Gypsy Songs from Hungary
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- Romani music or Gipsy music is the music of the Romani people, who have their origins in northern India, but today live mostly in Europe. Historically nomadic, though now largely settled, the Romani people have long acted as entertainers and tradesmen. In many of the places Romanies live they have become known as musicians. The wide distances travelled have introduced a multitude of influences of Byzantine, Greek, Arabic, Indian, Persian, Turkish, Slavic, Romanian, German, Dutch, French, Spanish and even Jewish musical forms. It is difficult to define the parameters of a unified Romani musical style, as there are many differences in melodic, harmonic, rhythmic and formal structures from region to region. Lyrics to Romani songs are often sung in one or more dialects of the Romani language, and dance frequently accompanies Romani music performance.
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any type of Hungarian Gypsy music is amazing.
Danika house.
Yees
Agreed
I think so too. They are touching your soul. :)
Thats Nice to hear
......My grandfather Mano, was a great Hungarian Romachi/Gypsy violin master in music........ He taught my Uncle Loclie to be great as well......My Pop Zoltan is the best looking man in the world, and got stuck in NYC, when he left Hungary around 1956........I saw him play my god sister's violin once, we were amazed......Her name is Ana Batar..........They robed him from our home in 2015, with his wife.......I am still looking for my dear parents........ I know my prayers this Yom Kipper, will penetrate the other worlds, so this is addressed in many ways........................
Respect from Afghanistan 🇦🇫❤🇭🇺
All the Gypsy's I have known were poor, like me; and some of the nicest people I've ever known....
All the social stereotypes I had heard about Gypsy's turned out to be mostly lies; what's wrong with living free, refusing control by political authority figures and social jerks in society? Nothing wrong with being Rom, as far as I'm concerned; they are good people to me and also treat me as such.
the stereotypes around my people are nasty. i feel like people are just jealous that we have such rich culture and history that they feel the need to take what we have and attack us, and fear when we rebel in any way.
Imádlak moré! 🎻🎻🎻
But they are pretty true...
Maybe not in your country, but where I live I know stories that'd curl your hair up. I personally know some gypsy gun runners and drug dealers, but that's mostly whatever, that's business, regardless of being criminal. The worse stories, though, are of kicking people's teeth clean off, attacking in groups and puncturing guys with pieces of rebar, stabbings, etc. Some of these I witnessed myself, some of them friends of mine witnessed themselves.
I don't automatically judge or dislike someone for being gypsy, many are just normal people, but the stories don't come from nowhere. A lot of them are on the wilder side... They are also victims of extreme racism, unfortunately. It ends up being an endless cycle.
@@vince2936 stay strong brother
I have Hungarian heratige as well as Romani heratige. Love the Hungarian culture. Loving the sound of this music. Been so long since I've heard Romani music
My mother grew up in Hungarian community in US. She said they hired gypsy musicians for weddings and parties often. They played music that everyone danced to. It makes we want to dance too.
Those hired gipsy musician were not rockstars. That was a different world. They were ethnic gipsies, who were playing Hungarian music for a living for an ethnic Hungarian audience. That audience were not interested in hearing gipsy folk music, but Hungarian dance music, based on Hungarian folk tradition. The so called MAGYAR CIGÁNYZENE, the Hungarian Gipsy Music nothing to do with the gipsy folk music played in this video.
@@szabolcshajdu792 that was my understanding too.
Best Gypsy play list ever.
Thoses people are real GYPSIES !
It's crazy how I can understand Every little word ....
#Roots 😍
Sep! That's awesome!
And you are in America!?!?!?
Then you are lovari like me
GOD, ANY GOD, bless TH-cam for this rich, beautiful Romani heritage and musical celebration of our people!!!!! Thanks to you, Belle Voci!
I want to dance and party just listening to this
I am part Hungarian. I was never exposed to much of my heritage (paternal side.. because he wasn’t). I’m kinda feeling it! 👍🏽☺️
My Grandpa is Hungarian and never really embraced it so i had to learn on my own and with the help of my mother to rediscover my roots.
@@ryanmcconnell5345 th-cam.com/video/bHpWva3dCQg/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/Ucc6c9reA8c/w-d-xo.html
Thats not how heritage works
Listening from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. So relaxing... Makes me wanna dance...
Eu sou do interior de São Paulo e tb estou ouvindo 😊
nem só de funk vive o carioca....
Zona leste de SP aí, grande Itaquera
i have a hungarian heritage and this is so beautiful to me. i also love rromani culture and i wish i knew the language. i am also sad that my parents haven't shown me my hungarian roots and i don't know the language
your last name is very hungarian
Also part of the melting pot but you can pick up the dialect through enough lyrics
BE AWARE that you can correct the Omissions of your parents. I am in a similar place, My Dad was Hungarian American BUT he and My Grandmother imparted very little about Hungary and its people and history to me and my brother. I have tried to "Reconstitute" my Hungarianness by learning some of the basics of our Wonderful language, UNIQUE in Europe and visit and participate in local Hungarian American festivals here in the NE US and by speaking with and people and starting friendships with other Hungarian American both in person and online.
I would provide my own Email but some of my posts in other places have caused anger in some communities (Turks, romanians) So i must refrain.
BUT START and you will find a wonderful Culture and People to which YOU belong as much as anyone!!!!
i love hungary 🇭🇺❤ greetings from chile! 🇨🇱
I am getting addicted to that music. So so so beautiful
Hungary gypsy music the best gyipsy music all the world
True
My family is Hungarian! This music is food for my soul! Kozma nagypapa Remélem, boldog vagy a mennyben. Köszönöm, hogy elhoztad a családodat ebbe az országba, és lehetőséget adtál nekem, hogy éljek.
I have lived n hungary.,..i don t doubt this is hungarian, but the first rwo sound a lot more greek or turkish....the third is more hungarian
Es tan maravilloso conectar con esta maravillosa cultura a través de su música tan hermosa y mágica, es como hacer un viaje a otro mundo. Saludos desde Venezuela, América del Sur. Greetings from Venezuela, South America. I love the Hungarian culture.
🇭🇹Aunque no entiendo nada de lo que dice pero me encanta mucho el ritmo, ase unos años la escuchaba junto a mi amigo de Hungría.
Живи и здрави да сте всички и весели празници 😃👍👍👍👍💥💥💥💥💥❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💥💥💥💥💥💥
I love this type of mediterranean music.
I love hearing culture. It boosts the spirit
Hungary isn’t Mediterranean
Çok hoş çok güzel bir şarkı lajos kossuth'un kaldığı eve her gittiğimde bu müzikler çalıyor
içimde :))
music keeps us united
Best gypsy playlist ever
As a Roma who born in Hungary 🇭🇺 I can hear the Turkish influence and actually if I think about it the whole Eastern Europe has some Turkish influence including my Roma people .. 🇹🇷 = ☸️🇭🇺 🇷🇴 🇷🇺 🇧🇬 🇦🇱
Track one is awesome
Hermosa música.
Brother! THANK YOU SO MUCH for this work you did posting it! It's AMAZING!!! Cheers from Brazil! Optchaaa!!!
nagyon jo zenek
My mother is Hungarian descendents in South of Brazil
And I'm a gypsy descendant from southeast region of Brazil
@@antinoofromgreece6560 me too but I live in hungary
That is exactly what I was looking for! Beautiful. Celebrate cultures 🌈
My Hungary ♥️🔥🙏🏼
I am from Brazil and fascinated by Hungarian music. Fantastic composers such as Béla Bártok and Zoltan Kodály. Concerto for Orchestra by Bártok is one of my favorite classical pieces. Although I am not Hungarian descendant I am eager to visit Hungary and know better the popular music, either purely Hungarian as Bartok and Kodaly recorded or with Roma influence. Great country.
Magyarország nem cigányország
💕💕🙏🏽💕💕 Ez igaz 💯🥁
Very beautiful music!!
Music, heritage
It sounds very Balkan. Greetings from North Macedonia ❤️
Fun fact
Hungary is the least Easter European (culturally) county of eastern europe
@TheScriptures Lake roma music
The difference is we are not balkanic is what your probably meant to say exactly though if you wanna get technical. We are like more central Eastern Europe like say Slovakia Ukraine Croatia and some Austrian Germanic style mixed in as wel fro my ears of Germanic influence though more slavic as genetically the larger majority are of slavic DNA
aun recuerdo esa bella musica en la plaza de budapest.
I love this. Thank you so much for posting. I could listen to this for hours :-)
Greetings from Germany🇩🇪🤝🇭🇺
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thank you traditional Music Channel :-)
Great Music 🙂💖👍
Thank you, Much love!
Enjoyed thanks
Beautiful
Respect from Saint Catherine.
nice thing to say
تحياتي من المملكه ألعربيه السعوديه الى الشعب المجري
Suliman
Thank you!
The way they say “ hey he hey he” when music plays just like egyptians😱❤️
Amazing
Yes anyway at Thank You . 💖
So going to try to do relaxing now and listening to this and at the same time 👉 light houseduties 💕💗🙏🕉️
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Beautiful! Thank you for preparing this.
Love this ❤️🙏
Hungary-Magyar! Im hungary live in Budapest!.
Save World Angel
Magyar=Hungarian
Magyarország=Hungary
Tóka Titán I wanted to write the same😂
It doesn't matter if you're not listening."
Save World Angel so do i
Can you tell me the name of the song that was playing when the 9 Romanians died in the minibus last year? Thanks
Great !
Much of the music in this video is pretty much *_the_* only kind of music from Hungary that has an Ottoman Turkish/Arab influence, as pretty much all other kinds of music from Hungary is a type of Western-style of music (both traditional and modern)!
In real this is by far not that sound that you hear in Hungary from gypsy musicians, i would say this is not what we call hungarian gypsy music
Szalay Lajos You're saying that real Gypsy music from Hungary sounds much more like Western European music (like most other music from Hungary) than Turkish music - but am I right about this, or am I missing something here?
You Are 100 % Correct My Brother !
For now............................. heh
Csángó Hungarian music also carries Turk influence, primarily the old style songs and tunes.
I'm in love with first one
Beautiful language, mucus, heritahe
Love from india
Bravissimo. Romanely-chavely.👍👍👍
In Hungarian Gypsy Music is NOT the music of the Gypsy but its a Gypsy style of playing Hungarian folk music. There is a big misconception of what the word means abroad. The music now being played however is not Hungarian but perhaps Gypsy in origin. The Gypsy language is related to the Hindu language of India where they originate from while Hungarian is a totally different origin and its native style of music is also totally different.
Love from Odisha India 🇮🇳🙏
BTW gypsy languge it is largely made of up Hungarians, but it consits of several European languages(greman,russian,english,
spanis,little bit france,and finn,sweeden,norway.pl)
funny how people adapt when forced to migrate
you dont know what your talking about smart ass
Btw guys, this is not traditional Hungarian music. This is Hungarian gipsy music which is different.
Being Hungary is not a question of your blood.
It's a question of your heart!
It fuckin is! Your heart has nothing do with being Hungarian or not.
İmadom Shalom! :)
The melodies Sound, in my opinion, very Balkanic.
Szep🎵🎶🎼
As PetrosB4 earlier pointed out, first part sounds Greek. But then, the rest is real gypsy. I even come to think of Django Reinhardt.
Sounds like Turkish music + Spanish music + Zulu music + Indian music + Kazakh music mixed!
That's what gipsies are! A mix of the world in one people.
and Arabic too , A cocktail of all these types of music
I always thought some gypsy music sounded Brazilian, for example “sar me Khere avava” by the Czech gypsies
ONE MORE !
Hungary is a beautiful nation of Romani/Sinti people mixed with Turks, Tartars, Indians, Arabs and Mongols. What a lovely culture to behold!
Ooh they gonna get mad at that xD
You're just a ROMANIan gypsy, your opinion is insignificant to the Magyars. It's surprising that you can read and write.
Anyone who saw the Borat movie can get a clue what kind of culture you have.
@@ARP4D Am I a gypsy or an Albanian? Because you Mongols call us both, so which is it? Made your mind up yet?
1.Vlad is Hungarian.
2.The Hungarians is not Tatars and Mongolos.
3.the most Hungarian gypsy community hate the romanians.😅😆
I know im gypsy
@@adobozkiraly4723 Vlad wasn’t Hungarian, but his wife were. It’s weird that I only met with nice Romanian people in England, it’s usually the Facebook and TH-cam comments where all the retarded ones spread the hatred. I just had a bad day and couldn’t resist to wrote a reply to him. My bad. Hopefully one day will be peace among us, Romanians, Hungarians and Gypsies. That’d be awesome to everyone.
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👍 ... la la laaa... ♫ ♪
Miss the hotel Danube
Thats "vlachy style music halgato to čardáš" its basicaly a sad song that transforms your mood to a positve way of thinking.
It just gets better I find my self not listening to anything else now !
Grandparents came from Hungary
49:00 cimbalom great instrument
This is Gypsy Music from Hungary..... NOTHING to do with the MIddle east or the Ottomans. The opposite is true, these Romani players influenced the music of THOSE regions.
I wouldn't be so sure. I'm pretty sure Hungarian gypsy music historically has had influence from not only middle-east and ottoman cultures but also many others. All music borrows and develops from other existing cultures. It's the beauty of music. Hungary was occupied by the Ottomans for a hundred years back in 16th 17th century so to say they had no influence I think is incorrect. Gypsy melodies can be heard for examplein Bartók's compositions and Charlie Parker's sax.
@@fabuniverse3908 could not agree more! Very well said🤙
@@fabuniverse3908 yes it is very true .. im a roma who born in hunagry but grow up in canada .. and you are so right about ottoman empire was indeed in hunagry they were the ones who brought the majority of roma gypsies to europe in the 16th century as slaves who were metal whorkers who also created made swords for the army thats why they brought them .. my rumongro roma cast came much earlier we left india in the 5th or 6th century because of the persian king 🤴 invited us to their home persia/iran to entertain them the whole perisa as musicans and dancers bcuz when he traveled to india he heard gypsies play music and dance he fall in love he said he felt happier after .. so we stayed there for about 400 hundred years after war broke out india persia arabic countries we left to europe with our language music culture dating back to thousands of years .. so your wrong about the music part this is not ottoman music this is pure roma music .. and as for the hungarian folklore music wich is not gypsy or arabic its hungarian come from the hungarians.. and when my roma race started to play their music so they can make more money bcuz our original music they didn't like that only a few .. and when they learnd the hungarian folklore music or what ever European folklore music or all over thr world music thats when they make good money in those times and eastern europeans started to like roma musicans so much that before they went to war or come back from war on horse's sworfs they asked the roma people to play for them and they had big parties .. so its not arabic .. but the song that we hear here now that is a ottoman or arabic song that is true im guessing it was a song famous song back in the day in Europe.. but listen to hungarian or roma music you notice nothing is arabic or trukey
dumbest comment I have ever read
Roma music knows how to travel.
Imagine the musical journey of the Romany people. They left north India around a thousand years ago, I'm sure a few of which must have been musicians. As they traveled over hundreds of years through different lands they put on shows, heard the local music and jammed with locals all the while being influenced and influencing musically. Then nearly a thousand years later you have the genius Django Reinhardt.
the problem is that the gypsy art of music was passed down from generation to generation. that passing down is no longer happening in alot of areas and most gypsies can't play any music or instruments because of it. up to 90% of gypsy music from the 1700s onwards has been lost!
@@puncifikator3870 the world's changed quite a lot in the last hundred years. Everyone now lives in a globalised world. I imagine a lot of Roma young people today like hip-hop, rock, dance music, pop etc like all the kids do. Also I think it possible that music performance isn't as lucrative an art form now as perhaps it was in the past. Gypsy music like flamenco, manouche jazz and this Hungarian music here will never die, it's too good.
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The gypsies I've known were all nice ro me. The fact is, my parents had different experience, and reality has many faces. ✝️⚛
😃😄👍👍👍💥💥💥💥💥❤❤❤❤❤
Sorry for misspellings
48:00 sounds pretty Argentinian :O
Hello, I am an american born hungarian gypsy. sadly my grand parents passed when i was very young. anyone willing to teach me Romanes ? I want my children to know how to speak it, I know very little just the basics.
There are lessons here on youtube on how to speak Slovakian Roma; which is very close to Hungarian Roma; do a search & it will pop up!
@@user-tz2mc3sy2e didn't know thankyou !!
@@soulsanctuary4138 help us to keep our country. New school is builded where all is teached to the kids. Csak kerês otthon!
i started to question what we call proudly as traditional greek music. an amazing soundtrack, i wonder if modern gypsy communities still create such interesting compositions.I'm afraid of the answer to that question and what it says for both gypsy and city-host communities
@Hungaro Pride They aren't greek gypsies
@Hungaro Pride The first few songs sound greek to me, since i'm greek. The other songs don't sound familiar to me at all.
@Hungaro Pride Nice to know, i'm greek but from Australia.
@@sleekismboyz605 probably because most gypsies in europe came through anatolia and greece, which at the time was a hotbed of greek culture
selam olsun attilanin evlatlarina
It sounds a bit Greek. I like it
I think there is some Greek influence in some of these.
Pozdro z polski
Dziękuję
LOKOLÉÉOO
A beautiful middle eastern rithym...
Roma basaven aj gilaben andal hungar
Romani may have migrated from what is the modern Indian state of Rajasthan, migrating to the northwest (the Punjab region of the Indian subcontinent) around ...
Origin · Linguistic origins · Genetic evidence · Arrival in Europe
We Gypsies are not from India, it's a lie! We lived there for several years, but it is not our homeland. Our true heritage to Israel (Jerusalem) where Jesus lived
Typic greek music
BTW this king of very rare when it comes to music like this
I know
Can you explain me who the Roms, who the Roma and who the Rroms and who the Ramanies are? Does it not seem like a lot of names for the same people? Decide.
Roma, Roms and Romer and Romani are usually names for what we consider gypsies. Roma can also be a term for Romanians, according to some Romanian people, which are the people who inhibit the country of Romania. Haven't found any sources for the latter part, but based on the amount of Romanians I've made angry there must be some truth to it : )
@@modlio745 I like this "the people who inhibit the country of Romania." -- do not worry, that is not a country someone like you or anyone can inhibit. But you did reveal your character and intention, so point won. Be loved, as you deserve!
@@predamihailescu slight typo - *'inhabit'. not sure what you were trying to convey by character and intention, but eh. hope you have a good one!
I do not convey anything about your character, it is in the open for everyone.Be happy.
@@predamihailescu ok.. thanks?
Brawo Serbia
Allahu akber
"Puter mamo tyi kapuva" this is not gypsy this is rom-undro language😅 i think the kapu is vudar the kapu is hungarian word
Traditional hungarian music.
Varken Mayrdos your obsession is profound
I was able to find you isn't hacking a wonderful thing I also was able to find your exact location
Good luck ;)
Boris Goralski Sounds like Monster Hunter with a male voice.
My old neighbours where gipsys and they always listened to gipsy music in HIGH volume, and it Sound notging like these! They are terrible.
@Janik Bily I'm sad that you're content with pissing people off - he was probably talking about his neighbours
Show respect. Kurwa . You are terrible
Its like some Indian music also....sound travels!
The words are Hungarian and non of these insument are from 🇭🇺 I know I'm Hungarian