Balkan Gypsy Music
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A Gypsy woman saved my life by breastfeeding me when my mother was not able. Could this be the reason why Gypsy music touches my heart so?
No ofcourse not
@@ceoofgreenheartinvestmentf173 thank you 😊
The Soul Remembers, mi amor.
ha,the same thing happened to me also. Was brest fed by a gypsy woman as my mother did not have milk. I guess these things happen more offten than we imagine. Or,at elast it used to happen in those times.
That is a touching story ❤ it is being known that gypsy women can breastfeed more babies than other women can . I heard about that too👍
They also care for children and family is everything to the Roma 🙏❤ God bless you and that lady who saved your life
I'm a metalhead, I don't know how I came here but I loved it
same, good music is good music :)
Im a metalhead to
Same
Romani people are natural born metalheads.
Same
As a Romanian jew, i always have feel a big empathy and proximity with the Romani people. They just like us have experimented with centuries of discrimination and segregation (literally they passed throught the same horrible things than us like the holocaust) My grandma used to tell me that in the tsarist russia era, the jews where not allowed to enter to formal music schools, and the only people who taught us where the romani. All because they knew what was to be discriminated. Thanks to their help and the help us and vice versa for centuries .we have the Klezmer music thanks to them and much more. So for me whoever who thinks that romani are just thief , is just like ignorant as the people who says that all the jews are zionist or all the muslims are terrorist.
Thanks for sharing this compilation it was very beutifull.
It's interesting you mentioned these things,I'm half romanian half roma and I actually know what you are saying,once a very blonde guy I know(a friend of a friend of mine) referred to the ""color"" of many of us as sh*tsk*n,felt really strange about it,he did direct it at someone else and tried to make it seem like a joke but that only made it sound even worse,there still is prejudice
Coaie cum sa fi evreu ce-i in neregula cu tine
there is still prejudice because the majority of them are acting very shitty in the society. i live in a neighbourhood populated only by gypsies, and you have no idea how horrible it if for me, as a girl. my windows are about to explode every time they listen to manele, and that happens everyday at any hour. +you have no idea how it feels to not be able to walk home at late hours because you can be rapped or abused or even killed at any step. in the end it doesnt even matter when I leave the house, because every time i wear something more feminine or elegant, its impossible to not be assaulted with threats of rape by them, and to not be looked at like a slut they can have anytime they want. so for destroying my safety, my personal space and my confidence, i hate them. but, there is a huge but, i absolutely adore and love traditional gypsies, for example, gypsies from transylvania. they are literally so classy, i love their music, their clothes, their strong personalities and charm. i even bought a gypsy skirt from them and i absolutely love to wear it. they are also more friendly. when my parents wanted to leave sibiu to come back home, the car was broke and some gypsies who were street cleaners helped my dad fix it. no romanian did this. so, there is a huge huge difference between classic, traditional gypsies and my neighbours type.
i always wanted to spend at least one week in their "șatra", because it seems to be a little world from another time, i just love them
Hi.im moslem thank you for your fairly understanding.
@@alexandrunae9378 yeah im from romania too and im romani but im too blonde lol
You can really hear the mix between Slavic and Indian music- the best of both combined to create something unique.
it's not indian nor slavic
its balkanic music
@@klaus6091 baut balkan is slavic for the most part.
Well this is balken mixed with jazz swing with the gypsy taste ..
It's balken gypsy music .. so yes its both bcuz gypsy from India
@@frankfarkas2208 yeah The gypsys came from the Indian region and settled in the balkans
All songs are by Dikanda
00:00 Kokodoi
2:39 Ajotoro
7:41 Szirato
12:48 Staro Nevestinsko
15:36 Jokriste Czarno
20:41 Szai Dżela
25:10 Kaman Song
27:11 Mě minise i gapi mou
Much love to all the Roma people💖
omg thank you so much
Okay, I am totally Irish with some Scot and Viking, but I find that this speaks to my soul too. Real music is not genetic.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ спасибо!
The last song sounds greek!
The mouth harp at Kaman Song goes hard.
I'm from Rajasthan, the land where Romani people originated.
It's amazing the way people get modified, I may be trying too hard in vain, but I can feel our culture in this music.
Amazing.
A vast majority of people in the Balkans speak an Indo European language. English is an Indo European language of the West Germanic branch. English milk, Tocharian malke, Latin mulgeo, Old Irish melg, Greek amelgo, Russian moloko and so forth.
Linguistic, textual, genetic and archaeological evidence for the Out of India Theory of Indo European Languages
Baghpat Chariots, Weapons and the Horse in the Harappan Civilization - Dr. BK Manjul
th-cam.com/video/fZvKpjjTpgg/w-d-xo.html
Findings from the latest genetic study conducted by ASI in collaboration with the Reich Lab at Harvard using ancient DNA from Rakhigarhi
slides at 29:00 mark
th-cam.com/video/Dio3Ep0nlv4/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/n4WFk0iEK5k/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/f0Lg1b_8N54/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/-wIu3dUsmtY/w-d-xo.html
Here are the tribes that spread the Indo European languages from South Asia to West Asia, Central Asia and to Europe
Avestan) Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Sairima (Śimyu), Dahi (Dāsa).
NE Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Nuristani/Piśācin (Viṣāṇin).
Pakhtoonistan (NW Pakistan), South Afghanistan: Iranian: Pakhtoon/Pashtu (Paktha).
Baluchistan (SW Pakistan), SE Iran: Iranian: Bolan/Baluchi (Bhalāna).
NE Iran: Iranian: Parthian/Parthava (Pṛthu/Pārthava).
SW Iran: Iranian: Parsua/Persian (Parśu/Parśava).
NW Iran: Iranian: Madai/Mede (Madra).
Uzbekistan: Iranian: Khiva/Khwarezmian (Śiva).
W. Turkmenistan: Iranian: Dahae (Dāsa).
Ukraine, S, Russia: Iranian: Alan (Alina), Sarmatian (Śimyu).
Turkey: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Phryge/Phrygian (Bhṛgu).
Romania, Bulgaria: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Dacian (Dāsa).
Greece: Greek: Hellene (Alina).
Albania: Albanian: Sirmio (Śimyu).
Shrikant Gangadhar Talageri
talageri.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-rigveda-and-aryan-theory-rational_27.html
Five waves of Indo-European expansion: a preliminary model (2018)
Igor A Tonoyan-Belyayev
I. Tonoyan-Belyayev
www.academia.edu/36998766/Five_waves_of_Indo-European_expansion_a_preliminary_model_2018_
I am English and Welsh gypsy roots - gran a singer - I am an artist. My jeweller is Indian and loves the way I choose and wear traditional jewelry. Your music and dance touches my soul - so many generations removed, but WHO we are is influenced by ancestors! Saw an amazing concert - gypsy music from 10 different lands - we were all up on our feet and TOTALLY involved - music is LIFE!
Gypsys are from Israel. One Off the Lost tribes.
@Hungaro Pride That is incorrect Sir. Go through all the links above and particularly Igor's paper. Thank you.
I'm from Holland my grandfather from my mother's side was gypsy never met him but somehow love the music and know naturally how to dance to the music.
I’m Roma descended from Hungary all these comments from Gadjo make my heart so happy ❤️ if you enjoy our music, confront people who are racist at us! Make anti Roma mindset die out. Love you ✊
we cannot change anyones mind set - be strong, be proud of who you are - try to became immune . much love
Remove the marxist symbol from the end. They are nobody's allies, especially not yours. Check the history how they treated your people and other groups as well.
@@hoti47 That's a problem with governments, not with marxism. I'm a Sinti gypsy, the soviets took away and tortured my great grandmother, then when we fled to england they treated us worse here. If there is nothing else to be learned from history it's that gadje and their governments have the power to corrupt any ideal, and yet we still believe in truth and justice and every other quality. Marxism seeks to end governments, end the powers that let people do this to us, and anyone, Roma or gadjo, who doesn't see the wisdom in that must be an idiot or evil or both.
TU I NAJ SAN ROM
@@hoti47 You mean the USSR? The USSR and the Warsaw Pact were state-capitalists, and failed to even achieve a socialist economy, or political structure. A centralized economic and government system, which the wide use of secret police, the squandering of civil rights and political freedoms is anti-thetical to Marxism's goals. Marxist-Leninists are not true socialists no matter how much they can try. Coming from a Left-Wing Anarchist, you are absolutely false. I am aligned with those of the worker class who are oppressed by the state, and that also means those oppressed by the state for ethnic or religious reasons. You are just fed red scare propaganda to think that the USSR = all socialism/communism, which is untrue. I'd actually consider the USSR fairly close to fascism at time (Stalin, wasn't a coincidence that they not only have the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, but the Soviet-Axis Talks as well.), whilst at best being an authoritarian social democracy (The end of Gorbachev's Premiership) How about you check who were at the forefront of the Civil Rights movements across the world, oh wait, that is right it was the Marxists. Wasn't the Conservatives. Not the Liberals. Not the Fascists, but the Marxists. Figures from MLK to Einstein were either Sympathetic to Marxism or were Marxists.
Maybe before you go off against Marxists, you should realize how diverse a group they are, and how the broad minority are Marxist-Leninists, in which the rest of Marxist communities denounce and do not support. If all of Marxists should be represented by them, then every capitalist is a Nazi by your logic. I know this got long-winded, but I don't plan on going back to this comment, and wanted this to be here.
15:48 that beat starts to sound really Punjabi... you can hear their Northern Indian roots 💓
Fernando Christi Inostroza Jokoriste Czarno - Dikanda
@@Afghanistan758 all the songs? Isn't it romani language?
Whole Rajasthani vibe
There must be gipsies too!
It's band from Poland Dikanda, they play world music, not authentic traditional folk, so there are multiple influences from different cultures.
I’m Mexican but no border will ever put limit to my love for all cultures and music, I’ve always been in love with Romani music
All the people in this comment section saying gypsies are thieves:
If you hate their culture so much why are you listening to their music?
I know what you're trying to say
But I don't think it's a good argument
[No offense]
@@buka8569 why do you think it's not a good argument?
Music is meant to be shared
A lot of people make good music
Both kind hearted people and pure evil
I don't want to say gypsy steal but being wandering souls means some do
Thief's are universally hated
I guess what I'm trying to say is
It's just music at the end of the day
@@buka8569 yeah you're right music should be for sharing.
But personally I think it doesn't make sense to hate an entire ethnic group and their culture, but love their music at the same time, because culture and music are quite closely related.
Many brilliant musicians and Composers were horrible humans, doesn't make them less gifted Artists. One does not exclude the other
I'm Japanese but I always have been fascinated by Roma related culture like Flamenco, Manouche jazz, Rajasthan, so on... without knowing it's all related to Roman people😲✨
Such a rich and interesting culture they have!!
Hello my friend! Flamenco is a dance original from Spain. Just wanted you to know. Blessings!!
THANK YOU FROM FRENCH GYPSIE
@@Letty17 They are correct. Flamenco originates from Spanish Gitanos (aka Romani) from the south, just like the "andalusian dress" that goes with it.
Thank you from a Hungarian Roma
@@theduck0i read about this.. not to take anything away from the roma musicians that helped develop flamenco, but it is a common misconception that they solely created it. Flamenco itself got created by several different groups living in spain, amongst who the gitano, who also have their own sub genre of flamenco called gitano flamenco.. such a rich history flamenco has.. makes me want to listen to it more often.
As a Lebanese girl, the tone of this music reminds me of my own culture and it's wonderful. Much respect to this culture
gypsies in lebanon?
There are many domari (a people who are similar to roma) in Lebanon, may be why
@@aple8307 domari are actually Romani, theyre just Romani that didnt make it to Europe
Novik No they left india before us, domari and romani are similar, but not ”roma who didn’t make it to europe”
@Killikia Productions relax, gypsie culture gave us alot of things, we also gave them , we shared music and dance , cultures are not totally separated .
For all the Roma people out there, I know that you’re not all the same and all of your cultures are soooo beautiful
Thanks very nice of you
Fuck you nd karina
@@PurbleApe hahahaha
Thank you
👍
Doesn't matter what they say about them or if you like them or not. The fact is wherever gypsies went, they brought their music with them and they adapted their music to each country without losing their asian essence.
Greetings from Romania!
Jura te tu ca s au adaptat cand de fapt ei au creat cultura din Romania si alte parti. Singurele chestii la care s au adaptat au fost istrumentele.
@@gianiadkins2954 nu pot nomazii sa creeze cultura unui popor deja existent cu propie cultura. Muzica balcanica exista inaintea venirii romilor, sorry not sorry, au luat elemente din mai multe stiluri muzicale de pe unde au fost si au creat ceea ce au astazi.
@@matiltezaneu5380 da vere exista pe dracu, cultura voastra era aceasi ca a germanilor si asa mai departe, we invented balkanic music and culture, la fel ca si in Spania,flamenco si asa mai departe :)
@@matiltezaneu5380 nu ma crezi pe mine uita te in juru tau, uita te in Europa,tiganii au influențat foaarte mult culturile tarilor europene mai ales cele balcanice si a insulei iberice
@@gianiadkins2954 cum zici tu
As an american girl whos mother danced many folk dances from all over this music speaks to me. I grew uplistening to Hungarian. Scottish, Lebanese, Portugese, Polish, Celtic, ukranian and many more countries music. They are in my heart and veins forever. I then went on to dance folk dance myself from all over including Lebanon, Syria, Persia, Turkey, Bulgaria it is all in my veins and hear for ever.
❤❤❤
Le faltó el danke de palestina
I'm a gypsy myself we do exist if anyone is wondering and I do know how to speak English because I grew up in England
We know , Locals dont like you , i heard
Ahoj Barborka! Pozdravujem zo Slovenska! Hopaaaaa ❤️😉
Where are you from originally?
@@jimmysavilestanaccount2991 no one actually knows where we came from.. We are the people with no homeland.
@@zuboy4272 I am very much local to England, and the 48% of us who are not racist Brexshit voting cunts, certainly do NOT hate them.
Just found out i have a lot of gypsy ancestors and now my obsession with gypsy culture makes a lot more sense.
Blood Compiler welcome to the family!
does this help you KNOW why you are 'different' - my gran quietly helped me with that while my family looked at me askance - REVEL in your birthright!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Lotte if you don't use it in an offensive way its alright,I call myself gypsy at times
Roma culture really spices Europe up doesn't it
I‘m a gipsy Girl i don‘t steal i don‘t lie I‘m a Girl who Love Dance I‘m a normal human how all other People here:)
Ps: sorry for my english i know it‘s horrible 🙄😂
Everyone's equal! Be it black, brown, white. Keep spreading positivity
It's sad that this stereotype still exists... I really wish gypsies were treated nicely
@@vladcalimandruc6144 Idiot
Your English is good
Dont apologize
As a Romani woman I must say this hits home 🥰
Love from Gujarat (An Indian state)❤️🇮🇳
A vast majority of people in the Balkans speak an Indo European language. English is an Indo European language of the West Germanic branch. English milk, Tocharian malke, Latin mulgeo, Old Irish melg, Greek amelgo, Russian moloko and so forth.
Linguistic, textual, genetic and archaeological evidence for the Out of India Theory of Indo European Languages
Baghpat Chariots, Weapons and the Horse in the Harappan Civilization - Dr. BK Manjul
th-cam.com/video/fZvKpjjTpgg/w-d-xo.html
Findings from the latest genetic study conducted by ASI in collaboration with the Reich Lab at Harvard using ancient DNA from Rakhigarhi
slides at 29:00 mark
th-cam.com/video/Dio3Ep0nlv4/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/n4WFk0iEK5k/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/f0Lg1b_8N54/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/-wIu3dUsmtY/w-d-xo.html
Here are the tribes that spread the Indo European languages from South Asia to West Asia, Central Asia and to Europe
Avestan) Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Sairima (Śimyu), Dahi (Dāsa).
NE Afghanistan: Proto-Iranian: Nuristani/Piśācin (Viṣāṇin).
Pakhtoonistan (NW Pakistan), South Afghanistan: Iranian: Pakhtoon/Pashtu (Paktha).
Baluchistan (SW Pakistan), SE Iran: Iranian: Bolan/Baluchi (Bhalāna).
NE Iran: Iranian: Parthian/Parthava (Pṛthu/Pārthava).
SW Iran: Iranian: Parsua/Persian (Parśu/Parśava).
NW Iran: Iranian: Madai/Mede (Madra).
Uzbekistan: Iranian: Khiva/Khwarezmian (Śiva).
W. Turkmenistan: Iranian: Dahae (Dāsa).
Ukraine, S, Russia: Iranian: Alan (Alina), Sarmatian (Śimyu).
Turkey: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Phryge/Phrygian (Bhṛgu).
Romania, Bulgaria: Thraco-Phrygian/Armenian: Dacian (Dāsa).
Greece: Greek: Hellene (Alina).
Albania: Albanian: Sirmio (Śimyu).
Shrikant Gangadhar Talageri
talageri.blogspot.com/2020/03/the-rigveda-and-aryan-theory-rational_27.html
Five waves of Indo-European expansion: a preliminary model (2018)
Igor A Tonoyan-Belyayev
I. Tonoyan-Belyayev
www.academia.edu/36998766/Five_waves_of_Indo-European_expansion_a_preliminary_model_2018_
have zero romani in my blood but it seems like I should, this music goes so hard.
@Bob Mitchell being gypsy is a little bit in every human. We are all nomadic to some extent. We all need a change of walls from time to time. Gypsy just live that to 100%.
I love this music and I learned to sing some songs from these video as well
and I'm not Romani
You probably do.... we've been everywhere 🤣🤣🤣
So you want our oppression, slavery, genocide or just another gadjo romanticizing us while knowing nothing? It’s really gross to say things like this
Would have just been better to say this goes so hard
I guess the more ya know right
This is DIKANDA, polish group passionate about gypsy music. Greetings from Polish girl to Gypsy people
I descend from Italian gypsies, it is a pleasure to listen to this beautiful music, greetings from México
Italian gypsy too.
Does Mexican culture - love of music, make it a good place to live?
@@elizabethgannet6375 you bet
how do they call people from Main city "Roma" because in italian "Romani" are the people from Rome (Roma in italian)
@@madonnaputtanona3054 The romani are called Rom in Italian. Like you said romani means romans in Italian.
My family and I are Romani, and I love this music with all of my heart and soul. My grandfather never taught me much of the language, and to be honest I'm a bit lazy to continue learning right now, but this music speaks to me in ways no other music could, even though I can't understand it. I'm proud to be a Gypsy, and it makes me very glad to see others in this comment section saying the same.
Hey dear, im a Balkan Slav, i have a question for you. Do Roma people understand eachother no matter where they live. For example can Latino Gypsy and Poland Gypsy understand eachother
@@whatever2206 He just said he doesn't speak their language... But yes, they do.
@@0-Templar-0 He obviously can know the information im asking for, even if he doesn't speak the language you smarty
@@whatever2206some words for sure are the same.
It is a strange relationship I have with your people. I respect the art you have yet never met one of you guys that wasn't try to act maliciously towards me. I hope it may change someday, there has to be someone of you that I can speak with ffs... Btw I know very few things about you guys because of this obviously.
I grew up with gypsies, they are the most trusted and reliable people when you are in trouble, more than your own family, I'm white, labeled by my skin colour ,but I'm gypsy in my soul and heart , bless you all dear souls, inside we are all the same , enjoy this beautiful , uplifting music. Wish you all the best.
Thank you! Finally some positivity in the comment section. 😊 I don't know why everyone is so rude and stereotypical in the comments, but I appreciate you for commenting. 😁
I’m Romani myself, you’ve just made my day, my friend! Much love ❤️
Where are you from?
I think the same, brother!
My Hindi brothers and sisters
I'm brazilian and this people walk around us everyday, I love their culture and their dance ✨💕 optchá ao povo cigano ✨✨
Eu tambem ♡
I'm half brazilian but I love seeing Brazilians in these places
Também ❤️
And they love your wallet.
Muito axé nos nossos corações ciganos
@@fox7378 Just half?
I m indian. I don't understand a word but I just love it. Exploring music🎤🎼🎹🎶
im surprised for you,as an indian,not to understand any word from rromani language lol
even for me its hard to understand and im rrom haha maybe bcoz the singers are from poland rroma
@@iminsideyourwalls9432 It's very different.
@@iminsideyourwalls9432 Indians are not equal to Romas , India never existed as whole during their times , 90% of Indians ( in south + deccan + north east ) are not related to Romas whatsoever ,
@@iminsideyourwalls9432 it's not the same
So different from Spanish gypsy music, greetings from Spain I love the Balkans ♥️
Greetings from a balkan gypsy to you
The music starting at 11:50 sounds very much like the music my Romani nonna played on a record teaching myself and my cousins a dance she called the 'dance of the bells' I have very fond memories of giggling over getting dizzy from trying to dance as fast as the music plays.
i'm a hungarian gypsy girl
gypsies are beautiful
i'm so proud to be gypsy
i don"t care about haters
😍💓❤💖💕thank you god
for making me gypsy haters made me love my race even more
Good , Be Positive
@@randomtravels2024 why?you should be proud of ur race too ur special
Holy Viper same thing except I’m a Romanian gypsy 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@Dr retardo im not a gipsy but they have something called culture i dont know if you know what it means but its something like language and traditions not kfc and gay pride.
If your culture has the best music ever. Why do you listen to K pop?
I am attracted to Gypsy music. I am moved by the deep passion hidden in Gypsy music.
the honesty of deep feelings - pain and joy is missing today....music helps access this...
@@elizabethgannet6375
Yes! Bing aware of my own susceptibility to becoming cheaper and cheaper, I may be seek encouragement from music.
Thank you so much for your comment that gets to the heart of the matter.
Greetings from Japan.
@@hitoshiyokoo2157 whatever is around us - if we stay TRUE to our self and values, we can be happier - I prefer NO company to bad company, No music to bad music, No entertainment to rubbish etc etc. Find a lot of really encouraging articles on jw.org - uplifting - strengthening my resolution to be strong. may music and this earths beauty bring you joy - stay well and strong
@@elizabethgannet6375
Thank you for your very encouraging words.
I would like to enjoy the channel you introduced.
@@hitoshiyokoo2157 just found your answer - sorry for delay - HECTIC few weeks ! Just listened to that beautiful music - soulful! Fields reminded me of my childhood.... Friend is a textile artist with a wonderful collection of Indian embroidery and so she will enjoy this too. Stay well - and be true to yourself my dear.
I am an Irish gypsy and love this music. Gypsy blood in my veins drives me insane, no home all alone, wandering free dancing over the sea. No riches or gold, I'm a delightful soul. Thanks for the music.
just wondering hy so many Irish travellers try to pass themselves off as "gypsy".
Same thing homie we have the same nationalities except I’m a Canadian American gypsy part Russian part Armenian part part Italian part Irish 😂😂😂😂😂😂 it feels good being a gypsy though
As a non-Gypsy I admire your people, you seem to care more about enjoying life rather than being rich
I am from Brazil and I have been increasingly passionate about European folk music. Thank you for preserving the ancestral culture of ancient peoples and spreading it to the world!
Essas músicas são tradicionais do povo Romani ("cigano"). A cultura e identidade deles precisam ser respeitadas independente do continente ou época.
Het is mooi om naar te luisteren, Tzigani. Roma.. of hoe we het ook benoemen.
Er is veel nostalgie weemoed. In ons hart zijn we allen ook Roma's.
Eu também sou brasileiro... meu bisavô veio de Malaga e eu toco um pouco de flamenco. Sinto isso nas veias...
finally, find the rhythm which appears in my dream...
sweet dreams indeed!
@@elizabethgannet6375 je ne pense pqs
I am gypsy and im proud of it!
so you should be.there are so many great things about it.
Ew
@@user-qf7rm2po5y You're disgusting for saying such a thing.
@@user-qf7rm2po5y greek gypsy
@@user-qf7rm2po5y what the ew for?
listening from Persia/Iran! love it!
I'm not a gypsy but i love this culture... gypsys are such beautiful people. They deserve all the respect as every human, hun Judge Frollo?
My parents used to have Dutch gypsy musicians in their management when I was 18/21.
I've been so blessed to be present at many of their performances and have had them perform at my birthdays with their whole families present.
Such a wonderfull period of my life.
Rosenberg toevallig?
MetaphorMadness Ja inderdaad
Balkan + gypsies = heaven in the earth.
One day I'm gonna visit all the balkan countries, their culturr is amazing
Sebastián Perez Pizarro 🛩 Romania
Taste our Sarmale
@WeDoCoolStuff - The trick i think, is to get to know someone and be invited in. But it require more effort than just passing by. That has been how i have been around in the Townships of southern Africa - when you know people, gateways open.
@@EmilReiko yeah this is very true.
@Aleksej zvekic shut up
Sarmale and Mamaligă are making a good SQUAD
Much MUCH love from India. I feel as if even though my family is from North India, I have my heart settled in the Balkans. So much love to all of you people. Wishing all unity, love, and healing 🌺❤️🌺❤️ xxxx
There are Gypsies in North India!!
@@tommylawrence3095 yes I am aware. In fact I do know they originate from North India! However, I'm in love with Balkan culture and Romani culture in the Balkans! It's so beautiful!
@@tommylawrence3095 They do not call themselves as gypsies
We welcome you with open arms💫🙏😊 Northern India has such a beautiful and vibrant culture!! Much love and respect to you also🇮🇳❤️🇲🇪
@@acaciatzipporah4654 thank you VERY MUCH for sending all the love, your comment truly made my day! Montenegro is a BEAUTIFUL nation and I'd absolutely LOVE to visit someday! Your culture, music, and history is also very deep and rich! Sending an abundance of love and well wishes! Stay blessed ✨ x
Greetings from Serbia! Beautiful gypsy music 💃🏾👏🏻
Jugoslavia 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🇵🇱
@@guciogucio758 what do you mean?
Gucio Gucio That’s the Polish flag...
Živeli. From Chicago. 🇺🇸 🇬🇹 🇷🇸
Love Serbia from the USA🇺🇲❤️🇷🇸
Sing it out beautiful gypsy sisters. Hungarian-Romanian blood flowing through my veins. I wouldn't have it any other way.
Hungarians and Romanians aren't gypsies though
@@teodze3432 according to DNA I am.
@Aetheryou're not worth my time. If you feel I insulted you, my apologies.
@@rosemeemz3387they just meant don't say the g word
@@run2leon I know thanks. It's a way of life....a culture.
Greetings from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 personally, I am fascinated with gypsy culture and music. I dance with music and try to commune with the divinity inside me. I'm on the quest to find answers and joy for my soul. I am obsessed with ancient Indian culture, matrika-yogini concept. I want to explore female divinity more.. I feel a deep connection in my heart with the ancient cultures. I don't know why as if I can almost see my past lives. Music is one of the key to unlock the door I am taking....
refer to them as romani people or roma people instead because the term "gypsy" is considered to be a slur
@@safia177 didn't know that. Thanks
@@sharminshondi7641 thats okay
I'm of latino origin, but this music feels strangely familiar.
the first song filled me with unexplicable joy
I just learned yesterday that my grand grandmother's real dad was a Rom , in Bordeaux. It was a big family secret...
Marion - Lisa welcome to the family!
has this helped you understand yourself more?
@@elizabethgannet6375 I don't know ! I've been changing country and path all the time, contrary to the people my age who remained more comfortable and settled, that's for sure.. Also have been good with arts and music, and have had some strange "fortune telling" intuitions but that sounds so cliche doesn't it ahah
@@VideoTalesV I too travelled LOTS - changed occupation LOTS which my siblings did not understand. Gran said I was like her uncle - an artist and that is where my gift / passion are. Music is my 'lifeblood'. Be true to yourself my dear.
@@elizabethgannet6375 🌙 And you as well beautiful ! 🌞
Without knowing even one word of song, it can tauch my heart as well 🥺❤️ this is power of music 😭❤️
All of you have such deep and meaningful reasons to be here with tied in stories while I myself is just looking for musical inspiration for a story I’m trying to write. Lol
Its alright im just high and enjoy music
I'm French and I have absolutely no connexion to gipsy culture and art whatsoever, but my God does their music speak to my soul !! 🫶🏻 How not to love the joy, strength, melancoly sometimes, and vibrance of this ? 🥹 It's as beautiful as life is. 🙏🏻
Fantastic. Thank you for this and please do continue with your work.
Музыка льется как бальзам на душу. Ноги сами идут в пляс. Скрипочка, наверное, контрабас, гитара и еще музыкальные интстументы. Сказочно 🎵🎸🎷🎤🌷
as someone who lives in the Balkans the beats of the songs feel very familiar! i had the urge to dance to every one of them the are so full of life!
Hello to our Gipsy brothers and sisters, from India!
hello
Bravo! You recognised that, Gypsies are from India.
Most of Europeans do not know that!
They are no culture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I like their original culture and music. The scales are awesome and the beat just takes you with it. Gypsies should be proud of this.
This is simply divine! I can't stop listening to these songs, that's wonderful! Our gypsy people have a very original style of music. And it makes me more proud every day to have the blood of this beautiful and incredible people running through my veins. Awesome video! ❤😁
TH-cam really seems to be the best place for finding music and more about cultures from all over the world
This is amazing! I will listen to it whenever I need an energy pickup.
What is not to love about the Gypsies! They have such a passion for life, love, and music! I feel we are kindred spirits, my friends! Blessings of the soul to you and yours always! xo
I'm only half gypsy but definitely its strong when it comes to feeling music,true😂
Im in love with gypsy culture. Im american and i have zero romani blood. My mom was a traveling psychic making money off making dreamcatchers on Indian reservations and tarot to make a living. She still does it but because she had me she didn’t want me to live out of a car so she had to stop and fortune read and do magic from home. Im older in a traditional celtic/witch family and absolutely can appreciate this music. 🥺❤️
Oh wow was your mother native?
Bless You and Mom and Me and Anyone reading this...Uplift...Innovate...Integrate...Seasons bring Gifts more than Hardships,Gifts of Civil Communion and Appreciation for All There Is,Was,and Will Be...I Live hence I pledge to Love....
Greetings from Brazil to the Balkan countries!!
Ayy I don’t know why I love this music and the dances so much! I’ve just... I love it idk how to express it 😂
Big fan of balkan music. Purest I have heard so far. Big up from INDIA.
I LOVE THIS I CAN'T STOP I FEEL LIKE IM GOING BACK IN TIME WHEN I LISTEN TO THIS
I’m half Serbian Gypsy. It was a family secret for a long time. I’m shocked but excited at the same time
How did you find out? What kind of moment was it? If I can ask :P
why family secret xD im proud gipsy from Germany...
@@funnyvideos3438 Nazi germany kinda had them shook
Things I love about this: you can hear different cultures throughout, things picked up on eons of migration to new lands and new places. Still, some things never change - bright, beautiful colors and a sense that they know something we don't!
this music really uplifts my spirits during these sad times
Huge respect to your channel for these quality uploads!
Immense love from Bangladesh! Don't understand a single word. But music is universal! Loved the composition!
Beautiful people and music!! Much love from California. Bless you all!!
Best mix ever! Complete❤
Greetings from Iran.
I'm Mexican and I like to listen to new tunes all the time. I have to say this album is great. I highly recommend it.
Fernando Oviedo III These arent new tunes 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
What's the album name?
I wish I knew why this has such resonance with me.
Thank you for posting. It wasn’t an intentional find, but I’m thoroughly enjoying it and will surely draw some inspiration in my guitar playing from it. It’s like a lot of the ideas I hear in my head already that I can’t manage to bring full circle but out in the open.
I don’t understand why people hate gypsies they are so beautiful and I love their culture and art! I wish I was a gypsy too...
I don't hate
SAME
I don't hate gypsies. There are thousands in every country in Europe and Asia and millions worldwide.
Not all can be bad. Just good and bad individuals.
I love their culture
A lot of it is an old cultural rivalry. Back in the old days, work was highly seasonal and people needed to work to survive (stocking up for winter), thus having to compete with foreign travelers didn't go well...
Today, there are some different problems: lack of integration, no ambition to contribute to society in any meaningful way, lawlessness, and tribalism to the point that one argument results in a hundred gypsies coming to fight... Obviously, it's not all of them, but some places have a lot of bad apples... and the worst part about them is that they are highly cooperative among themselves, but absolutely uncooperative with everyone else...
One funny example: one guy fell in love with a gypsy woman and she asked him for help to get her brother into the country and he found a loophole (had something to do with Scheinselbständigkeit, essentially opening a business, but not making any money, and then relying on welfare, but with a lot of extra steps). Soon, her brother came, but not just him. It was the entire village! If I remember correctly, 200 people all wanted to settle down in the same city at once! The mayor allegedly called the mayor of the town they had left and received a mocking reply, something about a woman can be stunningly beautiful, but an alcoholic will stay an alcoholic and that they are now his problem...
The mayor got furious and it didn't help that when he visited the quarter where they had settled (at times a dozen people in a tiny flat), he was standing next to a pile of garbage taller than him, and reporters filmed, how someone held a little kid outside of a window, high up in the building so that it could poop down! The mayor frigging lost it. He said a bunch of things that got him canceled for racism. He lost his office and his party membership was revoked. The right-wing party invited him, but he refused to join them. He devoted his life to trying to draw awareness to the importance of selective immigration and integration.
PS: I had Gypsies as neighbors. He was working in a well-paid white-collar job and had two fancy cars. His wife was probably the nicest of all our neighbors. However, when it came to being well-integrated and law-abiding, they were roughly on the same level as us Austrians (trying to cut corners everywhere and use malicious compliance to mess with authorities).
Just listening to this music makes my heart swell with joy and I cannot help jumping up and starting to dance✨💃🏼
Im not Roma, But I am Romanian. Born there...
But despite only recently finding my ethnic origins, Even blood relatives in many cousins....
Ive been on my own from the start. Im glad i grew up away from the harmful stereotypes people hold over Roma people.
I relate more with Roma people than Romanian. Just not having anything but myself, and things that bring me joy.
Finding my way essentially alone in the world and wandering around to see what good and beautiful things i can find, from friendships, to experiences, love, joys, money, and of course fun. dispite all the hardships... Abuse... traumas... and hate...
I appreciate your journey's and history.
It is amazing how many people in our small world feel relaxed and enjoy your beautiful music and culture,which originated in Bangladash and not in Egypt from what I learned.
I love dancing!!! I was at a wedding for the first time, I heard music, then I started to dance the night away, a group of men started to smile and dance with me.
Wow I never met a Romani person before, but greetings from an Indo-Guyanese person, I love your music.
Thank you for your amazing chord progressions, Romani!
Respectfully, turkish musicians
I went to Balkan music concert twice in Scotland. Absolutely love it! (They kinda put Belarus, Balkan, Greek music in the same concerts) The music instruments are very cool and the vocals were angelic! ❤️ This is so reminiscent of those beautiful memories 🥰
Music is always lovely and is not bound by any man made barriers.... Love this music!! Celebrate your culture and ethnicity from wherever u are and don't forget your roots whatever people say... Love from India...
Beautiful music!!❤️❤️
Love the music!!
When i was a kid,my mom bought me this beautiful gypsy dress,i wore it almost everyday. I don’t know much about their culture, but the costumes are so gorgeous,and this music is beautiful!
All the wonderfull and positive comments remind me how beautifull humans are.. ❤
I love romani culture and music, it's so romantic and mysterious.
I love this beautiful music. I've just found out I'm Balkan Romania gypsy and very proud 😁 ❤ hi to you all much love 💃
I know it was two years ago, but I'm proud for you as well! ❤
i did a dna test and got the same result
Going back to my roots with my gypsy heritage and I’m so proud of it
Damn that's beautiful..esp 2nd song.
since i read about Gypsy history and culture I got caught up of how amazing and passionate they are .. and their music give me the feel of belonging to somewhere I do not where but I feel calm and happy .. may our roads crossed one day .. love and peace upon you
I love the gypsy culture! It's really fascinating!
This music makes me want to dance all over the house even if i am not gypsy. Your culture is really beautiful !
Gypsy culture is amazing hands down. It's shadowed by *we all know what*. It's unfortunate that people ignore the good part for only a portion of community.
Beautiful music 👍❤⚘💃
God bless the Roma people
Love ❤ from Bosnia.
I hope gipsy people get acknowledged by our society soon.
This became my favorite Channel. I often listen to, and search for, music from different countries, cultures or religions. Its a miracle that i found this channel, and also kind of weird that i didnt found it before!
Music connects!
the real gypsy music is this one I know because I know a Roma musician plays this music when it's supposed to be Sinti music. th-cam.com/video/urhmgk0-OhY/w-d-xo.html

So different from Turkish gypsy music,balkan gypsy music is just wanderfull.
my drops of gypsy blood are enjoying this so much
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I’m Hungarian Romanian and Romani and I wish the G word wasn’t so popular on all the videos related to our music but other than that I love that our culture is being embraced
Shut up loser, gypsies is just how you guys are called just like Arabs, Jews etc there is nothing offensive or anything for you to cry about.
@@davefekete7187the g word is a racial slur the correct words are Roma,Romani,or rom white before the 16th century white people would call them Egypticans or gyptians due to the misconception that they came from Egypt because of their dark skin.