I love this comment cause I'm actually Irish and that's really nice to hear that. And I'm actually pretty sure that the anime Durarara has a Mythical Gaelic creature in it
You're welcome! Me and my mother love these songs :D Yes the word Durarara comes from Dullahan which is a mythical being from the irish folklore. Celty from Durarara is actually a Dullahan :)
In the movie Song of the Sea they used the Indonesian gamelan (music instrument also heard in Life of Pi) for much of the songs. I'm Indonesian and I was wondering how the Irish and Indonesian cultures could be connected and why they used the oriental instruments from Indonesia. Well, I guess because they share both magical landscapes and awesome folklore. Of course magic can be found everywhere in the world, but Celtic and Indonesian/Oriental folklore and music will always be the most magical for me. :)
@@seneca983 yes, dúlamán is Irish for "channelled wrack," a type of edible seaweed. I'd recommend looking up a lyric translation video, the lyrics are actually super awesome and it's a story about a rich father's daughter who wants to run away with a poor man, but the father refuses to let her go, however all the characters are seaweed. The main chorus is "Seaweed from the yellow cliff, Irish seaweed, Seaweed from the sea, the best in all of Ireland."
@@seneca983 basically. Seaweed has two purposes: eating, or dying clothes. The suitor collects seaweed to eat, the father collects seaweed to dye clothing (which is about as "white collar" as you get for ancient jobs)
Tess Carmichael Duolingo sucked for my. When I hit "Irish" it literally made me guess what every word meant instead of it teaching me first then quizzing. It also didn't know how to pronounce the words.
Since this is a fantasy setting, it is entirely possible that the head gear he is wearing is more than sufficient to protect his head. It could have magic in place to equal or exceed the protection of an ordinary helmet while allowing for maximum visibility. Or failing that, you could just remember that hero's don't wear helmets.
I used Dulaman as a gamertag once a long time ago. (does 2 years ago count as a long time?) I didn't know its literal translation was Seaweed until after the fact. sure as Hell wasn't to going to explain THAT to everyone in the game. I would've lost my savage/hardcore factor if I had. (not that I rly had much of a hardcore factor to begin with XD) I certainly didn't know it also meant a noble, decapitated, undead knight. (if I ever use that gamertag again and someone asks me "what does Dulaman mean?" I can now ACTUALLY sound hardcore and say "its a decapitated, undead knight. ya got a problem with that?")
"Dúlaman" lyrics A 'níon mhín ó, sin anall na fir shúirí A mháithairin mhín ó, cuir na roithléan go dtí mé [Curfá:] Dúlamán na binne buí, dúlamán Gaelach Dúlamán na farraige, b'fhearr a bhí in Éirinn Tá ceann buí óir ar an dúlamán gaelach Tá dhá chluais mhaol ar an dúlamán maorach Bróga breaca dubha ar an dúlamán gaelach Tá bearéad agus triús ar an dúlamán maorach [Curfá 2x] Góide a thug na tíre thú? arsa an dúlamán gaelach Ag súirí le do níon, arsa an dúlamán maorach Rachaimid chun Niúir leis an dúlamán gaelach Ceannóimid bróga daora ar an dúlamán maorach [Curfá] Ó chuir mé scéala chuici, go gceannóinn cíor dí 'Sé'n scéal a chuir sí chugam, go raibh a ceann cíortha [Curfá] Cha bhfaigheann tú mo 'níon, arsa an dúlamán gaelach Bheul, fuadóidh mé liom í, arsa an dúlamán maorach Dúlamán na binne buí, dúlamán Gaelach [Curfá] Dúlamán na binne buí, dúlamán Gaelach Dúlamán na farraige, b'fhearr a bhí, b'fhearr a bhí Dúlamán na binne buí, dúlamán Gaelach Dúlamán na farraige, b'fhearr a bhí, b'fhearr a bhí B'fhearr a bhí in Éirinn
Well this song brings back memories from my earlier days in Second Life, when my favourite medieval roleplay community was Avilion, I heard this song multiple times in the stream for the Avilion sims, always wondered what it was all about, always enjoyed it as well.
Irish Gaelic And English lyrics-Seaweed of the yellow cliff Dúlamán Gaelach Irish seaweed Dúlamán na binne buí Seaweed of the yellow cliff Dúlamán Gaelach Irish seaweed A'níon mhín ó Oh gentle daughter Sin anall na fir shúirí Here come the wooing men A mháithair mhín ó Oh gentle mother Cuir na roithléan go dtí mé Put the wheels in motion for me Tá ceann buí óir There is a yellow-gold head Ar an dúlamán gaelach On the Irish seaweed Tá dhá chluais mhaol There are two blunt ears Ar an dúlamán gaelach On the Irish seaweed Rachaimid 'un an Iúr We'll go to Newry Leis an dúlamán gaelach With the Irish seaweed Ceannóimid bróga daora I would buy expensive shoes Ar an dúlamán gaelach Said the Irish seaweed Bróga breaca dubha The Irish seaweed has Ar an dúlamán gaelach Beautiful black shoes Tá bearéad agus triús The Irish seaweed has Ar an dúlamán gaelach A beret and trousers Ó chuir mé scéala chuici I spent time telling her the story Go gceannóinn cíor dí That I would buy a comb for her 'Sé an scéal a chuir sí chugam The story she told back to me Go raibh a ceann cíortha That she is well-groomed Caidé thug tú 'na tíre? "What did you bring from the land?" Arsa an dúlamán gaelach Says the Irish seaweed Ag súirí le do níon "Courting with your daughter" Arsa an dúlamán maorach Says the stately seaweed Chan fhaigheann tú mo 'níon "You're not taking my daughter" Arsa an dúlamán gaelach Says the Irish seaweed Bheul, fuadóidh mé liom í "Well, I'd take her with me" Arsa an dúlamán maorach Says the stately seaweed Dúlamán na binne buí Seaweed of the yellow cliff Dúlamán a' tsleibhe Seaweed of the mountain Dúlamán na farraige Seaweed from the sea Is dúlamán a' deididh Seaweed __
@@alfadasfire it's metaphorical story of a young man (the Stately seaweed) trying to court the daughter of a rich irishman (the Irish seaweed) but he is either poor or of English blood (depending upon your interpretation of the translation and metaphor) so the father won't let him nomatter how in love the two are, in the end the young boy and the girl run away to get married anyway.
@@themanformerlyknownascomme777 thanks for the interpretation. But is there some sort of mutual dislike between the Irish and the English that I'm not aware of?
Beautiful mix of tribal and Irish. I am both and this song helps me deal with my identity crisis of which race I'm part of. This helps me realise they are both part of my life. Thank you so much.
I'm Irish but grew up in the United States in Indiana, ima also suprised I can pretty much sing this song almost perfectly. Even though, I haven't herd it before, it amazing, and I love Irish culture and all the fantasy stories, Irish myths are amazing and I've made lot of worlds in my head based around Irish myths and fantasys
299 comments with this you have 300 Never Know I will travel to such a Fantasy World while hearing a Beautiful Irish Song. This Planet has so much to it...
i have no idea why but Irish, Celtic and Gaelic songs are very good-listening to me. nobody else in my family listens to these types of songs- least my niece can't complain that ALL the songs I like are ones she liked first XD
Irish is SERIOUSLY not a fun language, as an Irish person who also speaks other languages, it's my most hated language even though I am fluent in it. Unfortunately it is mandatory in school. Although Ireland is quite beautiful I'll give you that :P
Personally, as an Irish person myself, I don't like speaking Irish. That said, I have nothing against the language itself, and agree that it sounds pretty damn good. Just don't ask me to say anything in it. Also, as regards Irish weather, it actually is pretty mild. The problem is that we're just warm enough that we don't get snow except in the depths of winter at best, and just cold enough that we can only be called warm in the summer sun.
This has an African feel to it in the beginning. I've been listening to Irish music all my life, so I can recognize when its aesthetics are different than the traditional sort. This is a very old song that's been modernized. It still sounds remarkably well-arranged and performed, however.
+That American Brunette So have I. I have been listening to Irish my whole life. And I am Australian. Especially Celtic Women and Celtic Thunder. The African feel is probably from the bodhran. That is a traditional Irish drum. It is really cool.
Méno GrizzLee A remix is when they take a piece of music and change everything about it with the exception of the melody and harmony. Remixes typically incorporate heavy amounts of electronic music as well. If it's only modified somewhat, then it's a cover.
This version of the song specifically is my Three Dark Crowns reading music, it just makes me imagine the queens flexing their gifts and prowess over them before gradually circling each other for the age-old fight to become the Queen Crowned.
I have just discovered the rules of pronunciation in Gaelic. Write down a long word and then pick up no more than 3 letters you decide to speak out loud as fast as you can.
With the exception of being much faster, this arrangement is almost identical to the performance that Lisa Lambe gave with Celtic Woman. Does anyone know of a connection between the two groups?
Rick Kernell It is, in fact, the same arrangement just sped up. Nightcore is not a band, it is considered one of the 'fake internet genres' of music. Nightcore is simply music pitched and sped up, so you correct in thinking it was Celtic Woman. :)
Rick Kernell Eh, since way over one hundred people do it, people can't remove every video of it. Anyway, since it's pitched TH-cam generally doesn't find out about it.
+Rick Kernell Similar to how people like dubstep, no one really knows why they like nightcore. It's honestly not that different than the original. Nightcore also has better related video suggestions that the original does, so many people use nightcore to find new music and listen to it raw after finding it through nightcore. c:
nightcore is a higher pitched or sped up version of any song. I think there might have been a band called nightcore at some point but ive never looked it up.
Nightcore isn't an artist (originally they were but now Nightcore refers to the genre itself not the artist). It's a remixing style that speeds up songs and alters the pitch to varying degrees. You can find a Nightcore of fucking everything at this point from Justin Bieber to Korn to J-pop to... you get the idea.
![[Nightcore] - The Foggy Dew](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/K-AniZELWzs/mqdefault.jpg)
Irish sounds like a fantasy world language in my opinion :D It's so beautiful. I love Irish songs :)
Marimi malu Where do you think Fantasy worlds get inspired from?
Americans have storytelling, but the Irish rule songwriting!
I love this comment cause I'm actually Irish and that's really nice to hear that. And I'm actually pretty sure that the anime Durarara has a Mythical Gaelic creature in it
You're welcome! Me and my mother love these songs :D Yes the word Durarara comes from Dullahan which is a mythical being from the irish folklore. Celty from Durarara is actually a Dullahan :)
In the movie Song of the Sea they used the Indonesian gamelan (music instrument also heard in Life of Pi) for much of the songs. I'm Indonesian and I was wondering how the Irish and Indonesian cultures could be connected and why they used the oriental instruments from Indonesia. Well, I guess because they share both magical landscapes and awesome folklore. Of course magic can be found everywhere in the world, but Celtic and Indonesian/Oriental folklore and music will always be the most magical for me. :)
This is the most beautiful song about SEAWEED you will ever hear.
Seriously.
That's what dúlamán means?
@@seneca983 yes, dúlamán is Irish for "channelled wrack," a type of edible seaweed. I'd recommend looking up a lyric translation video, the lyrics are actually super awesome and it's a story about a rich father's daughter who wants to run away with a poor man, but the father refuses to let her go, however all the characters are seaweed. The main chorus is "Seaweed from the yellow cliff, Irish seaweed, Seaweed from the sea, the best in all of Ireland."
@@moniquebell8191: Thanks, I'll have to have a look.
@@seneca983 basically. Seaweed has two purposes: eating, or dying clothes. The suitor collects seaweed to eat, the father collects seaweed to dye clothing (which is about as "white collar" as you get for ancient jobs)
Why does my soul crave this song
+Heidi Burchinal Because music is food for the soul. And this is the best soul food. :3
Heidi Burchinal you should watch the Irish movie song of the sea it has this song in it
Swirlendipity
Where? (I've only seen bits and pieces of the movie on TH-cam. I NEED to get the dvd 😭)
Tir Na Nog is mune
maybe you really like seaweed
Time to hit duolingo again...
Tess Carmichael
Duolingo sucked for my. When I hit "Irish" it literally made me guess what every word meant instead of it teaching me first then quizzing. It also didn't know how to pronounce the words.
Lilly Carmichael lol omg how did you know
Well dúlamán in English translates to "seaweed"
I wish duolingo had scottish DX
Y e s
I am done with nightcore. I LOVE IRISH NIGHTCORE NOW
Well I'm just damn happy to be Irish then :)
RichRichGaming yes
Woah bro, that helm is helping nobody but your enemies, consider a change of attire if you desire to survive your next fight.
Since this is a fantasy setting, it is entirely possible that the head gear he is wearing is more than sufficient to protect his head. It could have magic in place to equal or exceed the protection of an ordinary helmet while allowing for maximum visibility. Or failing that, you could just remember that hero's don't wear helmets.
or it could be his actual head and he's just messed up and/or a demon
Banzarro demons are usually way worse off maybe a demigod or cursed soul
I used Dulaman as a gamertag once a long time ago. (does 2 years ago count as a long time?) I didn't know its literal translation was Seaweed until after the fact. sure as Hell wasn't to going to explain THAT to everyone in the game. I would've lost my savage/hardcore factor if I had. (not that I rly had much of a hardcore factor to begin with XD) I certainly didn't know it also meant a noble, decapitated, undead knight. (if I ever use that gamertag again and someone asks me "what does Dulaman mean?" I can now ACTUALLY sound hardcore and say "its a decapitated, undead knight. ya got a problem with that?")
He is an Elf. He is too fabulous to die.
"Dúlaman" lyrics
A 'níon mhín ó, sin anall na fir shúirí
A mháithairin mhín ó, cuir na roithléan go dtí mé
[Curfá:]
Dúlamán na binne buí, dúlamán Gaelach
Dúlamán na farraige, b'fhearr a bhí in Éirinn
Tá ceann buí óir ar an dúlamán gaelach
Tá dhá chluais mhaol ar an dúlamán maorach
Bróga breaca dubha ar an dúlamán gaelach
Tá bearéad agus triús ar an dúlamán maorach
[Curfá 2x]
Góide a thug na tíre thú? arsa an dúlamán gaelach
Ag súirí le do níon, arsa an dúlamán maorach
Rachaimid chun Niúir leis an dúlamán gaelach
Ceannóimid bróga daora ar an dúlamán maorach
[Curfá]
Ó chuir mé scéala chuici, go gceannóinn cíor dí
'Sé'n scéal a chuir sí chugam, go raibh a ceann cíortha
[Curfá]
Cha bhfaigheann tú mo 'níon, arsa an dúlamán gaelach
Bheul, fuadóidh mé liom í, arsa an dúlamán maorach
Dúlamán na binne buí, dúlamán Gaelach
[Curfá]
Dúlamán na binne buí, dúlamán Gaelach
Dúlamán na farraige, b'fhearr a bhí, b'fhearr a bhí
Dúlamán na binne buí, dúlamán Gaelach
Dúlamán na farraige, b'fhearr a bhí, b'fhearr a bhí
B'fhearr a bhí in Éirinn
Thanks♡
How does the Gaelic language work?
@@mq5731 yes
@@karolinakraska814 I lived in the gealtacht for a while you pick it up! 😊
Well this song brings back memories from my earlier days in Second Life, when my favourite medieval roleplay community was Avilion, I heard this song multiple times in the stream for the Avilion sims, always wondered what it was all about, always enjoyed it as well.
I love Irish folk songs. And I love them even more when I'm able to sing them with my Sisters. This songs has just made it to my SAI songs list
Cheyenne Geyer nice and I have beeb singing this Since I was 9
Dúlamán is translated to "seaweed" right?
that is correct
Emily Keefe yeah
Emily Keefe yes this song is about a specific type of seaweed known for being yellow
Emily Keefe yes
Yup.
Irish Gaelic And English lyrics-Seaweed of the yellow cliff
Dúlamán Gaelach Irish seaweed
Dúlamán na binne buí Seaweed of the yellow cliff
Dúlamán Gaelach Irish seaweed
A'níon mhín ó Oh gentle daughter
Sin anall na fir shúirí Here come the wooing men
A mháithair mhín ó Oh gentle mother
Cuir na roithléan go dtí mé Put the wheels in motion for me
Tá ceann buí óir There is a yellow-gold head
Ar an dúlamán gaelach On the Irish seaweed
Tá dhá chluais mhaol There are two blunt ears
Ar an dúlamán gaelach On the Irish seaweed
Rachaimid 'un an Iúr We'll go to Newry
Leis an dúlamán gaelach With the Irish seaweed
Ceannóimid bróga daora I would buy expensive shoes
Ar an dúlamán gaelach Said the Irish seaweed
Bróga breaca dubha The Irish seaweed has
Ar an dúlamán gaelach Beautiful black shoes
Tá bearéad agus triús The Irish seaweed has
Ar an dúlamán gaelach A beret and trousers
Ó chuir mé scéala chuici I spent time telling her the story
Go gceannóinn cíor dí That I would buy a comb for her
'Sé an scéal a chuir sí chugam The story she told back to me
Go raibh a ceann cíortha That she is well-groomed
Caidé thug tú 'na tíre? "What did you bring from the land?"
Arsa an dúlamán gaelach Says the Irish seaweed
Ag súirí le do níon "Courting with your daughter"
Arsa an dúlamán maorach Says the stately seaweed
Chan fhaigheann tú mo 'níon "You're not taking my daughter"
Arsa an dúlamán gaelach Says the Irish seaweed
Bheul, fuadóidh mé liom í "Well, I'd take her with me"
Arsa an dúlamán maorach Says the stately seaweed
Dúlamán na binne buí Seaweed of the yellow cliff
Dúlamán a' tsleibhe Seaweed of the mountain
Dúlamán na farraige Seaweed from the sea
Is dúlamán a' deididh Seaweed __
I've been jamming out to irish seaweed? amazing :D
@@alfadasfire it's metaphorical
story of a young man (the Stately seaweed) trying to court the daughter of a rich irishman (the Irish seaweed) but he is either poor or of English blood (depending upon your interpretation of the translation and metaphor) so the father won't let him nomatter how in love the two are, in the end the young boy and the girl run away to get married anyway.
@@themanformerlyknownascomme777 thanks for the interpretation. But is there some sort of mutual dislike between the Irish and the English that I'm not aware of?
wtf wrong with You?! ;p
Beautiful mix of tribal and Irish. I am both and this song helps me deal with my identity crisis of which race I'm part of. This helps me realise they are both part of my life. Thank you so much.
I'm Irish but grew up in the United States in Indiana, ima also suprised I can pretty much sing this song almost perfectly. Even though, I haven't herd it before, it amazing, and I love Irish culture and all the fantasy stories, Irish myths are amazing and I've made lot of worlds in my head based around Irish myths and fantasys
Seaweed!! Seaweed!! ( That's what Dúlamán means X3)
ha nice never new that kind makes the song weird but ok!
It's more of an Irish sea shanty.
Rocky Reaper
😂 well! My guess on what this song was about was extremely wrong!
I started singing this song since I was 9
Rainbow Faith Specifically, it’s seaweed as a metaphor for courtship.
I love this song! I have known the original for years. And I have finally found the nightcore version! YAY!!!
...It's just sped up...
I know, it's still cool though.
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Never Know I will travel to such a Fantasy World while hearing a Beautiful Irish Song.
This Planet has so much to it...
i have no idea why but Irish, Celtic and Gaelic songs are very good-listening to me. nobody else in my family listens to these types of songs- least my niece can't complain that ALL the songs I like are ones she liked first XD
I love Irish songs :D I come from a huge Irish background and it's amazing! Ireland seems like a whole other world :o I wish to live in Ireland
Its really not, its always so cold😂
Irish is SERIOUSLY not a fun language, as an Irish person who also speaks other languages, it's my most hated language even though I am fluent in it. Unfortunately it is mandatory in school. Although Ireland is quite beautiful I'll give you that :P
Personally, as an Irish person myself, I don't like speaking Irish. That said, I have nothing against the language itself, and agree that it sounds pretty damn good. Just don't ask me to say anything in it.
Also, as regards Irish weather, it actually is pretty mild. The problem is that we're just warm enough that we don't get snow except in the depths of winter at best, and just cold enough that we can only be called warm in the summer sun.
This has an African feel to it in the beginning. I've been listening to Irish music all my life, so I can recognize when its aesthetics are different than the traditional sort. This is a very old song that's been modernized. It still sounds remarkably well-arranged and performed, however.
+That American Brunette that's because its the group Celtic Women that performs it. they are some of the best at revitalizing this kind of piece.
philip patin Oh yes. It is good.
+That American Brunette So have I. I have been listening to Irish my whole life. And I am Australian. Especially Celtic Women and Celtic Thunder. The African feel is probably from the bodhran. That is a traditional Irish drum. It is really cool.
I am so intrested in the world especially music it's so clear to tell you the feeling of a writer and the stories of the past
I know it from Endless Ocean 2 and I Love it, Tanks for uploading!
Irish song: *holds gun*
Song: *shoots me with arrow of song loving*
Me: *falls in love with the song*
Oh I love this song, from the endless ocean games I believe ^w^ was my favourite song in there good job! x
One of my favourite folk songs! ^^
I can see why it was requested well done. Love the pic.
Im very strict about irish music because for me irish and celtic music are very wonderful and i dont like any remix but this remix i agree!
This isn't a remix. It's a modernized version. In other words, it's s traditional Irish song played with instruments that are not traditionally Irish.
+That American Brunette if the original music is modified it's a remix no ?
Méno GrizzLee A remix is when they take a piece of music and change everything about it with the exception of the melody and harmony. Remixes typically incorporate heavy amounts of electronic music as well. If it's only modified somewhat, then it's a cover.
That American Brunette Ok thank you for informations :-)
Méno GrizzLee No problem.
Omg i am in love with this song!!!😂😍 I cant stop lostening to it!
I BLOODY LOVE THIS
Irish songs are the best , i could listen them all day
listening takes me back to my roots
OMG I danced and felt like a fairy in a fairytale + it brought back some unknown memories
who else this from song of the sea?
me lol XD
Seirra Moon OMG that's my favorite movie!
Seirra Moon Where can I watch Song of the Sea???....
Me and it was beautiful!!
This is from song of the sea?
This has been my favorite song since I was little
HELP I'VE LISTENED TO THIS WAY MORE TIMES THAN IS NORMAL!
Same here!😅💙 this song
I did not know I like Irish music this much ....huh learn something new everyday
Such a beautiful song about seaweed
Best version by far
This version of the song specifically is my Three Dark Crowns reading music, it just makes me imagine the queens flexing their gifts and prowess over them before gradually circling each other for the age-old fight to become the Queen Crowned.
I recognized the penny whistle right off, when it was playing. :)
Wow I love this song!
dulaman is the only song thats ever made me cry
cry ? it's a happy song. it makes my heart dance
😍 im so excited I found this 😁
I FIRST HEARD THIS SONG IN FRICKIN THIRD GRADE AND WAS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHERE IT CAME FROM FOR YEARS OMFG
Me: i don't know what means i won't listen to it again
(Plays it again for the 10th time)
I have just discovered the rules of pronunciation in Gaelic. Write down a long word and then pick up no more than 3 letters you decide to speak out loud as fast as you can.
This is the best song ever😍😍😍😍
this song is amazing, it makes you want to get up and start dancing without a care. Any more like this?
Me:reads the title, remember song of the sea in an instant , and starts singing
I dont have any idea what they say, but this rythim.
Damn.
I have an Irish and French/Acadian background so this music draws me to it.
Better than the original!
Ending is the best!!!!
This masterpiece that too 9 years ago and about seaweed.
Are you kidding me!!!
With the exception of being much faster, this arrangement is almost identical to the performance that Lisa Lambe gave with Celtic Woman. Does anyone know of a connection between the two groups?
Rick Kernell It is, in fact, the same arrangement just sped up. Nightcore is not a band, it is considered one of the 'fake internet genres' of music. Nightcore is simply music pitched and sped up, so you correct in thinking it was Celtic Woman. :)
Orphiic - Thank you. How do they get away with it?
Rick Kernell Eh, since way over one hundred people do it, people can't remove every video of it. Anyway, since it's pitched TH-cam generally doesn't find out about it.
Orphiic - I wonder why? Isn't the original enough?
+Rick Kernell Similar to how people like dubstep, no one really knows why they like nightcore. It's honestly not that different than the original. Nightcore also has better related video suggestions that the original does, so many people use nightcore to find new music and listen to it raw after finding it through nightcore. c:
And now for a lovely song...about seaweed. But we're going to take it...and make it even more amazing :3
Love this song and heritageeeee!!!
Yeah!!!! I'm damn lucky to be irish
Great Job
Bhain mé taitneamh as i ndáiríre an leagan den amhrán coitianta (coitianta i mo bhaile). Ní féidir liom stop ag éisteacht le leagan!
Thanks ;)
This is fun!
I'll do that for you! ^_^!
*looks out window*
A car passed by..
This song makes me want to see the Irish landscapes.
Pandi Cream can I use this nightcore for a choreography I loved it!
I just started breaking out in a tribal-like dance when this started going
Yeah, I guess it is, because in my country flute is used often in traditional songs and it sounds the same.
I love this picture
This song si amazing
Favorite seaweed song!
I remember this song from playing Endess Ocean Blue World on the Cortica River! huh, just me? okay :)
LOVE!!!
If it means the voice why was it included in a endless ocean blue world for an amazon river? :p seaweed
> Don't worry babe the seaweed salesman can't hurt you.
I know it says nightcore, but isn't this just a pitched/sped up version of Celtic Woman's song? lol
nightcore is a higher pitched or sped up version of any song. I think there might have been a band called nightcore at some point but ive never looked it up.
That’s exactly what nightcore is.
Celtic woman did the original song with Lisa Kelly singing
Love this! Could you do a Nightcore version of Étain by Leaves' eyes?
who thought such a great song could be composed about seaweed
This song sounds like a ballad between Oberon and Tatiana but it's about Irish seaweed.
why does this remind me of fairy tail?
That's how I felt the first time I heard it . . . but then I found out its just about . . . sea weed for sale lololol
wait…wtf?! XD
Aleksandra Gieralt WTF?! XD
Check the Wikipedia article . . . its seriously about seaweed!
O_O i'm not scottish or irish i'm english just wtf
Dönermann, Dönnermann, hey, ja! 😂
Ich hab ein Problem...
I Love toto Video
*Listening to this song*
Me:where have I heard this song?
*realized I've heard it in the movie Song of the Sea*
and by cry i mean tears of joy
looks like im gonna spam "go commit celtic speak sound" in the 911 contacts.
I'm just wondering. What's the high pitch noise? Like is it some type of flute?
This is Celtic Woman's version. Look up Anuna's version... that would be interesting in Nightcore.
That's a pretty dramatic picture for a song about seaweed
i can understand a bit which is funny cuz im really bad when it comes to learning it in school
hehe nice =)
Is there a download for this?! I love this so much more than the original can you possibly makre one? >w
is this song in the song of the sea? when we first meet the fairies?
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"Dúlamán na Gaelic" in English translates into "Seaweed of Ireland"
Time to learn Elvish.
is there a link for the picture please?
isn't this in Song of the Sea?
epic
Does this picture belong to an anime? if so, what anime is this please.
This is just Celtic Woman's version of Dulaman sped up.
Nightcore isn't an artist (originally they were but now Nightcore refers to the genre itself not the artist). It's a remixing style that speeds up songs and alters the pitch to varying degrees. You can find a Nightcore of fucking everything at this point from Justin Bieber to Korn to J-pop to... you get the idea.
Amo esta cansion
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I saw Celtic Women in concert :3
that green dragon like thing is creepy 😫