"Lumea asta rea vorbește / Să n-asculți de ea / Tre' să mergi pe calea ta" (The world speaks evil / Don't listen to it / You must go your own way). Where to Listen
Often feature rhythmic chants and traditional expressions of pride and endearment for the "shucar" (beautiful) son.
The title "Muro Shavo" translates from Romani to "My Son". The lyrics serve as a fatherly message or advice to a young boy about navigating the difficulties of life, ignoring the "evil talk" of the world, and finding one's own path.
The official video and live performances (such as at Cinema Patria or Zilele Bucureștiului) are hosted on the TrupaHara YouTube Channel .
"Lumea asta rea vorbește / Să n-asculți de ea / Tre' să mergi pe calea ta" (The world speaks evil / Don't listen to it / You must go your own way). Where to Listen
Often feature rhythmic chants and traditional expressions of pride and endearment for the "shucar" (beautiful) son. HARA & TAMANGO Muro Shavo
The title "Muro Shavo" translates from Romani to "My Son". The lyrics serve as a fatherly message or advice to a young boy about navigating the difficulties of life, ignoring the "evil talk" of the world, and finding one's own path. "Lumea asta rea vorbește / Să n-asculți de
The official video and live performances (such as at Cinema Patria or Zilele Bucureștiului) are hosted on the TrupaHara YouTube Channel . HARA & TAMANGO Muro Shavo