[Eddie Casselli]

Does anyone know what language Fedors entrance music " Enae Volare Mezzo " is ?


Thank-you for your time

[Derek4Real]

Italian?

[Eddie Casselli]

I dont think it is ,

[DridenGX]

sounds like Latin

[muhr]

No language, the "words" are largely made up. There may be some latin though.

[reaganrain]

its russia and so is he

[Eddie Casselli]

Originally Posted by reaganrain

its russia and so is he

I know he is russian, but are you sure his theme song is sung in Russian, or are you just assuming it is because he is Russian?

[DridenGX]

according to amazon.com's reviews it's latin.

"a male choir singing in latin. Before long though, female voices join in with the males to continue the album's flow of gradually climbing to a more powerful crescendo ... A solo female vocalist comes in next for a brief moment in the spotlight, and then a subtle beat begins to chime in, only to explode with an infectious Enigma-like dance beat."

"The initial sound of Era is something that's very akin to Pilgrimage and Lesiem: Gregorian-type choral singing"

Source

[number8]

Medieval Latin...
(even though it was created by a french group).
originally this music was composed for the "visitors". (french version.)

For the best examples of medieval latin songs..you should listen to the "mediaeval baebes"
They have some medieval latin songs on their "worldes blyss" album. such as Ecci Mundi Gaudium.
and of course, "era" too. (fedor's entrance song.)

[Eddie Casselli]

thanks alot guys