Тото Кутуньо - Лошадка моя, Кантария - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

The famous Italian singer Toto Kutuno was born in Georgia in a small village near Lanchuti. His father Revas Kutunia pass in the mountains of goats, not going down six months and eating only with cheese and goat nuts, and a little total helped his father. Once a horse on which a revision traveled to herds was stubborn; The foal was given the name Cantaria - in honor of the cousin of Revaz from Kutaisi. Once, when the future idol of the Italians entrusted the herd to one herd, he did not keep track of a small horse, and that ran away. The inconsolable total, taking with him only the circle of sheep cheese, Burka and grandfather's mustache, rushed in pursuit.

Not finding Cantaria in Georgia, he crossed the Turkish border, sold his glasses to the Turks - it was always in the price of optics - and for this money he continued the search. In Istanbul, he was told that the horse, similar to Cantaria, was seen galloping towards the sea border with Italy. Totuli crossed the Adriatic, went ashore in the San Remo area and began to chase the animal “My Horse, Cantaria”! These sounds attracted the attention of the organizers of the famous Italian song festival, which just raised their heads, who will perform in the final gala concert after the Matia Bazaar group. (By the way, the famous group “Matia Bazar” is nothing more than the Ryazan folklore team “Maternity Bazaar”; but more on that later). In the meantime, the producers quickly recorded the totuli phonogram, slightly changed his name and surname, and so that no one had doubts about the origin of the singer, they call the song “L’ ITaliano” - “Italian”. The chorus was preserved in its original form - “My Horse, Cantaria,” or, as the Italians say “La SHA TO MI CAN”. By the way, the next song of Kutuno “Serenade” was also inspired by his trip through Turkey, when he, offering everyone to buy cheese grabbed with him, shouted “Do you need cheese?”, “Do you need cheese?”.

The further fate of the talented Georgian boy Totuli Kutunia is known to the whole world. It remains to add that the grandfather’s mustache that he lost, crossing the Adriatic, he suddenly saw many years later on Willy Tokarev. He immediately recognized them from Lavash and Suluguni crumbling to them, but did not approach Willy, because he had long sent the grandfather to the grandfather of the Italian mustache from Cesar Pachotti.