Omilienci is an ancient ritual from village Važec which involves women forming a human chain and sing - without any musical instruments - while rhythmically walking. This type of dance is known as chorovod. Chorovod Omilienci is particularly dedicated to the celebration of spring and is unique to the village.
Jahoda Jahoda do jahody dierka Za grajciar parobok, za sto zlatých dievka To moje hrdielko ako to hrkálko Z delakieho kraja privolá šuhaja Príd mi milý príd mi len na hodinočku /: Urob polahodu mojemu srdiečku :/
@@michealmyerstier3350 What's Magyar or Germanic about our folk music? Our folklore is Slavic stuff it's far from Ugro-finnic mongoloid or Germanic things
@@michealmyerstier3350 he's pretty much lying through his teeth on every video possible, either outright or by saying half-truths and strawmaning. In this case, while some characteristics are shared between German-Austrian and Hungarian music and that of the Slavic nations they ruled, they're still vastly different in the techniques and even instruments used (especially compared to Germans). And of course the exchange went both ways, making the similar elements not necessarily non-slavic.
We need more Slovak music like this, and reject the Germanic polkas that was a cancer on Slovakian heritage. Slavic Slovakia for me, no more western music or clothes thank you!! I’ll wear my big furry hat without that October fest feather or brim and a babushka as well!! No more Pennsylvania Dutch bonnets or German ribbons in the hair or those October fest shirt skirts. I’ll wear a kaftan
Ty si neuvedomuješ, že robíš rusku a rusom medvediu službu? Tvoje debility sú už naozaj neuveriteľne otravné. Doteraz sme boli zvyknutý na mongoloidných maGAYrských primitívnych nomádov, ale že už aj rusi budú drýstať na slovenských videách, tak to sme nečakali.
@@ZeLeninovoMasoveRizoto No it was invented in Bohemia or now Czechia under Germanic oppression. Polkas were only invented as a way to systematically have Germanic/ Magyar culture take over and replace Slavic culture. Magyars did this to the Slovaks, they tried to Magyarize us. They succeeded in many ways unfortunately. please read history. Slovakia was under austra-hungary for 1,000 years. we never got our own say until 1993. This includes our Rusyn brothers! We now have a voice and we choose to ignore it by carrying traditions that aren't ours.
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velmi pekné chorovody, na fotke sú zachytené dievčatá, ktoré spievajú "hajaďunďu" z Hrušova :)
Stará vzácna fotka :)
Omilienci is an ancient ritual from village Važec which involves women forming a human chain and sing - without any musical instruments - while rhythmically walking. This type of dance is known as chorovod. Chorovod Omilienci is particularly dedicated to the celebration of spring and is unique to the village.
Dobrý deň neviete náhodou slová na pieseň Jahoda Jahoda do jahody dierka
táto hudb sa dotýka našej duše :)
Krása
DokuDoki, VDAKA za tu nadheru. Z ktoreho roku to je?
kde najdete takuto krasu? tie hlasy celkom ako organ
Važec :-)
Ale toto tušim spieva Lúčnica
Dobrý deň vedel by niekto slova na jednu z piesní ? ..... Začína sa že Jahoda Jahoda do jahody dierka .... Ďakujem
Jahoda Jahoda do jahody dierka
Za grajciar parobok, za sto zlatých dievka
To moje hrdielko ako to hrkálko
Z delakieho kraja privolá šuhaja
Príd mi milý príd mi len na hodinočku
/: Urob polahodu mojemu srdiečku :/
If only more Slovak music was like this!! And less Germanic and Magyar
Stop spreading missinformation, please 🙏🏻
@@petrabezakova4933 how is that misinformation
@@michealmyerstier3350 What's Magyar or Germanic about our folk music? Our folklore is Slavic stuff it's far from Ugro-finnic mongoloid or Germanic things
@@michealmyerstier3350 he's pretty much lying through his teeth on every video possible, either outright or by saying half-truths and strawmaning.
In this case, while some characteristics are shared between German-Austrian and Hungarian music and that of the Slavic nations they ruled, they're still vastly different in the techniques and even instruments used (especially compared to Germans). And of course the exchange went both ways, making the similar elements not necessarily non-slavic.
We need more Slovak music like this, and reject the Germanic polkas that was a cancer on Slovakian heritage. Slavic Slovakia for me, no more western music or clothes thank you!! I’ll wear my big furry hat without that October fest feather or brim and a babushka as well!! No more Pennsylvania Dutch bonnets or German ribbons in the hair or those October fest shirt skirts. I’ll wear a kaftan
Polka is Slavic.
Kremlin troll.
Ty si neuvedomuješ, že robíš rusku a rusom medvediu službu? Tvoje debility sú už naozaj neuveriteľne otravné. Doteraz sme boli zvyknutý na mongoloidných maGAYrských primitívnych nomádov, ale že už aj rusi budú drýstať na slovenských videách, tak to sme nečakali.
@@Ruby-ze5ii I'm Slovak, eastern Slovak.
@@ZeLeninovoMasoveRizoto No it was invented in Bohemia or now Czechia under Germanic oppression. Polkas were only invented as a way to systematically have Germanic/ Magyar culture take over and replace Slavic culture. Magyars did this to the Slovaks, they tried to Magyarize us. They succeeded in many ways unfortunately. please read history. Slovakia was under austra-hungary for 1,000 years. we never got our own say until 1993. This includes our Rusyn brothers! We now have a voice and we choose to ignore it by carrying traditions that aren't ours.