either ancient celtish or visigothic languages. Maybe even Arabic.

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I can't stop listening to this song which I already love in English.

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