"Adanali" Maria Soultatou & Thria

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  • Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2024

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  • @ΠαναγιώτηςΤσαρουχίδης
    @ΠαναγιώτηςΤσαρουχίδης 2 месяца назад +1

    Εχω.γυναικα.σμυρνια.εγω.ποντιος..στα.35.χρονια..που.ειμαστε.παντρεμενοι.δεν.υπαρχει.στον.κοσμο..καλυτερο.διδυμο.ειδηκα..στην.κουζινα..που..ειμαστε..σεφ..και.οι.δυο ...με συνταγες..μικρας.ασιας..αν.και.τελειωσαμε.διεθνη..κουζινα.ειμαστε..πρωτη.σε..ολα..

  • @tblad
    @tblad 12 лет назад +31

    Greetings to all Turkish people.
    You know,as we know,that we can live like very good friends.
    There is so many things to keep us together!!!
    Lavrio Hellas.

    • @kursadozbek9335
      @kursadozbek9335 3 года назад +4

      O believe we are brothers, I love all of the greeks. From konya

    • @armanozgunduz8028
      @armanozgunduz8028 Год назад

      🇹🇷🇬🇷❤

    • @erdalyoruk7579
      @erdalyoruk7579 3 месяца назад

      Greetings from Adana. Congratulations on the beautiful performance.

    • @Matahari-34
      @Matahari-34 Месяц назад

      ❤️

  • @mkir2407
    @mkir2407 12 лет назад +12

    Greetings and best wishes from Adana Turkey ...

  • @dreampower54
    @dreampower54 12 лет назад +9

    i am sending hugs to all greek people...Greece my 2th country..

  • @BlackRose-px2iw
    @BlackRose-px2iw 11 лет назад +18

    Beautiful, long live the shared musical (and cultural) traditions of Greece and Turkey! Love, light&piece for BOTH countries.

    • @BlackRose-px2iw
      @BlackRose-px2iw 9 лет назад +1

      I, ofcourse, meant "peace". :-)

    • @Kolious_Thrace
      @Kolious_Thrace 5 лет назад

      Traditions of Greece!!!
      Kappadokians are GREEKS!!!

  • @StamatisF
    @StamatisF 11 лет назад +12

    My godfather's grandma (and grandpa) was from Kappadokia.. In deed when she was sent to Greece in 1923, she only spoke Turkish. I live in England now.. when i have kids they will be native English not Greek speakers.
    Secondly, although she spoke Turkish (my godfather's first words were Turkish) she had always considered herself Greek.. and not Turkish..
    It doesn't matter anymore anyway.. I am glad to see all these people feeling like brothers now..

    • @yakupkeser9672
      @yakupkeser9672 5 лет назад +3

      Do you know Stammy 83?During the Lausanne Treaty,under the pressure of Llyod George,Lord Curzon and Venizalos, your godfather was taken from Anatolia in accordance with the teraty signed by the Turkish delegate şn 30th January 1930.They were Ortodoks Turks.They wouldn't eat pork.In 1071 and 1176 they abandoned the Byzantine army and fought the Byzantine army the Turks against the Byzantine army....They suffered a lot.Greetings my brothers.İn Ottoman state,there were people whose mother language and did not speak Turkish.İn addiation,there were ortodoks native speakers of Turkish who did not speak Greek.They called them Turkish seeds(Turkosporos) in Greece.Your godfather and the others had to say that I am not Turkish.

    • @12d-p2i
      @12d-p2i 3 года назад +1

      Probably she is greekified, ortohodox Turk.

  • @muhammetkutalmsaykn261
    @muhammetkutalmsaykn261 8 лет назад +22

    greetings from Adana :))

  • @katrinmarley
    @katrinmarley 11 лет назад +18

    and i am greek and i love turks!!!! :)

    • @MrFarabi65
      @MrFarabi65 5 лет назад +3

      we loves Greeks too,but,not Greeks politici.

    • @Matahari-34
      @Matahari-34 Месяц назад

      ❤️

  • @DigiVisionT
    @DigiVisionT 15 лет назад +3

    its great many hi to our greek friends
    i like greek version
    she say perfect
    thanks

  • @armanozgunduz8028
    @armanozgunduz8028 Год назад +4

    Orthodox Turks 🇬🇷
    Muslim Greeks 🇹🇷
    We're the same without religion 🇬🇷❤🇹🇷

  • @iloveblackmetal
    @iloveblackmetal 15 лет назад +6

    well,it is really nice.its Adana's traditional song,and there is no problem with Greek version of it.

  • @husnubarlas1094
    @husnubarlas1094 9 лет назад +6

    Çok güzel,keşke hep dost kalsaydık.

  • @andrewsava3494
    @andrewsava3494 6 лет назад +2

    What a wonderful song i am listening to.
    Andy Sava.

  • @yasadursun6506
    @yasadursun6506 4 года назад +4

    Anatolian Greeks were very successful in music as well as knowledge , they contribuded a lot
    Türkish Music and costed their Works their world famous Konyali
    Misirli Adanali and many mor.

  • @funderschatten
    @funderschatten 15 лет назад +2

    I m Turk and we love Greece..! We have no problem :))
    Haydi Niko dance :D

  • @toulahilaris
    @toulahilaris 9 лет назад +2

    The dance is awesome!!!!

  • @mparmparos
    @mparmparos 14 лет назад +1

    the cultures are clamped together...no comment!

  • @ohannes70
    @ohannes70 14 лет назад +3

    agzina saglik :).... hello from an armenian friend!!!! abris...

  • @niokkota
    @niokkota 8 лет назад +4

    VIVA the Balkans,greetings from Bulgaria !

  • @merkomountain
    @merkomountain 12 лет назад +2

    yia sou Maria!!!

  • @mardo0608
    @mardo0608 15 лет назад +1

    Harika birsey agzina saglik beni cocukluk günlerime geri götürdü!

  • @bengeldim1726
    @bengeldim1726 12 лет назад +2

    LOVE YOU LOTS
    TURKEY&GREECE

  • @stregoi28
    @stregoi28 9 лет назад +12

    I am of Cappadocian descent (3rd genration at Greece) cappadocians and anatolyan greeks were the remnants of the byzantine greeks (millet-i Rûm) . After 11th century the majorιty converted to Islam , a part of those who remained greek orthodox christians were forced during 15th century to speak turkish (there are also plenty of narratives and traditions concerning that event.), although up to the begins of the 20th century were villages speaking greek as well as the old archaic greek cappadocian dialect (simplified byzantine greek with turkish influnces).There song are mostly on turkish ,but either on the cappadocian greek dialect and some even in greek ..Most of their traditions songs and dances refer to events before the coming of the turks such as the dance Es Vasilis (Άη Βασίλης'', and ''seitata onima''(σεητατά όνιμα),and Mo ta glehe (Mo τα γλέχε ) .They have also preserved a few songs from the byzantine epic tradition of the akritika , the Borderguards of the empire sagas.The Cappadocians , as well as the pontians and the ionian greeks took refuge at Greece after 1922

    • @yakupkeser9672
      @yakupkeser9672 6 лет назад +1

      You think so...

    • @folkanatolia
      @folkanatolia 5 лет назад +2

      There were Ortodoks Turks in Anatolia. Why you don't want mention about them? Peçenek Turks came to Anatolia before Muslim Oghuz Turks. And Karaman People descend from Peçenek Turks..Also Kıpçak Turks came to Anatolia (North Anatolia) from caucasus a long time ago than Oghuz Turks. (Kuman Kıpchak Turks)

    • @ismailtunca1055
      @ismailtunca1055 5 лет назад

      Nothing is true in your explanation. You turkish ortodox were asimilated by greeks

    • @receper3204
      @receper3204 3 месяца назад

      Senin söylediklerin doğru olsaydı şu an Türkçe konuşurdun yunancayi bilmezdin

  • @zaracan05
    @zaracan05 15 лет назад +2

    Harika ya ve de derimk yasasin halklari kardesligi

  • @feregliay
    @feregliay 15 лет назад +1

    thank you.
    kalimera / merhaba
    aman adanali, canim adanali

  • @yucel19
    @yucel19 3 года назад +1

    Barış içinde bir dünya için yaşasın
    💛❤Sevgi Hoşgörü 🌿🍀⚘🙋‍♂️

  • @mihaivitro
    @mihaivitro 14 лет назад

    perfect HELLADA mou-best culturi evropi respect frm germany

  • @user-rl8xg9ht1g
    @user-rl8xg9ht1g 11 лет назад +1

    opa selamis from turkiya ! from adramitis !

  • @jaourtas
    @jaourtas 10 лет назад +1

    GEIA SAS MERAKLIDES . BRAVO

  • @orduguezeli83
    @orduguezeli83 16 лет назад

    aman adanli canim adanali ben sana yandim güzel delikanli ... yaa arkadaslar artik sagip cikalim bizim olan herseye !! insanlar herseyimi aliyo .. böyle olmaz ama !! alla alla..

  • @noahakn9792
    @noahakn9792 10 месяцев назад

    👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @nikpapgre
    @nikpapgre 11 лет назад +13

    Hey, nationalist Greeks/Turkish!!
    BACK TO YOUR CAVES!
    Here we enjoy the common tradition and the fantastic music.

  • @dakik01
    @dakik01 15 лет назад +1

    heye gardaşıma heyeeeee=)

  • @senolonay
    @senolonay 9 лет назад +1

    Şahane!

  • @meltemyapc453
    @meltemyapc453 8 лет назад +2

    Muhteşem

  • @ΚατερίναΘωμαΐδου-υ9π

    Αδανα Κιλικιας μικρασιας υπεροχο τραγουδι υπεροχη ερμηνεια

  • @dimitrikaralis3979
    @dimitrikaralis3979 2 года назад

    Beautiful

  • @toulahilaris
    @toulahilaris 11 лет назад +1

    Opaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!

  • @kursatkadircanli9734
    @kursatkadircanli9734 Год назад

    This is the key point.

  • @1976latinolover
    @1976latinolover 14 лет назад

    O kaval calan kiz varya vay be ona türk & yünan dostlugunu cani gönülden öyle bi gösterirdimki ALLAHIMA seve seve türk olurdu :-)

  • @suuzungecenin
    @suuzungecenin 13 лет назад

    Helal olsun size.

  • @okeAnous
    @okeAnous 13 лет назад

    @okeAnous There would be Galatian and pre-Greek (Hittite, Frygean, Pelasgian, etc.) elements in their genetic and cultural make-up also. And it is known that there were a lot of paid Turkish (Seljuk) soldiers who worked later for the Byzantine as well as Byzantine nobles who sought "asylum" from Seljuk lords against the crown etc. Dont forget this was the middle ages ruled by feodalism of some sort. Popular histories are not so enlightening in this matter.

  • @merkomountain
    @merkomountain 12 лет назад +1

    can someone tell me what dance this is? I love it!

  • @tuerker
    @tuerker 12 лет назад +1

    güzel okumus...efcharistu

  • @ivandivandakor
    @ivandivandakor 15 лет назад

    teyy teyyy :D

  • @Cenk01
    @Cenk01 10 лет назад +5

    Adanaliyik ;-) lass doch jeden selbst entscheiden was er singen möchte und in welcher sprache

  • @historybugs
    @historybugs 11 лет назад

    There was orthodox Albanians (namely Arvanites) as many as muslim ones before and almost all of them has been hellenized
    Russians,Ukrainians and other neighboring slavs was never members of Istanbul church.They were adherent to Russian orthodox church.Bulgarians was part of Istanbul church before,so they were Greek/Rum by religion too but they formed their own church in 1870s and started to perform liturgy in their own slavic tongue instead of Greek but some of them in Macedonia hellenized too

  • @odates2785
    @odates2785 12 лет назад +3

    turks & greeks have got same culture.they are brothers...

  • @zaroast
    @zaroast 15 лет назад

    lovely Grec Ελληνική !!!!!

  • @BlackRose-px2iw
    @BlackRose-px2iw 11 лет назад +1

    By the way, there are also many Arabic influences in this music. :-)

    • @FreeAnalyst
      @FreeAnalyst 9 лет назад +1

      It's good to see these traditions being kept.

    • @BlackRose-px2iw
      @BlackRose-px2iw 9 лет назад +1

      FreeAnalyst It's getting boring maybe, but yes, full agreement. :-)

    • @asli.2029
      @asli.2029 4 года назад +1

      Black Rose stop trying to make everything arab whic “arabic” music you are talking about? If you mean syria (cause the adana city is near of them which is topic city of the song) etc. They are not even arab they are arabized by name and language all of their cultural practice is byzantine folk if they use that kind of music it doesn’t make this music arabic. The original arabs in the gulf area and there is nothing desert sound in this music. This music is just copied of byzantine music.

  • @historybugs
    @historybugs 11 лет назад +1

    They were Greek by religion because they were orthodox and members of Greek orthodox church. They were not Greek by ethnicity.
    They weren't alone in this either. There was Albanian, Vlach and Macedonian Slavic speaking people in there but they were Greek by religion again.

  • @voula3able
    @voula3able 9 лет назад +2

    μαγεια...

    • @voula3able
      @voula3able 9 лет назад

      +mmsg1951 οι θεατες συντονιστηκαν με τους ηθοποιους...σπανιο φαινομενο...κι ομως...τους αγγιξαν...

    • @voula3able
      @voula3able 9 лет назад

      +voula papadopoulou ''τελεια παρασταση...''

  • @rea1110
    @rea1110 15 лет назад

    Για όποιον δεν γνωρίζει, λέγεται Μαρία Σουλτάτου.

  • @karkom1
    @karkom1 13 лет назад +1

    Anlamam bu iki milletin bir birine hincini ayni muzikle ayni danslarla egleniyoruz

  • @01bepall
    @01bepall 15 лет назад

    "Adanalıyığğ Allahın Adamıyığğ
    Adanaya laf yok
    Bütün adanalılara selamlar
    Adanalı ibrahim Beyazkus
    BEPALL 01"

  • @RefikTalat
    @RefikTalat 15 лет назад +1

    is this record from 1920's izmir? how did you colourized it so wonderfuly. :))
    bu ne güzelliktir!

  • @mcFifo2007
    @mcFifo2007 12 лет назад

    is this song originally turkish or ottoman?
    also, is thria an orchestra of some sort?

  • @stregoi28
    @stregoi28 9 лет назад +3

    @mail2onur
    You have mention about '' the turkopoule '' ..well yoiu have to know that the tourkopole the children of mixed Greek and Turkish parentage and were at least nominally Christian, although some may have been practising Muslims and they were from the reconquered by the byzantines , parts of Asia Minor and Syria but not from Cappadocia.. this could have been Impossible! you see the region of the people you are talking about (Cappadocia ) was lost from the byzantines at 1071 A.D. and it was never reconquered , unlike other parts of the East .And before 11th century there were no turks in the eastern provinces , when did the byzantines christianized the turks of Cappadocia when they have lost the specific province?? And from the example of the spanish ''maranos'' I don't think that those turks converted to christianity would preserve their christian faith under the islamic state of the seljuk emirates and the ottoman empire. And anyway those people (Cappadocians) chose the millet of which they would like to be part of long long ago ;)

    • @altancengiz7109
      @altancengiz7109 8 лет назад +3

      Ottoman Empire was not a simple religion state...Religion was a method to manage for them...They used all religions to cooperate.... Maybe Ottoman empire was the first secular state in the world…They respected all religions and they did manage all religions, they did cooparete with them. They lived together with all religions..Religion, İslam was a line for them…they were hard…Empire…Even today I can see that Anatolia doesnt have just one nation....Each city is a special state....a lot of, several,diffrent cultures....races people….very rich lands….fertile, prosperous, strong, noble…The World had ‘nation states’ after in 1922…There was no Ottonom Empire…and we had a big war with you and others to be independent…Cappadokia is a great place…İ like there, magical…Your origin is there, here..Come, visit there, enjoy it…We cant change the past…Dont worry…Dont stay the past…all things are about our ancestors…I can see this song how it is great…This song is touching on my heart…

  • @voula3able
    @voula3able 9 лет назад

    σαγηνευτικο...

  • @okeAnous
    @okeAnous 13 лет назад

    @111Sakis Ölme e mi? Sen de tutup Sakis demişsin kendine. Yoksa Saki denen feylesofdan haberdarsın deme, bayılıveririm. "eksikTİ" diye yazılıyor bu arada.

  • @licakarayorgopulu
    @licakarayorgopulu 6 лет назад

    Μία ερωτηση. Ο χορός ειναι της περιοχής Αντανα?????

    • @KarolosKouklakis
      @KarolosKouklakis  6 лет назад

      Νομίζω πως Αντανάλης είναι αυτός που είναι από την περιοχή Άντανα ή Άδανα..

  • @Merakljija45
    @Merakljija45 6 лет назад

    anyone have the lyrics?

  • @yucelbaykara
    @yucelbaykara 10 лет назад

    adanalıyık

  • @kameljon
    @kameljon 4 года назад

    Lyrics?

  • @historybugs
    @historybugs 13 лет назад

    @MAXIMILIANVS
    Cappadocians and Karamanlides was just Turkish christians, baptized by Byzantines between 10-13th century. This is very well known fact from 12-13th century Byzantine archives. They were calling them as Tourkopuoloi. They couldn't even speak one word of Greek when they gone to Greece in 1923 and their population was around ~400.000 at that time.
    Greek speaking Cappadocians was low in population comparing to these Turkish christians and they have completely disappeared among them

  • @okeAnous
    @okeAnous 13 лет назад

    @MAXIMILIANVS I think you stick to what Khidiroglou had to say about the roots of Karamanlides.. He claimed that the Ottoman Turks had forced the originally Greek speaking people of the area so they started to speak Turkish sheepishly at once. Why would they bother to force them to do this, while letting them have their christian ways? If the reason is much more practical, let's say, to have a common language of communication for trade, why do they need to write even clerical texts in Turkish?

  • @tulayguzelgun1589
    @tulayguzelgun1589 Год назад

    Dinldikce bayan katina geliyor aklıma

  • @RefikTalat
    @RefikTalat 15 лет назад

    Bu sorudaki ironiyi anlamayarak gülünecek esas mesajı yazan sensin onur. bir de açıklama yapmışsın ya 2007'den diye :)

  • @mahmutozer38
    @mahmutozer38 15 лет назад

    what you say

  • @rafettrafet6891
    @rafettrafet6891 2 года назад

    Turks and Greeks like baklava and sherbet.

  • @111Sakis
    @111Sakis 15 лет назад

    bizim adanali türküsünü de calmislar.. bi bu eksikdi..

  • @StamatisF
    @StamatisF 11 лет назад +2

    First of all.. Russians, Ukrainian and Slavs are nothing like Greek/Rum. Religion is not ethnicity.. Ethnology is a science completely irrelevant to religion.
    Finally did it occur to you that there were people in these areas before the genesis of Islam in the 6th century, and as Ottoman empire was created.. people were either forced or given incentives to convert..? :) :)
    Anyway.. seems to be an endless and pointless discussion.
    Get over the past, live the present and dream of the future!

  • @elizabethdavis2877
    @elizabethdavis2877 Год назад

    Sounds Turkish

  • @okeAnous
    @okeAnous 13 лет назад

    @MAXIMILIANVS The point is how do you know so surely that they are of Greek origin? What is the irrefutable evidence that forces you to say that they were Greek and nothing more (or for you I guess it means LESS). This pure bred theory is so modernist and ethnocentric that you see no other way (like those who claim they were only and only Turkish paid soldiers who converted to Christianity) It was probably a mixture of these elements. And even more, knowing that the are was under Galation rule.

  • @historybugs
    @historybugs 15 лет назад

    @MAXIMILIANVS
    You judge ottoman era with the nationalist mindset. Nationalist ideas rised in these lands only after 1820s, b4 that, being greek or turk wasnt even considered as important distinction.
    Also you greeks think all Turks are muslims. Its wrong. There was and still there are quite high population of askenhazi jewish Turks( since 7th century, Khazar turks) and orthodox turks(since 11th century)
    Remaining Turkish people who had shamanistic beliefs became muslims after 10th century.

  • @StamatisF
    @StamatisF 11 лет назад

    well apart from Vlach people (who also lived in Ottoman Greece areas too) all the rest never belonged to the Greek Orthodox Church.. :D :D Albanians in fact are in majority Muslims :)
    If Greek by religion existed then Russians, Romanians, Ukranians, Bulgarians, Slavs, etc are also "Greeks by religion" :D :D :D
    Greeks moved to Kappadokia in the 3rd century BC - after Alexander's expedition to Asia. So Turkish, baptised by Byzantines after they lost control of the area.. makes no sense. Sorry :)

  • @fantastikist
    @fantastikist 10 лет назад

    alakası yok=)