This is a traditional Ukrainian song that is at least 150yeara old. It's sung by Ukrainians in Ukraine and beyond (in majority of Don river basin). Beautiful folk music!
The Crimean region of Ukraine were inhabited by Tatars. The Crimean Tatars are still 17% of population of the Crimean peninsula (temporarily occupied by russia). During the Hetmans and kozaks times there were both alliances and hostilities. (You may enjoy the film called Вогнем і мечем).
Пісні набагато більше років і вона змінена. В оригіналі хлопець йде на Січ і тому дівчина не бере від нього кілечко. А Січі 150 рокі назад вже не було.
Хочеться щоб всі дізналися про глибину української пісні , і її народу який всі страждання життя Свого оспівував , і Тих хлопців , які прагнули свій народ звільнити від ярма , _ хто хто а народи з іншої сторони світу розуміють , про що в українській пісні співають і як тую правду, як кришталева вода , добитися важливо , і що то означає Для когось обов'язок - криницю викопати , щоб рідні Люди могли чистої води напитися
About the turban and deadly enemies. The Cossacks fought with everyone who invaded their land. In different periods, they fought / had an alliance with Lithuania, the Livonian Order, Sweden, Poland, Muscovy, the Crimean Tatar Khanate and Turkey. I probably didn't remember all of them, but that's enough. If you fight with someone (or trade), you often take over tactics, weapon type, clothes and other things from him. Therefore, in the clothes of the Cossacks you can see a mix of different elements of clothing. In the same way, the Venetians adopted elements of Oriental clothing and architecture. After the attack of the Golden Horde on Kievan Rus, the role of Rus is reduced. But over time, the Tatar-Mongols retreat, and later the Golden Horde disintegrates. In the south of Ukraine, they leave their successor state - the Crimean Tatar Khanate (the Khan's palace - Bakhchisaray is still located in the Crimea). They have been a significant force for a long time. So significant that until the 17th century Muscovy paid tribute to the Crimean Tatar Khan. Then the Khanate falls under the influence of the Ottoman Empire (Turkey). Ukraine, Lithuania and Poland (as part of the Union State) fought with the Ottoman-Turkish troops for the south of Ukraine. Often the Cossacks went on military campaigns to the Crimea. Also in 1615, under the leadership of Hetman Sahaidachny, having crossed the Black Sea, they raided Istanbul. This is a very short and simplified description of the situation. But the bottom line is that the Cossacks adopted some details of clothing from the Turks. This was especially active during the period of war with the Turks. So yes. In some historical periods, the Cossacks actively used a turban or Turkish fabrics as elements of their costume. You often see this type of costume in pictures, because it has become the most popular and classic.
Good progress on your Ukrainian. Some notes: "дівчинонька" is not "a little girl", it is just an affectionate form of "girl" ("дівчина"). That stick (6:15) is a tug (бунчук), a sign of a general. It was common among Turkic tribes, and Cossacks borrowed a lot from there. So you are right in your observation about the turban.
@@UNCLEMOMO I wouldn't bet on it, but it is possible. The rules joining the Cossack society were simple: you had to be free, and you had to be baptized.
i think) that is one the first songs, i ve learned)))) and i think, that no one family's meeting was without this song))) when people around the table))) were singing it))) about text, the final lines were originally another: "Знаю, знаю, дівчинонько, Чим я тебе розразив: Що я вчора ізвечора Йти до Січі зголосивсь But in ussr about Sich no songs could be, especially, if they were connected with Machno. Dear Maurice, you asked Nat about nationality of the horseman, if he is Blackman. I ve tried to find an answer. And I found an information, that among cozaks were mostly people from Ukraine, but people of the other nations were also, including Africanians. But, unfortunately, no more deep information or any name could not find. Thank you for your love to our culture!😍❤🌻
Uncle Momo, I see you really like Cossack marches and folk songs. maybe you will like the old Ukrainian film from the 70s, which is very beloved by many, called "The Lost Diploma" "Пропала грамота" Unfortunately, I did not find it with English subtitles. and Many jokes there are based on wordplay, But I think you will be able to get visual pleasure and auditory pleasure (a lot of folk songs and marches) Therefore, I highly recommend watching it. It is freely available on RUclips, but in two versions (Russian and Ukrainian. I recommend, of course, the Ukrainian version
the film was shot during the time of the USSR, so it has a little Russian imperial touch because the party would not have missed it otherwise. These parts of the film were added at the request of the party. You have to close your eyes to it, because it is incredibly beautiful. By the way, it did not come out during those times and was banned.
Good day. I want to tell you something. The warrant of the song that sounds here is distorted. It says that the guy found another girl. And in the original it was sung about one girl and there was no other, and the girl did not take the gifts from him because the boy was going to war - on Sich and she did not know if he would return. This is an example when Ukrainian culture has been distorted for years and not all Ukrainians understand where the truth is and what it was. But anyway, thank you for your support! Glory to Ukraine! Here is the explanation and the original song: ruclips.net/video/Qa9TUs-btBU/видео.html
дяка
Respect 👊🏾
bravo! glory to Ukraine!
Бадьора пісня! Як раз зранку слухають! Дякую
This is a traditional Ukrainian song that is at least 150yeara old. It's sung by Ukrainians in Ukraine and beyond (in majority of Don river basin).
Beautiful folk music!
The Crimean region of Ukraine were inhabited by Tatars. The Crimean Tatars are still 17% of population of the Crimean peninsula (temporarily occupied by russia).
During the Hetmans and kozaks times there were both alliances and hostilities. (You may enjoy the film called Вогнем і мечем).
@@a.s.5735 not tatars, but Crimean tatars!
Пісні набагато більше років і вона змінена. В оригіналі хлопець йде на Січ і тому дівчина не бере від нього кілечко. А Січі 150 рокі назад вже не було.
@@DZamorochnik Того написано щонайменше;) (В 19му столітті її записали етнографи).
❤
Shoutout from western Ukraine
👍👍👍
This is a classic song! Thank you!!!
Momo love your reaction to original classic Ukrainian songs dude so kind guy u have great heart to Ukrainians song's.
Хочеться щоб всі дізналися про глибину української пісні , і її народу який всі страждання життя Свого оспівував , і Тих хлопців , які прагнули свій народ звільнити від ярма , _ хто хто а народи з іншої сторони світу розуміють , про що в українській пісні співають і як тую правду, як кришталева вода , добитися важливо , і що то означає Для когось обов'язок - криницю викопати , щоб рідні Люди могли чистої води напитися
I hope that I’m not the only one who reads your comment
About the turban and deadly enemies. The Cossacks fought with everyone who invaded their land. In different periods, they fought / had an alliance with Lithuania, the Livonian Order, Sweden, Poland, Muscovy, the Crimean Tatar Khanate and Turkey. I probably didn't remember all of them, but that's enough.
If you fight with someone (or trade), you often take over tactics, weapon type, clothes and other things from him. Therefore, in the clothes of the Cossacks you can see a mix of different elements of clothing. In the same way, the Venetians adopted elements of Oriental clothing and architecture.
After the attack of the Golden Horde on Kievan Rus, the role of Rus is reduced. But over time, the Tatar-Mongols retreat, and later the Golden Horde disintegrates. In the south of Ukraine, they leave their successor state - the Crimean Tatar Khanate (the Khan's palace - Bakhchisaray is still located in the Crimea). They have been a significant force for a long time. So significant that until the 17th century Muscovy paid tribute to the Crimean Tatar Khan. Then the Khanate falls under the influence of the Ottoman Empire (Turkey). Ukraine, Lithuania and Poland (as part of the Union State) fought with the Ottoman-Turkish troops for the south of Ukraine.
Often the Cossacks went on military campaigns to the Crimea. Also in 1615, under the leadership of Hetman Sahaidachny, having crossed the Black Sea, they raided Istanbul.
This is a very short and simplified description of the situation. But the bottom line is that the Cossacks adopted some details of clothing from the Turks. This was especially active during the period of war with the Turks. So yes. In some historical periods, the Cossacks actively used a turban or Turkish fabrics as elements of their costume.
You often see this type of costume in pictures, because it has become the most popular and classic.
Thank you Nat, but can you explain the Blackman in a turban on the horse riding with the Cossack?
@@UNCLEMOMO Unfortunately no. The quality of the image does not allow me to judge the nationality of this person.
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Good progress on your Ukrainian. Some notes: "дівчинонька" is not "a little girl", it is just an affectionate form of "girl" ("дівчина"). That stick (6:15) is a tug (бунчук), a sign of a general. It was common among Turkic tribes, and Cossacks borrowed a lot from there. So you are right in your observation about the turban.
I swear that was a black man (a Moore)
@@UNCLEMOMO I wouldn't bet on it, but it is possible. The rules joining the Cossack society were simple: you had to be free, and you had to be baptized.
i think) that is one the first songs, i ve learned)))) and i think, that no one family's meeting was without this song))) when people around the table))) were singing it)))
about text, the final lines were originally another:
"Знаю, знаю, дівчинонько,
Чим я тебе розразив:
Що я вчора ізвечора
Йти до Січі зголосивсь
But in ussr about Sich no songs could be, especially, if they were connected with Machno.
Dear Maurice, you asked Nat about nationality of the horseman, if he is Blackman. I ve tried to find an answer. And I found an information, that among cozaks were mostly people from Ukraine, but people of the other nations were also, including Africanians. But, unfortunately, no more deep information or any name could not find.
Thank you for your love to our culture!😍❤🌻
Nat did answer me 🤗
@@UNCLEMOMO 🤔it seems, Dear Maurice, you do not know, what does jealousy means🙃
It's intriguing that you now hear bandura in British historical songs.
And there’s so much of it
Заінтригували...дайте посилання на якесь відео. Дякую.
otoy - find my country
Uncle Momo, I see you really like Cossack marches and folk songs. maybe you will like the old Ukrainian film from the 70s, which is very beloved by many, called "The Lost Diploma" "Пропала грамота"
Unfortunately, I did not find it with English subtitles. and Many jokes there are based on wordplay, But I think you will be able to get visual pleasure and auditory pleasure (a lot of folk songs and marches) Therefore, I highly recommend watching it.
It is freely available on RUclips, but in two versions (Russian and Ukrainian. I recommend, of course, the Ukrainian version
the film was shot during the time of the USSR, so it has a little Russian imperial touch because the party would not have missed it otherwise. These parts of the film were added at the request of the party. You have to close your eyes to it, because it is incredibly beautiful. By the way, it did not come out during those times and was banned.
Thank you I will check it out
Good day. I want to tell you something. The warrant of the song that sounds here is distorted. It says that the guy found another girl. And in the original it was sung about one girl and there was no other, and the girl did not take the gifts from him because the boy was going to war - on Sich and she did not know if he would return. This is an example when Ukrainian culture has been distorted for years and not all Ukrainians understand where the truth is and what it was. But anyway, thank you for your support! Glory to Ukraine!
Here is the explanation and the original song: ruclips.net/video/Qa9TUs-btBU/видео.html
Thank you for watching my reaction and providing me with insight much appreciated
@@UNCLEMOMO No at all! I found this out myself recently. And there is a lot of this and it will take a long time to find the truth.
Dear Uncle Momo, please give your attention to the indie band Morgendie. For example, to their wonderful song "мікрорайон". Thank you again!
of course
@@UNCLEMOMO Thank you! =)
дуже рекомендую класну піссню ruclips.net/video/q5PiEjd3R6U/видео.html
You tryin to speak Ukrainian. This is so cute
ruclips.net/video/G7VfuKfcAmY/видео.html
MOMO це для Вас
Thank you for the link, great channel to look around 👊🏾