Latvian folk dance: Rotā, meitiņ, uguņa plostu
Sep 28, 2026
Interpretation of a folk dance that originates from Latvia. Done by VPDK "Pūrs”, based in Valmiera, Latvia. Recorded in Ponteareas on 26/07/2026.
Interpretación dun baile peruano por parte de VPDK Pūrs, de Valmiera, Letonia. Gravado no Festival Internacional de Folclore de Algazara Danzando entre Culturas o 26/07/2026.
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis text is a rhythmic, ritualistic chant or prayer invoking divine forces, nature, and the elements. It focuses on the interconnectedness of gods, humans, the sun, earth, and air, seeking a state of holiness, light, and cosmic balance through repetitive, meditative appeals.
Rota's oath,
Come, Lord, and dwell with us.
I'tuni,
Hallowed be Your name, O God.
Twisted sun,
The last wish would be.
Such people as these,
Lai liku dievi,
Until your cutting night.
Crooked land,
Lai liku gaisi,
It will be done.
Come, Lord, and dwell with us.
Hallowed be Your name, O God.
Twisted sun,
The last wish would be.
So that people may be
The gods of the earth,
Twisted sun,
The last wish would be.
Such people as these,
The Lord of the gods,
Crooked gods,
Twisting sun,
Lai liku zeme,
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