On the last Sunday in November - the day traditionally celebrated as Mother's Day - Mariana Albotova presented a release dedication to all Mothers
The composition “Anam” (“Mom”) by the cult Karachai-Balkarian songwriter Ismail Semenov will warm the hearts of listeners with its sincere love and gratitude.
“I have wanted to perform this wonderful composition for a long time,” says Maryana, “and now, finally, I am ready to present it to my listeners. This release is special for me. Firstly, because this is the song of a man of incredible talent and soul - Ismail Semyonov, and it is a great honor and responsibility for me to perform songs that are so significant for my people. Secondly, which is no less valuable, I put my heart into this project, as I dedicated it to my Mother, and to all Mothers in her person. Their unconditional love for their children, care and tireless work, sleepless nights and their hands, which always protected us, guided and gave us strength.
I would like to congratulate all Mothers from the bottom of my heart on this wonderful day! Be healthy and happy! ”- the performer wished.
Listen and download the song "Anam" by Maryana Albotova
Lyrics of Maryana Albotova's song "Anam"
Ata degen Mingi Tauga minngenley,
Ana degen darius, damkha kiygenlei,
Kyunum batdy betin mydah kergenlei,
Ay, Dzhulduz atly, baldan tatly, oh Anam!
Ata degen nakut-nalmaz qaladi,
Ana degen janynga jan salada,
Ol jashaunu bir nasybly tabada,
Ay, Dzhulduz atly, baldan tatly, oh Anam!
Eki jilny ak syutyungyu ichirding,
Yoshunyungyu teshek etib yosduyung,
Alai ete, talay jylga jetdirding,
Ay, Dzhulduz atly, baldan tatly, oh Anam!
Beshigimde tebreteeng sen meni,
Kulagymda zyngyrlary zyngyrdai,
Kuuanch bolub, ary-take chaykalib,
Ay, Bellyau aitsang, bellyauunga tyngylai.
Otkha imey, suuga imey sakaladyng,
Yu kogyurchyun kanatlarin jabhancha,
Bellyaungda seni alghysh sozlering,
Ay, Dzhangkylychdan nyur tayakla kaakgancha.
Adamladan orta boilu, alasha,
Har adamga seni haling jarasha.
Ashkha-suuga chomartlygyng tamasha,
Ay, Dzhulduz atly, baldan tatly, oh Anam!
