Hej, sa Petronella (original) (raw)
"Hej, sa Petronella" is a song with lyrics by Lennart Hellsing and music by , and published in 1957 in . The song deals with fictional person Petronella from Plaskeby (from the Swedish verb plaska, "to splash", and the noun by, "village"), and the theme is trying to be happy in all conditions and weather. Creating a boat out of items is a common theme in many fairy tales. The melody is based on a folk tune.
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| dbo:abstract | "Hej, sa Petronella" is a song with lyrics by Lennart Hellsing and music by , and published in 1957 in . The song deals with fictional person Petronella from Plaskeby (from the Swedish verb plaska, "to splash", and the noun by, "village"), and the theme is trying to be happy in all conditions and weather. Creating a boat out of items is a common theme in many fairy tales. The melody is based on a folk tune. (en) Hej, sa Petronella är en sång med text av Lennart Hellsing och musik av Knut Brodin, som publicerades 1957 i . Sången innehåller en berättelse om den fiktiva personen Petronella från Plaskeby, och temat att försöka vara glad i alla lägen och väder. Att göra en båt av bruksföremål är ett vanligt motiv i många sagor. En folkmelodi ligger till grund. (sv) |
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| rdfs:comment | "Hej, sa Petronella" is a song with lyrics by Lennart Hellsing and music by , and published in 1957 in . The song deals with fictional person Petronella from Plaskeby (from the Swedish verb plaska, "to splash", and the noun by, "village"), and the theme is trying to be happy in all conditions and weather. Creating a boat out of items is a common theme in many fairy tales. The melody is based on a folk tune. (en) Hej, sa Petronella är en sång med text av Lennart Hellsing och musik av Knut Brodin, som publicerades 1957 i . Sången innehåller en berättelse om den fiktiva personen Petronella från Plaskeby, och temat att försöka vara glad i alla lägen och väder. Att göra en båt av bruksföremål är ett vanligt motiv i många sagor. En folkmelodi ligger till grund. (sv) |
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