of course this is not Goran Bregovich - he only produced this album, which is actually a compilation of gaelic songs. this one is sung by Chieftains, and it is taken from the album Royal Wedding.
Moldovan capital city is Cisinau. In Russian it reads&sounds like Kishinov-KishinYOv. Every Slavian language has single letter which reads&sounds like "ch". Translation from Cyrillic to Latinic must give "ch".
By The Chieftains - In the Bo film "Braveheart" www.dailymotion.com/video/x2odx3x and Alan Stivell - ruclips.net/video/zmHYEMz49eA/видео.html and it's a Breton song -
Irish and Breton are descended from Celtic, not "Slavian." The Slavic languages are Indo-European like the Celtic languages, but the Celtic languages are closer to the Romance languages than to the Slavic ones.
These version of the traditional breton tune is played by the Chieftains. And the album s not "Royal wedding" but "Celtic wedding"(1987) Shit on those who share music without knowing wich music is.
@Anonimus1111011 The language is old Irish,probably gaelic.Goran didn't make this song.This is an irish song.Goran just collected it and put it in it's album.
Lighten up, this is an old Breton song about the joys of drinking cider, lots of cider
15 wieczna kolęda, jest piekna i twórcza, jestem w niej zakochana od pierwszego usłyszenia:)
@Anonimus1111011
language is Breton, artist is Bregovich album is "Irish songs" 2001
Not an Irish song, that's a Breton song
Ifig esti un bou
of course this is not Goran Bregovich - he only produced this album, which is actually a compilation of gaelic songs. this one is sung by Chieftains, and it is taken from the album Royal Wedding.
scooter- how much is the fish, ta sama melodia :D.
Ta muzyka bergovica jest zajebista
Moldovan capital city is Cisinau. In Russian it reads&sounds like Kishinov-KishinYOv. Every Slavian language has single letter which reads&sounds like "ch". Translation from Cyrillic to Latinic must give "ch".
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@kondora1 Thanks pal. Didn't know he works with Irish music as well :)
By The Chieftains - In the Bo film "Braveheart" www.dailymotion.com/video/x2odx3x and Alan Stivell - ruclips.net/video/zmHYEMz49eA/видео.html
and it's a Breton song -
The Chieftains :-)
How much is the fish?!?! Hah, a good tune later used by scooter :P
Irish and Breton are descended from Celtic, not "Slavian." The Slavic languages are Indo-European like the Celtic languages, but the Celtic languages are closer to the Romance languages than to the Slavic ones.
...красивая национальная муз.культура
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This is not an irish folk music but breton, this song is famous with Alan Stivell
Chieftains only
How much of the fish :D
These version of the traditional breton tune is played by the Chieftains.
And the album s not "Royal wedding" but "Celtic wedding"(1987)
Shit on those who share music without knowing wich music is.
Что за вопрос?!
How much is the fish?
@Homik111 На Български е с "Ч"!!! На сръбски...баш ме боли....
@Anonimus1111011
The language is old Irish,probably gaelic.Goran didn't make this song.This is an irish song.Goran just collected it and put it in it's album.
wikipedia.org/wiki/Son_ar_chistr
Are you sure this is Bregovich? It sounds very much like an Irish tune. Is this French language?
Didn't have pic's of your mom, much more related with the theme...
what's he singing? O,o
@motherpillar :) Soap for your mouth...
Stark images set to a song about drinking and womanizing... nice contrast?
ne seri da je ovo bregović
OK smart franze you'r fokin right
now go eat frogs
Both Bretonians and Irish are our most far Slavian brothers. Ancient Breton or Irish language came from Slavian.
No
@@DCLXVI000 Otherwise they came from Namibia?