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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ก.ค. 2019
- Hello,
I am a big fan of The Hu. Recently, this guys were on Mongolian morning talk show called "Tea or coffee". I enjoyed the interview very much. I have learned more about them. Therefore, I decided to make english sub for people who do not speak Mongolian. My translation is not perfect. Please forgive me If there are some grammar mistakes.
The interview has 2 parts. This is the first one. The second one is coming soon.
So quietly spoken and gentle manner.
A credit to their culture.
Gary Aizen agreed. They’re so chill and down-to-earth.
They leave the screaming and yelling to the people they fight in battle...😂😂😂
I find the contrast between their spoken voices and the throat singing truly incredible!
Wow that guitar that looks like a bow and arrow.............Magnificent!!!!!
The hospitalities of Mongolian people are legendary n it certainly being well displayed here. The respects, humbleness, politeness.....even from hard rock musicians.
Mongolia is definitely in my bucket list
Me too ...watching travelers heading to Mongolia and having a bit disconnection of this modern chaotic world we live in today, by experimenting a brief life Mongolians used to have centuries ago it's definitely a must-live bucket list .
It's number one on my bucket list. But I won't be able to afford it for another 2 or 3 years. But I WILL get there! ^_^
Such a difference between their amazing culture and PC Westernized modern culture.
The West: Don't do anything resembling my culture or even dare to mimic it in any way, that's "cultural appropriation, you racist!
The HU (Mongolians): To all the world, Please, mimic our culture, learn our language, our instruments, our throat singing and imitate our music to promote and preserve our cultural heritage so our traditions will never die!
Amazing. Insightful, Wise, and gracious, elegant. It almost makes me sad the Mongols didn't completely conquer the world. What a difference it would have made in our modern society to be a part of, to have a heritage, rooted in this amazing culture. I've been listening to their music for a year, but I respect them more now and admire them so much. Thank you for sharing your music, your language, and your beauty with the world so we might all appreciate and admire these amazing traditions.
The PC cultural appropriation wave that is washing over the west right now seems to be grounded in a lack of a strong ancestral identity and pride. The mongols have very strong ties and are very at ease in their heritance where as the west have lost sight or even shunned their legacy, so they grab hold and defend anything they can find that can be tied to their ancestry.
There is a relaxed and kind confidence with these guys, the likes of which are sadly rare over here.
Mongolian is such a smooth and cool language, yet it can also be harsh and sharp, I'm glad TH-cam recommended The Hu's videos to me so I could hear how cool Mongolian music sounds 🤘😁🤘
It's incredible that they formed the band just 3 years ago. I am in the US, in Oklahoma. I discovered them on TH-cam just a month or so ago and was INSTANTLY HOOKED!! Their promoter has done everyone a great favor by sharing them with the world. What unique talent! An amazing gift, from them, of sharing their culture and creating a magnificent blend that appeals to current day music fans. I can't wait til they give us more.
We are from different cultures, but in México we like the Hu's music. I hope that one day they could come to México
Thank you for doing this. I'm a fan of The Hu, but I live in America. We don't have a lot of access to Mongolian culture here, so having the opportunity to watch this is great.
My daughter just shared the music videos with me...and I love them! As stated below...ty for the subtitles. They all seem so nice, and I love how they are promoting the band, as ambassadors really, for Mongolia. I usually do not like hard rock like this, but I very much liked it. We needed something new, and now days there is very little one can actually do, that is new. So I give them a lot of credit, for coming up with this. The sound is fantastic. 2020, I have a feeling, is going to bring a lot of change, and this, is indeed a good one!
Great to see the band up close, and to learn more about their instruments. It's also wonderful to see people so proud of their culture, and determined to present it in a positive light. An endeavour they are succeeding in doing.
Soft spoken, respectful, dignified, intelligent. All of them, and I am particularly impressed by these young ladies. Yes! Ladies! In every sense of the word.
So much to offer the western world!
they are indeed very soft spoken and laid back :)
These two interviews are wonderful. It gives us the opportunity to learn more about them, the respect that they have for their heritage, their country, each other and how hard they have worked to get to where they are. Love them, can't wait to see them in San Diego!
1219: OMG THE MONGOLS ARE COMING! (Oh no!)
2019: OMG THE MONGOLS ARE COMING! (Hell yea!)
I, for one, welcome our new Mongol overlords!
Hafa'Adai from Guam!
Oyuna bayarlalaa!!
Thank you so much for translating this! The Hu band's recent rise in popularity has given me a way to share my admiration for Mongolian culture to those who haven't had the chance to spend time there! This video (and your translation) will give more people a glimpse of modern Mongolia!
Thank you!!
kranzonguam thank you for the kind words 🙏😀
I thought I was the only one 👍these guys are talented and well deserved of the exposure they are receiving straight up fotten!!!!!! From another che’lu here on 🇬🇺
Thank you so much! It is a pleasure to learn more about these talented young men. I love their music and although I won't get to see them in person, I am able to enjoy their videos here.
You may already know that the sacred word HU is a name for God. I sing it every day to recall past lives, for love, protection, healing and more. The group is awesome & they have the perfect name!
This interview is great! I learned a lot about them. And you're awesome for doing translations!
Thank you! You made a great job with your translation because we now know more about The Hu. By the way, I fell in love with the 2 girls hehe. Greetings from Mexico and now I go to watch the second interview.
cliente my pleasure 😇, I am glad that you enjoyed it
The two ladies are quite lovely, aren't they?
ryouko yes. They are 😀
great interview! thank you for the English sub titles so we can understand :-)
Kayla Babson my pleasure 😇. I am happy that people enjoy their interview 😃
Even the instrument designs have a meaning! Too cool!! And also nice to see some of the actual designs on the instruments, since you never really get to see them up close!
Thank you so much !!
I am pleased to hear of the Hu band behind the scenes.Their music is inspired and uplifting. Seeing something of them as people is encouraging.Thank you!
Great Interview! Thank you for providing the English translation! The Hu band are so humble. I have been reading Mongolian culture and learning your language! Traveling to Mongolia is on my agenda!
Crochets By Carmen that is awesome that you are learning Mongolian language. I am trying to teach my son Mongolian language as well and I find it challenging. I found this online lesson is helpful. Because a teacher is a non-native speaker, therefore she knows the which way is easier to learn.
It might help you. I just put link here. Wish you the best 😀
th-cam.com/video/8emp5ea8p48/w-d-xo.html
Great. Thank u Oyuna.
Dissapointed that they wont be coming to Greece but still i wish them a glorious career
Great job, thank you so much for sharing and making all the efforts.
Peer Vermeiren thank youuu 🙏
I could listen to this all day without subtitles.... And no I am not Mongolian Wow, great language.
thank you very much from usa, ct
He's right, maybe hunnu Rock will promote mongolian culture beyond the great mongolian empire. An maybe one day we will see other rock groups singing with this awesome throat singing skill.
Maybe ... by then, I'm happy to hear the HU like other songs from your country
Couldn’t read it to small ,,!, sorry 😐I do appreciate the interview I kept try to fallow...but thank you and I didn’t mean to sound like an asp!. Love the band and love the heritage,,, Blessings and Radiate....🙏🐾🐾🐾🐾🗡⚔️🐺🛐🕉☪️✨. Black Dog out...
Sorry about that. Next time I try to do bigger letters. At moment I am working on another subtitles video, so try to do bigger fonds 🙏
They're damn awesome. Thank you for the upload. Am I allowed to say the girls are attractive too? xD
LeckMichImArsch Yes, they are attractive 😀
The guys are attracktive too, exspecialy Jaya and Themka
Гайхалтай монгол хөгжим байна.
Mongolian sounds like older version of korean even I don't understand none of it 😂😂
Amazing! Were Huun-Huur Tu the predecessors of The HU Band?
David Williams Huun-huur is a Tuva band. The Hu is Mongolian band. They both use throat singing, which belongs to nomadic cultures.
@@oyunaaaaaaaa Thank you!
Can you tell me anything about Tengger Cavalry? Are they also Mongolian?
@@DavidWilliams-DSW558 Tengger Cavalry frontman Nature Ganganbaigal is a mongolian based in New York. But sadly he passed away at a very young age. :(
I have a question. What if the difference of Huumii and throat singing?
Mutia Nadyah Kurniati I believe there is no difference. “Huumii” is a Mongolian word for throat singing. When we speak Mongolian we just say Huumii. But when we translate English we translate Huumii to “throat singing” using the technic they use for that kind of singing
@@oyunaaaaaaaa Thank you so much for your explanation! I thought there were several techniques for throat singing and Huummi was one of them.
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