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The lyrics typically describe the joy and skill associated with mowing at dawn.

In Romanian culture, especially in regions like Maramureș or Banat, manual scything is a symbol of strength and heritage. Guide to Traditional Scything dragu_mi_sa_merg_la_coasa

The singer expresses a desire to outdo anyone ("Aș întrece pe oricine") when the blade is sharp and the rhythm is right. The lyrics typically describe the joy and skill

"Dragu-mi-i să merg la coasă" (I love going to scythe) is a popular Romanian folk song, famously performed by artists like Petrică Nicoară and Armin Nicoară . It celebrates the traditional rural labor of mowing grass, often set in the context of festive gatherings like weddings. "Dragu-mi-i să merg la coasă" (I love going

To follow the spirit of the song, here is how traditional Romanian scything is performed: Dragu mi-i sa merg la coasa - Petrica Nicoara - Shazam

"Când îi vremea răcoroasă" (When the weather is cool) is the ideal time because the scythe cuts best in the morning dew.