it is. Italy has many programs that help preserve historical minorities of Italy, and even laws. For example: -historical greek dialect of Southern Italy (the same Greek that Greek colonisers brought in southern Italy in 800 BCE! It survived almost 3000 years in isolated settlements on the mountains) is being preserved, -in Northern Italy, the Friulian language (a Rhaeto-Romance language) is even an official language of Friuli Venezia Giulia, a region of Italy, and is even being taught at schools to prevent it from becoming extinct. Same levels of protections goes for Sardinian and Occitan, and more.
@@p.f.886 i am italian and i would like to see something like this in my Emili, where none of my age knows our dialect as me in two neighboors of my city. But i still talk with old ones, i still learn. I steel listen old poetry in my true language. Is my heritage, my people. The one of my bloodline, the one of our sons and daughters. Cheers from the old Eridania❤
Fun fact! Those heads on the flag of both Corsica and Sardinia are the heads of Moores that they had cut off and impaled onto spikes. (As seen in 0:05 and 0:11) quite badass actually.
fantastic pictures and folk music ! Thank you for publishing this great video. fantastiche immagini e musica folk! La ringrazio per la pubblicazione di questo bellissimo video
@diruholic Hi! you can get this song only here in you tube! this tenore did a tape, and i recorded it in the computer...but you can get a lot of this kind of song in e-mule...i'm sorry for my bad english..
I think they are just most popular. It is common with the Inuit, Xhosa, the Sardinians also do it, and there are records of the Scandinavians singing in such a style.
yes Sardinians are not genetically Induo European they are like pure Neolithic farmers they are like the only "European" who survived the Indo Europeans invasion.
@@MilordGaming And the Basque language. They also maintained that, against all odds. Not to disparage the Sardinians, even though they adopted Latin they preserved it so well the Sardinian Language is considered the closest living Romance Language to Latin. Guess they’re good at preserving ancient things.
*Lin2* This is Canto a tenore and all the Sardinians town or village have its style singing but the best are the style of Orune, Orgosolo, Nuoro and Fonni, so if you search in youtube "Tenore Orune, Orgosolo, Nuoro or Fonni" you'll find obviously very a lot of songs in youtube.
@@dogtag1253 It is not as you say, it is a question of approaching all the throat singers, such as the Eskimo I Turkis the Mongols And African populations who sing from the throat while living in places several miles away. famous all over the world.The Tenores Sardi (Sardinia ancient island of Italy) are very famous all over the world.
There's nothing to explain, this is our flag. Those heads represents the heads of the cut heads of muslim arabs commanders that tried to invade Sardinia, everytime defeated by proud sardinians.
🤓 [nerd alert!] It’s a heraldic convention, a very nasty one by contemporary standards, much like the way Shakespeare’s Othello was traditionally represented as a dark-skinned African; doesn’t have anything to do with sub-Saharan “African mercenaries” as such, I don’t think… The legend is that St George lopped the heads off four “Moorish” kings to give the Christian Sardinians a leg up during some medieval battle.
Moorish raiders harassed Sardinian, Sicilian and Italian coasts for hundreds of years raping, burning, pillaging and mainly stealing people to sell as slaves in the markets in North Africa, the Middle East and Turkey. This started in the 7th century and continued well into the 19th century. Raiders came from various countries including Sudan Mali a central African slave trading kingdom. In Calabria people still sing a 16th century song in which the singer warns people to flee because Turkish riders have landed on their beach, the singer tells people if you have daughters and wives hide them so the Turks won't take them away . These were not isolated attacks they happened all the time for centuries, villages were built on mountains for protection so you see the Sardinians would have those heads on their flags.
@@esmeraldagreen1992 Sudan is south of Egypt. Mali has little to no naval power, even in its golden age. North African pirates are Berbers and Moorish.
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A remnant of the old European culture. I hope it’s protected
it is. Italy has many programs that help preserve historical minorities of Italy, and even laws. For example:
-historical greek dialect of Southern Italy (the same Greek that Greek colonisers brought in southern Italy in 800 BCE! It survived almost 3000 years in isolated settlements on the mountains) is being preserved,
-in Northern Italy, the Friulian language (a Rhaeto-Romance language) is even an official language of Friuli Venezia Giulia, a region of Italy, and is even being taught at schools to prevent it from becoming extinct.
Same levels of protections goes for Sardinian and Occitan, and more.
Grico
@@p.f.886 i am italian and i would like to see something like this in my Emili, where none of my age knows our dialect as me in two neighboors of my city. But i still talk with old ones, i still learn. I steel listen old poetry in my true language. Is my heritage, my people. The one of my bloodline, the one of our sons and daughters. Cheers from the old Eridania❤
I wouldn't say "old European" as that term describes pre-Indo-European cultures like the Basque
I imagine if the doors of heaven were to open up it would be to music like this
only if you're Sardinian
Diu bindica a Sardinia suredda nostra ! Saluti é rispettu di Cursichedda !
Salude a bois, frades Corsos! Viva Corsica e Sardigna liberas!
Deu binidica ancora a voi frateddhi Corsi.Un caru salutu e un' abbracciu da l'isola sureddha!!!!!!❤️👍
Fun fact! Those heads on the flag of both Corsica and Sardinia are the heads of Moores that they had cut off and impaled onto spikes. (As seen in 0:05 and 0:11) quite badass actually.
You say it like it's a normal thing and that is the funniest thing I have ever seen
@@goldenrebel25 thank you
fantastic pictures and folk music ! Thank you for publishing this great video.
fantastiche immagini e musica folk! La ringrazio per la pubblicazione di questo bellissimo video
Bellu tenore ,a sa facce e cuddos chi funti sempre ombendo mattha po s oggiastrinos.....!
Thank you for sharing 🙏 😊 I recently found out I have sardinian ancestors.
@diruholic Hi! you can get this song only here in you tube! this tenore did a tape, and i recorded it in the computer...but you can get a lot of this kind of song in e-mule...i'm sorry for my bad english..
Bravissimo! Molte grazie per aver condiviso!
Que maravilla! Bravissimo!
i thought this sort of singing was only done in tuva
I think they are just most popular. It is common with the Inuit, Xhosa, the Sardinians also do it, and there are records of the Scandinavians singing in such a style.
It feels ancient, older than the Indo Europeans themselves...
It is. Throat singing is a human tradition dating back thousands of years.
yes Sardinians are not genetically Induo European they are like pure Neolithic farmers they are like the only "European" who survived the Indo Europeans invasion.
@@pczone7641 Not exactly true. The Basque stand alongside them
@@nathanielbanghart1900 yes but Basque has more Western Hunter Gatherer blood. Still, youre right
@@MilordGaming And the Basque language. They also maintained that, against all odds. Not to disparage the Sardinians, even though they adopted Latin they preserved it so well the Sardinian Language is considered the closest living Romance Language to Latin. Guess they’re good at preserving ancient things.
i found out im 10% Sardinian so cool :O love this music wow so powerful!
pretty good ...subbed
First 14 seconds in and i see Based Sardinians taking care of those moor invaders. God bless Sardinians, God bless Sardinia.
Not Bolt but the moors weren’t black
@Carrale086 Thank you :)
Vocal Fry on WFMU sent me here
I feel like this is the melody and style of singing that would be recited in pagan Roman temples? I get this funny feeling I don’t know why
@orthulle95 est bellu meda, in orthulle due funti meda muraler belloso
@Carrale086 Thank you :) and your English isn't bad :D
I love this. Where can I get this song? Is there any CD album of it?
*Lin2* This is Canto a tenore and all the Sardinians town or village have its style singing but the best are the style of Orune, Orgosolo, Nuoro and Fonni, so if you search in youtube "Tenore Orune, Orgosolo, Nuoro or Fonni" you'll find obviously very a lot of songs in youtube.
*Lin2* *there are obviously a lot of songs in youtube. "I fail" sorry my English it's so bad.
*Lin2* "is" an other fail.
Mongolian throat singing with spaghetti? WIN WIN!!!!
More like throat singing with fregola
Have nothing to do with Mongolian singing.
@@dogtag1253 It is not as you say, it is a question of approaching all the throat singers, such as the Eskimo I Turkis the Mongols And African populations who sing from the throat while living in places several miles away. famous all over the world.The Tenores Sardi (Sardinia ancient island of Italy) are very famous all over the world.
sardu mejo!
e una moda del poeta mario masala di silanus
0:14 welp, that surely made me hesitant about liking this video. I did anyway though.
muscatellu is better :3
youmarlinblutube Ma non poidi imbecciai...😂
Lord!! sticks with African heads!!!
EXPLAIN!!!!!
There's nothing to explain, this is our flag. Those heads represents the heads of the cut heads of muslim arabs commanders that tried to invade Sardinia, everytime defeated by proud sardinians.
Mister Omen muslims from north africa are not black though.
🤓 [nerd alert!] It’s a heraldic convention, a very nasty one by contemporary standards, much like the way Shakespeare’s Othello was traditionally represented as a dark-skinned African; doesn’t have anything to do with sub-Saharan “African mercenaries” as such, I don’t think… The legend is that St George lopped the heads off four “Moorish” kings to give the Christian Sardinians a leg up during some medieval battle.
Moorish raiders harassed Sardinian, Sicilian and Italian coasts for hundreds of years raping, burning, pillaging and mainly stealing people to sell as slaves in the markets in North Africa, the Middle East and Turkey. This started in the 7th century and continued well into the 19th century. Raiders came from various countries including Sudan Mali a central African slave trading kingdom. In Calabria people still sing a 16th century song in which the singer warns people to flee because Turkish riders have landed on their beach, the singer tells people if you have daughters and wives hide them so the Turks won't take them away . These were not isolated attacks they happened all the time for centuries, villages were built on mountains for protection so you see the Sardinians would have those heads on their flags.
@@esmeraldagreen1992
Sudan is south of Egypt. Mali has little to no naval power, even in its golden age. North African pirates are Berbers and Moorish.