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Today Ukrainians do not speak about “after the war;” they speak about “after the victory”—пiсля перемоги (pislya peremohy). “Peremoha”— Polish theater director Krzysztof Czyżewski suggested—should become part of a new universal vocabulary. The prefix pere indicates a crossing and moha means “I can.” Peremoha—“victory”—literally expresses a going beyond what one is able to do.
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ONUKA — PEREMOHA (Official Music Video) “PEREMOHA” is a tribute to Ukrainian soldiers and heroic volunteers. Their spirit, strength, and resilience are captured in the soaring echoes of ONUKA's familiar brass sounds. However, while previously their parts were uplifting and romantic, now they sound cold and with a touch of anger. There's no more room for sentiment. Simultaneously with the release of the song and the music video, the band joins forces with volunteer Tata Kepler and her charity project “Birds” for a common goal of raising UAH 1.5 million on medical equipment for military medics. All funds received on streaming platforms from listening of the single and viewing the clip will be directed to the volunteers.
