1) Aurora Aksnes (born 15 June 1996), known mononymously as AURORA, is a Norwegian singer, songwriter, and record producer. Born in Stavanger, Aurora released her debut extended play, Running With The Wolves, in 2015, through Decca Records. Later the same year, she provided the backing track for the John Lewis Christmas advert, singing a cover of the Oasis song ‘Half The World Away’. AURORA released her debut studio album, All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend, in 2016. In 2018, she released the first chapter of her second album, Infections Of A Different Kind (Step 1), followed by the second chapter of the second studio album, A Different Kind Of Human (Step 2). In 2021, she released her third studio album The Gods We Can Touch. Her music has been described as art pop, alternative pop, synth-pop, Nordic-folk, and folktronica.
AURORA is the only musician in her family. She started learning to play piano when she was six. ‘I really love classic music, and when I found this piano in the attic, I just started pressing the keys and trying to figure out my favorite classical songs. I started to make melodies that I recognized. There was something special about being able to play just by yourself — something about the emotion in it made me want to continue playing.’ At age nine, when she had a better handle of the English language, she began writing songs. Her first original composition was titled ‘I Had A Dream’, which referred to how hard the world can be. Songs such as ‘Running With The Wolves’, ‘I Went Too Far’ and ‘Runaway’ were written in this early stage of her life, with ‘Runaway’ being written when she was 12.
2) Aurora is the alias of Italian electronic music producer duo Gino Cavazzana and Paolo Reverdy. The duo put out two releases, the eponymous Aurora EP (1994) and the A.M. EP (1995) on Subway Records, an Italian progressive electronic music label, before vanishing in 1995 and focusing on other projects.
3) Aurora (known as Aurora UK in the USA) are English trance/dance producers, Sacha Collisson and Simon Greenaway, who have collaborated with guest vocalists Naimee Coleman, Lizzy Pattinson, Marcella Detroit and James Khari. On top of their trance and dance hits, they released an album of acoustic songs, such as the radio hit ‘Dreaming’, in 2002. 2006 sees Aurora’s return with a dance cover of the Texas single ‘Summer Son’.
4) Aurora is a Danish melodic death metal band. They formed in 1994 and released 4 albums and 1 EP from 1998 to 2002.
5) Auróra was founded in Gyor, Hungary, by young local punks, Vigi (guitar/vocals), Galacs (bass), Polyak (drums) and Dauer (vocals) in 1983.
6) Aurora was the first Latvian indie rock band, formed by Ritvars Dižkačs in 1987. Aurora’s most famous hits were ‘Barjera’ and ‘Sadauzītais Bundzinieks’.
7 Aurora is a Russian screamo band formed out of the ashes of another Russian band prospect. They’ve released two demos — the first one in 2009 and the second one in 2010.
8) Aurora (formerly known as Xio) is a singer/songwriter/actress. Aurora, born as Xiomara Medina in San Juan, Puerto Rico, founded Medination Music LLC, her own independent record label. Under this label, she released two albums, Temperatures of My Life and So Alive. Aurora has released numerous singles, including her latest, Heaven/Cielo. ‘Heaven’ was the #1 Added & Spincrease single for the week of November 1st on New Music Weekly, putting her on the ‘Up & Coming’ artist list as well. This club and radio banger was written by Aurora and produced by Tony Caluccio. Aurora directed and edited the video for her song ‘Ve’, which was the official selection of the 2013 Rincon International Film Festival in Puerto Rico.
9) Aurora is a female reggae singer from Finland.
10) Aurora is an Albanian act who
Is most known for their song ‘Lele kaqurele’.
11) Aurora is a Swedish avant-garde metal/emo band who have currently recorded three EPs.
12) Aurora is a Polish new wave group formed in 1987 who have disbanded and reunited twice.
13) Aurora is a now-defunct four-piece indie/alternative band from Seattle, Washington. They have produced one album, Aurora.
14) Aurora was a 5-piece jazz band from Aarhus, Denmark, formed in 2006. Their debut album Aurora was released in 2009 on Calibrated/VME.
15) Aurora is an Italian RAC band from Verona formed in 1998.
16) AURORA was a visual kei band from 1999 to 2004, consisting of kaila (vocals), HIDEpi (guitar), Shinobu (guitar), Muramasa (bass), and Shion (drums).
17) Aurora was the previous name of German darkwave act Aurora Sutra.
18)Aurora was a jazz rock/fusion band from Texas, United States. During their short existence (1976-80), they never released an official album. The two founders of Aurora were violinist Mark Menikos and guitarist Skip SoRelle. Menikos' mentors are Jean-Luc Ponty and Stéphane Grapelli, whereas SoRelle draws his influence from jazz legends John Coltrane, Chick Corea and Larry Coryell. Bassist Roy Vogt, keyboardist John Sharp and drummer Martin McCall were eventually added to the roster. Their eponymous CD, released in 1999, is a mixture of studio recordings and live gigs. The album also features live material taped during a 1977 radio broadcast in Dallas.
Egy kis anarchia
Aurora Lyrics
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Halott leszel akit senki se gyászol
A nyomorból nem lábalsz ki
Téged figyel minden spicli
(Spicli)
Senki se véd és senki se ment fel
Ártatlan vagy nincs nálad fegyver
Rövid az időd és kevés
(Kevés, kevés)
Csőrepedés van ömlik a szar
Nem tudod hogy ki mit akar
Zűrzavar van: anarchia
Drága az élet drága a pia
Nem vezet innen sehova út
Sötét a jövő sötét a múlt
Elárult minket a politika
Baráti ország lett Nirvánia
Nirvánia
Hazug kis kurva a történelem
Terrorizál a félelem
Itt minden nap főnyeremény
Az élet: Ponyvaregény
Ponyvaregény
Nem vezet innen sehova út
Sötét a jövő sötét a múlt
Elárult minket a politika
Baráti ország lett Nirvánia
The song "Egy kis anarchia" by Aurora is a critique of the political and social situation of Hungary in the late 1980s, at the time when the country was transitioning from communism to democracy. The lyrics describe a world of chaos and confusion, where the authorities are corrupt and the future is uncertain. The opening lines warn of the dangers of being careless, as one could easily become a victim of violence without anyone caring. The reference to the "spicli" (informers) shows the pervasive culture of surveillance and fear that existed during the communist era.
The second verse highlights the absurdity of the situation, where innocent people are at risk even though they have no weapons or means of defense. The reference to the scarcity of time suggests that there is urgency to act and find a way out of the situation but that this is difficult without support. The chorus further emphasizes the state of chaos and confusion, with references to the "csőrepedés" (cracks in the pipes) and the high price of life and alcohol.
The bridge of the song offers a critique of the government and the system that has failed its people. The reference to "Nirvánia" as a friendly country suggests that Hungary has lost its way and is no longer recognizing its own values or identity. The final verse offers a cynical view of history, with the suggestion that fear and violence are the norm and that life is like a cheap novel.
Overall, "Egy kis anarchia" is a powerful critique of the political and social situation of Hungary in the late 1980s. The lyrics are filled with irony and cynicism, reflecting the frustration and anger of a generation that had grown disillusioned with the failed promises of communism.
Line by Line Meaning
Kihúzod a gyufát ha nem vigyázol
If you're not careful, you'll pull out the match and end up dead, without anyone grieving for you.
Halott leszel akit senki se gyászol
You'll be a dead person whom nobody will mourn.
A nyomorból nem lábalsz ki
You cannot make a living out of misery.
Téged figyel minden spicli
You're being watched by every informer.
Senki se véd és senki se ment fel
No one protects you, and no one takes you out of there.
Ártatlan vagy nincs nálad fegyver
You're innocent and have no weapons with you.
Nincs nálad bokszer nincs nálad kés
You have no boxing gloves, you have no knives.
Rövid az időd és kevés
Your time is short, and it's scarce.
Csőrepedés van ömlik a szar
There's chaos and everything is falling apart.
Nem tudod hogy ki mit akar
You don't know what anyone wants.
Zűrzavar van: anarchia
There's a mess: anarchy.
Drága az élet, drága a pia
Life is expensive, and so is booze.
Hazug kis kurva a történelem
History is a lying little whore.
Terrorizál a félelem
Fear is terrorizing us.
Itt minden nap főnyeremény
Every day here, winning the jackpot is everything.
Az élet: Ponyvaregény
Life is a cheap novel.
Nem vezet innen sehova út
There's no way out of here.
Sötét a jövő, sötét a múlt
The future is dark, and so is the past.
Elárult minket a politika
Politics betrayed us.
Baráti ország lett Nirvánia
Nirvana became a friendly country.
Writer(s): Víg László
Contributed by Alexander O. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@bazaltmacko74
Már 89 ben is nagyon jó kis koncertek voltak:)
@koziattila
Aurora...Örök...!
@vanyurakos
Szeretem ezeket a zenéket, de ezek a remake verziók, lehet hogy minőségesebbek, de energiában sokkal gyengébbek, nyugdíjasabbak, szerintem. Amúgy hajrá fiúk!
@bohac44
koncert 1990 pribeta jo vol
@joedanzig8336
1990 Szabadka Delvidek akkori (Yugoszlavia ) hat szarra raztatok aszt a kul;tur termet
@krisztianweigel8903
nem 1989 B-MEG
@krizsiktamas4010
2023ban mégdrágább az élet! 🖕
@gabordenes1139
Alain delon
@konstantindalianiszpaal4138
Regi album néhány eljég jó sikerult sikerült de az újak szar