@@zahra7209 the media doesn't show false and lies about us, it's all true! But it's the government that sucks, we as people are cool. There's a difference...
@@massi6528 not at all 😮... there are so many bad things that are happening in every single country and they also have some special or maybe strict rules . But they never showing them on their media to prevent people from being critical or the world to be aware of that ... but some iranian who unfortunately have the media such as Instagram under control, always nagging and show bad sides of our country. Any way , you're name reminds me of an Iranian famous woman whose immigrated and always like saying horrible things about Iran.😉
You can check if I'm right 🥰... with looking for travelers who had been here in Iran for the first time that our amazing advanced culture took them by surprise. On both platforms like TH-cam or Twitter (#IranInReality 💫❤️)
👍🙏درود به شما ..ایران دارای کهنترین و زیباترین فرهنگ و هنر و زبان هستش البته با احترام به همه مردم و زبانها و فرهنگهای همه دنیا ..زبان فارسی ۲۲۸ملیون واژه تولید میکنه که بیهمتا هستش خوشحالم از این که شما از زبان فارسی ما ایرانیها لذت میبرید ..سپاس از شما دوست گرامی
You mentioned the guitar as spanish and the influence of the moors in the Iberian Peninsula Al-Andalus . I 'm from Tunisia . The word "guitar" is derived from the old Persian "chartar" which, in direct translation, means "four strings". The guitar's ancestors came to Europe from Egypt and Mesopotamia. Moor comes from the Latin Mauroi, meaning an inhabitant of North Africa. The Carthaginians, for instance, came from North Africa. Moorish influence in the peninsula goes back thousands of years, but it was the Islamic invasion, by largely Berber armies in 711, that determined the main musical influences from North Africa. They called the Iberian Peninsula Al-Andalus, from which the name of Andalusia derives. The Moorish and Arab conquerors brought their musical forms to the Peninsula, and at the same time, probably gathered some native influence in their music. The Emirate, and later Caliphate of Córdoba became a center of influence in both the Muslim and Christian worlds and it attracted musicians from all Islamic countries. One of those musicians was Zyriab (Ali ibn Nafi (789-857AD) , who imported forms of Persian music, revolutionized the shape and playing techniques of the Lute (which centuries later evolved into the vihuela and the guitar), adding a fifth string to it, and set the foundations for the Andalusian nuba, the style of music in suite form still performed in North African countries.www.timenet.org/detail.html But Ziryab was much more than a musician. A polished conversationalist, he was a trendsetter in fashion (style of clothes and their colours changed according to the season), an advocate of personal hygiene (he introduced toothpaste, deodorants, hair shampoo and perfumes), and also a connoisseur of fine food. At a time when eating in Europe was a matter of crude consumption with little or no attention to refinement, Ziryab looked on eating an aesthetic, harmonious experience: a source of pleasure to all the senses, and attended by rules of etiquette and table manners. www.spainthenandnow.com/spanish-culture/spanish-food-ziryab-789-857 We are one ❤️ Keep safe !
one addition only: The natives of North Africa were Amazir, the name "Berber" was given to them later, it was a civilization of about 5,000 years, which also influenced the Greek and Egyptian mythology and was also documented there. Music is an universal language which we all understand and feel regardless of our religion, faith and language. Music is something that brings us together because we are all connected as human beings. This is a fact since even the quantum Physics show the we are all made of atoms ... I'am a moroccan girl living in Germany who send you all love
Middle East/Mediterranean (Persian, Moroccan, Turkish, Greek) is one of my favourite cultures!! The food, music & style of clothing just match my love! 😍
Most string instruments comes from Persia so it's no surprise that they're so good at playing them! By the way, the singer was a guitarist long before he tried his hand at singing...
@@nastaranhamooni3420 ایرانی واقعا فضول و شوخ طبعه،، منظورم خودمه ک خواستم بگم عکستون جالب بود برام ک سروته رو پروفتون گذاشتین و هم جالب و هم شوخ طبع بودن ایرانی ها میرسونه،، فضول و شوخ طبع با خودم بودم و خدایی نکرده سوتفاهم نشه ناراحت بشین ک من هرگز چنین جسارتی نمیکنم
فقط یه سوال داشتم، واقعا اهنگ های شجریان رو گوش میدین؟ فقط سوال بود برام ، نه اینکه گوش کردنش عیب داره یا خواننده خوبی نیستن و هرچیز دیگ ک شمارو ناراحت کنه و خواننده مورد علاقتون در سوال من نبوده و امیدوارم برداشتی هم غیرازینا ک گفتم از سوالم نشه
Beautiful song 🎧 love Gipsy Kings👏👏 First historical appearance of guitar-like instrument was found in ancient Persia, some 3500 years ago. Some 2 centuries later, Hittite (ancient Anatolian) craftsmen managed to build stone carving of man playing guitar, which is today treasured as the oldest iconographic proof of the guitar origins.
Thank you for respect and react the persian music👍👍👍,we have alot of singers in Iran at present day or the past and when you hear them you gone be surprise because this song is a little part of our music,we have different songs and music like traditional,pop,rap,....
I'm not sure ..but someone told me before that persian and Spanish music have an old connection from hundred of years ago ...maybe that's why it's look so familiar
Hi Johnny, I really loved your reaction to Mohsen’s concert, your professional experience and exciting reactions made your video so far interesting, love and respect from Iran, good luck❤️🤲🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The reason you are reminded of south Spanish music, is that Andalusian music is heavily influenced by Iranian traditional music in the time of Muslim ruling over the area, and this song also has traces of Iranian traditional music although it is a pop song.
Since 50 or more years ago in every Iranian home , they definitely have few albums of gipsy kings and we love them. Most people could sing the song without knowing any Spanish world. AS Ben Brahim well said The word "guitar" is derived from the old Persian "chartar" which, in direct translation, means "four strings". I think we have same root when it comes to guitar. Of course there are some Spanish Guitarist who are world best players.
My Madrid cousin. The vocal variations and the guitar tones in Andalusia originated from the east. The food? There is a special appreciation for beautiful Spain & Portugal. Love from 🇮🇷
For the first time I saw you, I thought you were Iranian because you are very similar to them, you are handsome ...thanks for sharing this amazing video I love that too ... with love from USA_Iran
Awesome reaction! Please react to Homayoun Shajarian : Sanama (live in Washington DC) and live songs from Sirvan Khosravi like Baroone Payizi and Bonbast
Mohsen is a solo artist, but he usually gets a group together and plays with that band for years. The guitar is very prominent in most of his songs and he writes his own lyrics too. Many of the guitar melodies he was playing are well rooted in Persian culture and music. It was very interesting to view it through your lens and hear about the parallels with Spanish music too.
The boys here are the ones who came after Mohsen disbanded the old one.. so they werent with him since years when he perform behet live for the 1st time
Im Iranian Traditional music teacher. Do you know about the history of gypsy in south spain and same historic singing method from Iran that they used? Some known as Flamenco in Historical Iran known as Flamen sing..(vocal alone) also the history of guitar that was Oud they brought from Iran Known as "Tar" tar in Farsi It mean "string" 😉
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I am French , fell in love with his voice and this song .I speak 5 languages .I Love the sound of Farsi .Magnificent !
In just 20 second of music we all fell in love with him
with him or the music?😂
This can some how illustrate what Iranians are ... not those false and lies that medias and news show from us😃♥️
@@zahra7209 the media doesn't show false and lies about us, it's all true! But it's the government that sucks, we as people are cool. There's a difference...
@@massi6528 not at all 😮... there are so many bad things that are happening in every single country and they also have some special or maybe strict rules . But they never showing them on their media to prevent people from being critical or the world to be aware of that ... but some iranian who unfortunately have the media such as Instagram under control, always nagging and show bad sides of our country. Any way , you're name reminds me of an Iranian famous woman whose immigrated and always like saying horrible things about Iran.😉
You can check if I'm right 🥰... with looking for travelers who had been here in Iran for the first time that our amazing advanced culture took them by surprise. On both platforms like TH-cam or Twitter (#IranInReality 💫❤️)
Don't forget that Iran is the home of all string instruments.
Factttt
right but it shrieks Spanish the same time he is not wrong
No,spain
Spain was influenced by Arab and Iranian music when the Moors took over Spain. It's Iranian/Persian.@@ranjangantait9599
Spanish, Italian and Iranian people look alike . U are handsome and you remind me of Iranian men
@Parinaz Etesam Hi Parinaz,
He could be a Persian movie star. right?
LoL
@sami true
@sami I'm from Oman but I love iranian song and language seem Spain
@@hassammohammed5046 oh thanks😍🙏🏻💚🇮🇷
Je suis francaise , je parle plusieurs langues mais J’adore le farsi ( je savais pas que cette langue età it si belle !
👍🙏درود به شما ..ایران دارای کهنترین و زیباترین فرهنگ و هنر و زبان هستش البته با احترام به همه مردم و زبانها و فرهنگهای همه دنیا ..زبان فارسی ۲۲۸ملیون واژه تولید میکنه که بیهمتا هستش خوشحالم از این که شما از زبان فارسی ما ایرانیها لذت میبرید ..سپاس از شما دوست گرامی
His voice is literally unique🙂
I get emotional every time I listen to his songs...
C’est maintenant ma chanson preferee!
You mentioned the guitar as spanish and the influence of the moors in the Iberian Peninsula Al-Andalus . I 'm from Tunisia .
The word "guitar" is derived from the old Persian "chartar" which, in direct translation, means "four strings".
The guitar's ancestors came to Europe from Egypt and Mesopotamia.
Moor comes from the Latin Mauroi, meaning an inhabitant of North Africa. The Carthaginians, for instance, came from North Africa. Moorish influence in the peninsula goes back thousands of years, but it was the Islamic invasion, by largely Berber armies in 711, that determined the main musical influences from North Africa. They called the Iberian Peninsula Al-Andalus, from which the name of Andalusia derives. The Moorish and Arab conquerors brought their musical forms to the Peninsula, and at the same time, probably gathered some native influence in their music. The Emirate, and later Caliphate of Córdoba became a center of influence in both the Muslim and Christian worlds and it attracted musicians from all Islamic countries. One of those musicians was Zyriab (Ali ibn Nafi (789-857AD) , who imported forms of Persian music, revolutionized the shape and playing techniques of the Lute (which centuries later evolved into the vihuela and the guitar), adding a fifth string to it, and set the foundations for the Andalusian nuba, the style of music in suite form still performed in North African countries.www.timenet.org/detail.html
But Ziryab was much more than a musician. A polished conversationalist, he was a trendsetter in fashion (style of clothes and their colours changed according to the season), an advocate of personal hygiene (he introduced toothpaste, deodorants, hair shampoo and perfumes), and also a connoisseur of fine food.
At a time when eating in Europe was a matter of crude consumption with little or no attention to refinement, Ziryab looked on eating an aesthetic, harmonious experience: a source of pleasure to all the senses, and attended by rules of etiquette and table manners.
www.spainthenandnow.com/spanish-culture/spanish-food-ziryab-789-857
We are one ❤️ Keep safe !
So guitar is inspired by persian instruments setar and dotar...?? Wow nice didn’t know that
one addition only: The natives of North Africa were Amazir, the name "Berber" was given to them later, it was a civilization of about 5,000 years, which also influenced the Greek and Egyptian mythology and was also documented there. Music is an universal language which we all understand and feel regardless of our religion, faith and language. Music is something that brings us together because we are all connected as human beings. This is a fact since even the quantum Physics show the we are all made of atoms ... I'am a moroccan girl living in Germany who send you all love
You've got it right bro
Thanx
We love Islamic republic of Iran
was lookin for such comment, thank u :) they'd re write history someday to justify & sort things out.
Iran is the motherland of music and instruments
I'm from Iran 😌🤚🏻🇮🇷🇮🇷
oh Johnny 🙏🏻 I love the mediterannian sounds and this style, the instruments, the way he sings, I fell for it 😍
its persian from middle east
It's Persian, not mediterranean
guys I know it’s persian, but the sound is very similar to soft greek, spanish, italian or northern african songs.
@@angelicatheblack it's all bcuz of his magic magiiic voice;)
Middle East/Mediterranean (Persian, Moroccan, Turkish, Greek) is one of my favourite cultures!! The food, music & style of clothing just match my love! 😍
Beautiful Song and Exceptionally Talented Artist..accompanied by Excellent Musicians. 🙇🏻♀️🔍🎵🎶🙏🏽🇺🇸❤️
Viva IRAN🇮🇷🇮🇷❤️❤️🇮🇷🇮🇷🎧
Most string instruments comes from Persia so it's no surprise that they're so good at playing them! By the way, the singer was a guitarist long before he tried his hand at singing...
All musical instrument such as violin inspired by Kamancheh (Persian instrument ) undoutedly many musical instruments are inspired by persian music.
Listen to "homayoun shajarian" "sanama" live version please
Link please ! :)
@@meliel1715 th-cam.com/video/V_aNKdxWLs0/w-d-xo.html
@@nastaranhamooni3420 ایرانی واقعا فضول و شوخ طبعه،،
منظورم خودمه ک خواستم بگم عکستون جالب بود برام ک سروته رو پروفتون گذاشتین و هم جالب و هم شوخ طبع بودن ایرانی ها میرسونه،،
فضول و شوخ طبع با خودم بودم و خدایی نکرده سوتفاهم نشه ناراحت بشین ک من هرگز چنین جسارتی نمیکنم
فقط یه سوال داشتم،
واقعا اهنگ های شجریان رو گوش میدین؟
فقط سوال بود برام ، نه اینکه گوش کردنش عیب داره یا خواننده خوبی نیستن و هرچیز دیگ ک شمارو ناراحت کنه و خواننده مورد علاقتون در سوال من نبوده و امیدوارم برداشتی هم غیرازینا ک گفتم از سوالم نشه
@@mohsensadeghi9708 بله من اهنگ های آقای شجریان و گوش میدم...تقریبا همه سبک موسیقی گوش می‌کنم،ولی آقای شجریان خیلی برام خاص هستن
Please react to
Homayoun shajarian (sanama)
Beautiful song 🎧 love Gipsy Kings👏👏 First historical appearance of guitar-like instrument was found in ancient Persia, some 3500 years ago. Some 2 centuries later, Hittite (ancient Anatolian) craftsmen managed to build stone carving of man playing guitar, which is today treasured as the oldest iconographic proof of the guitar origins.
👍👏👏👏
Thank you for respect and react the persian music👍👍👍,we have alot of singers in Iran at present day or the past and when you hear them you gone be surprise because this song is a little part of our music,we have different songs and music like traditional,pop,rap,....
😎👍🏼
Just magic, just a divine voice who it seems come from God
In the time of cordoba...musicians wre hired from east..esp persia(faris)..so thats where you see it familiar.
Fantastic song and excellent commentary.
Thank you
One can easily see the revolutionary Iran in these concerts.
I'm not sure ..but someone told me before that persian and Spanish music have an old connection from hundred of years ago ...maybe that's why it's look so familiar
Hi Johnny, I really loved your reaction to Mohsen’s concert, your professional experience and exciting reactions made your video so far interesting, love and respect from Iran, good luck❤️🤲🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hello, Mohsen Yeganeh is one of our best singers, thank you for your good channel and the value you put on Iran and Iranian music.🌹🌹👏👏🇮🇷🇮🇷
Old react to botoari from rastak group ( folk music with kordish language) it's so amazing.
@@soleymanalasvandjavadi8621 Yeah, I know, Rastak is one of the most successful and original groups and Iam a fan of this group.
For non persian: Tar and everythings about it brought by persian during the aran invasion to Spain... Tar is the Persian word means string...
The reason you are reminded of south Spanish music, is that Andalusian music is heavily influenced by Iranian traditional music in the time of Muslim ruling over the area, and this song also has traces of Iranian traditional music although it is a pop song.
Wow very very nice ❤❤❤
Mohsen is a legend, please react to another iranian singer, Bonbsat live by Sirvan
I am in love with this song!
Im from Iran....Thank you.Thank you.بهت قووول میدم.محسن یگانه😍😍😍
Since 50 or more years ago in every Iranian home , they definitely have few albums of gipsy kings and we love them. Most people could sing the song without knowing any Spanish world. AS Ben Brahim well said The word "guitar" is derived from the old Persian "chartar" which, in direct translation, means "four strings". I think we have same root when it comes to guitar. Of course there are some Spanish Guitarist who are world best players.
Land of instruments
I have chills every time I listen to this song
mohsen is legend🔥🔥
Pls react to Sirvan Khosravi live performance like " deadend and Automn rain"
One of the famous Iranian pop singers
I can listen to this music for rest of my life 😍
Im from iran and im so proud of mohsen cause he is so powerful singer with great personality
This is amazing music
Thanks for reaction ❤️🇮🇷
My ex bf had me listened this song thats why I feel bad while listening but I cant stop listening it is a great song still
Great persian voice
Mohsen yegane is my love ❤️❤️
Thank you for awesome reaction, check out this song from Mohsen Yeganeh: KHODKHAH
Wow Iranian music 🎶... Thanks for reacting
دوست داریم محسن یگانه
Man ham. Eshq az Serbistan. 😊❤
I love you mohsen .I’m from iran This song is by Master Mohsen Yeganeh, my proud and great Iranian compatriot. May you always be successful Mohsen
Thanks
My Madrid cousin. The vocal variations and the guitar tones in Andalusia originated from the east. The food? There is a special appreciation for beautiful Spain & Portugal. Love from 🇮🇷
I liked your reaction and analysis
Thanks Mehrdad
🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷✌👌💥
Lots of love from iran.thanx😍
For the first time I saw you, I thought you were Iranian because you are very similar to them, you are handsome ...thanks for sharing this amazing video I love that too ... with love from USA_Iran
Thanks for your great reaction......from IRAN (:
I loved your emotional reactions bro
I agree , reminds me somewhat of Flamenco !
thanks
Awesome reaction! Please react to Homayoun Shajarian : Sanama (live in Washington DC) and live songs from Sirvan Khosravi like Baroone Payizi and Bonbast
Nice song👌
NADARAMET by mohsen yeganeh
Tanks for reaction
Wellcome to new music world iran! ☺😆
Amazing Mohsen jan love tou 👌👌👌👏👏👏👏❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖❤💖
He’s a famous singer in my country
this is my most favorite reaction ❤ thank u
My eyes, come and help me, Dariush, listen from Iran, it is wonderful
Mohsen is a solo artist, but he usually gets a group together and plays with that band for years. The guitar is very prominent in most of his songs and he writes his own lyrics too. Many of the guitar melodies he was playing are well rooted in Persian culture and music. It was very interesting to view it through your lens and hear about the parallels with Spanish music too.
The boys here are the ones who came after Mohsen disbanded the old one.. so they werent with him since years when he perform behet live for the 1st time
its a persian song , from one of the best iranian singer , the great MOHSEN YEGANEH 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
Awesome reaction:) wow man you are on point on every detail you have mention.
He is amazing
Thanks for the reaction
Love and respect from Iran
I have many memories of Mohsen Yeganeh's songs. Thank you ♥️
Thanks for your reaction 😍😍
Hi
Thanks for your perfect reaction.
please also react to
Khaterate to _ unplugged version by sirvan khosravi
Regards
Thank you
That was literally awesome❤😉
The Umayad Caliphate was in Andalusia, indeed. Love your reaction...
Amazing song❤🔥😭
Im Iranian Traditional music teacher. Do you know about the history of gypsy in south spain and same historic singing method from Iran that they used? Some known as Flamenco in Historical Iran known as Flamen sing..(vocal alone) also the history of guitar that was Oud they brought from Iran Known as "Tar" tar in Farsi It mean "string" 😉
The melody is something 💥
Thank you for your professional and fair reaction. The performance was Great.
For your information
listen to mohsen namjoo , makhoola band , shajarian , cyminology.
Love and respect from Iran 🇮🇷💚 Also react to Sanama by Homayoun shajarian ...
He's a legend for me as a Persian
Thanks for reaching...you did an amazing job
Muy bueno, ese flamenquito turco👍👏
bro when you talked about spain , im from Morocco and im a fan of Flamenco to
amazing persian music
Thanks for your reaction
Please react to Botorai from Rastak , Iranian song 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷
🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
@@PowerfulReactions 🌹🌹🌹🌹
OMG that was so good #mohsen yeghaneh !♡
Very interesting 👌
Awesome reaction!
Mersi ❤👏👏👏👏❤💋
LOVELY
Very rhytmic, nice
Thanks for reactions
Mohsen Namjoo-Zolf(live)
I recommend you (Naskkan delamo)
Live concert of Mohsen Yeganeh😇❤
Iranian music is the best 👍💯
i GUESS MOHSEN IS NOT A NEW ARTIST.... ANYWAYS....YOU DID A GOOD REACTION
Love the song and him😍
Amazing 😍🤩❤
It was unique ️😍♥️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you for your reaction