Que orgulho ver a nossa lingua cantada por estes nossos irmãos de Goa,que nunca esquecerão estas canções que tantas recordações nos trazem,são todas canções da minha infancia,bravo irmãos de Goa.
So happy to see this still alive in Goa!! Makes me a proud Portuguese to see you all so happy. I hope the folk dance continues to be maintained for future generations. Obrigada! Adorei
So glad to have traced the Corridinho dance and lilting Portuguese music of my growing years in Goa .We were a mixed group of Friends who performed the same at Vasco Carnival 1978. Keep it going . Viva Goa- Col Manjit/ Goa
Thanks for this. Acknowledge one's own unique heritage and celebrating its language, music, food, cosmopolitan values is acknowledging historical fact. Every part of India is so rich in its own traditions. These are not static and have and must continue to evolve. They must never be denied. Instead they must be documented in word, imagery and sound, celebrated and treasured. The unique cosmopolitan culture has allowed the vast international Goan diaspora to be at home both across India and now in every corner of the wider world. Goans have before and since 1947 have distinguished themselves in all fields and also been disproportionately represented in the senior officer cadres of both the Indian Civil Services and the Indian Armed Forces. A great tribute to their uniquely patriotic leadership.
Marathi people cried in 1980 when Marathi language was kicked of it’s official status and Konkani became the language of Goa. Viva Goa and the Goans for sending MGP and marathi to the mud..
E MUITO IMPORTANTE PARA O POVO DE GOA PRESERVAR O IDIOMA PORTUGUÊS SE TU FALAS O PORTUGUÊS TU ENTENDES O ESPANHOL O ITALIANO UM POUCO DE FRANÇES E O LATIM SE ALGUEM QUER LIVROS DIDATICOS MANDAREI SEM CUSTO NENHUM FREE E SO PEDIR
Hi I'm an mixed race my great grandad is Portuguese Dutch and indain decent and his wife was Armenian.French and English British decent.it became between west and east leadin to high genetic admixture and diversity.my.great grandad.had.lived in Kolkata and my nan was born there and left India at 14 years old.my great grandad mother was a famous.women who was a survivor of cawnpore mutinèy 1857.her name amelia horne.and she was French indain .who fled India when a war became and a Sikh saved her and he married her and he was indain. there were Asia.and European moguls who were livin in India but a war broke out and most people died or does it ashame .
V4Goa: While being a South Indian and a true Dravadian I do respect the tradition and culture of every community of India, and Goan tradition too. But when you say British and Moghuls were India's colonial masters, are you forgetting the fact that the Portuguese too were Goa's colonial masters?? I beg to differ, but I do not understand your point Sir.
They treated them very differently. They were treated as Portuguese citizens and included into the Portuguese culture, unlike the rest of British-ruled India. Many people actually had no problems with the Portuguese rule and even after Goa was liberated Goans chose to go and live in Portugal, which had provided them with Portuguese passports.
KINGMJ1990 For every one of those so called fighters, there were many who had no problem with Portugal. Most of the issues were with the authoritarian policies of the then PM Salazar and a desire for greater autonomy within Portugal. All Goans were full fledged citizens of Portugal not subjects or slaves. We Goans had no issue with Portugal even though we are now patriotic Indians.
@@roobaba5415 Boss, we know about the Goan Inquisition. How many poor Goans were killed and converted by the sword. We know about the Inquisition, nobody has forgotten it. Goa was not some paradise. Only after 1900 when Salazar came to power he made Goa equal to Portugal.
@@antoniomarqueslopez5218 we love portuguese sweets n dance .actually we goan s dnt like indians .n we dnt want to be part of india . But thankful tht we goans majority are christians . Thnk to portuguese .💪🏻
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Que orgulho ver a nossa lingua cantada por estes nossos irmãos de Goa,que nunca esquecerão estas canções que tantas recordações nos trazem,são todas canções da minha infancia,bravo irmãos de Goa.
Gostei desta danca de Goa, fermosa a influencia portuguesa ainda viva na India, recordacoes dende a Galiza, Espanha.
Saudações d`um Português para o Povo de Goa !
viva Portugal from Goa :)
pop nom
Viva Goa from Portugal!
Tenho uma honra!
Ter sangue lusitano, sou brasileiro bisneto de portuguêses do norte
So happy to see this still alive in Goa!! Makes me a proud Portuguese to see you all so happy.
I hope the folk dance continues to be maintained for future generations.
Obrigada! Adorei
So glad to have traced the Corridinho dance and lilting Portuguese music of my growing years in Goa .We were a mixed group of Friends who performed the same at Vasco Carnival 1978. Keep it going . Viva Goa- Col Manjit/ Goa
Convert To Christianity brother 😃😃😃😄
JESUS loves you
And I love you too!
bravo e parabéns a esta gente que mantém uma cultura talvez velha de 400 anos nesta Goa ex-portuguesa
+Jose Lopes 500 anos
Thanks for this.
Acknowledge one's own unique heritage and celebrating its language, music, food, cosmopolitan values is acknowledging historical fact.
Every part of India is so rich in its own traditions. These are not static and have and must continue to evolve. They must never be denied. Instead they must be documented in word, imagery and sound, celebrated and treasured.
The unique cosmopolitan culture has allowed the vast international Goan diaspora to be at home both across India and now in every corner of the wider world.
Goans have before and since 1947 have distinguished themselves in all fields and also been disproportionately represented in the senior officer cadres of both the Indian Civil Services and the Indian Armed Forces. A great tribute to their uniquely patriotic leadership.
Que bom ver o Malhão dançado em Goa.
मराठी पोर्तुगीज गोवा भूमि प्रसन्न आहे।
Marathi people cried in 1980 when Marathi language was kicked of it’s official status and Konkani became the language of Goa. Viva Goa and the Goans for sending MGP and marathi to the mud..
Que lindo. Parabéns
Viva Portugal!!!
Nice
Muito lindo adoro parabens
True, Let the remnant Goans live in peace and harmony embodying the message of our Lord Jesus Christ Amen let us not discuss the past.
E MUITO IMPORTANTE PARA O POVO DE GOA PRESERVAR O IDIOMA PORTUGUÊS SE TU FALAS O PORTUGUÊS TU ENTENDES O ESPANHOL O ITALIANO UM POUCO DE FRANÇES E O LATIM SE ALGUEM QUER LIVROS DIDATICOS MANDAREI SEM CUSTO NENHUM FREE E SO PEDIR
Habib Kalil
Falo tudo! nós latinos somos mais generoso, que os anglos- saxões (britânicos)
lindo mesmo!
as portuguesas sao muito divertidas e alegres , so faltou o vira
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Hi I'm an mixed race my great grandad is Portuguese Dutch and indain decent and his wife was Armenian.French and English British decent.it became between west and east leadin to high genetic admixture and diversity.my.great grandad.had.lived in Kolkata and my nan was born there and left India at 14 years old.my great grandad mother was a famous.women who was a survivor of cawnpore mutinèy 1857.her name amelia horne.and she was French indain .who fled India when a war became and a Sikh saved her and he married her and he was indain. there were Asia.and European moguls who were livin in India but a war broke out and most people died or does it ashame .
Would like to make film on your life
o malhao o malhao ting ting ting ting
Name of this song please
Malhao
Song details please..
which is this song?ive been hunting for a long time.nut the one ive herd is a little diffrnt frm this.
Basil K Varghese "o malhao o malhao"
@@Malheirods but which version, who is the singer
V4Goa: While being a South Indian and a true Dravadian I do respect the tradition and culture of every community of India, and Goan tradition too. But when you say British and Moghuls were India's colonial masters, are you forgetting the fact that the Portuguese too were Goa's colonial masters?? I beg to differ, but I do not understand your point Sir.
They treated them very differently. They were treated as Portuguese citizens and included into the Portuguese culture, unlike the rest of British-ruled India. Many people actually had no problems with the Portuguese rule and even after Goa was liberated Goans chose to go and live in Portugal, which had provided them with Portuguese passports.
Right...that's why TB Cunha and Luis Menezes and Alfred Afonso fought against these colonizers?
ashemi911
I am portuguese, but i think you are right.
A good Easter for all you goans.
KINGMJ1990 For every one of those so called fighters, there were many who had no problem with Portugal. Most of the issues were with the authoritarian policies of the then PM Salazar and a desire for greater autonomy within Portugal. All Goans were full fledged citizens of Portugal not subjects or slaves. We Goans had no issue with Portugal even though we are now patriotic Indians.
@@roobaba5415 Boss, we know about the Goan Inquisition. How many poor Goans were killed and converted by the sword. We know about the Inquisition, nobody has forgotten it. Goa was not some paradise. Only after 1900 when Salazar came to power he made Goa equal to Portugal.
esta não é a maneira de dançar corridinho
isto não é nenhum corridinho...
They are not Portuguese at all more like 95 percent indian hindi blood
But we goans like portuguese dance n tradition .
Eles sao portugueses goenses
@@antoniomarqueslopez5218 portuguese ruled goa fpr 451 years
@@antoniomarqueslopez5218 we love portuguese sweets n dance .actually we goan s dnt like indians .n we dnt want to be part of india . But thankful tht we goans majority are christians . Thnk to portuguese .💪🏻