[REL] E. Topp musical secret!

Rubini · 07-31-07, 12:00 AM

E. Topp musical secret! v1.0
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From the read me:
Brazil is a very interesting place. This big country received people from all the places of the world like all the others countries in Americas, mainly in the end of 1800´s to early 1900´s. These people comes here to escape from the hunger and misery that dropped over Europe and Asia mainly after the first world war. They come to work on the land and to build their families in peace.

The germans had and have a big comunity here in south of Brazil.

The years passed and a new war put its shadow over the Europe again.
Even Brazil, a so distant place, now is building his Expeditionary Force to fight in the distant countries of Europe...

In may 1943, Erich Topp received a strange package from Brazil. From a very special relative which years ago start his life here in Brazil. This package had only one big 45 rpm vinil called "Canção da Força Expedicionária Brasileira" and a small letter with these few lines (translated from the german)

"Dear uncle Erich Topp,
This is a small gift to you from Brazil. This is a beutiful song from the Brazilian Army. The brazilian soldiers, which will fight this war in Italian land.
This military song is so beautiful and speaks so much about Brazil that I should like to present it to you. Hopes that you like it.
Long life to you, our family and for the Faderland.
Marleen."

-My charmer Marleen, how could I miss you? And also Lili, your friend?
Erich, visibly tired and with his eyes full of tears, looked at that vinil for a second, pick up some wine, fire up a cigar and then quickly put it in the Gramophone. His eyes closed after few minutes...a new patrol will start some hours late and he needs to rest a bit...

The final of this history is very easy to know...this is why this beautiful brazilian military song could be listened in some german uboats after 1943!

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Well, just kidding, this history obviously never happened but this song is really very beautifull and speaks about the humble but brave brazilian soldiers that fought in Italy from 1944 until the end of the war. I also provide some links (in portuguese, sorry, but this is the intention - curiosity!) about the uboats sunk in brazilian coast and also the brazilian ships that were sunk in WWII. Interesting is that some of then were sunk by italian submarines!

Hopes that you like it guys (and also excuse me for the little joke, but we deserve to have some soft moments, no? Also excuse me by my english LOL). The song is in mp3 and ogg format, ready to be put on the gramophone folder if you like it. This is the original 1943 first record.

A cobra vai fumar!

("The snake will smoke", the moto of the WWII Expeditionary Brazilian Force)

Here the song link:
http://rapidshare.com/files/98517211..._Force.7z.html

A very short history about the brazilian participation on WWII
http://www.miniweb.com.br/cidadania/hinos/feb.html

Some Brazilian ships in the WWII era
http://www.via-rs.net/pessoais/metello/itas.htm

Uboats sunk in Brazilian coast
http://www.naufragios.com.br/subbra.htm

Table of brazilian ships sunk during WWII.
Note that some of then were sunk by Italian submarines!
http://www.sentandoapua.com.br/jooml...t/view/56/104/
http://www.anvfeb.com.br/marinha.htm

Cheers,

Rubini.

TarJak · 07-31-07, 01:05 AM

Nice stuff. Thanks Rubini.

The song isn't bad either.

Alex · 07-31-07, 06:42 AM

The song is nice, even if I don't understand brasilian lyrics. :p
The sound quality is absolutely awesome for a 1943 recording.

Thank you very much Rubini !

Rubini · 07-31-07, 09:14 AM

Thanks mates,

Yes this military song is very beautiful, specially the words inside it, which isn't understandable for anyone than the brazilian /portuguese ppl of course.
The idea is to just render a tribute to the brazilian soldiers.

I'm sure that all the countries armies on the world - WWII era to be more exactly - have something similar. I should like to have these military/special songs from Italy, USA, England, Canada, Greek, Japan, India Australia, Denmark, etc, etc. Perhaps someone from each country, could provide them?
My gramophone will be very cult then!

Jimbuna · 08-01-07, 06:55 AM

Thanks for sharing Rubini

JScones · 08-01-07, 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Rubini

I'm sure that all the countries armies on the world - WWII era to be more exactly - have something similar. I should like to have these military/special songs from Italy, USA, England, Canada, Greek, Japan, India Australia, Denmark, etc, etc. Perhaps someone from each country, could provide them?
My gramophone will be very cult then!

For Australia, I quite like "Digger", written and recorded by Jack Lumsdaine in March 1942. Not quite a rousing march, but a nice little ditty that celebrates the Aussie soldier. So typically Australian.

Rubini · 08-01-07, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by JScones

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rubini

I'm sure that all the countries armies on the world - WWII era to be more exactly - have something similar. I should like to have these military/special songs from Italy, USA, England, Canada, Greek, Japan, India Australia, Denmark, etc, etc. Perhaps someone from each country, could provide them?
My gramophone will be very cult then!

For Australia, I quite like "Digger", written and recorded by Jack Lumsdaine in March 1942. Not quite a rousing march, but a nice little ditty that celebrates the Aussie soldier. So typically Australian.

Hi Jaesen,
How are you and the new baby?

Thanks for the music. Downloaded and already on my Gramophone!

JScones · 08-01-07, 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Rubini

How are you and the new baby?

Hehe, new baby now not due until next Tuesday. The Doctor decided to prolong the wife's agony, LOL!

So I'm just kickin' back for a week - call it the "calm before the storm"!

Rubini · 08-01-07, 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by JScones

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Originally Posted by Rubini

How are you and the new baby?

- call it the "calm before the storm"!

Exactly!

This is the best definition for the income situation!LOL

I always say for my patients' parents that a real family only start after the second baby...you will see!

JScones · 08-01-07, 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Rubini

I always say for my patients' parents that a real family only start after the second baby...you will see!

This will be number 3 <shudders>...all girls <double shudders>...

Rubini · 08-01-07, 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by JScones

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rubini

I always say for my patients' parents that a real family only start after the second baby...you will see!

This will be number 3 <shudders>...all girls <double shudders>...

Uhh

...you are a hero then!:rotfl:

namika · 08-01-07, 11:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Rubini

Thanks mates,

Yes this military song is very beautiful, specially the words inside it, which isn't understandable for anyone than the brazilian /portuguese ppl of course.
The idea is to just render a tribute to the brazilian soldiers.

I'm sure that all the countries armies on the world - WWII era to be more exactly - have something similar. I should like to have these military/special songs from Italy, USA, England, Canada, Greek, Japan, India Australia, Denmark, etc, etc. Perhaps someone from each country, could provide them?
My gramophone will be very cult then!

Indeed the song is beutiful. I could get you a Hungarian song if you'd like, even though you don't see some many ships with red-white-green flags.

CapZap1970 · 08-01-07, 12:28 PM

Thanks for this Rubini... but I can't have access to the link youposted, could you check this please?
CapZap

Rubini · 08-01-07, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by namika

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rubini

Thanks mates,

Yes this military song is very beautiful, specially the words inside it, which isn't understandable for anyone than the brazilian /portuguese ppl of course.
The idea is to just render a tribute to the brazilian soldiers.

I'm sure that all the countries armies on the world - WWII era to be more exactly - have something similar. I should like to have these military/special songs from Italy, USA, England, Canada, Greek, Japan, India Australia, Denmark, etc, etc. Perhaps someone from each country, could provide them?
My gramophone will be very cult then!

Indeed the song is beutiful. I could get you a Hungarian song if you'd like, even though you don't see some many ships with red-white-green flags.

Of course! Give me the link!
I want my gramophgone with plenty of WWII era songs/military marchs. I like very much the more common ones (english/american/german ones) obviously, but I want the more "rare" ones too!

Rubini · 08-01-07, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by CapZap1970

Thanks for this Rubini... but I can't have access to the link youposted, could you check this please?
CapZap

Sure. The link is ok, rapidshare could be problematic sometimes...here another link (I will also update the first post):
http://www.mediafire.com/?exymzzax5ko

Let me know if it works to you now.

07-31-07, 12:00 AM	#1
Rubini Ocean Warrior Join Date: May 2005 Location: São Paulo Brazil Posts: 2,728 Downloads: 132 Uploads: 0	[REL] E. Topp musical secret! E. Topp musical secret! v1.0 ===================== From the read me: Brazil is a very interesting place. This big country received people from all the places of the world like all the others countries in Americas, mainly in the end of 1800´s to early 1900´s. These people comes here to escape from the hunger and misery that dropped over Europe and Asia mainly after the first world war. They come to work on the land and to build their families in peace. The germans had and have a big comunity here in south of Brazil. The years passed and a new war put its shadow over the Europe again. Even Brazil, a so distant place, now is building his Expeditionary Force to fight in the distant countries of Europe... In may 1943, Erich Topp received a strange package from Brazil. From a very special relative which years ago start his life here in Brazil. This package had only one big 45 rpm vinil called "Canção da Força Expedicionária Brasileira" and a small letter with these few lines (translated from the german) "Dear uncle Erich Topp, This is a small gift to you from Brazil. This is a beutiful song from the Brazilian Army. The brazilian soldiers, which will fight this war in Italian land. This military song is so beautiful and speaks so much about Brazil that I should like to present it to you. Hopes that you like it. Long life to you, our family and for the Faderland. Marleen." -My charmer Marleen, how could I miss you? And also Lili, your friend? Erich, visibly tired and with his eyes full of tears, looked at that vinil for a second, pick up some wine, fire up a cigar and then quickly put it in the Gramophone. His eyes closed after few minutes...a new patrol will start some hours late and he needs to rest a bit... The final of this history is very easy to know...this is why this beautiful brazilian military song could be listened in some german uboats after 1943! ================================================== ========= Well, just kidding, this history obviously never happened but this song is really very beautifull and speaks about the humble but brave brazilian soldiers that fought in Italy from 1944 until the end of the war. I also provide some links (in portuguese, sorry, but this is the intention - curiosity!) about the uboats sunk in brazilian coast and also the brazilian ships that were sunk in WWII. Interesting is that some of then were sunk by italian submarines! Hopes that you like it guys (and also excuse me for the little joke, but we deserve to have some soft moments, no? Also excuse me by my english LOL). The song is in mp3 and ogg format, ready to be put on the gramophone folder if you like it. This is the original 1943 first record. A cobra vai fumar! ("The snake will smoke", the moto of the WWII Expeditionary Brazilian Force) Here the song link: http://rapidshare.com/files/98517211..._Force.7z.html A very short history about the brazilian participation on WWII http://www.miniweb.com.br/cidadania/hinos/feb.html Some Brazilian ships in the WWII era http://www.via-rs.net/pessoais/metello/itas.htm Uboats sunk in Brazilian coast http://www.naufragios.com.br/subbra.htm Table of brazilian ships sunk during WWII. Note that some of then were sunk by Italian submarines! http://www.sentandoapua.com.br/jooml...t/view/56/104/ http://www.anvfeb.com.br/marinha.htm Cheers, Rubini. __________________ One gamer's must-have mod is another gamer's waste of time. -Sailor Steve Last edited by Rubini; 03-10-08 at 02:37 PM.

07-31-07, 06:42 AM	#3
Alex Dominant Wolf Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 2,143 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	The song is nice, even if I don't understand brasilian lyrics. :p The sound quality is absolutely awesome for a 1943 recording. Thank you very much Rubini ! __________________

07-31-07, 09:14 AM	#4
Rubini Ocean Warrior Join Date: May 2005 Location: São Paulo Brazil Posts: 2,728 Downloads: 132 Uploads: 0	Thanks mates, Yes this military song is very beautiful, specially the words inside it, which isn't understandable for anyone than the brazilian /portuguese ppl of course. The idea is to just render a tribute to the brazilian soldiers. I'm sure that all the countries armies on the world - WWII era to be more exactly - have something similar. I should like to have these military/special songs from Italy, USA, England, Canada, Greek, Japan, India Australia, Denmark, etc, etc. Perhaps someone from each country, could provide them? My gramophone will be very cult then! __________________ One gamer's must-have mod is another gamer's waste of time. -Sailor Steve

08-01-07, 06:55 AM	#5
Jimbuna Chief of the Boat Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 250 metres below the surface Posts: 190,525 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 13	Thanks for sharing Rubini __________________ Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. Oh my God, not again!!

08-01-07, 12:28 PM	#13
CapZap1970 Sea Lord Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: La Paz, Bolivia Posts: 1,965 Downloads: 275 Uploads: 51	Thanks for this Rubini... but I can't have access to the link youposted, could you check this please? CapZap __________________

07-31-07, 01:05 AM	#2
TarJak Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,052 Downloads: 150 Uploads: 8	Nice stuff. Thanks Rubini. The song isn't bad either.