Barış Manço – Alla beni pulla beni

In the two strophes I sing, two lovers exchange as follows:

🧔🎤:

For you, I would carve through mountains, clear a path, my love
For you, I would dry up the seas, my love
For you, I would bring the sky down to the ground, my love
Ask for my life, even my soul is yours to sacrifice, my love.
🏔️🌊

👩🎵:

Mountains, stones, and the birds that fly are yours, my love
Let the seas, oceans, and skies stay where they are, my love
My heart desires something from you, how can I say it, my love?
Adorn me, embellish me, and hold me in your embrace, my love.
🌸🕊️

Does the man’s use of strength and devotion symbolize a timeless appeal, while the woman’s tender voice seeks to ground him? Or is this simply an old stereotype that we need to rethink? How do we perceive love today? Does it still balance strength and tenderness, or has it evolved into something more mutual and balanced?

Song: Barış Manço Alla beni pulla beni, 1989

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