Wolf An Dro

Omnia's 'Wolf An Dro' is a mesmerizing blend of traditional folk elements and modern musical sensibilities. The song's lyrics, primarily in French, evoke a deep connection to nature and the passage of time. The recurring lines 'C'est dans dix ans je m'en irai' ('In ten years, I will go') and 'J'entends le loup et le renard chanter' ('I hear the wolf and the fox singing') suggest a cyclical view of life, where the natural world continues its rhythm regardless of human presence.

The imagery of animals—wolves, foxes, and weasels—singing and interacting with their environment highlights the harmony and interdependence within nature. The mention of 'la jument de Michao' (Michao's mare) and her foal eating all the hay in the meadow introduces a sense of urgency and consequence. The line 'L'hiver viendra les gars, l'hiver viendra' ('Winter will come, guys, winter will come') serves as a reminder of the inevitable hardships and the need for preparation and foresight.

Omnia, known for their eclectic mix of pagan folk, world music, and neoclassical influences, often explores themes of nature, mythology, and ancient traditions. 'Wolf An Dro' is no exception, as it weaves a narrative that is both timeless and deeply rooted in the natural world. The song's repetitive structure and haunting melody create a trance-like effect, drawing listeners into a meditative state where they can reflect on the cycles of life and the enduring presence of nature.