In general, I am not a fan of Albanian showbiz simply and only because it needs to grow and self-proclaimed without turning the head of what's happening in the world. However, I admit that an inner movement that has recently started among our artists is really admiring.
No later than last night, Elita Rudi and Gjiko became parents for the first time - a little girl came to life that the couple preferred to call Zëri, Zëri Gjikolli. I was tremendously sad when I saw how among the comments were not missing even those about the selection made. The name seemed quite silly and even said that "the child will be ashamed to grow and are still in time to change." Without stopping here yet, let me remind you that such a name , so many Albanians chose Besart Kallaku with Jensila Myrtezaj for her daughter, Ajka or Mozzik with Loredana, Hana's parents. Alban Dudushi and Bieta Sulo followed the same line, her son was named Kroi Art; the skirt of love and a work of art.
We are returning to Kosovo's youngest Albanian, Zëri. Over the years, we have been cops to be like others, to be Europeanized, Americanized, and not to discern who we are. The desire to show prosperity, emancipation and walking with the pace of time has turned us against, our identity is today at the checkpoint. I do not think that you have to put up with history or fucking lines with politics to prove this. One thing argues very well, when he explains that, quite simply. A collective foolishness has conquered Albanians for decades to give children English, Spanish names, possibly harbor only Albanians. And when someone makes it sounds ugly.
There is a logic that must go beyond stench or shallow patriotism; is a connection, there are some roots that can not be ignored at all. I hear how many children are called not by the names of our earth. I guess so poor is Albanian, so little you love the language you talk about every day, how awful you are sleeping, joking, praying or killing and looking at your mother. What pulls you so much on Jennifer or Brendon?
I am not here to say that one can not be tempted by a beautiful, non-Albanian name. Let it happen, at the end such a part will always be present, it can not stop. What kills me is turning to a widespread tendency and imposing a condition on a foreign name necessarily. Personally I will always think that Allison is unlikely to be a baby born in Durrës, educated by his grandfather dibran and the mallakastriot grandmother, with loving parents in Tirana. Allison says nothing! Believe me, Blin or Star show me more. I would prefer to call my son Zëri so that wherever he goes, he can tell that in his mother's language implies a whole sound. When you think it is cooler than Jason or Rajan.
How well, that at least after 1/8 Albanian music, there are so many definite goals. A plus point for our VIPs!
