They speak in galego, euskera and catalan. People will say "this is not Spain and this is not spanish" but THIS is what Spain is and THIS is what we are proud of!!!! Greetings from Andalucía 💕
Tienen que ir, me representan totalmente, para mí no hace falta tocarse una teta y tenerla en un globo terráqueo para empoderarme, y mira que la letra no es mala, pero ésto es brutal. No hay fronteras y en España menos. Me encanta nuestra diversidad. Saludos desde Andalucía. Tanxungueiras a Eurovisión!!!!
It's traditional in Galicia, north Spain. They sing mostly in Galego, one of our co-official languages. The diversity of our culture is a treasure!!!! Atte: una murcianica in love.
Es genial ver que gente de otros países puede llegar a apreciar la musica tracicional de nuestra tierra. Personalmente como Gallega me ilusiona tanto o más saber que igualmente la gente de zonas de España más distantes han disfrutado y apreciado esta canción. España es una mezcla de varias culturas e idiomas y me parece precioso mostrar que no solo el flamenco (el más popular) es nuestra única seña de identidad. Moitos saúdos dende a Terra Galega.!
haha no, chanel's staging is far above tanxu, in acting they resemble the chorus girls and the staging does not transmit the power of the song, on the other hand chanel's song is a little worse? yes, but chanel's staging is much better worked
@@diiegoo4425 One girl of the girls of TANXUGUEIRAS didn't had the opportunity to sing the song in live before because COVID and the other two only had one chance... it's lack of practice nothing more than that.
@@diiegoo4425 Channel no tiene ninguna culpa de que le hicieran tongo y quedará de ganadora, pero ya se vio a quien queremos que manden, además, la puesta en escena de Tanxu es tan buena como la canción, a diferencia de Channel, la chica baila bien pero la canción es una completa basura, si no fuera que la canta Channel ni entraba en el plantel de la primera selección, y aún así la puesta en escena de Tanxu es mejor
This song talks about my ancestors. Hardworking, strong and fighter women. It makes me feel proud and excited that people from all over the world can see them and hear the ancient sounds of my land. They deserved to win. -a proud Galician.
I was rooting so much for them. The situation with all the Benidorm Fest being rigged now makes me sick to the heart. So unfair that Spain can't bring such uniqueness, tradition and beauty to Eurovision.
Os lo está diciendo una persona inglesa, es algo que nunca se ha visto, SOBRE TODO VINIENDO DE ESPAÑA! Es lo que todos estamos diciendo... Y el jurado dale con no darle una puntuación merecida simplemente porque "no es lo estándar".... An English person is telling you, it is something that has never been seen, ESPECIALLY COMING FROM SPAIN! It's what we're all saying... And the jury decided not to give it a simply deserved score because "it's not the standard"... (Sorry for my english...)
Es que al jurado no lo saques de lo que ellos entienden establecido a nivel musical porque les explota la cabeza. Algo que si vio la gente de a pie ellos son incapaz de verlo
Pues a mí me parece un grupo súper original y se han currado muchísimo la puesta en escena. Acordaros de las abuelas rusas que participaron que no eran mejores que este grupo y si no me falla la memoria quedaron segundas.
El problema del jurado es que la canción está en gallego no en castellano y no se atreve a ir a Eurovisión con una canción en una lengua cooficial o simplemente la política del festival no lo permite, esta es mi opinión.
@@marcosotero6180 You don't need to play a muiñeira on a gaita (Galician bagpipes) for it to be a muiñeira. It's because of the rhythm and type of dance, like a jig or a hornpipe in Irish and English traditions. They are dancing the muiñeira steps.
@@clarapalomares the genre is "alalá" not a muñerira.. same than "fuxan os Ventos". They have muñeiras too, but this song is alalá, , the guys dance some muñeira steps , i can imagine why, marketing. The "Alala" is part of Galician folklore and its characteristic is to repeat an onomatopoeia. sorry you wrong... and sorry for my english... im galician.
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I just love that they are showing the world that Spain is not only southern music (Wich I adore) but is more than it, and Spaniard culture is a litlle bit more complex, ancient and rich. I do like Chanel but I wish that the message of Rigoberta or the culture of Tanxugueiras represented Spain in Eurovision.
I just Love all the cultural aspects of the staging. I would love to see something like this on the Eurovision stage. I know people call this song repetitive, but I just get really into how the energy builds through the song. Chanel really benefited from having a Eurovision-ready performance to her song, but Terra and Ay Mama just have something special about them that makes them stand out in my mind.
@@lapsijahti they wear a modernized concept of typical clothes of Galician dancers.And Galicia is equal , matriarchal.. so girls wear pants and men skirts .. for dance like Muiñeira (old dance very near of Irish dance) where is the problem ?
I understand that some people might find it repetitive, but there's also a cultural explanation for that: Galician folk songs were repetitive because they weren't written, they were played and sung by ear, and having many different verses wouldn't have made it easy to remember. Also the form, the structure of the song, has many obvious similarities to the medieval Galician-Portuguese lyric, which was very much appreciated back in 15th century. I'm absolutely and irrevocably in love with Tanxugueiras #Galiciacalidade
@@capitanpirata9412 the problem is that it looks cheap, forced and unnatural. I understand what it supposed to mean and represent, and I respect it, but it just doesn't work. It's not elevating, it's distracting and off-putting. It's not modern, it's "post-modern" (i.e. old-fashioned and pretentious). That's what pisses me off. Imagine if Manizha wore a fancy variation of traditional Slavic dress and glittery kokoshnik to appeal "more Russian". That's what it looks like.
@@lapsijahti just say that you know nothing about the galician culture and thats it, its nothing bad lol but stop talking so boldly about a topic that you crearly dont know nothing about you sound ridiculous dear 😭😢
This kind of music is typical folklore music from Galicia. They sing most part in Galician, and include some phrases in Euskera, Catalán, Asturiano and Spanish. I’d like to point out that the way of dancing of the boys is typical too, but they are dancing the way the women did.
This would have been one of the best act ever seen in Eurovision, original, powerful, immediatly engaging and deeply representive. It has the full package. if i were spanish i would be mad about not sending this. It's by far better than all the acts presented by other countries as of now.
I think one of the reasons why this is amazing is because when some people talk about Spain they only know flamenco. The fact that a song like this one made it this far is amazing and will help people from other countries to know that there’s much more about Spain. The song also says “there’s no borders” in every official language here in Spain: gallego, Vasco, catalán, valenciano and castellano (spanish) They’re amazing 🔥
Let's not forget two Tanxugueiras singers suffered from Covid-19 recently. They weren't able to travel to Benidorm until Tuesday and Wednesday. That means very little time to practice and improve details of the performance, TV camera angles, etc... In addition, I'm sure that RTVE is not interested in really predictable scores from the expert jury in the final... so I guess there will be surprises in the final, as compared to the semifinals.
I was thinking that too, I feel like RTVE wouldn't want literally the most predictable voting ever so I'm praying that it's a lot different than the semis and they take the trophy.
I just can't agree with you more... I really like Ay mama, but I believe that Tanxungueiras's performance is something unique and different and, as you said, something that foreigners don't know yet about Spain. Sadly, I don't see them winning, what a pitty!😩😩 Edit: I wasn't seeing coming Chanel's triumph... Kind of dissapointed, I must say...
Eso es lo que tu te piensas bonita. Tienes un dedito muy bonito para marcar el voto del público y que el tongo del jurado se vaya a la P. M. Si no quieres q ganen es porque no te da la gana.
@@c.g.8891 Eso no es verdad. Infelizmente si las Tanxus no tienen el apoyo del jurado, por más que toda España vote por ellas es imposible. Y más sabiendo que los jueces iran a por Rigoberta y que ella quedará segunda en el voto del público. Puras matemáticas. Mierda de sistema de puntuación que RTVE se ha sacado de la manga.
@@c.g.8891 Yo creo que Ana León tiene razón. Tristemente ya se vio en la primera semifinal, el voto del jurado las penalizó muchísimo y, a pesar del voto del público, solo quedaron en segundo lugar. A mí me da muchísima pena, porque, a pesar de que la canción de Rigoberta también me gusta, creo al 100% que las que tendrían que representarnos en Eurovision son las Tanxugueiras por muchas cosas, pero no sé si eso ocurrirá.
I love Tanxugueiras. It is one of the most powerful songs of the contest. It's not a tradicional Spanish song as could be flamenco, it's just representing the galician comunity, culture and language being a clear exemple of diversity. Spain has a lot of cultures and it also has different languages which are reflected perfectly in this song. It includes the sentence of "There are no borders" in all the cooficial languages of the country such as catalan, bask, galician, asturian and also Spanish. It mixes perfectly what Spain is and for me are the best option for representing us in Turin.
"It's not a tradicional Spanish song as could be flamenco, it's just representing the galician comunity, culture and language" Just that explanation is racist, oh yah this is "JUST" representing Galicia? A question to you Is Galicia in Spain or in Zimbabue? Ridiculous.
flamenco does not represent Spain. Here in Aragon it tells us absolutely nothing to the majority. The most widespread music is the Jota, which is the Folk of the peninsula for excellence.
The type of song is based on a traditional style from Galicia, where “cantareiras” an undetermined number of girls sing together like a chorus, while playing tambourine. The dance of the boys on skirts is also a Galician type of dance called “muiñeira” that can be roughly translated as the one of the millers.
From the beginning it was between those two. Tanxu and Rigoberta. Chanel managed to create a whole euro-myth around her name, whether she wins or not. She was mind-blowing. But let’s be honest, the best song in this selection is Terra. Ay Mama is an anthem of course, the last chorus climaxes so well, brings tears. However, Tanxugueiras are the most dynamic entry that we’ve seen in ESC in so many years now. They are pure fire, bringing goosebumps even with a “confused” staging and many direction faults. If they’re to get better in all aspects and make it even more wholesome (don’t forget Olaia had covid up until Thursday), I really believe they could turn the table on Saturday night. At least I hope so. Ay Mama is the clear favourite though, Spanish people love it.
@@CutSongss But not from the jury... And they have the 50%. And to be honest, I think the people who voted Tanxu, voted Rigo too, so, in the final, will be hard. And now, Chanel will get some votes too.... Will be soooo hard.... But, I hope Tanxu get the goal. Anyway, all my respect to every singers, expecially to Rigo, Blanca and Chanel (because the dance was so powerfull), but in my opinion, is the standard from Spain
I want Terra to win, but realistically I think it's going to be Slow Mo because it's so Eurovision friendly, and the staging is super polished and set for Eurovision already. Ay Mama is cool, but how many people are really going to vote for the lady with the giant boob on stage when it comes down to it XD
Si es mejor q gane la novia de la teta gorda que juega con un infantil entribillo de mamamama.... ya que en castellano mama tiene dos significados, el de madre y el del pecho materno.
Totally agree with you!!!! ❣️❣️ Thank you so much for your reaction. So proud that finally my culture is reaching international people through this amazing song. Biquiñooos❣️❣️❣️
I am from south of Spain, and I think Tanxugueiras was the best song in Benidorm 2022. In my personal opinion they have worked a lot on the song, the costumes and the atmosphere. I think that as a whole and by far the Tabnxungueiras are the best in the festival. There is no problem when they sing in Galician. It's as if you send a representative who sings in Gaelic and they do it very well.
Matriarchal heritage,women empowerment,no borders and get together to dance and sing deep and high... They sing the Alalá ,a typical old voice from northwest mountains in Spain.The scream of the girl is an Aturuxo and the dancers dancing like Muiñeira.Galicia is one of the Celtic nations (for understanding see The Chieftains with Carlos Nuñez) .You can see collaboration with Rayden "Averno" . We are sure of the 12 points of Portugal and Ireland with this song.Thanks for reaction! #Tanxugueiras
YES! THANK YOU! Geez, it was not just our impression, someone from another country sees it as well, this is different from all the " hot latino plastic stereotypes" people are expecting from us. And this is purely Spanish, right from our traditional music and History. It's tribal, bewitching as you said, the song is about tradition and matriarchal inheritance. Thank you so much for your true feelings, music connects the all of us.
Galician culture (including language) is very similar to irish, actually Galicia and Ireland share a lot of history. We are both descedent from celts, we were both individual kingdoms once absorbed by alliances and fights with other kingdoms. We were both despised about this by central governments and both created nationalist feelings about our costumes. We are both fishers, farmers and emigrant people. We both left middle age social and land distribution very late in history due to a revolt of farmers and peasants against the nobles who possessed all the lands. Land is the soul of irish and galician people alike. We like making our life by working the land and the sea. Our language has the same ancestor than portugueese (the galician-portugueese) and it's older than spanish itself. It was used 1 thousand years ago specially for official documents in Spain. Alphonse X (the Wise) of Castilla even wrote poetry in galician-portugueese language in the 13th century, but after that it was forbidden by the kings of Castilla and Aragon when they united most of the actual territory of Spain, including Galicia. In the 40 years that dictator Franco was alive it was banned too and not recognized as official (despite Franco itself was galician), but the truth is my grandparents didn't know to speak spanish properly and they spoke galician natively, as their parents before them, and that was the case for the 99% of Galicia population. The same happens with the music you hear in that song and the dances as well. The most popular music and dancing in Galicia is the "muiñeira" (the miller) and it has that name because it was actually performed in the mills. Those mills, until not long ago, were the point of reunion of farmers. They spent hours waiting in turns to mill the grain, so they took food, wine, pipes and tambourines, and they played and danced for many hours even in the night. People invented lyrics and tunes, most of them with light erotic double meanings, because they were joyful songs, for laughing and enjoying. There are other styles, some more dramatic, some more nostalgic, but most of the contents in the lyrics talk about Galician idiosyncrasy. That music is so familiar to me, it's the music my grand grandparents danced, played and sang with pipes, tambourines and drums. The song Terra is a typical alalá for voices and tambourines alone. It is losing interest in most young people, but it is still well known by around 2 million gallician people.
Tanxugueiras is a trio formed by Aida Tarrío, and the twins Olaia and Sabela Maneiro. They are from Galicia, northwestern Spain. They almost always sing in Galician, Galicia's own language, although they have sung in Spanish in some performances. They also play the tambourine in many of their performances. The name of the group comes from the toponymy: it is the name given to farms where badgers (teixugos in galician language) usually roam and that in the area of Fumaces, municipality of Riós (province of Ourense) is called tanxugo instead of from teixugo (which would be the correct form) and hence "tanxugueira". Until 2021 this group was known in the field of traditional Galician music but throughout 2021 thanks to the videos of the songs MIDAS and FIGA, in which they mix traditional and modern elements, they became famous outside that field. In the fall of 2021, RTVE, (RadioTelevisión Española) decides to organize a music festival, the Benidorm Fest, to choose the artist and the song that will represent Spain in the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest The Eurovision-Spain portal carried out a consultation among its members and readers about possible candidates. The Tanxugueiras prevailed in the vote. This prompted them to appear at the Benidorm Fest with the song “Terra” that combines Galician folklore with electronic percussion. In December 2021, the video of the song was released and can be seen on TH-cam:Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video). In this video the lyrics of the song are in Galician with subtitles in Spanish and if they do not appear they can be activated in the settings. English subtitles can also be activated. In January 2022 the Tanxugueiras perform in the Benidorm Fest Final and come in third place. The performance can be seen on TH-cam in the video: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final. The song and the staging are a tribute to an aspect of the tradition and culture of Galicia, the figure of the cantareiras, women who sing, and the pandereteiras, who play the tambourine, which enlivened the “foliada” or nocturnal meeting. of people to have fun, sing and dance. The phrase "there are no borders" is said in several languages spoken in Spain: Galician: Non hai fronteiras Basque (Euskera): Ez dago mugarik Catalan: No hi ha fronteres Asturian (Bable): Nun hai fronteres Castellano (often named Spanish: No hay fronteras Sign language, in the last scene of the performance. In the background images of the stage are scenes of women singing and playing the tambourine and of people dancing. The song has the structure of a muñeira, (muiñeira in Galician), a traditional Galician melody in which “ailalala” and “ailalelo” abound. Olaia's “aturuxo” almost at the end of the performance is a high-pitched, loud and prolonged cry that is emitted as a sign of joy at festivals and “foliadas” or while doing some agricultural work. The costumes of the Tanxugueiras are inspired by the traditional Galician gala dress, black with lace and jet decorations and with jet or gold jewels. The makeup simulates the drawings of the lace and the gold leaf on the hair is reminiscent of the gold of the jewels. Aida is the one wearing the braid, Olaia is the one who throws the “aturuxo” at the end of the performance and Sabela is the one wearing the golden ornament on the left side of her hair. I suggest you watch the official video in TH-cam:Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video), in what you can activate subtitles in English, to understand the lyrics, listen to it several times, even while doing something everyday, and then watch the Benidorm Fest final performance. TH-cam: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final. I list you some videos of this group published on TH-cam in which you will observe an evolution.
I want this to win because it’s something different and memorable, and it grabbed me from first listen. My absolute favourite in the competition is Blanca Paloma, but that doesn’t seem as popular with jurors or public. It’s impossible to tell at this point what will do well with jurors at Eurovision, but I feel like Terra may do better than others for sheer being different and memorable.
@@isladeldramatrent Juries full of dinosaurs going for Euro pop and ballads, people are getting sick of that, juries smashed Go_A but the public voted them second, whomever countries select on juries need a better appreciation of the huge diversity of European cultures, its not X factor.
La única vez que España podria impactar positivamente y un jurado incapaz lo hizo imposible. Sres, vamos a vender la multicultura que tiene España y no más de lo mismo. Quiero que anulen el resultado y que vote el pueblo!!!!!!
Tanxugueiras (pronounced tan-shoo-ge-ee-ras) created a mix of electronic and traditional Galician music. Galicia is in NW Spain and her culture and language are not that well known even inside Spain. This type of traditional song is called an "Alalá", like the part of the chorus you sang along to 😜 It's not shown up close, and it's hard to hear, but there's also a kind of traditional scream in there too (when one of the singers goes back to the platform on the back) which is called "aturuxo". The lyrics are a mix of traditional song and modern verses composed by them.
The music is a traditional galician rythm called Muiñeira. It's a 6/8 compass, like the irish and scottish Jig and could be performed with singing (with tambourines) or with galician bagpipes and drums. It's a dance rythm which the dancers perform in a modern version. The golden makeup is based on the galician traditional jewelery (which they wear as well). The costumes are modern versions (with trousers instead of skirts) of traditional galician costumes.
Imagine this performance with a complete choir of Galícia sincers and traditional dancers in this costume....!!! Apart from this spectacularity, this song is worthy for it's message "there are no frontiers" and for the fact that it shows Spanish cultural diversity, our combinación of tradition and openess to New things and new people and other ways of being, feeling and thinking, that's our real treasure and the value of this song. Love from Barcelona to the diversity of people in this world!
Maravillosas muiñeiras contemporáneas. Ojalá el jurado profesional rectifique y sumen votos del público, del que son favoritas y así nos representen en Eurovisión
Thank you so much for reacting in such a positive and enlightened way to Tanxugueiras' performance. I believe that event if they aren't to participate in the festival they are already winners. They have won the heart of a nation but better than that, they have unified Spain in only one sentence "No hay fronteras" From Houston TX, USA.
I'm so happy to watch many reactions to Tanxugueiras. I really appreciate your words and your support. Thank you so much! Greetings from Galicia. There's a lot of talented people in our region, and now the world is realising about it. Again, thank you so much! PD: you can hear a lot of songs with the same music style because it's our identity.
I really hope they win as they are representing all the languages and cultures and diversity tht spain has to offer, and that moves me deeply. And they talk bout feminism too.
This song was created as a memorial for Women: TANXUGUEIRAS say: "TO THE ALL WOMEN THAT WERE BEFORE, THE ONES WHO ARE NOW, AND THE ONES BECAME TO COME. Spain is so plural... in this song you listen 4 co official languages and the closing part in made with sign language. "NO FRONTIERS", "THEY CAME TO STAY"... in reference to our ancient matriarchal culture specially in GALICIA and north part of Spain. Best wishes.
I love them! But right now I don’t know who I want to win because I was blown away by SloMo by Chanel and I also like Ay Mama by Rigoberta, so I guess I’ll just stay confused until tomorrow and see what happens 🙃
Esta complicado, Chanel es buena, pero es parecida a cantantes de Turquía o Azerbaiyán, Eurovisiva pero una más. Mamá es original aunq3 deben mejorar la puesta en escena y el mensaje gafas, sumisión de la mujer q3 no se entiende, pues me hizo recordar a Madonna excéntrica. Terra es una canción con fuerza y tb deben de mejorar cosillas, aunque los fallos principales fueron de los malos planos de TVE.
They are from Galicia, a northern part of Spain. Galicians used to be the celts of Spain, maybe that’s why you felt the song was “tribal”. For me, this show was very special because for first time they speak in the cooficial languages of the country (gallego, euskera and Catalan). Very emocional 💔
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Hi!!! They are great!!! In the presentation you can see a lot of our Galician roots. The song has unique resources of our language (Galician), besides including parts in other languages and dialects of our country. As for the clothes they wear, they are inspired by our traditional Galician costume, the jewelry is equally traditional and even the braid. The dance step you see (the two boys dancing with the girl), is a step that is done in our traditional dance, which is called, Muñeira, we can even claim the use of the tambourine, which is closely linked to our culture. As you can see, they have a strong message that they not only transmit with the lyrics of the song, but also with their appearance and staging. It's a shame they didn't win, few songs say and represent as much as this one. I'm glad you liked it!
The song that Spain wanted. Just five people decided that another person represented the country, which IS fine, Cuz corruption has always been something Spain has been well-known for.
*Without a doubt it was the best song but in Spain the powerful institutions would never allow a song to be sung in Galician, Basque or Catalan because for the Spanish to do that is like usurping their identity when it is the opposite, it is expanding knowledge and show the world that you can speak other minority languages and be proud of them in a state where Spanish is spoken. Sad reality but true that this happens in the 21st century*
No one is saying this is not Spain.... Spain voted for this song wtf?! They won the popular vote, so Spain loves them. The problem were the "expert panel of judges" and half of them were not even Spanish.... This is the song that won the heart of Spanish people.
The speak in Galego, from Galicia, but hey also speak in two other lenguages of Spain. And you say it sooo well, they are like MEIGAS, Galician’s witches😍 I love this song, love their voices, and I don’t know what song to choose between Rigoberta and Tanxugueiras… Spain it’s on 🔥
Agreed a 100 %. Channel song received from the popular vote, only 4% of the votes, but this galego group received the most votes. At the end the judges decided to choose Channel.
The ONLY thing, and really the ONLY thing that I have to complain about this performance is just the disconnect that happens when the dancers take up the tambourines and just stand there. It's sort of out of the blue. You've got these beautiful dancers come out and then suddenly they're wallart and then they're back again. Bit adrupt
It could have been improved, also this semifinal has lower quality production, I encourage you to see the grand final of BenidormFest, much better camera work and better performace: th-cam.com/video/4uGN9efcACw/w-d-xo.html
The song goles deeply on tradicional dance, músic and folklore from Galicia, also they create a song where includes the same sentence " there are not frontiers" on catalán, gallego, euskera and in asturiano (also a language from latín as gallego and catalán but not officially recognised). The folks, músic, dance un north of Spain are directly related with Celtics (bagpipes,mithology...etc) tanxugueiras song IS one project inclusive, showing Europe that spaniards are not only "toros,paella y playa". Amazing song, sadly they didnt win
It will be important if Tanxugueiras win, because when people think about Spain, also we, and the tradition is Flamenco which comes to our minds... but Spain is much more, we have several different cultures and languages, and this is a huge step not only for Galician culture, music and language but also for the rest. I'm from Andalusia, and people use to connect Spain = Andalusia, but I'm very proud of having these amazing differences in my country
They sing in 'galego', it is a language from the northwest of Spain (Galicia). The dance is a traditional Galician dance. The music and dance have Celtic roots. Regards from Galicia!
He visto varios videos de gente no española y todos coinciden en lo mismo. No lo entienden muy bien pero se emocionan, los escucharían una y otra vez, y acaban cantando la canción. Definitivamente tiene algo diferente. No es el modelo habitual para eurovisión, pero España en los últimos años no ha conseguido hacer un papel digno con ese modelo. Veña Tanxugueiras, dádelle carallo. I have seen several videos of non-Spanish people and they all agree on the same thing. They don't understand it very well but they get excited, they would listen to it over and over again, and they end up singing the song. It definitely has something different. It is not the usual model for Eurovision, but Spain in recent years has not managed to play a decent role with that model. Veña Tanxugueiras, dádelle carallo.
Tanxugueiras have released three albums; "TANXUGUEIRAS" (2018), "CONTRAPUNTO" (2019) and "DILUVIO" (2022) and have performed in Spain and abroad. In the first two albums, "TANXUGUEIRAS" and "CONTRAPUNTO" the songs are exclusively traditional like "O Querer" or "Albedrío" in which the power and coordination of their voices and their mastery of the tambourine can be clearly appreciated. In their latest album "DILUVIO" (deluge) released on 07/29/2022 they mix Galician folklore with other more modern styles. Of almost all the songs you can find official videos on TH-cam where you can set the subtitles in Castilian (Spanish) and in other languages such as Terra, Figa, Midas, Averno, Pano Corado, Desidia, Seghadoras and Fame de odio. For other songs there is only the official audio, such as Arica and Sorora and the instrumentals Treboada and Acougo. As they point out in their official website, in the album "DILUVIO", the "cantareiras" (galician word that means women who sing) question alleged faults or capital sins installed in society. To the seven "original": envy (Figa), greed (Midas), anger (Averno), lust (Pano Corado), laziness (Desidia), gluttony (Fame de odio), pride (Arica) they add three more: homogeneity (Terra), hostility (Seghadoras) and patriarchy (Sorora). Beliefs that after the storm (Treboada) they have decided to turn into transforming lessons for life: a deluge of self-acceptance, diversity, free love, empowerment and recovery of traditions in modern times. In these and upcoming dates they are giving concerts throughout Spain solo or in festivals with other artists presenting their "Midas" tour. On their official website, which can be configured in Galician or Spanish languages, there is information about the band, their albums and concerts of the current tour. On TH-cam there are many videos of the tour, some of them quite good like their concert in Cadiz, To see it type in TH-cam: Concierto Tanxugueiras (Plaza de San Antonio - Jueves de Carnaval 2022)
The official video of the song "Terra" is on TH-cam: Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video), in which you can activate the subtitles in English, to understand the lyrics. You can listen to it several times, even while doing something everyday, and then watch the final performance of the Benidorm Fest. TH-cam: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final. I am sending you information about the group Tanxugueiras (they are from Galicia, northwest of Spain), with old and recent videos and especially about their new album “Diluvio” (deluge). I hope you enjoy.
oh esta é a actuación na que non se escoitaba o aturuxo:( maldito rtve. im sad bc in this is stage we didn't hear the aturuxo at all- which is a traditional galician shout (?) used in singing. It is in 4:22, you should really see the final (in it you can hear it) bc its my favourite part of the song and really special
Finalmente, la industria discográfica (que no el jurado popular), dio como vencedora a Chanel que irá a Eurovisión con el tema "Slomo". Aunque podría ir con esta canción serbia de Dara del 2017... y no se notaría mucho la diferencia. th-cam.com/video/oygtOwJGdW0/w-d-xo.html a través de @TH-cam
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They speak in galego, euskera and catalan. People will say "this is not Spain and this is not spanish" but THIS is what Spain is and THIS is what we are proud of!!!! Greetings from Andalucía 💕
Spain is the unión of all the regions, its diversity is part of the culture.
Do you imagine the english forbid scottish music group?
And *bable
And in Asturian too, right before Castillian they sing "Nun hai fronteres". Puxa Asturies
Ole tus bemoles Antonio Mateo, un afectuoso saludo desde Galicia.
Tienen que ir, me representan totalmente, para mí no hace falta tocarse una teta y tenerla en un globo terráqueo para empoderarme, y mira que la letra no es mala, pero ésto es brutal. No hay fronteras y en España menos. Me encanta nuestra diversidad. Saludos desde Andalucía. Tanxungueiras a Eurovisión!!!!
It's traditional in Galicia, north Spain. They sing mostly in Galego, one of our co-official languages. The diversity of our culture is a treasure!!!! Atte: una murcianica in love.
Totalmente de acuerdo. Contra aquellos que quieren uniformarlo todo estamos los que sabemos que este crisol de culturas es nuestro mayor tesoro
Es genial ver que gente de otros países puede llegar a apreciar la musica tracicional de nuestra tierra. Personalmente como Gallega me ilusiona tanto o más saber que igualmente la gente de zonas de España más distantes han disfrutado y apreciado esta canción.
España es una mezcla de varias culturas e idiomas y me parece precioso mostrar que no solo el flamenco (el más popular) es nuestra única seña de identidad.
Moitos saúdos dende a Terra Galega.!
Jajaja acha! Muy buen explicado. Atte: otra murcianica in love 😍
Completamente de acuerdo, España no es solo flamenco, saúdos da miña terra
This is pure Galician, rooted in their land, their history, their women. The dance is a muiñeira. This song is head and shoulders over Chanel.
haha no, chanel's staging is far above tanxu, in acting they resemble the chorus girls and the staging does not transmit the power of the song, on the other hand chanel's song is a little worse? yes, but chanel's staging is much better worked
@@diiegoo4425 One girl of the girls of TANXUGUEIRAS didn't had the opportunity to sing the song in live before because COVID and the other two only had one chance... it's lack of practice nothing more than that.
@@diiegoo4425 look up the staging live. Tanxungueiras are in first division in comparison to second-year-dancing-class Slomo.
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@@diiegoo4425 Channel no tiene ninguna culpa de que le hicieran tongo y quedará de ganadora, pero ya se vio a quien queremos que manden, además, la puesta en escena de Tanxu es tan buena como la canción, a diferencia de Channel, la chica baila bien pero la canción es una completa basura, si no fuera que la canta Channel ni entraba en el plantel de la primera selección, y aún así la puesta en escena de Tanxu es mejor
This song talks about my ancestors. Hardworking, strong and fighter women. It makes me feel proud and excited that people from all over the world can see them and hear the ancient sounds of my land. They deserved to win. -a proud Galician.
I was rooting so much for them. The situation with all the Benidorm Fest being rigged now makes me sick to the heart. So unfair that Spain can't bring such uniqueness, tradition and beauty to Eurovision.
Os lo está diciendo una persona inglesa, es algo que nunca se ha visto, SOBRE TODO VINIENDO DE ESPAÑA! Es lo que todos estamos diciendo... Y el jurado dale con no darle una puntuación merecida simplemente porque "no es lo estándar"....
An English person is telling you, it is something that has never been seen, ESPECIALLY COMING FROM SPAIN! It's what we're all saying... And the jury decided not to give it a simply deserved score because "it's not the standard"... (Sorry for my english...)
Es que al jurado no lo saques de lo que ellos entienden establecido a nivel musical porque les explota la cabeza.
Algo que si vio la gente de a pie ellos son incapaz de verlo
Pues a mí me parece un grupo súper original y se han currado muchísimo la puesta en escena. Acordaros de las abuelas rusas que participaron que no eran mejores que este grupo y si no me falla la memoria quedaron segundas.
@@mariaserrano3968 A quien te refieres? A Tanxugueiras?
El problema del jurado es que la canción está en gallego no en castellano y no se atreve a ir a Eurovisión con una canción en una lengua cooficial o simplemente la política del festival no lo permite, esta es mi opinión.
@@antoniodejesusviveiros528 si fuese así ya no hubiesen dejado que se presentarán a Benidorm fest.
It's galician traditional dance. No hay fronteras=there are no borders.
Muiñeira😊
@@Blue_Lavanda no es una muñeira, donde ves la gaita? ;)
@@marcosotero6180 You don't need to play a muiñeira on a gaita (Galician bagpipes) for it to be a muiñeira. It's because of the rhythm and type of dance, like a jig or a hornpipe in Irish and English traditions. They are dancing the muiñeira steps.
@@marcosotero6180 anda marcos amigo no seas pureta ;)
@@clarapalomares the genre is "alalá" not a muñerira.. same than "fuxan os Ventos". They have muñeiras too, but this song is alalá, , the guys dance some muñeira steps , i can imagine why, marketing. The "Alala" is part of Galician folklore and its characteristic is to repeat an onomatopoeia. sorry you wrong... and sorry for my english... im galician.
I just love that they are showing the world that Spain is not only southern music (Wich I adore) but is more than it, and Spaniard culture is a litlle bit more complex, ancient and rich.
I do like Chanel but I wish that the message of Rigoberta or the culture of Tanxugueiras represented Spain in Eurovision.
¿sevillanas? wtf xD
I just Love all the cultural aspects of the staging. I would love to see something like this on the Eurovision stage. I know people call this song repetitive, but I just get really into how the energy builds through the song. Chanel really benefited from having a Eurovision-ready performance to her song, but Terra and Ay Mama just have something special about them that makes them stand out in my mind.
Aspects of what culture are the awkwardly dancing naked dudes in skirts?
@@lapsijahti they wear a modernized concept of typical clothes of Galician dancers.And Galicia is equal , matriarchal.. so girls wear pants and men skirts .. for dance like Muiñeira (old dance very near of Irish dance) where is the problem ?
I understand that some people might find it repetitive, but there's also a cultural explanation for that: Galician folk songs were repetitive because they weren't written, they were played and sung by ear, and having many different verses wouldn't have made it easy to remember. Also the form, the structure of the song, has many obvious similarities to the medieval Galician-Portuguese lyric, which was very much appreciated back in 15th century. I'm absolutely and irrevocably in love with Tanxugueiras #Galiciacalidade
@@capitanpirata9412 the problem is that it looks cheap, forced and unnatural. I understand what it supposed to mean and represent, and I respect it, but it just doesn't work. It's not elevating, it's distracting and off-putting. It's not modern, it's "post-modern" (i.e. old-fashioned and pretentious). That's what pisses me off.
Imagine if Manizha wore a fancy variation of traditional Slavic dress and glittery kokoshnik to appeal "more Russian". That's what it looks like.
@@lapsijahti just say that you know nothing about the galician culture and thats it, its nothing bad lol but stop talking so boldly about a topic that you crearly dont know nothing about you sound ridiculous dear 😭😢
This kind of music is typical folklore music from Galicia. They sing most part in Galician, and include some phrases in Euskera, Catalán, Asturiano and Spanish. I’d like to point out that the way of dancing of the boys is typical too, but they are dancing the way the women did.
This would have been one of the best act ever seen in Eurovision, original, powerful, immediatly engaging and deeply representive. It has the full package. if i were spanish i would be mad about not sending this. It's by far better than all the acts presented by other countries as of now.
This type of music and also the dance, they are traditional from Galicia (a region on the north of Spain). 🙂
a country, a nation, not a region
@@xoanlueiro9973 bueno xoán te me relajas que non sei inglés
@Xoán Lueiro vai tomar por saco un rato, ti, as rexións e as nacións. Papanatas do carallo.
JAJJAJAJAJA inesperadísimo atoparme con esto por aqui
@@davidbello9522 se te pica, a rañala
I think one of the reasons why this is amazing is because when some people talk about Spain they only know flamenco. The fact that a song like this one made it this far is amazing and will help people from other countries to know that there’s much more about Spain. The song also says “there’s no borders” in every official language here in Spain: gallego, Vasco, catalán, valenciano and castellano (spanish)
They’re amazing 🔥
TANXUGUEIRAS FOR EUROVISION ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
Let's not forget two Tanxugueiras singers suffered from Covid-19 recently. They weren't able to travel to Benidorm until Tuesday and Wednesday. That means very little time to practice and improve details of the performance, TV camera angles, etc... In addition, I'm sure that RTVE is not interested in really predictable scores from the expert jury in the final... so I guess there will be surprises in the final, as compared to the semifinals.
I was thinking that too, I feel like RTVE wouldn't want literally the most predictable voting ever so I'm praying that it's a lot different than the semis and they take the trophy.
Exactly! The camera angles don't capture when the sign "no hay fronteras" at the end!
greatest tanxugueiras. this song takes me to the depths of my soul
I just can't agree with you more... I really like Ay mama, but I believe that Tanxungueiras's performance is something unique and different and, as you said, something that foreigners don't know yet about Spain. Sadly, I don't see them winning, what a pitty!😩😩
Edit: I wasn't seeing coming Chanel's triumph... Kind of dissapointed, I must say...
Eso es lo que tu te piensas bonita. Tienes un dedito muy bonito para marcar el voto del público y que el tongo del jurado se vaya a la P. M.
Si no quieres q ganen es porque no te da la gana.
@@c.g.8891 Eso no es verdad. Infelizmente si las Tanxus no tienen el apoyo del jurado, por más que toda España vote por ellas es imposible. Y más sabiendo que los jueces iran a por Rigoberta y que ella quedará segunda en el voto del público. Puras matemáticas. Mierda de sistema de puntuación que RTVE se ha sacado de la manga.
@@c.g.8891 Yo creo que Ana León tiene razón. Tristemente ya se vio en la primera semifinal, el voto del jurado las penalizó muchísimo y, a pesar del voto del público, solo quedaron en segundo lugar. A mí me da muchísima pena, porque, a pesar de que la canción de Rigoberta también me gusta, creo al 100% que las que tendrían que representarnos en Eurovision son las Tanxugueiras por muchas cosas, pero no sé si eso ocurrirá.
I love Tanxugueiras. It is one of the most powerful songs of the contest. It's not a tradicional Spanish song as could be flamenco, it's just representing the galician comunity, culture and language being a clear exemple of diversity. Spain has a lot of cultures and it also has different languages which are reflected perfectly in this song. It includes the sentence of "There are no borders" in all the cooficial languages of the country such as catalan, bask, galician, asturian and also Spanish.
It mixes perfectly what Spain is and for me are the best option for representing us in Turin.
Neither is flamenco a Spanish tradition then
"It's not a tradicional Spanish song as could be flamenco, it's just representing the galician comunity, culture and language" Just that explanation is racist, oh yah this is "JUST" representing Galicia? A question to you Is Galicia in Spain or in Zimbabue? Ridiculous.
@@87leafar ffs go read on racism and calm down please
@@Sergio-wn4sp oh another one 😱
flamenco does not represent Spain. Here in Aragon it tells us absolutely nothing to the majority. The most widespread music is the Jota, which is the Folk of the peninsula for excellence.
“Eye-catching, unique and memorable” loved it
The song ends up with the line "there are no borders" in sign language. Unfortunately RTVE did a poor work.
The type of song is based on a traditional style from Galicia, where “cantareiras” an undetermined number of girls sing together like a chorus, while playing tambourine. The dance of the boys on skirts is also a Galician type of dance called “muiñeira” that can be roughly translated as the one of the millers.
From the beginning it was between those two. Tanxu and Rigoberta. Chanel managed to create a whole euro-myth around her name, whether she wins or not. She was mind-blowing. But let’s be honest, the best song in this selection is Terra. Ay Mama is an anthem of course, the last chorus climaxes so well, brings tears. However, Tanxugueiras are the most dynamic entry that we’ve seen in ESC in so many years now. They are pure fire, bringing goosebumps even with a “confused” staging and many direction faults. If they’re to get better in all aspects and make it even more wholesome (don’t forget Olaia had covid up until Thursday), I really believe they could turn the table on Saturday night. At least I hope so. Ay Mama is the clear favourite though, Spanish people love it.
How is Ay Mama the Clear Favorite when both Terra & Ay Mama got the same point from the Public
@@CutSongss But not from the jury... And they have the 50%. And to be honest, I think the people who voted Tanxu, voted Rigo too, so, in the final, will be hard. And now, Chanel will get some votes too.... Will be soooo hard.... But, I hope Tanxu get the goal. Anyway, all my respect to every singers, expecially to Rigo, Blanca and Chanel (because the dance was so powerfull), but in my opinion, is the standard from Spain
I want Terra to win, but realistically I think it's going to be Slow Mo because it's so Eurovision friendly, and the staging is super polished and set for Eurovision already. Ay Mama is cool, but how many people are really going to vote for the lady with the giant boob on stage when it comes down to it XD
Si es mejor q gane la novia de la teta gorda que juega con un infantil entribillo de mamamama.... ya que en castellano mama tiene dos significados, el de madre y el del pecho materno.
Tienes razón. Las canciones más fuertes son Terra y Mama. Ambas deben de mejorar la performance y el mensaje Visual.
Totally agree with you!!!! ❣️❣️ Thank you so much for your reaction. So proud that finally my culture is reaching international people through this amazing song. Biquiñooos❣️❣️❣️
I am from south of Spain, and I think Tanxugueiras was the best song in Benidorm 2022. In my personal opinion they have worked a lot on the song, the costumes and the atmosphere. I think that as a whole and by far the Tabnxungueiras are the best in the festival. There is no problem when they sing in Galician. It's as if you send a representative who sings in Gaelic and they do it very well.
Matriarchal heritage,women empowerment,no borders and get together to dance and sing deep and high... They sing the Alalá ,a typical old voice from northwest mountains in Spain.The scream of the girl is an Aturuxo and the dancers dancing like Muiñeira.Galicia is one of the Celtic nations (for understanding see The Chieftains with Carlos Nuñez) .You can see collaboration with Rayden "Averno" .
We are sure of the 12 points of Portugal and Ireland with this song.Thanks for reaction!
#Tanxugueiras
Wow amazing explanations. The best so far xD
The jury dont want them so its imposible that they win but i wish they change their opinion. Thank you for the reaction
Tanxugueiras for Eurovision
Thanks for your reaction english pretty, this song was our best, grettings from La Coruña
YES! THANK YOU! Geez, it was not just our impression, someone from another country sees it as well, this is different from all the " hot latino plastic stereotypes" people are expecting from us. And this is purely Spanish, right from our traditional music and History. It's tribal, bewitching as you said, the song is about tradition and matriarchal inheritance. Thank you so much for your true feelings, music connects the all of us.
Galician culture (including language) is very similar to irish, actually Galicia and Ireland share a lot of history. We are both descedent from celts, we were both individual kingdoms once absorbed by alliances and fights with other kingdoms. We were both despised about this by central governments and both created nationalist feelings about our costumes. We are both fishers, farmers and emigrant people. We both left middle age social and land distribution very late in history due to a revolt of farmers and peasants against the nobles who possessed all the lands. Land is the soul of irish and galician people alike. We like making our life by working the land and the sea. Our language has the same ancestor than portugueese (the galician-portugueese) and it's older than spanish itself. It was used 1 thousand years ago specially for official documents in Spain. Alphonse X (the Wise) of Castilla even wrote poetry in galician-portugueese language in the 13th century, but after that it was forbidden by the kings of Castilla and Aragon when they united most of the actual territory of Spain, including Galicia. In the 40 years that dictator Franco was alive it was banned too and not recognized as official (despite Franco itself was galician), but the truth is my grandparents didn't know to speak spanish properly and they spoke galician natively, as their parents before them, and that was the case for the 99% of Galicia population. The same happens with the music you hear in that song and the dances as well. The most popular music and dancing in Galicia is the "muiñeira" (the miller) and it has that name because it was actually performed in the mills. Those mills, until not long ago, were the point of reunion of farmers. They spent hours waiting in turns to mill the grain, so they took food, wine, pipes and tambourines, and they played and danced for many hours even in the night. People invented lyrics and tunes, most of them with light erotic double meanings, because they were joyful songs, for laughing and enjoying. There are other styles, some more dramatic, some more nostalgic, but most of the contents in the lyrics talk about Galician idiosyncrasy. That music is so familiar to me, it's the music my grand grandparents danced, played and sang with pipes, tambourines and drums. The song Terra is a typical alalá for voices and tambourines alone. It is losing interest in most young people, but it is still well known by around 2 million gallician people.
Moi ben debullado
Pues gracias al jurado (3 personas) no llevaremos a las favoritas por toda España y el resto del Europa 😍👏🏻
Noosh, we Galicians love you even more after this reaction💖THANK YOU!!!🙋🏻
Tanxugueiras 💚💚💚
Chanel is a good product, but Rigoberta and Tancugueira's are unique and new songs that move real and forgotten feelings.
T his is Celtic music from Spain.
The culture of Western Spain is largely Celtic as in Scotland, Ireland or Brittany in France.
Tanxugueiras a Eurovision!!! 👑👑👑
Love your reaction, your celtic roots were talking!!!
Tanxugueiras is a trio formed by Aida Tarrío, and the twins Olaia and Sabela Maneiro.
They are from Galicia, northwestern Spain. They almost always sing in Galician, Galicia's own language, although they have sung in Spanish in some performances. They also play the tambourine in many of their performances.
The name of the group comes from the toponymy: it is the name given to farms where badgers (teixugos in galician language) usually roam and that in the area of Fumaces, municipality of Riós (province of Ourense) is called tanxugo instead of from teixugo (which would be the correct form) and hence "tanxugueira".
Until 2021 this group was known in the field of traditional Galician music but throughout 2021 thanks to the videos of the songs MIDAS and FIGA, in which they mix traditional and modern elements, they became famous outside that field.
In the fall of 2021, RTVE, (RadioTelevisión Española) decides to organize a music festival, the Benidorm Fest, to choose the artist and the song that will represent Spain in the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest
The Eurovision-Spain portal carried out a consultation among its members and readers about possible candidates. The Tanxugueiras prevailed in the vote. This prompted them to appear at the Benidorm Fest with the song “Terra” that combines Galician folklore with electronic percussion. In December 2021, the video of the song was released and can be seen on TH-cam:Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video). In this video the lyrics of the song are in Galician with subtitles in Spanish and if they do not appear they can be activated in the settings. English subtitles can also be activated.
In January 2022 the Tanxugueiras perform in the Benidorm Fest Final and come in third place. The performance can be seen on TH-cam in the video: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final.
The song and the staging are a tribute to an aspect of the tradition and culture of Galicia, the figure of the cantareiras, women who sing, and the pandereteiras, who play the tambourine, which enlivened the “foliada” or nocturnal meeting. of people to have fun, sing and dance.
The phrase "there are no borders" is said in several languages spoken in Spain:
Galician: Non hai fronteiras
Basque (Euskera): Ez dago mugarik
Catalan: No hi ha fronteres
Asturian (Bable): Nun hai fronteres
Castellano (often named Spanish: No hay fronteras
Sign language, in the last scene of the performance.
In the background images of the stage are scenes of women singing and playing the tambourine and of people dancing.
The song has the structure of a muñeira, (muiñeira in Galician), a traditional Galician melody in which “ailalala” and “ailalelo” abound. Olaia's “aturuxo” almost at the end of the performance is a high-pitched, loud and prolonged cry that is emitted as a sign of joy at festivals and “foliadas” or while doing some agricultural work.
The costumes of the Tanxugueiras are inspired by the traditional Galician gala dress, black with lace and jet decorations and with jet or gold jewels. The makeup simulates the drawings of the lace and the gold leaf on the hair is reminiscent of the gold of the jewels.
Aida is the one wearing the braid, Olaia is the one who throws the “aturuxo” at the end of the performance and Sabela is the one wearing the golden ornament on the left side of her hair.
I suggest you watch the official video in TH-cam:Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video), in what you can activate subtitles in English, to understand the lyrics, listen to it several times, even while doing something everyday, and then watch the Benidorm Fest final performance. TH-cam: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final.
I list you some videos of this group published on TH-cam in which you will observe an evolution.
I want this to win because it’s something different and memorable, and it grabbed me from first listen. My absolute favourite in the competition is Blanca Paloma, but that doesn’t seem as popular with jurors or public.
It’s impossible to tell at this point what will do well with jurors at Eurovision, but I feel like Terra may do better than others for sheer being different and memorable.
If Tanxungueiras go to ESC, I’m sure that Spain will be in the podium !!!! ❤️🇪🇸❤️🇪🇸❤️🇪🇸❤️🇪🇸❤️🇪🇸❤️🇪🇸
I don't think so, why you don't get it that it will kill by juries??
@@isladeldramatrent Juries full of dinosaurs going for Euro pop and ballads, people are getting sick of that, juries smashed Go_A but the public voted them second, whomever countries select on juries need a better appreciation of the huge diversity of European cultures, its not X factor.
@@aaljan2339
True😭
Terra was a Chance for the Eurovison and the Juries just went the safe way..
La única vez que España podria impactar positivamente y un jurado incapaz lo hizo imposible. Sres, vamos a vender la multicultura que tiene España y no más de lo mismo.
Quiero que anulen el resultado y que vote el pueblo!!!!!!
Tanxugueiras (pronounced tan-shoo-ge-ee-ras) created a mix of electronic and traditional Galician music. Galicia is in NW Spain and her culture and language are not that well known even inside Spain. This type of traditional song is called an "Alalá", like the part of the chorus you sang along to 😜
It's not shown up close, and it's hard to hear, but there's also a kind of traditional scream in there too (when one of the singers goes back to the platform on the back) which is called "aturuxo".
The lyrics are a mix of traditional song and modern verses composed by them.
Most the traditional Spanish music is not known anywhere in Spain. Not inly Galician. People only know flamenco.
This is not an alalá. Alalá is a completely different style.
Thank you, Noosh for your emotion while listening to the song and your comments. Let's see how they perform tomorrow 😍
The music is a traditional galician rythm called Muiñeira. It's a 6/8 compass, like the irish and scottish Jig and could be performed with singing (with tambourines) or with galician bagpipes and drums. It's a dance rythm which the dancers perform in a modern version.
The golden makeup is based on the galician traditional jewelery (which they wear as well). The costumes are modern versions (with trousers instead of skirts) of traditional galician costumes.
It's Galician language. A small region in the north-west of Spain. This song is full of our tradition with a modern twist! Really nice❤️✨❤️✨❤️!
Mujer, que tan small no es! 😉😜 Bicos!
Goosebumps, awesome Tanxugueiras
Wow, this song is amazing, Spain might definitely win this year, in Europe we love it!!
Saludos desde Albacete.
Thank you for you video!
Imagine this performance with a complete choir of Galícia sincers and traditional dancers in this costume....!!! Apart from this spectacularity, this song is worthy for it's message "there are no frontiers" and for the fact that it shows Spanish cultural diversity, our combinación of tradition and openess to New things and new people and other ways of being, feeling and thinking, that's our real treasure and the value of this song. Love from Barcelona to the diversity of people in this world!
Epic song!♡
Maravillosas muiñeiras contemporáneas. Ojalá el jurado profesional rectifique y sumen votos del público, del que son favoritas y así nos representen en Eurovisión
Love this song,strong,beautifull,fantastic.
Its a bit unfair how the organisation used the camera angles with them. for example, they got barelly any close ups, while rigoberta got a lot
No te conozco pero me transmites muy buenas vibes, saludos desde Galicia,España ❤️
To me this is one of the best song I ever heard in a Eurovision contest, very sad chanting but talking about a world with no borders. Beautiful
Thank you so much for reacting in such a positive and enlightened way to Tanxugueiras' performance. I believe that event if they aren't to participate in the festival they are already winners. They have won the heart of a nation but better than that, they have unified Spain in only one sentence "No hay fronteras" From Houston TX, USA.
I'm so happy to watch many reactions to Tanxugueiras. I really appreciate your words and your support. Thank you so much! Greetings from Galicia.
There's a lot of talented people in our region, and now the world is realising about it. Again, thank you so much!
PD: you can hear a lot of songs with the same music style because it's our identity.
I really hope they win as they are representing all the languages and cultures and diversity tht spain has to offer, and that moves me deeply. And they talk bout feminism too.
Thanks for your support! It means a lot for us here in Galicia. ❤️🥺❤️
This song was created as a memorial for Women: TANXUGUEIRAS say: "TO THE ALL WOMEN THAT WERE BEFORE, THE ONES WHO ARE NOW, AND THE ONES BECAME TO COME. Spain is so plural... in this song you listen 4 co official languages and the closing part in made with sign language. "NO FRONTIERS", "THEY CAME TO STAY"... in reference to our ancient matriarchal culture specially in GALICIA and north part of Spain. Best wishes.
I love them! But right now I don’t know who I want to win because I was blown away by SloMo by Chanel and I also like Ay Mama by Rigoberta, so I guess I’ll just stay confused until tomorrow and see what happens 🙃
Esta complicado, Chanel es buena, pero es parecida a cantantes de Turquía o Azerbaiyán,
Eurovisiva pero una más. Mamá es original aunq3 deben mejorar la puesta en escena y el mensaje gafas, sumisión de la mujer q3 no se entiende, pues me hizo recordar a Madonna excéntrica. Terra es una canción con fuerza y tb deben de mejorar cosillas, aunque los fallos principales fueron de los malos planos de TVE.
The best song ever Tanxugueiras for ever Tanxugueiras eurovision
TANXUGUEIRAS FOR EUROVISION ❤️
My favorite song is terra! It is unique. Rigoberta is similar another songs.
Taxungueiras must win! I'm crying
Rigoberta and Tanxugueiras for Eurovision, they both are amazing and different. They absolutely deserve to be there!
They are the best. Son as mellores Tanxugueiras
#TanxugueirasEurovisión ❤️❤️❤️
They are from Galicia, a northern part of Spain. Galicians used to be the celts of Spain, maybe that’s why you felt the song was “tribal”. For me, this show was very special because for first time they speak in the cooficial languages of the country (gallego, euskera and Catalan). Very emocional 💔
Hi!!! They are great!!! In the presentation you can see a lot of our Galician roots. The song has unique resources of our language (Galician), besides including parts in other languages and dialects of our country. As for the clothes they wear, they are inspired by our traditional Galician costume, the jewelry is equally traditional and even the braid. The dance step you see (the two boys dancing with the girl), is a step that is done in our traditional dance, which is called, Muñeira, we can even claim the use of the tambourine, which is closely linked to our culture. As you can see, they have a strong message that they not only transmit with the lyrics of the song, but also with their appearance and staging. It's a shame they didn't win, few songs say and represent as much as this one. I'm glad you liked it!
This really could have given Spain their first victory in over 50 years. Damn.
Tanxugueiras power!!
The song that Spain wanted.
Just five people decided that another person represented the country, which IS fine, Cuz corruption has always been something Spain has been well-known for.
It's galician lenguaje, and the song it's based un tradicional music with electronic parts. So amazing
Galego, euskera, Valencià, catala, mallorquí, Asturia, aragonés, castellano canario leones manchego extremeño andaluz... Somos un país increíble
You really have to react to Blanca Paloma, you will LOVE that, she’s an amazing performer and I’m sure you’ll get goosebumps everywhere 😍
ESTA NOITE HAI FOLIADAAA
Tanxugueiras released their third album, “Diluvio” (Deluge) on july 29, 2022 and are presenting their "Midas" tour throughout Spain on these dates
TANXUGUEIRAS TO EUROVISION🔥❤️🔥❤️
*Without a doubt it was the best song but in Spain the powerful institutions would never allow a song to be sung in Galician, Basque or Catalan because for the Spanish to do that is like usurping their identity when it is the opposite, it is expanding knowledge and show the world that you can speak other minority languages and be proud of them in a state where Spanish is spoken. Sad reality but true that this happens in the 21st century*
No one is saying this is not Spain.... Spain voted for this song wtf?! They won the popular vote, so Spain loves them. The problem were the "expert panel of judges" and half of them were not even Spanish.... This is the song that won the heart of Spanish people.
The speak in Galego, from Galicia, but hey also speak in two other lenguages of Spain. And you say it sooo well, they are like MEIGAS, Galician’s witches😍 I love this song, love their voices, and I don’t know what song to choose between Rigoberta and Tanxugueiras… Spain it’s on 🔥
El sentimiento y la calidad, traspasa cualquier frontera
Agreed a 100 %.
Channel song received from the popular vote, only 4% of the votes, but this galego group received the most votes. At the end the judges decided to choose Channel.
Take a look to the new song of Tanxugueiras feat Rayden "Averno "...is just amazing😍
The ONLY thing, and really the ONLY thing that I have to complain about this performance is just the disconnect that happens when the dancers take up the tambourines and just stand there. It's sort of out of the blue. You've got these beautiful dancers come out and then suddenly they're wallart and then they're back again. Bit adrupt
It seems that some of the judges were colleagues w. Chanel and so they manipulated the staging in order to disfavour them
It could have been improved, also this semifinal has lower quality production, I encourage you to see the grand final of BenidormFest, much better camera work and better performace: th-cam.com/video/4uGN9efcACw/w-d-xo.html
vivan as TANXUGUEIRAAAAAAASSSS
I'm proud of las tanxus and i'm from south spain 😂
Estas tres mujeres tendrían que haber ganado. Me encanta también Bandini... Cualquiera de las dos opciones me habría vuelto loca 💘💘
The song goles deeply on tradicional dance, músic and folklore from Galicia, also they create a song where includes the same sentence " there are not frontiers" on catalán, gallego, euskera and in asturiano (also a language from latín as gallego and catalán but not officially recognised). The folks, músic, dance un north of Spain are directly related with Celtics (bagpipes,mithology...etc) tanxugueiras song IS one project inclusive, showing Europe that spaniards are not only "toros,paella y playa". Amazing song, sadly they didnt win
It will be important if Tanxugueiras win, because when people think about Spain, also we, and the tradition is Flamenco which comes to our minds... but Spain is much more, we have several different cultures and languages, and this is a huge step not only for Galician culture, music and language but also for the rest. I'm from Andalusia, and people use to connect Spain = Andalusia, but I'm very proud of having these amazing differences in my country
They sing in 'galego', it is a language from the northwest of Spain (Galicia). The dance is a traditional Galician dance. The music and dance have Celtic roots.
Regards from Galicia!
The Best tanxugueiras ♥️
He visto varios videos de gente no española y todos coinciden en lo mismo. No lo entienden muy bien pero se emocionan, los escucharían una y otra vez, y acaban cantando la canción. Definitivamente tiene algo diferente.
No es el modelo habitual para eurovisión, pero España en los últimos años no ha conseguido hacer un papel digno con ese modelo.
Veña Tanxugueiras, dádelle carallo.
I have seen several videos of non-Spanish people and they all agree on the same thing. They don't understand it very well but they get excited, they would listen to it over and over again, and they end up singing the song. It definitely has something different. It is not the usual model for Eurovision, but Spain in recent years has not managed to play a decent role with that model.
Veña Tanxugueiras, dádelle carallo.
Celtic dance of Galicia
Tanxugueiras have released three albums; "TANXUGUEIRAS" (2018), "CONTRAPUNTO" (2019) and "DILUVIO" (2022) and have performed in Spain and abroad.
In the first two albums, "TANXUGUEIRAS" and "CONTRAPUNTO" the songs are exclusively traditional like "O Querer" or "Albedrío" in which the power and coordination of their voices and their mastery of the tambourine can be clearly appreciated.
In their latest album "DILUVIO" (deluge) released on 07/29/2022 they mix Galician folklore with other more modern styles. Of almost all the songs you can find official videos on TH-cam where you can set the subtitles in Castilian (Spanish) and in other languages such as Terra, Figa, Midas, Averno, Pano Corado, Desidia, Seghadoras and Fame de odio. For other songs there is only the official audio, such as Arica and Sorora and the instrumentals Treboada and Acougo.
As they point out in their official website, in the album "DILUVIO", the "cantareiras" (galician word that means women who sing) question alleged faults or capital sins installed in society. To the seven "original": envy (Figa), greed (Midas), anger (Averno), lust (Pano Corado), laziness (Desidia), gluttony (Fame de odio), pride (Arica) they add three more: homogeneity (Terra), hostility (Seghadoras) and patriarchy (Sorora). Beliefs that after the storm (Treboada) they have decided to turn into transforming lessons for life: a deluge of self-acceptance, diversity, free love, empowerment and recovery of traditions in modern times.
In these and upcoming dates they are giving concerts throughout Spain solo or in festivals with other artists presenting their "Midas" tour. On their official website, which can be configured in Galician or Spanish languages, there is information about the band, their albums and concerts of the current tour.
On TH-cam there are many videos of the tour, some of them quite good like their concert in Cadiz, To see it type in TH-cam: Concierto Tanxugueiras (Plaza de San Antonio - Jueves de Carnaval 2022)
Thank you from Galicia, NW coast of Spain.
The official video of the song "Terra" is on TH-cam: Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video), in which you can activate the subtitles in English, to understand the lyrics. You can listen to it several times, even while doing something everyday, and then watch the final performance of the Benidorm Fest. TH-cam: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final.
I am sending you information about the group Tanxugueiras (they are from Galicia, northwest of Spain), with old and recent videos and especially about their new album “Diluvio” (deluge). I hope you enjoy.
oh esta é a actuación na que non se escoitaba o aturuxo:( maldito rtve.
im sad bc in this is stage we didn't hear the aturuxo at all- which is a traditional galician shout (?) used in singing. It is in 4:22, you should really see the final (in it you can hear it) bc its my favourite part of the song and really special
Finalmente, la industria discográfica (que no el jurado popular), dio como vencedora a Chanel que irá a Eurovisión con el tema "Slomo". Aunque podría ir con esta canción serbia de Dara del 2017... y no se notaría mucho la diferencia. th-cam.com/video/oygtOwJGdW0/w-d-xo.html a través de @TH-cam