Hungarian Folk Music of Moldavian Csángó People
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- The Csango people are a Hungarian ethnographic group of Roman Catholic faith living mostly in the Romanian region of Moldavia, especially in Bacău County. Their traditional language, Csango, an old Hungarian dialect, is currently used by only a minority of the Csango population group. The ethnic Csángó Hungarians of Moldavia's Seret Valley have moved in large numbers to Budapest, and become a staple of the local folk scene with their distinctive instrumentation using flutes, fiddles, drums and the lute.
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COUNCIL OF EUROPE. RECOMMENDATION 1521 (2001) CSANGO MINORITY CULTURE IN ROMANIA (23 MAY 2001)
1. Further to its report on the endangered Uralic minority cultures in Russia and the adoption of Resolution 1171 (1998) the Assembly is concerned about the situation of the Csango minority culture, which has existed in Romania for centuries.
2. The Csangos (Ceangăi in Romanian) are a non-homogeneous group of Roman Catholic people. This ethnic group is a relic from the Middle Ages that has survived in Moldavia, in the eastern part of the Romanian Carpathians. Csangos speak an early form of Hungarian and are associated with ancient traditions, and a great diversity of folk art and culture, which is of exceptional value for Europe.
3. For centuries, the self-identity of the Csangos was based on the Roman Catholic religion and their own language spoken in the
family and the village community. This, as well as their archaic lifestyle and world view, may explain their very strong ties to the
Roman Catholic religion and the survival of their dialect.
4. Those who still speak Csango or consider it their mother tongue have been declining as a proportion of the population. Although not everybody agrees on this number it is thought that between 60 000 and 70 000 people speak the Csango language.
5. Today in Moldavia, the language of the school and the church is Romanian. There is local teaching in Ukrainian and the study of Polish, Roma and Russian as mother tongues. Despite the provisions of the Romanian law on education and the repeated requests from parents there is no teaching of Csango language in the Csango villages. As a consequence, very few Csangos know how to write their mother tongue.
6. The Csangos make no political demands, but me rely want to be recognised as a distinct culture. They ask for assistance in safeguarding it and, first and foremost they demand that their children be taught the Csango language and that their church services be held in their mother tongue.
7. The Assembly recalls the texts which it has adopted on related matters, notably Recommendation 928 (1981) on the educational and cultural problems of minority languages and dialects in Europe, Recommendation 1203 (1993) on Gypsies in Europe, Recommendation 1283 (1996) on history and the learning of history in Europe, Recommendation 1291 (1996) on Yiddish culture and Recommendation 1333 (1997) on the Aromanian culture and language.
8. Diversity of cultures and languages should be seen as a precious resource that enriches our European heritage and also reinforces the identity of each nation and individual. Assistance on the European level, and in particular from the Council of Europe, is justified to save any particular culture and is needed in the case of the Csangos.
9. The Assembly therefore recommends that the Committee of Ministers encourage Romania to ratify and implement the European Charter of Regional or Minority Languages and to support the Csangos, particularly in the following cases:
i. the possibility to be educated in the mother tongue should be ensured in accordance with the Romanian Constitution and the legislation on education. In the meantime classrooms should be made available in local schools and teachers working in the villages teaching the Csango language should be paid;
ii. Csango parents should be informed of the Romanian legislation on education and instructions should be issued on how to apply for its provisions concerning languages;
iii. there should be an option for Roman Catholic services in the Csango language in the churches in Csango villages and the possibility for the Csangos to sing hymns in their own mother tongue;
iv. all Csango associations should be officially recognised and supported. Particular attention should be paid to the correct registration of the Csango minority at the next official census;
v. access to modern mass media facilities should be promoted. Financial support should be given to Csango associations in accordance with the availability of funds, in order to help them to express actively their own identity (in particular through the issuing of a monthly publication and the functioning of a local radio station);
vi. specific programmes should be set up for the promotion of Csango culture in the context of raising awareness of and respect for minorities. International discussions and seminars of experts should be organised to study the Csangos;
vii. an information campaign should be launched in Romania concerning the Csango culture and the advantages of
co-operation between the majority and minorities;
viii. the unique linguistic and ethnographical features of the Csangos should be appropriately recorded;
ix. the economic revival of the area should be encouraged, for example, through the establishment of small and medium-sized enterprises in Csango villages.
Tony Montana do you know of a society/organisation which is designed to focus on these tasks? I'd like to get in touch with them.
You mean the European Union, or something more decentralized? Because the EU is usually the only interest organization that represents small minorities in eastern Europe.
Source: am from small minority in eastern Europe.
yeah whe are Iranians persians
@@lowebooty8821 your mother is iranian persian dumbass, iranian persians are arian csango magyars, mag arian, arian seeds
mag=seed
@@KeillaSellay You are a stupid woman.
I’m Peruvian but my mother lived 15 years in Hungary. She studied in Budapest, became an engineer and developed her career there. When I was a child, she sang many Hungarian lullabies to me and my brothers. I’ve never been to Hungary, but when I hear any Hungarian songs I feel a profound sense on nostalgia and gratitude. I hope someday I can visit and bring my mother with me before she dies. Much love to all maɡyärs, from a Peruvian living in the US
Tus palabras son conmovedoras. Como húngaro, a menudo escucho canciones populares peruanas y bolivianas (tinkus, caporales, etc.). Debajo del video "Kjarkas - T'una Papita (Video oficial)" (uno de mis favoritos) en la sección de comentarios, puedes encontrar mi conversación con los comentaristas peruanos y bolivianos hace 3 años. ¡Solo puedo animarte a que vengas a Hungría con tu madre lo antes posible! ¡Todo lo mejor y saludos para ti!
Tienes que visitar Budapest. Para mí gusto, la ciudad más bella de Europa. Saludos desde Chile.
@@vcarcuro llevo mucho tiempo soniando hacerlo y llevar a mi madre conmigo. Saludos de una peruana en Estados Unidos!
let it be done!
As a person who did not have much time before the death of his mother, just go ahead and start planning your trip right tonight! Tickets, time, place, clothes, arrange a vacation - don't say "I hope to do it ..", just get it and start doing it now, Life, it's Today. Traveling somewhere is not too expensive, there is always an opportunity, just do it now! Good luck to you!
Greetings from finland, cousins of magyars
I love Suomi, kiitos!
🇭🇺🇭🇺🇭🇺
Cousins by language hello bro ;)
That must be why opening of Sibelius violin concerto sounds like Bartok. Cool fact!
Sziaköszönöm finn unokatestvérem-kiitos suomalainen serkkuni
Respect from Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hajra turan
greetings from poland, hungarian brothers and sisters 🇭🇺♥🇵🇱
Small languages like this are a priceless cultural treasure. Bucharest's efforts to eradicate the Csango and Szekely people and culture are a crime against humanity, besides violating the CoE resolution.
Surely, I'll study this. Never heard of this.
Hi! I'm Hungarian, and I'm sooo happy that non-Hungarian people are listening to my native language!
Why not !! This is beautiful❤❤❤
Greetings from Mongolia.Love this.
@Mocanu Stefan Yes we are
I am Turkish but this language touches my heart. I can’t understand anything but it feels just like my own language, I feel like I understand it. Some melodies are so familiar. I love Hungary and Hungarian people. Greetings from Turkey! ❤️
Turkic languages have influenced hungarian
Spirit of the Urals Yes, you are right.
Yes, the 150-year-old Turkish occupation also had an impact on the Hungarian language.
@@NGyula Előtte a tiszta finnt beszéltük ... :)
@@NGyula Cumans were a Turkic tribe and they settled in Hungary in beginning of 13th Century. That’s much longer than a 150 year interaction. Ottomans were not the only Turkic people
Greetings from Poland hungarian brothers, very nice music
That music same to middle asian turks traditional music. Isn't it
hí wengel, po in magyar is not running sweet water, lake, swamp, mudland, poland, we were pogany(pagan) means made ar- flood, and po, like aral lake, mag ar ia, and po land
partia, partus breton, britain is same in magyar - barátos, dwa bratanski
we were one folk, polak wengel dwa bratanski(i hope sorry) the wengel we say lengyel, and use to polish folks, and you use it to magyars, beka polak + wengel: so its one folk, but after 1240 we fired out that what killed porosz, prus, parthus folks(you), and made them slavic (slave of west romain empire, and language, rom is ruin)
@@ismailcabuk2471 turks are to ur ak=turk, to-lake=po
ur- lord, owner, mader.magyar
ak- plural k in magyar
so tourak lives in to ur hon(home, hun, an =turan), their hands made lakes
hand=kez,kéz
to úr kez= lake lords hands = türkoáz, sky blue, king blue, az ur= the lord, king
gök türk=blue to ur ak, blue is kék, kek in magyar, gök- ég kék, sky blue - azúr - turquise,
turk, türk = touareg, to ur ak, who has türkoise türk oasis
the key is magyar mother language
same music, they are also from Hungary
@@ismailcabuk2471 can you get a lyrics, or music or both of midle asian turk version?
Our Polish friends... like you back :)
I fell in love with Hungarian from Turkey!
Arkadas. Szeretettel innen hazulról!
Arkadas❤
Greetings to our Hungarian brothers from Turkey
Török magyar két jó barát kardal vágják egymás nyakát ;)
Seriously sad our fathers fought
My mother is Hungarian and my father is Greek ;) i fucking love this Folk music. Hajrá Magyarok.
Half Hungarian and Greece damn I’m half Italian half Hungarian 🇮🇹🇭🇺❤️🇬🇷✝️☦️
@@SalvatoreFrancescoTomasello I am half Swiss & half Hungarian. & I love Italia!!! 😁 🤝 So sorry because of the World Cup qualifications. 🤦♂️ 🤷🏻♂️ 🍀 I am always with Italia in ⚽️. You guys are stylish people!!! 👌 😜 PS: And I live on the hill where Spartacus lived in Sandanski, Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria. (24 kms from the Greek border) Always really much ☀️. (SPA town for asthma treatment) But the (Communist) Slavs here are a bit strange. 😳 😜 🤷🏻♂️ 😂
Half russian half Hungarian here, very powerful music
Köszönöm a feltöltést,ez egy magyar kincs.Áldás Felvidékről
Wow! I'm Moldavian Csango, and I'm so happy to hear this music
Hajrá Magyarok!!!!
Üdvözöllek kedves Patrícia! A moldvai csángók kultúrája - a zenék, a mesék, a táncok, a viselet, a szőttesek - legfőképpen az a tiszta és állhatatos hit és máriás lelkület, amely megtartotta őket ott a szórványban, messze a magyar tömbtől és az az ízes régies magyar nyelvjárás, amelyet személyesen is hallhattam, amikor egy csángó fiatal sráccal beszélgethettem, ez mind őszinte csodálattal tölt el.
Welcome, dear Patricia! The culture of the Moldavian Csángos - the music, the tales, the dances, the clothes, the textiles - above all, the pure and steadfast faith and Marian spirit that kept them there in the dispersion, far from the Hungarian block and that delicious old Hungarian dialect, which I was able to hear personally when I was able to talk to a young guy, it all fills me with sincere admiration.
@Cypher Search up Stephen the great and you’ll see Moldovans and Hungarians are different but similar.
My mother was a full blooded Hungarian. My grandpap and grandma migrated from Hungary to Pennsylvania, USA. Grandpap was a coal miner. They all spoke Hungarian but unfortunately it was not passed down to me. I love this music.
My great grandmother came after the first war. Also in PA.
my great grandfather left in 1919, after fighting in world war one. He said the people went crazy, trying to take land from Poles, Romanians, everyone, and he wasn't gonna stick around for it. I have an americanized version of his very Hungarian last name, and every time I post in groups on FB with Hungarians they all ask me where I'm from. He also settled in PA as a blacksmith.
I'm trying to learn more about my Hungarian ancestry. But I don't have much to work with and sadly the language wasn't passed down to me either so it's really hard :/
Same is happening now in Csango villages in Romania, i am Csango, our parents and grandparents speak within themselfs a lot of hungarian but they didn't teach us at all, they only spoke with us in Romanian, and in the present the Gen Z does not speak it at all, only Romanian, it was the choice of our parents because we live in Romania in a region surrounded only by Romanians (Moldova) and in population census we declare ourselfs as Romanian, and we have Romanian names some have Hungarian names translated to Romanian ( like Farkas = Forcos, Kosa = Cosa, Csango = Ciangau/Ceangau or Lengyel = Lenghen (yes some people have Polish origins mixed with hungarians :)) ) and it is sad because we begin to forget our origins, I am learning Hungarian now, I don't want to lose it.
Also from Hungary to PA!
Greeting from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦. This is such a beautiful music 🎶. Thanks for sharing 💐. مرحبا من السعودية شكراً لمشاركتنا هذه الموسيقى. شكري وامتناني🌹
Én Szerbiai magyar vagyok,de imádom a csángó magyar zenét. Szeretwm minden magyart és az egész világ népjeit.
Greetings my family😍
Tasmania Australia🙏
Love Hungary from China 🇨🇳❤️🇭🇺
Greetings from Turkey (Törökorszag) to Hungary (Macaristan), Szekelyland (Sekelistan) and all Hungarians in all around of the world.
Greetings to you. Nice profile picture. It's a great song 😊
Love from your niegbor lets stay together strong through dark times Hungary🇷🇴♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🇭🇺
Multumesc mult❤
Because of one of my high school teachers who was herself a Hungarian, I have developed a love for the Culture and have been learning much about it. Sadly she passed away two years ago but she lived to be 96 years old. I think of her every day, she will never know what she meant to me.
Try Hungary by yourself. You're be welcome :)
And the answer is to come here among us, Hungarians... awaiting you!
What a coincidence, I also knew a teacher from Hungary when I was in high school. He would always tell me about Hungarian history and culture since he knew I was interested in other countries and cultures. Maybe that's why Hungary is one of my favorite countries to learn about.
I have developed an interest in Hungarian folk culture from a 1938 National Geographic article on the subject . Chocked with autochrome photos of the village folk in their Sunday costume . I get mad when I see that same female costume in Russian folk dance video. Wearing the red boots and embroidered tunics and skirts,. That's not Ri
Russian its Hungarian
@@kelvindavis172 I also have a Hungarian teacher. Only Hungarian I’ve ever meet aside from my family
Respect Hungary and moldova From Georgia 🇬🇪❤️ SAKARTVELO❤️
cornpotato tomato 🇬🇪🇭🇺❤️
Greetings :) Caucasus is so interesting place
May be because y r so speshell. The hungarian s and georgian s. Y people language music even the food-so differente from another s. 👍👍👍
I love Georgia. I've been there six times. Maybe you've heard of Mihaly Zichy.
@@elizabethcsicsery-ronay1633 :) Yes Illustrator of the panther skin but But I do not get much respect for what he has done and we are grateful but our culture and also religion does not accept sexism perversion And everything bad that is associated with depravity
Greeting from Korea, Hungary's family and same ancestor
Isten szeretete legyen veled testvérem!
@@MM33699 May God bless you eternally, my brother
I don't know how I ended up here but this is oddly calming
Greetings from Germany
My grandmother came from Hungria. Rosália Szekhy
I' m Brazilian and I love these musics.
They haver something much familiar.
You are very lucky, be proud ;)
This music is calling to your ancestors thru your DNA.
Yeah. I feel like Attila, King of the Hunns listening to this music…!!!
😔
🤝
🇨🇭
Make sure you got to Hungary or Erdely someday, it can really change you.
Greetings from Poland to our brothers!!
Great music
I'm from Brazil and I love this music. Specially the first song, that touch my soul ❤❤❤❤
i get up right at early in the morning, i get out of my door, i get take a look to the heavenly sky, i had seen the gates of heaven is open, inside of it a white table, set for dinner.On the teable there is a baby bed inside of it our lord jesus cristus, sleep well lamb of god,!
What's the name of the first song?
The first song is easy to play a variation of A minor to G major pick with finger like flamenco. The roots of flamenco are from this music.
So proud to be a csango one! Greetings from Moldavia (Szeret és Moldvá között, Románvásárból)! Isten áldjon meg!
Én nen vagyok csango, de igen a tradicionális magyar zene... Egyszerüen sépség.
Wow, az igen, gratulálok! Megy a magyar nyelv? Én Aradi vagyok (Bánság)
I have csango roots too..from Trunki (Galbeni) Bacau
God bless 🙏 the Csango !!
By,. Vass K. Robert , a Csango from USA
A Jóisten áldjon meg!
Great music from Japan. I really like it. I recently remembered Hungarian music used in a Gibli film "Only Yesterday 「おもひでぽろぽろ」" and found this video.
Greetings from Finland. Language Brothers :)
Kiitos!
We Don't understand Finnish.
OH MY GOD the first song gives me chill, that was absolutely gorgeous and peaceful. I'm coming to hungary the next september, looking forward to enjoy the hungarian culture and get to know its kind people.
Quick update: it's been a month since I'm here in Hungary, Budapest and I have to say it's gorgeous
@@aymanmakhoukhi3591 so glad u like it here! ☺️ wishing u the best from Csepel, Budapest
@@Tigerclaw004 thank you so much it's highly appreciated, I have been here since 17th of September is going good so far 🙏🏼❤️you're only 35 minutes away ( from nagytétenyi )
Greetings from Scania (south scandinavia) Hungaria and many hungarians have a special place inside me... Im in love with this.. will come soonish to maybe get to know the souls that radiate these vibes a bit better.. Eggejskäggedreeh!
Come back. Perhaps home :)
I mean, I love the elder-Scandinavian or better-to-hear elder-German culture. I've been spending lots of years for the lookarounds of the German nation. And I am proud of that. Will you be so. Hope. But I am Hungarian and you are Germans. And I know your past better than you. Sad, and I am not proud. Meet you at a Wardruna concert :)
Scania is Southern sweden - a hungarian living in Skåne
@@karolycsaszar1414 who cares about the past. It’s gone. Enjoy making new friends and keep history and politics for others to discuss. Enjoy making contact with other cultures and ethnic groups and forget history and politics!
@@IceDogXena The knowledge of the True Past would be the most important thing one could possibly obtain in this wretched existence if it were possible. But it is not due to Evil Ones (who do have Real Power as opposed to everyone else on this planet so nobody can do anything about it).
Great music! Greeting from Poland, our Hungarian brothers
Lengyel, magyar két jó barát, együtt harcol, s issza borát!/Polak, Węgier dwa bratanki i do szabli i do szklanki! Pozdrowienia z Polski!
Igen, przy szklance to i gadka zrozumiała.
Poland+Hungary love 4 ever! From hungary!
tak tak
Awesome brother!!
Must not let the friendship fade.
The Polish have been the only true friends to Hungary through the centuries!!!
Respect from Turkey
Hajra Turan brothers🇭🇺🇹🇷
Arkadas. Szeretettel innen hazulról testvérem!
Greetings from Georgia. Thank you for the amazzing video.
I adore how Hungarian language sounds but to study it I need one more life
I realy love it. Greetings Macaristan from Turkey. :D :D :D
Thank you and love to turkiye
:D
@Mocanu Stefan Hello Stefan! I would gladly help you but unfortunately I don't know csángó dialect :(
Folk music is the most beautiful and true music in this world.
Hauntingly beautiful! There's something about the Hungarian language.
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Texas sends you greetings and love!
Greetings from Holland, may hungary continue to protect their own interests
Nope, cause they actually want to annex many regions near their borders)0)
@@qpdb3940 And you just stucked in the past dude and bulling here with your silly stereotypes.
Dam the Dutch dont play
@@qpdb3940 Take back what's ours.
Not that taking back what we once acquired matters that much. We took what we needed to survive. We have what we need. We paid for what we took by protecting and serving Chrisitan Europe during the crusades.
greetings from turkey to macaristan. i love this language because of so many ö and ü like our language :p
Yeah and that cca 150 year...
Most European languages have ö and ü sounds lol
Greetings from Azerbaijan to Magyar cousins. 🇦🇿❤🇭🇺
Greetings from Estonia
Csodásan tetszik a Zene és énekelés... Istenűnk segitje meg a Csángo Magyarokat nyelvükel együtt ... Üdvözletem Ausztráliábol...
Beautiful music! Namaste from India
Greetings from MACEDONIA for our friends hungarian people...
We Hungarians are also like your Macedonian-face. Come with us :)
Hello from Hungary my friend :D
I’m Hungarian.We are grateful for the much praise!😘😜
What a beautiful music! Greetings from Greece!
Love Hungary from Poland
🇵🇱❤️🇭🇺
Polak, Węgier - dwa bratanki.
Lengyel, magyar - két jó barát,
Hungary???? But this is not Hungary! Hahahaha
@@philodacus5077 : however they sing in hungarian. Sorry about...
@@woodcarver108 But I did not comment on the language in which he sings, it would be better to answer the subject and not in vain.And I don't know what you're sorry about?
FOREVER BROTHER!
Köszönjűk V4-ek
Beautiful Hungarian melodies.
My grandfather is Hungarian and he tells me so much stories about Hungry and its people. And i hope to get closer to this part of my culture
Did you know that Hungarians hate the joke Hungry-Hungary?
Respect From Romania
@Sylvia Terzian ommm.. Sorry but what is your problem with my country, what did we do? I mean if you simply just an asshole who don't have any fucking reason to hate a whole country just because he is a racist stupid little shit just don't answer, I don't give fuck your bullshits.. But if there is a REAL reason please explain to me becouse I really want to know why are my people need to go away from THEY home... thanks..
uh i totally forgot this comment, (the commentator who i responded deleted his comment soo..)
@@dodeszka5397 the answer is:1920
@Yolo. 180 When Transylvania and many other territories belonged to Hungary all of the minorities had the same rights as Hungarians and you were abled to use your native language in public. Even today in Hungary we have Slovak schools for Slovakian minorities where they can study in their mother tongue. In those towns where you can find these minorities everything is written in their language and in Hungarian. It would be nice if our neighbour countries treated Hungarian minorities like people. Luckily the Slovaks made a 180° turn in their politics and they started to treat Hungarian minorities like their own comrades. But now the topic is Romania. I'm very disappointed when I see hairy soled "patriots" destroying Hungarian graveyards. Of course all of them has a nice Italian colour. When someone in a shop finds out that you are Hungarian they won't look in your eyes. There are some Romanians living in Hungary and we don't treat them differently. They usually come hear to work because they can make more money here. I don't think we should argue about history because it is proved that you are learning fake history. Starting from King Mathias to Transylvania and your own ethnicity.
@Yolo. 180 In that cemetery there are mostly Hungarian soldiers buried and the hairy soled government decided to put a statue there for fallen Romanian soldiers who are not even buried in that cemetery. You don't worth any more arguing. Go, feed your goats!
THANK YOU MAN!!!! -Hungarian from NY
I am from India and I am loving this music
Hun brotherhood, respect from Turkey
Arkadas. Üdvözlettel testvérem.
I'm not related to Magyar People. Why is this music so evocative to me? Made me feel in home and tears rolled down ...
I am affected exactly the same, although I do have a grandfather (of blessed memory) who was Rom.
There are a lots of common things between the Romanians and Hungarians. They are lives together a hundreds time ago in Transylvania, and changed their cultures. Maybe Your grandfather was a Hungarian who lived in Transylvania(part of Romania, ex part of Hungary) :-)
we're all human. any music can be kindred. People are People, and when they song with heart and purpose.. well it's easily understood. Division creates suffering by making people "unlike us" alien. music unites, when done right.
EVERYTHING and Everybody are Connect to Earth and to each other. We are Only One...Together We are Many and Much More !!!
Víctor Andrés Piña González congratulations you are now Magyar. Jó vo!
Wonderful music! I never knew Hungary had such musical talent!
Love from Antarctica!
It seems you misunderstood. This is about people from Romania, Moldavia region - regardless how you call their language and ethnicity. And by the way, the culture of these people is unique and combines several influences, Hungarian and Romanian included. If you talk about the country of Hungary, then you cannot talk about these specific people here; they are only present in Romania.
PS. What are you, a penguin?
Thank you very much Mr.Antartica!😇🙏
Dear Romanian !They talking Hungarian,they said Csango=Hungarian all of ancient music what they playing archaic Christian ...don't be jelous you have very young country since 19.th century it called Romania but before it was Cumania which means "Land of Kuns" !Kun' s isn't Romanian as Csángó isnt Romanian....
@@rolandsolymarhasszoschmidt8097 :) ?!
@@ioanciumasu994 you should study your own history before you open your mouth.
Walach and you may learn something from the Albenians if you are interested in your own routs. As for sure is not Daci nor Romani. it Walach!!!
Fantazija.Da je sve među ljudima kao ova muzika koja nas sve veže i čini jednakima. Savršeno.❤❤❤
I like this music too! Greetings from the Netherlands.
This is so beautiful. I don't understand any word, but i understand one "Lengyel, Magyar két jó barát" Greetings from polish ❤❤❤
Awesome brother!!!
POLAK WEIGER DWA BRATANSKI!!
I'm hungarian and grew up 1/2 way here and all my best friends been polish!
Két jó barát, amíg világ a világ testvérem!
@borewiczmalczak, I know this saying in Hungarian. Polak Węgier dwa bratanki. In 1987 I have worked for 1 month in Hungary. Greetings from Sydney, Australia. Zdzisiek R.
Kurwa😂😂😂😂😂
We love you so so much brothers and sisters. United forever 🇵🇱❤️🇭🇺
Szeretem a magyar zenét. Long live Hungary and the free peoples of eastern and central Europe.
These songs reminds me our czech and moravian traditional songs but thats obviously because we have a very common history with Hungary! Jó napot testvérek!
Ahoy czech! We hungarians love your way of life, your humor, and PIVO! Jozin z bazin rulez!
Central Europe gang has similar music :)
Wow such beautiful music. I don’t understand the language but I can feel the music in my soul. Much love to Hungary and its beautiful people from an African in the United States
Őseim szép zenéje, üdvözlés alulról, Ausztrália (Beautiful music of my ancestors, greetings from below, Australia)
I'm Polish living in Sydney. Beautiful music.
wow love from Turkey
I remember hearing this when I was 8 years old In Budapest , at someones home and That year we got out and Now 40 years later in California Listening to this ,How Life Twist and turns . Thank you for the Music.
Unspeakably beautiful. Sounds like the great Marta Sebestyen. Thank you for sharing this.
Yes, it really does. I had never heard of her, as I am an Australian who only recently discovered the joy of Slavic music, so thank you very much for pointing her out. What a wonderful voice she has. A new favourite.
Yep. Thats her.
@@petercallaghan9851 hungarian isn't slavic tho(-:
Yes, she is!!! The same Sebestyén Márta who sang the theme of the movie English Pacient ( El Paciente Ingles ) and tje Great work with Deep Forest. Great music. I'm hungarian, I'm doing and I listening this great pure music, becouse I know this... I grew ip whit tjos in Hungary, and I show this for my daugter to feed her for all our life!
I am romanian from Republic of Moldova, Chișinău. Long time ago I was in Hungary and from that day I love magyar music, culture and people, they are to close to my character. The best music, rhytm and melodies in all world ~O))))==~
Greetings and thank you, unfortunately most of romanians hate us
@@sectorgovernor I'm Moldovan from Moldova and we don't hate Hungarians. Feel free to visit and explore our country! I've already visited Hungary and it was beautiful! :D
@@sectorgovernor idk, about the claim that most. If that's your experience, that sucks man, but I'm Romanian living in Banat and as far as I know people are getting along just fine, and minority culture is starting to get attention, although slowly and at great efforts by the respective communities. I suppose most of the tension is in Szekely, and that sucks. I support schools for minorities, in fact i studied in a German minority school and I'm really sad a lot of that culture has been lost. Ah well, culture changes, and that's alright, what isn't is getting it destroyed.
Welcome from Hungary my dear friends :D
@@sectorgovernor not really. There are prejudices for sure (in the invers direction, too) but it's not mass hate, not at all. In the areas where the two communities live together people actually get along quite well.
Respect from Georgia !
Beautiful songs! Greetings from Brooklyn.
Love this music - from Kazakhstan
aszta na
Мен сені сүйемін
I'm originally from the urban part of this region in Moldavia. Growing up there, my best friend from childhood was actually a kid whose parents were Csángó (or Ceangăi, as we say in Romanian). I guess what I'm trying to say is that I miss him dearly... and that this music is beautiful!! : )
@@moldaviannationalist3735 but why?
@@moldaviannationalist3735 you're probably not a moldavian.
@@moldaviannationalist3735 do you mean Iași, my father is from Vaslui near Huși?
el Greco, you're welcome. I am Hungarian, you are so, such. Szia!
@@karolycsaszar1414 What's the name of the first song?
I can't understand anything just a few words but I feel really good and nostalgically when I listen to it :) greetings from Poland :)
thank you,love from slovakia
Üdvözöllek, Haza lánya :)
I from Saudi Arabia,
It is so good
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Greetings from Poland, our brothers
Csángó Unchained
:D
interesting
Clever. Ön okos. ;-)
AWSOME!!!
XD
Gyönyörű, léleksimogató, köszönöm Istenem hogy magyar lehetek! From HUNGARY
Ahogy én is!!!!
Like turkish language..
@@mezuninsan2517 mi a szar
Nincs mit ;)
@@mezuninsan2517 no-it s not turkish. May be some simmilar words. But this is really very speshell language. So beautifull and miracle. The first time i hurted the old hungarian song in the famose film. "English patient"-it was something unbelivable. For me the time was stoped-and i wanted to come back to this song again and again. Really-some magic is in this beautifull language. Even is so hard to learn.
Greeting from Albania
I love you. I'm romanian.💥🤠
Csángó testvèrek Isten áldjon titeket és tartson meg.
Amen!
Born Romanian… with an appreciation for transcending limitations impossible by culture or religion or you name it
Kudos to your form or art
I respect you… 🙏🥰
May you thrive
Hi from Qazaqstan, your folk music is very beautiful!!
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My Grandmother's maiden name was Bodo.
Her parents both were from Budapest.
She knew some hungarian, and tried to teach us her grandkids some.
Both of my grandmother's parents lived to be nearly 100, were very hard workers.
Grandmother fed us goulash and chicken peprikash.
Csango are my roots and I feel proud of it. Greetings to all here!
This beautiful music always makes me happy. ❤️
Beautiful. I can't explain why I love listening to this so much. I can't understand Hungarian language. My father was 100 percent Hungarian. I'm the last child of 9. 7th son. I have faint memories of Hungarian language spoken but was very young. I have overwhelming need to listen. Like it's a group destiny to be a part of. Like I'm a part of something not yet known. Not yet started. But is there. Right in front of me. Something that has always been a part of me. I have a great desire to seek out more about what this is. I don't know what it even is I'm trying to explain. It's unexplainable. I feel I'm in a trance sometimes when I listen. I may have to go to Hungary. I've been trying to seek others who feel this way only to be disappointed time and time again. I truly am lost.
Hát kezdd el :)
@Oricand Moldavian Csangos are originally Hungarians. Some of them got assimilated to Romanian since 1920 when the region was torn off the Hungarian Kingdom. The rest of them have kept being Hungarian, it is very beautiful for us, Hungarians to listen to their traditional speech.
@Oricand They preserved an ancient style of the Hungarian language, it is wonderful to our ears. It is very sorry for us that you are writing: the Romanian affection. Our heart bleeds.
@Oricand I know, that's why I have written about assimilation above. And that's why our hearts bleed :(
NO...... you are not lost. You have taken the most important step, which is to reclaim your Magyar heritage. You are on a road so many of us travel, Back to our Hungarian roots. You may feel overwhelmed because this music is so moving, BUT that in itself is a measure of your "Hungarianess”.
We are a PASSIONATE people and that passion is much aroused by Music. WHY do you think that for its size, Hungary produced SO many Great musicians, classical composers, great instrumentalists, Even FILM producers, and actors? WHY does Hungarian Music claim such a hold in the World Folk Music Movement? Because it SPEAKS to people's emotion , so much more so than the music of many other nation. AND It arouses YOUR passion BECAUSE it is rooted in your soul, As it is in Mine. Stay on your journey; look around you, you are NOT alone. I am walking next to with you as are many others. ----- A MAGYAR-American from NYC.
I'm from Hungary and this is very good music !!!
This is sooo gooodd. Moldavian Csángó is one of my favorite types of Hungarian music.
Greeting from Azerbaijanian man :) Love Hungari
I take the Azerbaijan as relatives. I am a szekelycsango from the USA born in Karpatian Alps.
NEM szamit ha van kozik! Nomadok mint a mi oseink. NEM mint az Olah Nemo a Francia, a Horvat. Gondolyal TRIANONRA!!
A ki NEM VETKEZET elenunk Trianonban AZ testver nekem. En Romaniaban szuletem es rendorok megvertek Mert magyarul enekeltem. Az Azarie NEM bontot a Magyart.
By. Vass K. Robert,. USA
@cornpotato tomato En egyet ertek TE veled. min Magyarok Kel oszefogni Minden nepel hoggy visza fordityuk TRIANON. Gondold Meg a Szekely es Csango egy szerencsetlen arva.
By Vass K Robert
Csango USA
Sokan NEM ertitek Hogy MIK tortentek velunk Erdely ben
@cornpotato tomato nem ertek egyet veled. Olvased el Amit irtal. Mint a Csango a Magyart Evszazodokon at Cangal
Amit en mondok Minden nepel testverseget kel szervezni Hogy igasagot alakityunk A karpat medecebe
Egyesek kozulunk szen ednek Mama Mart mGyarul beszelunk..Epityu k baratygot Hogy tufjuk megvefeni. Nepunket. Gondold Meg Minden magyar ameik nyugaton El csangal es El veszik a nepek tengereben mivel gueteke be olvad
I actually looked up my surname and figured out im a Csango. My family is from a village in Bacau where they resided, my surname is Cianga. No wonder I love the music
Muckley of Trisfal awww
Bacau is "A" version of your name. Look on after that. "Bákó" means more of that, in Hungarian, a "lead of sg.". Try to find it out. Nice way :)
@@karolycsaszar1414 Anyone knows the name of the first song?
I am turkish and we are brothers with hungarians .turkish and hungarian are brothers but we don't forget it.
@A hétfejű sárkány sarkany .is türkiş. Serkan herkan tarkan. 😊
@Panter Panta The hungarian language is not turkic.
@Panter Panta Hungarian is a Uralic language from the Finno-Ugric branch, being distantly related to finnish and estonian, and closely related to kanthy and mansi.
www.britannica.com/topic/Hungarian-language
@Panter Panta Approximately 21% of hungarian vocabulary has the same routes as finnish or estonian. The most basic words, like fire, water, hair, hand, hearth, eye, blood, arrow, etc... In the other hand this number with turkic languages is 9%.
@Panter Panta But it's one google search by the way, and you get this in a minute.
Respect from Turkiye 🖐️👍
Hungarian cuisine & Hungarian music:
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Beautiful, passionate music. Long may it live on
Love from England
Try keep it listened byself... bywhereway :)
great music - salam from Indonesia
This is beautiful, sending my love from Australia 🇦🇺❤️🇭🇺
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