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*{{team flag|Lac Glacei}}: Lac Glaceians found the song both inspirational and educational, helping to bridge the cultural gap with ethnic Tatars in the Grand Duchy.
*{{team flag|Lac Glacei}}: Lac Glaceians found the song both inspirational and educational, helping to bridge the cultural gap with ethnic Tatars in the Grand Duchy.
*{{team flag|Senya}}: Senyan audiences enjoyed and appreciated the mix of traditional and indigenous instruments and vocal styles alongside more modern ones.
*{{team flag|Senya}}: Senyan audiences enjoyed and appreciated the mix of traditional and indigenous instruments and vocal styles alongside more modern ones.
*{{team flag|Akhidia}}: Classical music but nice
*{{team flag|Shireroth}}: Several of the Laqi members of the Shirerithian delegation said the music spoke to them in their heart.


[[Category:Microvision 2021]]
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*{{team flag|Akhidia}}: Classical music but nice

Revision as of 15:35, 30 November 2021

Hurmu was represented at Microvision 2021 by The Hu, with the song "Yuve Yuve Yu".

Description

A group of Lontinians, a nomadic people on Apollonia long associated with Hurmu since Crandish times, throat-singing about the oppression they faced from being dominated by other empires for centuries. With the expansion of Lontinien westwards, the Lontinian people have been reunited with its lost brethren of the Eastern Ulus of the Silver Yak Horde. English translation of the lyrics is found in the CC of the Youtube vid

Video

Reactions and propaganda

  • Constancia Constancia: As an entry of an allied state, and permitted airplay on national and state radio and television, this was a surprise, viral hit among the Constancian youth, particularly the more patriotic and nationalist segment. This piece is said to have directly resulted in several instances of elected opposition members in the Imperial Synklētos being surrounded in the streets and loudly subjected to the lyrical segment, "Hey, you traitor, kneel down!"
  • Lac Glacei Lac Glacei: Lac Glaceians found the song both inspirational and educational, helping to bridge the cultural gap with ethnic Tatars in the Grand Duchy.
  • Senya Senya: Senyan audiences enjoyed and appreciated the mix of traditional and indigenous instruments and vocal styles alongside more modern ones.
  • Akhidia Akhidia: Classical music but nice
  • Shireroth Shireroth: Several of the Laqi members of the Shirerithian delegation said the music spoke to them in their heart.