Koa Hiatamadl
Hubert Von Goisern Lyrics


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Ja mei, ja mei
wenn in mir um a Diandl schau
dann woaá i scho genau
rund muaá sei
und a wengerl resch
you mei

Mei, ja mei
de meist'n Menscha ham a Gstell
zaundürr und mager wiadaw„ll
Mei, ja mei
A solch oane de kunnt's nia sei

Koa Hiatamadl mag i nit
hat koane dickn Wadln nit
i mag a Diandl aus da Stadt
was dicke Wadln hat.

Mei, ja mei
die Moni mit de rot'n Hoar
is schena nu wia voriges Jahr
Hat a gradnit wenig auf da Waag

Mei - you mei
de Annamiarl kenn i schon
da renn i liaba glei davon
is nix dran
hint'n und voran

Koa Hiatamadl mag i nit
hat koane dickn Wadln nit
i mag a Diandl aus da Stadt
was dicke Wadln hat.

Schen san de Landertanz
schen san de Almenkranz




drob'n auf'n Huat
baid's schen quigizen tuat.

Overall Meaning

In Hubert von Goisern's song Koa Hiatamadl, he professes that he prefers a city girl with thicker legs than a traditional girl from the mountains, highlighting his unique taste in women. He describes how most people are thin and unimpressive, but he admires a girl who is well-rounded and healthy. He contrasts between the skinny girls from the hills who he calls "Hiatamadl" and the curvier girls from the city who he admires. He even mentions a few specific girls he knows, contrasting their body types to illustrate his point.


Beyond just the surface-level message of the lyrics, this song represents a deeper theme of defying traditions and going against the norm. In the rural areas of Austria where Hubert von Goisern was raised, it was considered desirable to have a traditional mountain girl as a wife. However, the singer challenges this traditional view by celebrating a different kind of beauty, as well as rejecting the notion that people should conform to traditions just because they are expected to.


Overall, this song showcases Hubert von Goisern's unique perspective, love for his homeland, and willingness to challenge societal norms.


Line by Line Meaning

Ja mei, ja mei
Oh well, oh well


wenn in mir um a Diandl schau
when I look at a girl


dann woaá i scho genau
then I already know


rund muaá sei
she has to be round


und a wengerl resch
and a bit crisp


you mei
well, you know


de meist'n Menscha ham a Gstell
most people have a figure


zaundürr und mager wiadaw„ll
lean and thin, they will become


A solch oane de kunnt's nia sei
One like that could never be


Koa Hiatamadl mag i nit
I don't like thin girls


hat koane dickn Wadln nit
with no thick calves


i mag a Diandl aus da Stadt
I like a girl from the city


was dicke Wadln hat.
who has thick calves


die Moni mit de rot'n Hoar
Moni with red hair


is schena nu wia voriges Jahr
she looks even better than last year


Hat a gradnit wenig auf da Waag
she has just a little weight on her


de Annamiarl kenn i schon
I already know Annamarie


da renn i liaba glei davon
I'd rather run away from her


is nix dran
there's nothing there


hint'n und voran
front and back


Schen san de Landertanz
The folk dance is beautiful


schen san de Almenkranz
The alpine wreath is beautiful


drob'n auf'n Huat
up on the hat


baid's schen quigizen tuat.
both make it look pretty.




Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC
Written by: HUBERT SULLIVAN, WOLFGANG STARIBACHER

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@KAGRAN22

Don't speak Spanish but i tried to translate it with the help of GTranslate (probably sucks):
The song uses dialects but a standard German translation can be found here: http://www.songtexte.com/uebersetzung/hubert-von-goisern/koa-hiatamadl-deutsch-43d6ffc3.html
With this you could try to translate it with a better translator perhaps.

Oh hombre, oh hombre
cuando busco chicas
entonces sé exactamente
ella tiene que estar cerca
y un poco más grueso
oh hombre
Oh hombre, oh hombre
la mayoría de las mujeres tienen un marco
klapperdürr y apoyarse en todos lados
Hombre, oh hombre
no puede ser uno de esos

Estribillo: 2x

No me gusta ninguna chica de cabaña
no tiene terneros gruesos
Me gusta una chica de la ciudad
los grandes terneros tienen.

Oh hombre, oh hombre
el moni con el pelo verde
es más hermoso que el año pasado
También tiene derecho
no un poco en la balanza
Hombre, oh hombre
Ya sé que Annamarie
Prefiero huir de eso enseguida
no es nada
no en la parte posterior y no en la parte delantera

Estribillo: 2x

No me gusta ninguna chica de cabaña
no tiene terneros gruesos
Me gusta una chica de la ciudad
los grandes terneros tienen.



All comments from YouTube:

@tamylicioussdelicious9848

Als 5 jähriges Mädchen habe ich zu dem Lied getanzt und gesungen, seitdem liebe ich das Lied!! Heute bin ich 32

@Philionaire123

Ich ebenso, bin nur männlich und 36. Ein super tolles Lied und Kinder tanzen gern dazu

@nicechica8624

Ich auch :) jetzt mit 36 erinnert es mich immer an meine Kindheit!

@aquamate5127

Und? Host eh scha dicke Wadl?

@satrifa

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😢😢😮😮 1:43

@filianoctu2889

Da geht's da wia mia... meine gwitterhexn kann i owa jong damit

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@olitherecorderplayer

I have heard about Hubert while passing holidays in Austria. I entered a music shop (when it was in Jurassic time, Tyranosaurus hunted and You were buying music on CD's in shops). I asked to the tenant to show me something quite rock but typically austrian. He did not have to think for long and got me a double CD of Hubert with two albums. He told me I would not be dissapointed and I certainly wasn't. I am a fan........

@karlpichler1085

Dieses Lied ist meine Kindheit. Es ist Medizin, Kraft und Energie für mich.

@christinapaul294

Geht mir ebenso....obwohl ich noch relativ jung bin........

@pjlehner

Geht mia ah so. Hoid des Original, aba des do is eifoch sau stark.

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