Gedin, gedin qazıya deyin qoy kəbini kəssin - O olmasın bu olsun filmindən, 1956

Gedin, gedin qazıya deyin qoy kəbini kəssin - O olmasın bu olsun filmindən, 1956
Azərbaycan filmlərindən kino musiqiləri və mahnıları nostalji retro mahnılar

[@alenvaneci]

A great example of how the Armenian and Turkic cultures influenced each other over the centuries of coexistence. It seems earily similiar to the Armenian folk melody of Shushiki from Vagharshapat (Ejmiatsin). Let this be a torch of mutual brotherhood, not of separation and ultra-nationalist lies.

[@muskem2486]

Its azerbaijani culture.
"Turkic" its big group of languages, for example its not smth close to yakut

[@alenvaneci]

​@@muskem2486 "Azerbaijani" is a fairly modern term to describe that population, so I am cautious with its use.

[@muskem2486]

@@alenvaneci "turkic" modern termin too

[@alenvaneci]

​@@muskem2486 No, much of the local population did speak Turkic languages (dialects of Oghuz Turkic) after all. It makes sense to talk about Turkic culture here; "Azerbaijani culture" as distinct from its surroundings and a unified entity instead of several smaller cultures is more of a political concept than an anthropological one.

[@Ceferov_82]

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[@sefeqyusifli9679]

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[@azerbaycanfilmlerindenmahnilar]

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[@yusufmusic9702]

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[@ДетишкиШоу-ф2я]

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[@likenina2973]

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[@dylanshumian8730]

Azerbaijani people say that the song Shushiki by Komitas was influenced from this film..... HOW?! Komitas composed Shushiki in 1906 and this film came out in 1956..... Are you Azerbaijani people this bad with math? How do you guys function as a society claiming everything Armenian related as your own? Your entire national existence is built on plagiarism and deception.

[@alenvaneci]

And Shushiki wasn't even composed by Komitas, he just collected it as one of thousands of folk songs and melodies around historical Armenia. The original composition must be much older; the claim that he stole anything is so far-removed from reality, no wonder that only Azerbaijani nationalists can believe this sh*t.

[@afiqqasml9758]

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[@goatcr7-fw6bv]

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[@goatcr7-fw6bv]

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[@Koropokel]

Armenian folksong.

[@kamrannadirxanov5001]

you idiots, first research and then talk. Is there a people named Armenian so that they can be in folk music?

[@Koropokel]

@@kamrannadirxanov5001 learn the english language. I don't even understand what you are trying to say.

[@kamrannadirxanov5001]

@@Koropokel I say go learn history first

[@Koropokel]

@@kamrannadirxanov5001 Armenians built churches in the highlands when your ancestors were still in mongolia.
azerbaijan is the most corrupt country in the world and is built on lies.
your nation is 100 years old. Armenia is looking back on thousands of years of history. google Urartu. google Hayk. And dont bother me with your brainwashed lies and propaganda.

[@alenvaneci]

@@kamrannadirxanov5001 Shushiki is a folk melody from Vagharshapat (Ejmiatsin). Komitas Vardapet first recorded it in 1906; the composition in this video is much younger.

[@ՀովսեփԽաշունի]

Azeris play Armenian music very well. Good job.

[@bladerunner2977]

Wtf 😂

[@rustamasadov7180]

Unitaz?

[@talslarnanas1105]

Армяне всегда воровали и кухню,и територию,и даже музыкальные композиции у соседних народов и немного передя на другую актаву или ноту (я не музыкант учтите)выдовали ето за свою музыку.

[@busatyusifzade7621]

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[@alenvaneci]

​@@talslarnanas1105 Shushiki is an Armenian folk melody of Vagharshapat (Ejmiatsin) first recorded by Komitas Vardapet in 1906. The composition in this video is much younger. It's stupid to accuse each other of stealing melodies without even knowing basic facts about the pieces in question. Just accept that centuries of coexistance have shaped each other's cultures and stop being an ultra-nationalist dork.