Fado: Portuguese Guitar by Alexandre Bateiras (part 1)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- This is instumental portuguese folk: real stories told and played with a portuguese guitar. Stories of a man and somehow of an old generation of people who lived in a quiet rural Portugal and stopped their adolescense to be part of a war.
Regardless the history lesson, these melodies are something that anyone hardly forgets. So take your own time to listen, discover and imagine all the tiny bits of existence that this record brings to life.
Son of a portugese fisherman. This touches my heart and reminds me of my father who was so proud of
Being Portugese. if you can see this , I love you Dad
My grandfather was born from Portugal, he's loves his country.
This is in our hearts. If you hear this then you're in Portugal, no matter what borders are surrounding you!
even im not from portuguese ascendence, my grandfather found a portuguese guitar like the one in the photo, in uruguay in the 50s and bought it. i re-discovered it this year in the back of a wardrobe. the guitar seems to be 80-100 years old. in the luthier right now, going to start learning to play it (already a guitar player). this music sounds so beautiful!
How can I learn too. I play guitar
Did you manage to learn? The world needs more Portuguese Guitar sound. In a world of streamers and youtubers, we need someone to stream this sound .❤🩹
Need feedback
I just enjoy doscovering all these things in common as well as the differences. No matter, if it is Portuguese, spanish, greek, brazilian or others. We are very familiar... greetings with Love from a Greek.
Ho ho ho... Orewa Greche da. Idk man But Im greek too and I needed to say that. Thank you.
O único defeito deste vídeo é que ele acaba.
Muito Linda, obrigada
Lindo, nostálgico, elegante. Apesar de toda tensão dos últimos anos entre nossos países, Portugal é uma nação que eu admiro muito por sua cultura rica e história singular.
"Quando uma Saudade vier ao teu encontro, deixe dos olhos rolar uma lágrima, do coração uma saudade e dos lábios um sorriso, pois a suprema vontade da vida é rir quando se tem vontade de Chorar!" Grato; Musicatua.
I am Sri Lankan. Proud of our shared cultural history with Portugal.
Jason Bandara nice to know! I am from Portugal and Spain, you should come and visit some time!
well its not "cultural history", they were colonizing your country. sorry :/
bring back Ceylon
@@ahmetbilalozbek I suppose much like the Ottomans didn't influence their subject states culturally? But yes, they did though.
Cultural history is not always, rarely in fact a voluntary thing. All cultures influence others one way or the other.
I refer again to the Ottomans, huge colonisers and influencers, none of the former Ottoman subjects states would deny that, so why would you deny Jason his pride in his shared culture?
@@ahmetbilalozbek The Iberian peninsula was colonised by Moors who exerted a massive cultural influence over hundreds of years. We ignore that at our peril.
My beautiful portugal. You are far away, but in my heart
, fado is the soul , melancholy of the portuguese
Carlos Santos
Beatifoolzinho
J’adore le son de cet instrument découvert depuis pas longtemps merci de me réjouir le cœur.
Por vezes, quando o músico é um mestre, se o céu pende baixo sobre o mar ou em noites de solidão, choramos ao ouvir isto.
guitarra Portuguesa, linda e emocionante musica.
Me faz ter orgulho de ter nascido em um país cuja língua é o português.
Uill S.C.B. Eu tambem minha senhora desde de Sydney Australia, um beijo!
caraio pai, tu por aqui
So moving, sends shivers down my spine, I miss Lisbon.
il tempo passa ed il mio cuore è sempre più innamorato di questa terra e dei suoi abitanti.viva portugal
Até arrepia....
emocionantes, o fado e a tristeza da guitarra portuguesa - que maravilha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Fado não é tristeza, é sentimento, nostalgia, viagem interior, mas não tristeza.
I discovered this album ten years ago. I don't listen to it much but I come back to it each time I happen to live something emotionally intense in my life. I don't know why but it has a direct connection to my heart. So I would like to thank here the people who crafted this music, the people who recorded it, the people who played it and the person who uploaded it. I see some people in the comments are very eager to show how proud they are to be somehow connected with the country/culture in which it is born. I don't blame the feeling and I know it feels nice to remember childhood memories but those are not attached to a country or national pride, those are _your_ feelings and you should own them. I know it feels good to be connected to a culture or to a group of people but when you you listen to this music and cry over it, as I do, remember that the people you really belong to, is all of us who have been moved the way you have been moved by this music.
4:30 is something out of this world
Magnifico Fado. Che poesia, che melancolia.
soulful nostalgic ....mournful -yet vital- homage to our dilemas-
La mejor mmezcla brasil y portugal Que. Ese espiritu lastimoso con esa raznegra y liberta. Dan la liVertad de espiritu dento de su hermosa exprecion musical.
A poetic nostalgic expression that captures the essence of our lives/and soulful...past, present and now...
Sinto-me tao feliz ouvir essa lindissima mùsica !
Великолепная музыка,слушал с удовольствием!
Beautiful
Belas e nostálgicas são as músicas portuguesas.
Quanto do teu sal, ó mar, são lágrimas de Portugal.
Saudade...
This is just beautiful. Thank U for sharing!
muito obrigado por eu post! Vive Portugual!
Very beautiful...
. . this is absolutely brilliant
Emocionante 💘
Assim é que se toca!...
I really like the sound of this guitar. There's a lot of scope for composition with it. And the Preston machine heads are just awesome
The Portuguese guitar is a wonderful instrument. The Preston heads look good, but they are impractical. If the guitar falls on the tuning screws, they bend. They have caused me endless grief. The screw threads are neither metric nor inch. Living in Okinawa, I had to search out someone with a special lathe to make them.
They are not meant to be practical, they are a symbol of character, we call them "carrilhões", because they resemble the bell sets at large cathedrals and monasteries, and have been part of these guitars for many years now. Having your guitar fall may cause more grief than just bending the screw heads, it may alter the sound of the guitar altogether. This guitar is like the best things in life, it needs to be taken care of and cherished. Best of luck to you with your guitar.
Todas as músicas são do Alexandre Bateiras
genial!
It's beautiful!
Je m'appelle Anitta, et ce fado Portugais, me rappelle ma grand-mère si respectacle, dans les beaux habits qu'elle portait. C'etait une femme forte, qui ne courbait jamais le dos et qui savait toujours se relever. Elle n'avait besoin de personne et tout le monde la reconnaissait. Son aura suffisait, elle n'avait besoin de rien d'autre. Son charme naturel à lui seul éblouissait. Je me souviens encore de son beau visage et de ses tendres lèvres qui me disaient : Ne sois pas prête à tout et n'accepte de devenir n'importe qui pour la célébrité."
my grand father was a portuguese and i love portugal
Soulful music resonates within....
So moving really thanks for this paradisiac moments 🍒
Adoro ! lindo....
merci tres jolie namaste
Estupendo!
I found out through dna tests that I’m 38% spanish 35% Native American (Central America) and 19% Portuguese 3% African...I have all three main races but I knew I’d have traces of black due to history and also Native American even Spanish but the Portuguese cought me by surprise. Not only do I have it but it’s 19% that’s a big chunk of who I am! Third largest if you consider Spain then American Indian or second largest european after spanish. I always thought Portugal was cool but to actually have Portuguese in me due to my great grandpa I love the idea and happy with my outcome. I always wanted to visit Spain and will but I must go to Portugal now as it really is the second biggest european in me! Portugal is beautiful and the people from what’s I’ve seen are exotic like spanish and beautiful. Whites but different from pale blue eyes blonde hair whites of Northern Europe or most in the USA. I mean I can see how I look Portuguese aside from Spanish when I googled Portuguese men. Maybe one day I’ll date a Portuguese or spanish woman 😊 I’m actually happier that my ancestry results said I’m Portuguese more than Italian or French or even Greek as much as I love Greek bcuz portugal is Iberian culture and very similar to Spain. The guitar the language people. So realistically I am culturally a lot closer to Portuguese than Greek or Italian...Hopefully j meet cool people in Portugal and Spain
The Greeks influenced Portugal too, as did the Latins, Visigoths and Moors. If you have Portuguese or Spanish genes you may well have North African ones too.
Viva Portugal!
Ça c'est un beau fado..
muito bonito!!!!
Beautiful. Reminds me of classical Spanish guitar and Greek folk music.
As a player of Greek folk music I'd say this music is about as far away from it as it's possible to be. But we all have our own take on reality and it does remind me of Villa-Lobos, especially the Suite Populaire Brasilienne.
Greek music is more turkish and arabic alike, although might have soft latin influence. Portuguese music is iberian and pure latin, although it as some arabic influence. Very different types indeed
@@bernardopratta3076 Greek music very different from Portuguese music? Listen to this: th-cam.com/video/AnnUujPIXoQ/w-d-xo.html
@@johnshort5003 As a greek iwould say i see the similarities. Why to put everything apart? Enjoy the similarities as well as the differences. This is what makes life beautiful in my eyes
@@bernardopratta3076 that strongly depends from region, genre and musician. Greek culture is a melting pot. Its sound is kind of european, undistinguishable "greek" and oriental at the same time. I see the similarities here, between portuguese and greek music as it could developed at the greek islands or the large harbour cities.
Brava! Listening to your incredible song as I write about a story that transcends time and place.
I restored my grandfather's Portuguese fado guitar and now going to learn how to play it Madera Island Portugal pointa de sole
Belissimo, e muito bem captado, Os parabens dos Serranos Baptistas.
Gorgeous
My friend is Portu and he cries himself to sleep every night, listening to this 🥺🥺🥺🥺. He hates white country music and he thinks its a waste. He would do anything for Portugal!!! He wears the Portuguese flag everywhere, even to important meetings.
❤
Wish i could know the name of the songs, epecialy the first and the second one
It reminds me very strong to the playing of Steve Hackett from Genesis
Especially "Horizons" from Foxtrot
Steve Hackett (and Genesis) is much later.
MINHA LISBOA
👏👏👏
Hello, can I use this beautiful song in my Lisbon's vlog ?
Lindo
😍❤👏👏👏👏
Adoro este álbum do Sr. Alexandre e gostaria muito de poder utilizar uma das suas músicas num vídeo que estou a fazer. @Musicatua, será que me poderia ajudar a contactar o artista em questão?
Obrigado
Isto só me dá vontade de juntar à tuna da minha universidade
Qual o nome da primeira música?
can someone please tell me title of the song from 0 to 2:50 ??? sounds so amazing i have to learn it
Carlos parades the best ever in Portuguese guitar
end det
Hey man! If you discovered the name of this beautiful song, tell me please!
@@lucaslupchinski Search for Carlos Paredes, he was THE virtuoso on portuguse guitar, but I don't know the name of the song ^^ but looks a bit like this one th-cam.com/video/P_jU8knC5ns/w-d-xo.html&list=PLL2TY3OCx4MMi-ikaoVWENBSlbJPswoYH&index=24
The musician is Alexandre Bateiras and this track is called Porto Largo.
Is the first song not the basic theme from the movie "The God Father ?" Who borrowed what from whom? Both are gloriously beautiful but extremely similar.
This song is older than Marlon Brando itself ahaha
boas ;)
posso utilizar para um projeto de hip hop? ;) ficaria eternamente agradecido, e claro a dar creditos ;)
Hi there does anyone know the song from the iTunes ringtones? It just says fado if anyone can check it out please let me know name of it obrigado
Does this song have royalties?
Sincerely
Es belo
Jhonathan Santella Evaristo
Camilo sesto
Second song name ???
Mas um fadista não morre como morrem os outros homens.
Ele trata a morte por tu. Conhece-lhe os jeitos e as manhas e só pode ter por ela o respeito que se tem por aquilo que conhecemos de gingeira: é gingão com ela, mas tem-lhe amor. Ou não fosse todo o Fado um fingimento da morte e todo o fadista um fingimento da vida.
Como poderia ter acesso ao artista desta musica?
Carlos Paredes, Mestre da Guitarra Portuguesa
Carlos parades talves!?
Tudo Alexandre Bateiras
#Вистоїмо
#humanstopwar
#UkrainiansWillResist
#STANDWITHUKRAINE Fado it*s the Best
can someone tell me the tittle of the song that starts at 19:00 ?
The name of the song is Bolorina and it goes from 17:30 to 22:10.
Can you play power chords on it
13:11 music name ?
Beautiful music. F***ing intrusive adverts!
ytmp3.cc it
@@meercreate use an adblocker
I discovered this album ten years ago. I don't listen to it much but I come back to it each time I happen to live something emotionally intense in my life. I don't know why but it has a direct connection to my heart. So I would like to thank here the people who crafted this music, the people who recorded it, the people who played it and the person who uploaded it. I see some people in the comments are very eager to show how proud they are to be somehow connected with the country/culture in which it is born. I don't blame the feeling and I know it feels nice to remember childhood memories but those are not attached to a country or national pride, those are _your_ feelings and you should own them. I know it feels good to be connected to a culture or to a group of people but when you you listen to this music and cry over it, as I do, remember that the people you really belong to, is all of us who have been moved the way you have been moved by this music.
Beautiful