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The third song form the upcoming album, again with the amazing Polish vocalist Zorie. The title of the song in the late Proto-Slavic language and means “the land of fire“ and refers to the fire cult of the ancient Slavs, who understood fire as an essential element with divine properties, most often attributed to the gods Svarog, Svarožic and Dažbog. The fire cult among the ancient Slavs is based mainly on Russian tractates, the chronicle of the Czechs by Kosmas and various Arabic sources. Fire is still a prominent element of many Slavic cultures today. Music: Zbava Vocals: Hania “Zorie“ Francus Proto-Slavic language consultant: Милош Макевић (contact: mdmakevic@) Follow Zbava: Instagram: Facebook: Spotify: Bandcamp: Support me/buy me a coffee: Follow Zorie: Instagram: Facebook: Zbava is one-person neofolk music project from the Czech Republic which is inspired by the ancient culture of Central and Eastern Europe. Using sounds of traditional and early medieval instruments, live percussions, drums and vocals with combination of little influence of modern music makes Zbava's production energic, hard-hitting and spiritual at the same time. Trying to capture the feeling from the ancient deities, traditions and places, many of which have survived to present day. #slavic #slavicmusic #paganmusic #ritual #ritualmusic #shamanicmusic #ambient #ambientmusic #darkfolk #neofolk #pagan #paganfolk #medievalmusic #ambientmusic #slavs #folktronica #protoslavic #darkfolk #czech #czechmusic #polish #polishmusic pagan, pagans, paganism, heathen, folk, neofolk, folktronica, ambient, Slav, Slavs, Slavic folk, Slavic music, Slavic paganism, ancient Slavic culture, Slavic mythology, Slavic tribes, Czech music, medieval music, early medieval, ritual, Zbava, Perun, Veles, Svarog, Svarožic, Radegast, Mokoš, Morana, Vesna, Jarovít, Jarilo, Svantovít, Polednice, Slované, slovanská kultura, pohanství, Proto-Slavic, ancient Slavic language, praslovanština
