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Originally released in 1987, this Slovenian classic reminds us that even when life feels like a flickering candle, we have the strength to step out of the shadows and believe in ourselves again.

The original music was composed by Ralph Siegel with German lyrics by Bernd Meinunger. pop_design_pusti_soncu_v_srce

"Pusti soncu v srce" (Let the Sun into Your Heart) is one of the most iconic anthems of the Slovenian pop-rock scene, originally released by in December 1987. It is a Slovenian adaptation of the German song "Laß die Sonne in dein Herz" by the band Wind, which finished second in the 1987 Eurovision Song Contest. The Meaning Behind the Song Originally released in 1987, this Slovenian classic reminds

While Pop Design made the song a staple of Slovenian pop, the group Kingston later released a popular version in 2006, keeping the anthem alive for a new generation. Suggested Social Media Post It is a Slovenian adaptation of the German

The song was the title track of the album Pusti Soncu V Srce , released under the ZKP RTVL label.

It encourages the listener to believe in themselves and "let the sun into their heart" so their yearnings can take flight.