Edited sentence: ) in 19 century.Every Bulgarian family has known it for centuries.Fully and totally.GO TO RHODOPI MOUNTAINS IF YOU WISH PROOF, SEE AND LISTEN.I DON'T KNOW HOW TO PROVE THE OBVIOUS FACT THAT A FOLK SONG IS A FOLK SONG, BUT I VIVIDLY REMEMBER THIS PARTICULAR SONG BEING SUNG IN BULGARIA LONG BEFORE SOME MACEDONIAN 'COMPOSED' AND 'WRITTEN' IT.IT IS THEM WHO ARE STEALING OUR HERITAGE, NOT THE OTHER WAY ROUND.ITS MUSIC IS NOT EVEN MACEDONIAN IN RHYTHM AT ALL, IT IS A TYPICAL RHODOPIAN SONG AND A VERY, VERY OLD ONE.In reality, Zajdi, zajdi is an ancient Bulgarian folk song.It existed in Bulgaria for centuries before the Macedonian copy.It is a Rhodopian song, from the Rhodopi mountains region, not even close to Macedonia and not Macedonian by any means.It is a real shame that this song is presented as Macedonian.It is called plagiarism and it is a crime - to do, to support and to defend.MACEDONIANS WILL NEED TO GO A LONG WAY TO 'COMPOSE' OR 'WRITE' SUCH A SONG ON THEIR OWN.MACEDONIANS WILL NEED TO GO A LONG WAY TO TO 'COMPOSE' OR 'WRITE' SUCH A SONG ON THEIR OWN.The lyrics have been recorded by the Bulgarian poet Liuben Karavelov (hopefully not yet claimed to be Macedonian.The music is 100% the same and the lyrics are simply translated.The music of this song is at least 500 years old.The so called 'new' Macedonian version is shamelessly stolen from Bulgarian original.WIKIPAEDIA IS MAKING A BIG MISTAKE REGARDING BULGARIAN FOLK MUSIC IN GENERAL AND REGARRDING THIS SONG IN PARTICULAR