no se por qué pero la acabó de escuchar y me encanta esta canción es como si algo se metiera en mis venas se me eriza la piel, nací en una familia católica con antepasados españoles y sospecho por intuición qué debimos haber tenido algún pasado sefardí
@@wolfigangamadeuscrisostimu1497 Lei, que si existen pero no recuerdo exactamente en donde. Creo que fueron expulsados de Turkia y luego fueron para alla.
It's possible because in Turkey we still have sephardic Jewish people in İzmir and İstanbul. We have border with Bulgaria so it's possible to jewish people immigrated to there. Also as i know, there was a big Jewish community in the Thessaloniki, a city that is relatively near to Bulgaria.
I'm ashkénaze and I never haven't really touched the Sephardic culture even if I live barocco music itself . Now dancing tango and fallen in love with Spainisj coulture 😅 and discovered Sephardic culture is really present for me from the universe
The song speaks of Abraham`s birth, hence the pregnancy of his mother, the wife of terach (la mujer de Terach) that escaped to the fields running from the King Nimrod It is not about the pregnanacy of Sara Imenu
Avraham Avinu (Abrahán nuestro padre) Quando el Rey Nimrod al campo salía mirava en el cielo y en la estrellería vido una luz santa en la Judería que havía de nascer Abraham Avinu (coro, bis) Abraham Avinu, Padre querido Padre bendicho, Luz de Yisrael.
This beautiful song speaks of Abraham and the pregnancy of Sara. The photos are of the juderia of Cities in Spain. The statue is of the great Maimonides, born in Cordoba, Spain. Makes me happy, and sad.
Una bella canción de la antigua judería en España (Sefarad). Agrego la letra para quienes tengan raices judías como yo y quieran aprender la letra de esta canción que es muy representativa de la cultura judía sefardita.
Saludemas agora el kompadre i tambien el mohel ke por su Zehut nos venga el Goel i Rihama a todo Yisrael, sierto loaremos al Verdadero, al Verdadero de Yisrael.
España es tantas cosas y dentro de esas es Israel. España somos los españoles y dentro de los españoles están los hijos de Israel.No hay duda de ello. Y esta música lo confirma. Sin Israel España pierde un tercio de su identidad y quizás mucho mas. Yo soy descendiente de españoles pero no soy de España y en mi país (Chile) hay muchos descendientes de judíos expulsados de España. Algunos mantienen la religión y otros somos cristianos. Pero sin duda en mis antepasados hay muchos judíos y quizás por eso me gusta esta música y me siento orgulloso de ser así. En mi país, gracias a Di-os aún somos tolerantes. Y yo me siento orgulloso de mis antepasados, tanto en España como en Francia, Cohen son mis bisabuelos y se que ese apellido es muy importante en Israel. También soy Muñoz y Silva y varios apellidos mas por lo que tengo de muchas fuentes y de cada una de ellas estoy orgulloso. Al final lo que importa es como es la persona y nada mas. de cualquier origen que sea. eso pasa a ser secundario. Di-os no hace diferencias. nosotros si lamentablemente.
La mujer de Teraj quedó preñada y de día en día le preguntava "¿De qué teneix la cara tan demudada?" ella ya sabía bien qué tenía. (coro, bis) Abraham Avinu, Padre querido Padre bendicho, Luz de Yisrael.
Absolutely superb ! By far the best performance I heard. Perfect and genuine faithfull harmonisation. Does anyone have the song words in hebrew ? thanks
Cuando el rey Nimrod al campo salia, Mirava en el cielo y en la estreyeria, Vido una luz santa en la giuderia, Que havia de nacer Avraham avínu. Avraham avínu, padre querido, Padre bendicho, luz de Israel. Avraham avínu, padre querido, Padre bendicho, luz de Israel. La mujer de Terach se quedo prenada, E dia en dia ele preguntava, De que tienes la cara tan de mudada, Ella ya sabia el bien que tenia. Avraham avínu, padre querido, Padre bendicho, luz de Israel. Avraham avínu, padre querido, Padre bendicho, luz de Israel. En fin de mueve mezes parir queria: Iva caminando por campos y vinyas, A su marido tal ne le descubria Topo una meara, alli lo pariria. Avraham avínu, padre querido, Padre bendicho, luz de Israel. Avraham avínu, padre querido, Padre bendicho, luz de Israel. Cuando el rey Nimrod al campo salia, Mirava en el cielo y en la estreyeria, Vido una luz santa en la giuderia, Que havia de nacer Avraham avínu Fuente: www.lyricsmania.com
E assim a grande mistura de povos que as invasões, guerras, cruzadas, comércio, etnias e religiões fizeram da Idade Média, uma riqueza incomensurável para a história da música.
I don't know and i don't intrested King Nimrod or another king (or religion, or territory) but i love this music. Basic chords and melody and very impressive. I will try make this song with poliphonic and a little electronic.
Very nice. I have to make an arrangement. Would you have the scores or can me tell where I can get them, especially also the Chorus arrangement. Thanks a lot!
Female vocals, tambourine, nylon-string guitar, palillos(castanets), cajón and I forgot the name of the drums and am not sure if it was a shawn or a flute, forgive me we Iberian Hebrews use different instruments from the Sephardi ones.
España nunca sabras todo loque has perdido expulsando los judios de tu tiera,pero ellos mismo despues de mas de500años nunca dejas de sentirse alma española
i have ashkenazi and some sephardic ancestry, and i was talking about it with a catalunyan professor i met in spain, and he even admitted that spain has a long way to go acknowledging the jewish thing. it's so common though, i even got confused as spanish sometimes..
si no los hubieran expulsado, estariamos mas divididos de lo que estamos hoy. por que formaban sociedades solo para judios, no querian saber nada de nadie. estabamos muy divididos, fue con la expulsion, y la conversion. cuando todos nos unimos en uno. es mas, ahora estan en españa. y es igual, comunidades judias apartadas de nosotros. fijate, que si aun siguen hablando ladino, es por que nunca se integraron a las sociedades que les acogieron, aun son sefardies, por que nunca se mezclaron con las etnias de los paises que los acogieron. siempre viven en sociedades apartadas de los paises que los acogen.
@D I also have some Sephardic ancestry, and I’m also Catalan. Most Spaniards get confused when they see a Sephardic Jewish person and or someone from the lower Mediterranean and just assume that they’re Spanish
И сказал мудрец: «Если я говорю, то раскаиваюсь в том, что сказал. А если молчу, - не раскаиваюсь. И если я раскаюсь в молчании однажды, то в том, что говорил, - раскаюсь многажды».
When King Nimrod went out to the fields Looked at the heavens and at the stars He saw a saint light at the jewish quarter A sign that Abraham, our father, was about to be born. Abraham Avinu, dear father Father who blessed the light of Israel. Then he told all the mothers That every pregned woman Who did not give birth to her baby was going to be killed because Abraham our father was going to born. Abraham Avinu, dear father Father who blessed the light of Israel. Terach's woman was pregned and each day he asked her Why do you look so distraught? She already knew very well what she had. Abraham Avinu, dear father Father who blessed the light of Israel. After nine months she wanted to give birth to her baby She was walking on the fields and on the vineyards Her husband will not discover her She made a manger where she will have her baby. Abraham Avinu, dear father Father who blessed the light of Israel. When the baby was born he told his mother 'Get away of the manger, my mother I will somebody to take me out He will send from the heaven the one that will go with me Because I am the sond of the blessed God.' Abraham Avinu, dear father Father who blessed the light of Israel.
Rabbi Moses Maimonides, the great Jewish physician, sage, and Aristotelian Philosopher was born in Cordoba at the end of Moorish reign over Andalusia. All Muslims and Jews had to flee Andalusia in the middle of the 12th Century as the Catholics reconquered Southern Spain. To be fair to the Catholics though, the Rambam's exile from Cordoba in 1148 actually began when a Radical Muslim sect conquered Andalusisla called the Almohads. They abolished the Dhimmi status, an unusual move for an Islamic Empire. They originally were the ones who forced Jews to leave Andalusia.
It is said about Rabbi Moses son of Maimon (Maimonides) that in the area of Jewish Law, From Moses to Moses there has never been anyone quite like Moses.
kral nimrod tarlaların, köyün dışına çıktığında gökyüzüne ve tüm yıldızlara baktı, ve ibrani çeyreğinde kutsal bir yıldız(ışık) gördü; babamız ibrahim’in (abraham) doğacağının işareti olan… babamız ibrahim, biricik babamız mübarek babamız , israil’in (medina’nın) ışığı. sonra bütün eşlerine babamız ibrahim doğmak üzere olduğu için bir kerede doğum yapmayacak tüm hamile kadınları öldürmelerini emretti terah’ ın karısı hamile kalmıştı günlerden bir gün terah sordu ona, niçin bu kadar heyecanlısın? (ya da çıldırmış, meftun) ama o, doğuracağı çocuğun kim olduğunu zaten çoktan biliyordu. babamız ibrahim, biricik (sevgili) babamız mübarek babamız, israil'in ışığı
Quando el Rey Nimrod al campo salía mirava en el cielo y en la estrellería vido una luz santa en la Judería que havía de nascer Abraham Avinu Abraham Avinu, Padre querido Padre bendicho, Luz de Israel Luego a las comadres encomendava que toda mujer que preñada quedasse si no pariera al punto, la matasse que havía de nascer Abraham Avinu. La mujer de Terach quedó prenyada y de dia en dia le preguntava "¿De que teneix la cara tan demudada?" Ella ya savia el bien que tenia.
What I don't understand about this song (I hope a Jewish person can explain this to me): The first stanza tells about a star shining over the Jewish quarters, when Abraham is born (since that's what the song is about). I'm just your run-of-the-mill gentile, but wasn't Abraham the first Jew? Didn't he make the covenant with God and establish the ritual of circumcision in boys, when they come to age? The next stanzas tell about king Nimrod ordering a mass infanticide, after he decides the star is a bad omen for him, which last time I checked was a motive of the very Christian New Testament. I also can't remember Nimrod doing anything in the Old Testament, other than that Tower of Babel bullshit. Please enlighten me, because I'm confused.
Abraham was said to be born in Mesopotamia, hence why Nimrod is the king at the time of his birth. As far as him being born in a judería, that's just artistic license.
Xq la SALVACIÓN Viene de los JUDIOS ,,, segunnla TORÁH en ( juan 4 - 22 ) del JUDIO y Rey de Yisra'ÉL ,,, su Majestad : ( ""YAHUSHÚAH"" HA MASHIYAH"") !!!! Exquisita Musica a nuestro Padre Avraham !!!!
no se por qué pero la acabó de escuchar y me encanta esta canción es como si algo se metiera en mis venas se me eriza la piel, nací en una familia católica con antepasados españoles y sospecho por intuición qué debimos haber tenido algún pasado sefardí
Esta cancion se cantaba en Cordoba Andalucía y mis mayores ,la he sentido desde pequeña.
Todavía hoy la cantan las comunidades sefardíes de Bulgaria. Hermosa canción.
donde está la comunidade de judeus en bulgaria
Spharadics in Bulgaria what?
@@wolfigangamadeuscrisostimu1497 Lei, que si existen pero no recuerdo exactamente en donde. Creo que fueron expulsados de Turkia y luego fueron para alla.
It's possible because in Turkey we still have sephardic Jewish people in İzmir and İstanbul. We have border with Bulgaria so it's possible to jewish people immigrated to there. Also as i know, there was a big Jewish community in the Thessaloniki, a city that is relatively near to Bulgaria.
not only bulgaria
This whole album, Scalerica D'Oro, is one of the best middle ages folk music albums I've ever heard. They were a really great band.
Je suis Sépharade je découvre cette chansons d’où viens mes ancêtres 🙏🙏🙏 se sont me traverse le corps Amen 🙏
Mazal Tov!
Je suis Sépharde aussi, mon frére!
I'm ashkénaze and I never haven't really touched the Sephardic culture even if I live barocco music itself . Now dancing tango and fallen in love with Spainisj coulture 😅 and discovered Sephardic culture is really present for me from the universe
The song speaks of Abraham`s birth, hence the pregnancy of his mother, the wife of terach (la mujer de Terach) that escaped to the fields running from the King Nimrod
It is not about the pregnanacy of Sara Imenu
Stories taken straight from The Book of Yashar
hermoso el lenguaje Ladino, Saludos desde Honduras
¡Saludos! Soy Hondureña también. En realidad el Ladino es Castellano antiguo.
Saludos a todos desde Israel. Hermosa canción, himno de la juderia española
Avraham Avinu (Abrahán nuestro padre)
Quando el Rey Nimrod al campo salía
mirava en el cielo y en la estrellería
vido una luz santa en la Judería
que havía de nascer Abraham Avinu
(coro, bis)
Abraham Avinu, Padre querido Padre bendicho, Luz de Yisrael.
Beautifully done fine voice and delivery demonstrating finest Sephardic frame. Hurray
This beautiful song speaks of Abraham and the pregnancy of Sara. The photos are of the juderia of Cities in Spain. The statue is of the great Maimonides, born in Cordoba, Spain. Makes me happy, and sad.
Una bella canción de la antigua judería en España (Sefarad). Agrego la letra para quienes tengan raices judías como yo y quieran aprender la letra de esta canción que es muy representativa de la cultura judía sefardita.
Soy mexicano pero tengo raíces de los judíos de España (y de los vascos y catalanes)
Шедевр шедевров ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
thank u for giving us the more accurate lirics! Toda from Israel !
Este 2021 , se celebran los Mil años de Ibn Garibol, Gloria de España.
Para mi la mejor version de Avram Avrinu que hay
ruclips.net/video/U_Xu9wOhJGM/видео.html esta tambien es muy buena.
entretanto la pronunciacion ke kantan el ladino está muito diferente, necesita de ajustes
@debby1836 Sure, the singers are Psalteria, and the CD is called "Scalerica d'Oro" (Stairway of Gold).
Saludemas agora el kompadre
i tambien el mohel
ke por su Zehut nos venga
el Goel i Rihama a todo Yisrael,
sierto loaremos al Verdadero, al Verdadero de Yisrael.
A pleasure to sing and play, thanks for making me discover this in these times of confinement :)
Shalom desde La Perla de Sefarad.....
SUPER!
Glad to have found this gem 💎.
Very soothing..
Beautiful
Абсолютный шедевр ❤❤❤❤❤
Muchas gracias por compartir 😊💖💖💖
the best version
+Spellmaker Niar yes
Good sound, but the pronunciation is wrong
What about the one from Apollo's Fire - Sephardic Journey?
@@EthanParmetItsDaBunny Oh yes that one is awesome!
@@krunoslavkovacec1842 Best of the best
España es tantas cosas y dentro de esas es Israel. España somos los españoles y dentro de los españoles están los hijos de Israel.No hay duda de ello. Y esta música lo confirma. Sin Israel España pierde un tercio de su identidad y quizás mucho mas. Yo soy descendiente de españoles pero no soy de España y en mi país (Chile) hay muchos descendientes de judíos expulsados de España. Algunos mantienen la religión y otros somos cristianos. Pero sin duda en mis antepasados hay muchos judíos y quizás por eso me gusta esta música y me siento orgulloso de ser así. En mi país, gracias a Di-os aún somos tolerantes. Y yo me siento orgulloso de mis antepasados, tanto en España como en Francia, Cohen son mis bisabuelos y se que ese apellido es muy importante en Israel. También soy Muñoz y Silva y varios apellidos mas por lo que tengo de muchas fuentes y de cada una de ellas estoy orgulloso. Al final lo que importa es como es la persona y nada mas. de cualquier origen que sea. eso pasa a ser secundario. Di-os no hace diferencias. nosotros si lamentablemente.
When Moshiach comes we will be united again. Love from one of the Kohanim
🕎✡🇮🇱😍❤ saludos desde Canarias 🇮🇨
ole ole y ole que maravilla
Beautiful song
Absolutely in love with this❤️
Amada España.
Perfect.
Thank you.
Bravisimo!
cela me fait tout à fait penser " au jeu de Daniel " .... viva la vita !
MUY HERMOSA !!!
¡Qué belleza!
Greetings from Brazil. ענ ישראל חי
32 members of the Spanish Inquisition disliked this song
Inquisition is fake, british propaganda.
LMFAOOO
You did not expect the Spanish Inquisition!
@@sergio170275
אני מצאתי אוהד טורקמדה
the Jews applied the Inquisition with Jesus and the first Christians
SUPER ! ! ! THANK YOU !!!! 👍 💟💞 👋 👼 🎵🎵🎵🌸🌹
Royal!
La mujer de Teraj quedó preñada
y de día en día le preguntava
"¿De qué teneix la cara tan demudada?"
ella ya sabía bien qué tenía.
(coro, bis)
Abraham Avinu, Padre querido Padre bendicho, Luz de Yisrael.
En la versión más antigua dice; eya ya savia el mal que tenía.
Looks like they held on to the Ancients this song is beautiful
Hermosa canción ^^
Bravo!
Absolutely superb ! By far the best performance I heard. Perfect and genuine faithfull harmonisation. Does anyone have the song words in hebrew ? thanks
It's not in Hebrew. It's in ladino (kinda like yiddish, but for Spanish Jews)
de niño aprendí esta canción en escuela del hebreo :D
Hermosa
Padre Abramo luz de Israel
La comunidad sefardica de Philadelphia Pennsylvania USA tambien cantan Esta Linda canon, en particular la Sinagoga Mikveh Israel.
u.U
¡Gracias!
Amén
This is great,thanks for uploading this.
Cuando el rey Nimrod al campo salia,
Mirava en el cielo y en la estreyeria,
Vido una luz santa en la giuderia,
Que havia de nacer Avraham avínu.
Avraham avínu, padre querido,
Padre bendicho, luz de Israel.
Avraham avínu, padre querido,
Padre bendicho, luz de Israel.
La mujer de Terach se quedo prenada,
E dia en dia ele preguntava,
De que tienes la cara tan de mudada,
Ella ya sabia el bien que tenia.
Avraham avínu, padre querido,
Padre bendicho, luz de Israel.
Avraham avínu, padre querido,
Padre bendicho, luz de Israel.
En fin de mueve mezes parir queria:
Iva caminando por campos y vinyas,
A su marido tal ne le descubria
Topo una meara, alli lo pariria.
Avraham avínu, padre querido,
Padre bendicho, luz de Israel.
Avraham avínu, padre querido,
Padre bendicho, luz de Israel.
Cuando el rey Nimrod al campo salia,
Mirava en el cielo y en la estreyeria,
Vido una luz santa en la giuderia,
Que havia de nacer Avraham avínu
Fuente: www.lyricsmania.com
E assim a grande mistura de povos que as invasões, guerras, cruzadas, comércio, etnias e religiões fizeram da Idade Média, uma riqueza incomensurável para a história da música.
marcos aquino e mesmo assim, ainda há ignorantes que chamam a Idade Média de "Idade das Trevas".
What a nice words.... ❤️❤️❤️
When you’re 1% Sephardic lol
Nice song
Jolie version !
Magnifique,
ארץ ישראל ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️☝️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️🕎🕎🕎🕎🕎🕎🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🕍🕍🕍🕍🕍🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
nice
I don't know and i don't intrested King Nimrod or another king (or religion, or territory) but i love this music. Basic chords and melody and very impressive. I will try make this song with poliphonic and a little electronic.
The song is about the birth of the biblical Abraham
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Truly beautiful!
Aleluia lindo
Beautiful. Who are the singers
A musical group called Psalteria
@@alanfortes1240 thank you
Any English translation to this song it is beautiful
Magnifique. Et pas d'autotune la dedans
What's the instrument at 1:55 ??
Very nice. I have to make an arrangement. Would you have the scores or can me tell where I can get them, especially also the Chorus arrangement. Thanks a lot!
The best version of this song is that the Chilean "In Taberna" recorded some years ago.
ruclips.net/video/F4Jsi6pt2aY/видео.html You mean this one?
Write the rhythm of this song, please
Bayram şekeri.
This exotic music itself is comfortable and soothing to the ears and the mind
Para mí no es tan cómoda, ya que la persona que canta no sabe pronunciar el español
Does anyone know the chords of the guitar in the background?
Literalmente es español
Beautiful! Just curious, what instruments were used in this recording?
Female vocals, tambourine, nylon-string guitar, palillos(castanets), cajón and I forgot the name of the drums and am not sure if it was a shawn or a flute, forgive me we Iberian Hebrews use different instruments from the Sephardi ones.
España nunca sabras todo loque has perdido expulsando los judios de tu tiera,pero ellos mismo despues de mas de500años nunca dejas de sentirse alma española
Bueno, menos que los que se fueron, eso sí.
i have ashkenazi and some sephardic ancestry, and i was talking about it with a catalunyan professor i met in spain, and he even admitted that spain has a long way to go acknowledging the jewish thing. it's so common though, i even got confused as spanish sometimes..
si no los hubieran expulsado, estariamos mas divididos de lo que estamos hoy. por que formaban sociedades solo para judios, no querian saber nada de nadie. estabamos muy divididos, fue con la expulsion, y la conversion. cuando todos nos unimos en uno. es mas, ahora estan en españa. y es igual, comunidades judias apartadas de nosotros. fijate, que si aun siguen hablando ladino, es por que nunca se integraron a las sociedades que les acogieron, aun son sefardies, por que nunca se mezclaron con las etnias de los paises que los acogieron. siempre viven en sociedades apartadas de los paises que los acogen.
moses muyal es verdad 😔💔
@D I also have some Sephardic ancestry, and I’m also Catalan. Most Spaniards get confused when they see a Sephardic Jewish person and or someone from the lower Mediterranean and just assume that they’re Spanish
И сказал мудрец: «Если я говорю, то раскаиваюсь в том, что сказал. А если молчу, - не раскаиваюсь. И если я раскаюсь в молчании однажды, то в том, что говорил, - раскаюсь многажды».
Serait-il possible d'avoir la liste des instruments utilisés dans ce morceau ? D'avance, merci Annie LEDUC
Fenomenal .. cual es la dichosa cantante?
💗💗
Me gustaría saber donde están sacadas las fotos
Córdoba
❤❤❤❤❤
When King Nimrod went out to the fields
Looked at the heavens and at the stars
He saw a saint light at the jewish quarter
A sign that Abraham, our father, was about to be born.
Abraham Avinu, dear father
Father who blessed the light of Israel.
Then he told all the mothers
That every pregned woman
Who did not give birth to her baby was going to be killed
because Abraham our father was going to born.
Abraham Avinu, dear father
Father who blessed the light of Israel.
Terach's woman was pregned
and each day he asked her
Why do you look so distraught?
She already knew very well what she had.
Abraham Avinu, dear father
Father who blessed the light of Israel.
After nine months she wanted to give birth to her baby
She was walking on the fields and on the vineyards
Her husband will not discover her
She made a manger where she will have her baby.
Abraham Avinu, dear father
Father who blessed the light of Israel.
When the baby was born he told his mother
'Get away of the manger, my mother
I will somebody to take me out
He will send from the heaven the one that will go with me
Because I am the sond of the blessed God.'
Abraham Avinu, dear father
Father who blessed the light of Israel.
Thank you for the translation !
0:53
Where's the statue from 1:20 located?
Ancient jewish district in Cordoba, Spain
Rabbi Moses Maimonides, the great Jewish physician, sage, and Aristotelian Philosopher was born in Cordoba at the end of Moorish reign over Andalusia. All Muslims and Jews had to flee Andalusia in the middle of the 12th Century as the Catholics reconquered Southern Spain.
To be fair to the Catholics though, the Rambam's exile from Cordoba in 1148 actually began when a Radical Muslim sect conquered Andalusisla called the Almohads. They abolished the Dhimmi status, an unusual move for an Islamic Empire. They originally were the ones who forced Jews to leave Andalusia.
It is said about Rabbi Moses son of Maimon (Maimonides) that in the area of Jewish Law, From Moses to Moses there has never been anyone quite like Moses.
Jewish song, Liberty in the Hearts❤, brillant IS the star, spiritual goverment of the Sky 🔯🕎
الأغاني اليهودية عظيمة
Why is the first picture in this song? Those are Ashkenazis this is a spheradic song..
Nope, those are Spanish Jews aswell.
Jews are Jews
kral nimrod tarlaların, köyün dışına çıktığında
gökyüzüne ve tüm yıldızlara baktı,
ve ibrani çeyreğinde kutsal bir yıldız(ışık) gördü;
babamız ibrahim’in (abraham) doğacağının işareti olan…
babamız ibrahim, biricik babamız
mübarek babamız , israil’in (medina’nın) ışığı.
sonra bütün eşlerine
babamız ibrahim doğmak üzere olduğu için
bir kerede doğum yapmayacak tüm hamile kadınları öldürmelerini emretti
terah’ ın karısı hamile kalmıştı
günlerden bir gün terah sordu ona,
niçin bu kadar heyecanlısın? (ya da çıldırmış, meftun)
ama o, doğuracağı çocuğun kim olduğunu zaten çoktan biliyordu.
babamız ibrahim, biricik (sevgili) babamız
mübarek babamız, israil'in ışığı
❤️❤️❤️
Heryerdesiniz olum ya
lyrics anyone?
Someone please translate this into English
Quando el Rey Nimrod al campo salía
mirava en el cielo y en la estrellería
vido una luz santa en la Judería
que havía de nascer Abraham Avinu
Abraham Avinu, Padre querido
Padre bendicho, Luz de Israel
Luego a las comadres encomendava
que toda mujer que preñada quedasse
si no pariera al punto, la matasse
que havía de nascer Abraham Avinu.
La mujer de Terach quedó prenyada
y de dia en dia le preguntava
"¿De que teneix la cara tan demudada?"
Ella ya savia el bien que tenia.
What I don't understand about this song (I hope a Jewish person can explain this to me):
The first stanza tells about a star shining over the Jewish quarters, when Abraham is born (since that's what the song is about). I'm just your run-of-the-mill gentile, but wasn't Abraham the first Jew? Didn't he make the covenant with God and establish the ritual of circumcision in boys, when they come to age?
The next stanzas tell about king Nimrod ordering a mass infanticide, after he decides the star is a bad omen for him, which last time I checked was a motive of the very Christian New Testament. I also can't remember Nimrod doing anything in the Old Testament, other than that Tower of Babel bullshit.
Please enlighten me, because I'm confused.
Abraham was said to be born in Mesopotamia, hence why Nimrod is the king at the time of his birth. As far as him being born in a judería, that's just artistic license.
No se pierden los Judíos Hispanos
@עדה מוריין
¿ Y ese último que mierda tiene que ver ? .
אברהם אבינות, פדרי קא ניו, לוז דה ישראל. י
You misspel the words be it in hebrew : Avram avinou padre querido etc
אברהם אבינו, פאדרי קירידו, פאדרי בינדיג'ו לוז די ישראל.
When Nimrod, the King, went out to the field,
he stared at the sky in the starlight,
seeing a saint in the "Jewery"
"meara" = cave, "Barukh" - blessed, "Mohel" - circumciser
"Vino un luz santa" = came a Holy light (not a saint), in the jewry*
Abraham Avinu, dear father -> our father/och father, beloved (worshipped
?) father
It means better.
That was the siege of judah
'Judería' is a Jewish Quarter/Ghetto
Roys
Xq la SALVACIÓN Viene de los JUDIOS ,,, segunnla TORÁH en ( juan 4 - 22 ) del JUDIO y Rey de Yisra'ÉL ,,, su Majestad : ( ""YAHUSHÚAH"" HA MASHIYAH"") !!!! Exquisita
Musica a nuestro Padre Avraham !!!!