Old traditional songs are always fresh and alive when Andrea Gerak sings them, and here is one excellent example of that. Yet another version of the delicate Hungarian folk melody from Transylvania (Szerelem, Szerelem), which could be heard in the movie The English Patient. Two composers have already got inspired by Andrea Gerak's acapella recording of the song and arranged it into a modern tune, and now so did Swedish sound magician Ulf Olofsson (Warewhulf). What the listeners say: "Real nice one, very Enigma!" - B.A. "Beautiful song and is my new favorite. Some deep thoughts of love and truth." - B. Sch. "A very special sound, one can indeed catch the traditional Hungarian motives, and all this coupled with some really cool arrangement. Traditional instruments complement it in a fine way, giving the song a pleasant background at certain points, at other instances they provide kind of a hook line. Regardless of the embellishments and intonation, the lyrics are nicely articulated, well understandable. The English translation is also very good, congratulations, very well done. This track combines modernity with tradition, I like it a lot. Thank you for sharing. I also shared it and others liked it too, including foreigners. A small piece of "archaic" Hungary, in a 21st century dress." - Thomas Orban