Hupp Cossack!
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I love the klezmer niggun Hupp Kazaak, and Benny Friedman's song Yesh Tikvah, and Eighth Day's song Yalili. They are all very Gevaldig !!
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I love how Avraham Fried makes niggunim and old Jewish songs fun to listen to. Reply
Totally awesome and totally gevaldig! Reply
This song originated in Ukraine. In Ukrainian, the words would be "от козак" (transliterated Ot Kozak). See Ukrainian-English Dictionary by C.H. Andrusyshen (page 406).
The words mean: what a brave warrior.
The Ukrainian soldiers were called Cossacks. They still call themselves the Kozak nation козацького роду (Kozatzkoho Rodu) in their National Anthem.
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Hi, I'm from Ukraine. While your interpretation is also valid, it's seem unlikely to me. Hupp (hop / гоп ) means a sudden jump / hop, or exclamation (imperative Hop!) that people say when dancing to encourage high jumps. It gave name to the popular Ukrainian folk dance called Hopak. Reply
Wow! That's amazing! Reply
inspirational
it starts off slo-o-o-ow... then suddenly, it gets you all in the spirit!
You feel like jumping to the sky, and just dancing like crazy - just as chabad music should!
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Childhood song
This was my childhood song!
My mother made a game out of it that we walk slow when its slow then run as fast as we can when its fast!
I still love that game!
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music I love Avraham Fried's voice. Reply
i love how he always dances and is always in the spirit during concerts Reply
SHALOM like MITZVA GUEDOLA :) Reply
hupp cossak hermosa la melodia Reply
hupp cossak Hermosa melodía y gratificante muy linda!!! Reply
es hermosa melodia Reply
essen est zij good !!... magnific ! .... congratulations ! Reply
chasid well being a lubavitcher is fun!!!!! Reply
hasidim im not a hasid but i intend to become a lubavitcher soon Reply
doesn't matter. the Rebbe loved all people, Chassidim or not. Reply
I'm proud this song originated in my country - in Ukraine Reply
Hupp Cossack an excellent disc, i like it very much. i enjoy dancing with this kind of music. Reply
this rocks The version by Avraham Fried is the best. Reply
In response to L. Lippitz: On site there are five other versions, including live at a farbrengen. Hard to get more authentic than that. Just click on "hop Kosak" in the right column. Reply
Hupp Cossack Is there an acoustic version, with real klezmorim? That would feel so much more authentic.... Reply
this is purim spirit. when this song was out (15 years ago) on purim i couldn't stop dancing even though i was a little boy