The song is a traditional one and it's about the destruction of the city of Naoussa from the Turks in 1822! More specifically is a mourning song, that is referred to the women of Naoussa who decided to drown themselves in the river Arapitsa, so they wouldn't be captured by the Turks! The actual song is longer but the lyrics of this version are: One I speak aman and another I speak aman It's evening and where will I stay? (x2) At the castle of Naoussa, my Makrynitsa -what a sorrow my heart(karditsa) has(x2) One I speak aman and another I speak aman It's evening and where will I stay? (x2) The one looks aman aman at Naoussa(x2) The other one at Saloniki(Thessaloniki) my Makrynitsa -what a sorrow my heart has One I speak aman and another I speak aman It's evening and where will I stay? (x2) Greetings from Greece 😃🌟
traditional lament song from the Macedonian region in Northern Greece. The sound is close to Byzantine music (eastern Roman empire that became Greek as centuries went by)
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In naoussas castle talking about THE biggest battle of the ENTIRE Greek war of independence.
April 22 1822.
Naoussa central macedonia State Greece.
The song is a traditional one and it's about the destruction of the city of Naoussa from the Turks in 1822!
More specifically is a mourning song, that is referred to the women of Naoussa who decided to drown themselves in the river Arapitsa, so they wouldn't be captured by the Turks!
The actual song is longer but the lyrics of this version are:
One I speak aman and another I speak aman
It's evening and where will I stay? (x2)
At the castle of Naoussa,
my Makrynitsa -what a sorrow my heart(karditsa) has(x2)
One I speak aman and another I speak aman
It's evening and where will I stay? (x2)
The one looks aman aman at Naoussa(x2)
The other one at Saloniki(Thessaloniki)
my Makrynitsa -what a sorrow my heart has
One I speak aman and another I speak aman
It's evening and where will I stay? (x2)
Greetings from Greece 😃🌟
traditional lament song from the Macedonian region in Northern Greece. The sound is close to Byzantine music (eastern Roman empire that became Greek as centuries went by)
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The Sacrifice of the women of Naoussa took place on April 22th 1822 (as of tomorrow)! Coincidence?
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