There is no borders, she sings in Galician, the language of northwestern Spain. Our country is more than flamenco and paella, there are more parts of Spain to discover. You would be amazed at the cultural richness we have. You are invited to discover the other Spain.
Not to forget that galician shares roots with portuguese: they are quite similar and intelligible (even, they speak the smae way in northern Portugal).
@@MamaAiReactions sooooo no, they win the people votes but the jury let them to fifth position (with same points than the sixth), and it was too much distance to finally get the festival. Spain is like that, people say something that really does not care to the ones who made the decisitions, haha.
Hi Liam, ellas cantan en Gallego, que es uno de los idiomas oficiales en España.Es una cancion tradional ,con toque celtas, es un homenaje a las abuelas gallegas, las mujeres del Norte de España, pero en concreto las de su tierra,,España es muy rica culturamente hablando y para mi es una de las mejore canciones, porque traspasa fronteras y toca la fibra de toda persona que lo escuche.Tanxugueiras winner!!Go,go,go, nun hay fronteres!!Que nos escuchen cantar, que nos escuchen cantar Ailaralalá,Ailaralalá!Ailalalala! no hay fronteras!!
Hello Liam, tanxugueiras sing in the Galician language, which is older than Spanish, in Spain apart from Spanish there are four official languages, Galician, Asturian, Basque and Catalan. The dance is that of the Galician muñeira, but the women wear skirts and the men wear pants, but for this performance they did so. Greetings.
Ooh thanks a lot for that information that's what I feel sounds so traditional because Spanish is so far from from Filipino language, this performance is indeed unique.
Terra - Tanxugueiras lyrics and little explanation Ailaralalá Ailaralalá Ailaralalá Ailaralalá Ailaralalá Ailaralalá Ailaralalá Tonight there is a party Tonight there is an open-air dance I wait for you on the dance floor My loyal comrade My loyal comrade My loyal comrade Tonight there is a party To sing I come With the tambourine in the hand Aturuxa* with me Let them hear us shouting Let them hear us shouting Let them hear us shouting With the tambourine in the hand Ailaralalá (x7) There are no borders Sing, I'll sing too With our mothers' ability We will celebrate the lives Of all the people that are dancing Of all the people that are dancing Of all the people that are dancing With our mothers' ability Ailaralalá (x7) There are no borders Ailaralalá (x7) There are no borders Here they come, here they come They come to stay Those brave voices With a deep singing With a deep singing With a deep singing Here they come, here they come They come to stay They come to stay (x4) To stay, to stay They come to stay (x3) Ailaralalá (x7) There are no borders Ailaralalá (x7) There are no borders An 'aturuxo'* is a high-pitched cry/shout, very common in traditional Galician folklore, which can be emitted by both the public and the performers at the beginning of each show . "Terra" is written in Galician, a co-official language in Northeast Spain. The song is typical of Galicia, a muiñeira. Also, the party that they mention as open-air dance is characteristic from this place. Them lyrics have certain repetitions because songs like this have been transmitted orally, from mothers to daughters, since the 16th century, with the help of the tambourines. Every time Tanxugueiras repeat "there are no frontiers/borders" they sing it in a different language, but all of them are from different parts of Spain. These lenguages are Galician, Asturian, Basque, Catalan and Spanish. The lyrics are more or less like this, it's possible that there are mistakes because I still don't speak English fluently, but I hope you liked this song a lot! :)
"Veñen pra quedar" is the spanish "vienen para quedar", "they are coming to stay". Is Galego, the galician language. And yes, they sing in the traditional way, her voices are sharp because they have to be ear above the drums, the tamgerines and the bagpipes (Opera's singers they also use another different tipe of vocal mode for the same reason). The meaning of "terra" (that is the name of the song, even if they never use it in the whole song) is both earth, land, and soil, and this is a tribute to the ancients and they are singing about that tonight there is a party, everyone is welcone, come on, join us, and there are no borders (that last sentence is singed in all the languages of spain: galego, spanish, catalá and euskera (al the three are co-official in their territories), and also in asturianu, wich is fighting to be recognised as an official language as well). This is a celebration of the culture and the dancers are also traditional dancers, but all of the show is a "state of the art" to the world of today. I really love it (unlike the jury wich gave them fifth position in the first semifinal, thry reached the final only because the people massively vote for them). That would not be enoght to win, I'm afraid.
Thanks for reaction.The chorus Alalá is typical sound very old from northwest of Spain.They talk about matriarchal heritage,to meet for sing deep and high, in our power and that there are no borders.The scream that one of girls make is very typical too in Galician folk named Aturuxo.Galicia is one of the Celtic nations and we have Arabian blood too so we are an incredible mix.We was the end of the hearth in old times.Thanks again and I hope I helped too.
" Veñen pra quedar" The language is "galego" (Galician), it's one of the co-official languages in Spain "Vienen para quedarse", in Spanish "They come to stay". Gettings from Galicia (Spain) 🙂
@@MamaAiReactions The traditional music that they used is the "muiñeira", it is a music that the young people created while they ground the corn in the mills.
5:10 Hi Mom !!! they're from Galicia, Northwest of Spain. They speak (and they're singing) in Galician. Galician and Portuguese used to be the same language some centuries ago, and they are quite similar. Galician is one of many different languages they speak in Spain, and it's so full of history and culture. ◙ I speak portuguese, because I'm Brazilian, and sometimes "Galician" sounds easier to understand than European Portuguese.
No intentes confundir. El portugués es el idioma de Portugal. Galicia es una región de España, siendo el gallego un idioma español (no portugués) y una de las cuatro lenguas cooficiales españolas (gallego, catalán, vasco y valenciano), siendo el oficial el castellano (español). Existen otras lenguas españolas como el bable, el árabes, el mallorquín, el ibicenco, etc. Por lo tanto la alusiones "portuguesas" no proceden.
@@juanfrancisco9417 o galego e o português tem a mesma origem. Aliás o português deriva do galaico-portugues. No período medieval o galego e o português eram ( nada mais, nada menos) do que a mesma língua.
@@joaquimpicarra1923 Pero es que Galicia nunca fue de Portugal y sí era una parte de España desde la época de los Visgodos. De hecho el Reino de León era en realidad una extensión de Galicia. Del Reino de León salió el Reino de Castilla. El Reino de León, y en consecuencia Galicia, fueron más tarde parte del Reino de Castilla. Posteriormente con la unión de Aragón y la posterior de Navarra nació la España a actual. En consecuencia, Portugal no puede ni insinuar que Galicia les pertenece de alguna manera porque Galicia es España. Solo es una aclaración para evitar malentendidos.
@@juanfrancisco9417 eu não disse que a Galiza foi de Portugal, eu nunca disse isso. Agora que a nossa língua existe em Portugal e na Galiza existe. Não confunda cultura ou língua com a soberania de um estado. Claro que a Galiza pertence a Espanha.
They are singing in Galego ( 0ne of our co-official languages in Spain). It is very similar to Portuguese. Galicia is the part of Spain which is above Portugal. The kind of traditional music is called MUÑEIRA. Their culture is celtic like Scottish or Irish. The play bagpipes as well. If you see the men dressing you can compare with other wearing in the celtic culture.
This song was created as a memorial for Women: TANXUGUEIRAS say: "TO THE ALL WOMEN THAT WERE BEFORE, THE ONES WHO ARE NOW, AND THE ONES BECAME TO COME. Spain is so plural... in this song you listen 4 co official languages and the closing part in made with sign language. "NO FRONTIERS", "THEY CAME TO STAY"... in reference to our ancient matriarchal culture specially in GALICIA and north part of Spain. Best wishes.
Gallego is one of a few cooficial lenguajes Spain has, they Sing and dance with a folk Style from Galicia, more tribal sound than other performances. We celebrate our celt heritage in this traditional aproach honoring our diversity whitin our own borders.
It's how traditonally spanish people sing, especially from Galicia in this case. This is in honour of our grandmothers, who sang songs like this after hard work, and they reunited to sing and have fun. They didn't even how to read, but they made art without even realising it ❤
@@antiparvos558 Perdoa, en Asturias, Extremadura, León, Madrid y Navarra, hasta donde yo sé, cantaban también por el estilo. De dónde te crees que salen los villancicos? Paséate por unos pocos festivales de folk tradicional en la península, y te aseguro que hasta la zona oeste de Valencia llevaba este palo.
Thanks Alba and what I feel I like the way how they sing so Unique and beautiful they have high chance to win🤗🥳🥳 tonight still following in the final show
Here’s the link to the official version with lyrics in Galego (plus the other co-official languages of Spain for the bit “non hai fronteiras”) and the English translation
In the video of RUclips: Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Lyric Video Oficial) the lyric of the song is on the right in the original language, galician, and the subtitles in spanish but you can activate subtitles in english in configuration.
Hi Liam, you are right: this song and dance are based in the traditional music and dance of Galicia in Northern Spain with very ancient Celtic roots. They sing in Galician, beside common Spanish one of our traditional languages as well. Spain is a very diverse country from North to South and East to West, but we all are very proud about all our traditions and heritage. Nom hai fronteiras!!! There are no borders!!!
They're singing in the Galician language, "Veñem pra quedar" means come and stay. My mom was fluent in Galician, even though she was from the Canary Islands, she grew up in Galicia
Tanxugueiras is a trio formed by Aida Tarrío, and the twins Olaia and Sabela Maneiro. They are from Galicia, northwestern Spain. They almost always sing in Galician, Galicia's own language, although they have sung in Spanish in some performances. They also play the tambourine in many of their performances. The name of the group comes from the toponymy: it is the name given to farms where badgers (teixugos in galician language) usually roam and that in the area of Fumaces, municipality of Riós (province of Ourense) is called tanxugo instead of from teixugo (which would be the correct form) and hence "tanxugueira". Until 2021 this group was known in the field of traditional Galician music but throughout 2021 thanks to the videos of the songs MIDAS and FIGA, in which they mix traditional and modern elements, they became famous outside that field. In the fall of 2021, RTVE, (RadioTelevisión Española) decides to organize a music festival, the Benidorm Fest, to choose the artist and the song that will represent Spain in the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest The Eurovision-Spain portal carried out a consultation among its members and readers about possible candidates. The Tanxugueiras prevailed in the vote. This prompted them to appear at the Benidorm Fest with the song “Terra” that combines Galician folklore with electronic percussion. In December 2021, the video of the song was released and can be seen on RUclips:Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video). In this video the lyrics of the song are in Galician with subtitles in Spanish and if they do not appear they can be activated in the settings. English subtitles can also be activated. In January 2022 the Tanxugueiras perform in the Benidorm Fest Final and come in third place. The performance can be seen on RUclips in the video: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final. The song and the staging are a tribute to an aspect of the tradition and culture of Galicia, the figure of the cantareiras, women who sing, and the pandereteiras, who play the tambourine, which enlivened the “foliada” or nocturnal meeting. of people to have fun, sing and dance. The phrase "there are no borders" is said in several languages spoken in Spain: Galician: Non hai fronteiras Basque (Euskera): Ez dago mugarik Catalan: No hi ha fronteres Asturian (Bable): Nun hai fronteres Castellano (often named Spanish: No hay fronteras Sign language, in the last scene of the performance. In the background images of the stage are scenes of women singing and playing the tambourine and of people dancing. The song has the structure of a muñeira, (muiñeira in Galician), a traditional Galician melody in which “ailalala” and “ailalelo” abound. Olaia's “aturuxo” almost at the end of the performance is a high-pitched, loud and prolonged cry that is emitted as a sign of joy at festivals and “foliadas” or while doing some agricultural work. The costumes of the Tanxugueiras are inspired by the traditional Galician gala dress, black with lace and jet decorations and with jet or gold jewels. The makeup simulates the drawings of the lace and the gold leaf on the hair is reminiscent of the gold of the jewels. Aida is the one wearing the braid, Olaia is the one who throws the “aturuxo” at the end of the performance and Sabela is the one wearing the golden ornament on the left side of her hair. I suggest you watch the official video in RUclips:Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video), in what you can activate subtitles in English, to understand the lyrics, listen to it several times, even while doing something everyday, and then watch the Benidorm Fest final performance. RUclips: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final. I list you some videos of this group published on RUclips in which you will observe an evolution.
@@cloudsofsunset7323 yeah, but in this case is frontier, since the song is not only about the regions or country borders. Is a statement about culture, languages, people and not only the border of the different Spanish regions with different official languages...
Lemme help you understand the song Terra from Tanxugeiras which you pronounces almost perfect. Is a song in the traditional north of Spain folklore. Specifically from Galicia where they are from but this sound is very typical in the north of the country. The lyrics invite everyone to join dance specially in honour of our female role models like grandmas and mothers. They are typically those who sang these type of song to us when we were kids. The language is no castellian spanish but galician, asturian and catalan which are co-languages in Spain. The song ties up with "no borders" quote bc the north of Spain has a big culture of emigrant people and you can find galician and asturian everywhere you go specially latam. I am so happy you liked it! edit: by the way you can find the lyrics in spanish and translate to english if it helps. the outfits are inspired in the typical clothes of the north f spain. the dancers who also dance typical folklore from here wear skirts and they the girls wear inspired male typical clothing.
Hi, I’m galician, they say: there are no borders in galician language, is not portugues and is not spanish is the lenguage of Galicia in the NW of Spain and N of Portugal, we are the most ancient celtic people of Europe, the women was the “cantareiras”, singers. Veñen pra quedar means come to stay.
Tanxugueiras have released three albums; "TANXUGUEIRAS" (2018), "CONTRAPUNTO" (2019) and "DILUVIO" (2022) and have performed in Spain and abroad. In the first two albums, "TANXUGUEIRAS" and "CONTRAPUNTO" the songs are exclusively traditional like "O Querer" or "Albedrío" in which the power and coordination of their voices and their mastery of the tambourine can be clearly appreciated. In their latest album "DILUVIO" (deluge) released on 07/29/2022 they mix Galician folklore with other more modern styles. Of almost all the songs you can find official videos on RUclips where you can set the subtitles in Castilian (Spanish) and in other languages such as Terra, Figa, Midas, Averno, Pano Corado, Desidia, Seghadoras and Fame de odio. For other songs there is only the official audio, such as Arica and Sorora and the instrumentals Treboada and Acougo. As they point out in their official website, in the album "DILUVIO", the "cantareiras" (galician word that means women who sing) question alleged faults or capital sins installed in society. To the seven "original": envy (Figa), greed (Midas), anger (Averno), lust (Pano Corado), laziness (Desidia), gluttony (Fame de odio), pride (Arica) they add three more: homogeneity (Terra), hostility (Seghadoras) and patriarchy (Sorora). Beliefs that after the storm (Treboada) they have decided to turn into transforming lessons for life: a deluge of self-acceptance, diversity, free love, empowerment and recovery of traditions in modern times. In these and upcoming dates they are giving concerts throughout Spain solo or in festivals with other artists presenting their "Midas" tour. On their official website, which can be configured in Galician or Spanish languages, there is information about the band, their albums and concerts of the current tour. On RUclips there are many videos of the tour, some of them quite good like their concert in Cadiz, To see it type in RUclips: Concierto Tanxugueiras (Plaza de San Antonio - Jueves de Carnaval 2022) Great concert of Tanxugueiras at Riazor beach in A Coruña (city of Galicia in Spain) on 12/08/2022. Spectacular start with the song "Arica", wise combination of pure traditional songs like "O Querer " or "Albedrío" with the "capital sins" of his latest album "Diluvio" and the apotheosis end with "Terra". Large audience, about 80.000 people, ,of all ages including children. Several videos are already uploaded on RUclips. Type: Tanxugueiras Riazor 2022 I specially recommend two videos where you can see the whole concert: Type: Tanxugueiras actuando en la playa de Riazor (A Coruña) 12/08/202. This video has two parts. At the end of the first one wait a few seconds and the second one starts. Type: Concierto Tanxugueiras - Noroeste Estrella Galicia (A Coruña 2022) Two other short but interesting videos in which the Tanxugueiras appear from behind: Type: Tanxugueiras. Espectacular!!!! Coruña, 12 de Agosto de 2022 (Tanxugueiras singing "Cambia todo" with the whole audience moving their cell phones with the flashlights on to the beat of the song and illuminating the entire beach) Type: Tanxugueiras, espectacular fin de festa. Coruña, 12 de Agosto (Tanxugueiras singing the last bars of "Terra")
It is very traditional. It is specific from Galicia (actually, the song is in Galician language), but it resembles traditional dances all over Spain. That's how Spanish traditional music and dance really look like. The part you want to know what they say is "they come to stay", and the title is "there are no borders".
Audios from the new Tanxugueiras album "DILUVIO" released on 07/29/2022: Treboada: downpour. Prelude to the coming deluge. Half minute instrumental. On RUclips: Tanxugueiras Treboada. Arica: action of "aricar" (galician word) or superficial plowing to remove weeds and sow. It speaks of arrogance. On RUclips: Tanxugueiras Arica Sorora: defense of matriarchy. On RUclips:Tanxugueiras Sorora. This song is fully folkloric, with only voices and tambourines. Acougo: calm, tranquility after the deluge. Instrumental of 10 seconds. On RUclips: Tanxugueiras acougo.
The song is a traditional song from an area of Spain, called Galicia. It is on the only place that you dance and sing like that, you can look for it as: (Baile y canto tradicional gallego). They are dancing a typical dance of the area, where women who wear skirt are skirt, and men pants, tend to wear special costumes, but for performance they made it more modern and men put them skirt. Formerly the dances and songs were passed and taught from generation in generation, they were generally the greatest those who taught. The song talks about the "roots" that these people are like our mothers, grandmothers, aunts ... who taught the new generations so that knowledge did not miss. They also talk about the importance of these traditions, from the linguistic diversity of Spain and that it does not "there are borders" or we should not put them. They will talk about the importance of joining between peoples and cultures and the strength they can get. A, as it reinvindicate that there should never be borders that separate us.
thanks a lot for very informative comments knowing about the background of this group. I will see more about thier song and the Baile y canto as you mentioned
here the traduction ruclips.net/video/sBoHt1v1Vxk/видео.html the language is galician language (galego) is in nortwest of spain is a language derived from latin is in the middle of spanish and portuguese. Unfortunately, they did not win the festival after the popular vote was that they won having won a crude dirty song and without any special type of sound.
El idioma es gallego,la lengua del N O El maquillaje es un homenaje a los bordados y joyería tradicional de nuestro traje regional Bailando como bailaban nuestros ancestros Es una canción que homenajea a nuestras madres y abuelas...muy luchadoras y guerreras Por eso los bailarines llevan faldas Y están reguapos!!
Videos of the beginning of Tanxugueiras in RUclips: RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 2 RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 3 RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 4 RUclips: Que bonita es Cuba-Tanxugueiras; RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Maltraer (Directo no Náutico de San Vicente do Mar); RUclips: Tanxugueiras interpretan "Muiñeira de Grada". para Alalá.TVG ; RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS interpretan a "Muiñeira de Imende" no Alalá 218 "Foliada en Carboeiro" RUclips: Tanxugueiras - O Querer (Directo en Estudio) | EXIB Live 2020; RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Albedrío (Directo en Estudio); RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Malquerenza (Directo en Estudio) | EXIB Live 2020 ; RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Videoclip Xota de Bembibre; RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Que non mo neguen (videoclip) ; RUclips: Tanxugueiras + Shooglenifty + Kinnaris Quintet en el Festival Celtic Connections de Glasgow; RUclips: Uxía y Tanxugueiras con la Real Filharmonía de Galicia (Tanxugueiras with Uxía, a galician singer, and the Royal Philarmonic of Galicia)
TANXUGUEIRAS, new video, released 29/07/2022: RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Fame de Odio (Videoclip Oficial) Fame de odio (in galician language) or Hambre de odio (in spanish)-Hungry for hate: about gluttony, to bet on a new learning: the beauty of body diversity The subtitles are in Galician but you can activate them in configuration in Spanish, English and other languages.
Of course this is Spanish. There are so many Spanish lenguages in Spain, not just Castellano ( knows as Spanish) we have Galego ( this one) Euskera, Catalan, Valenciá....but you don't know about them and it's not your fault, it's our fault, we should support them, but for some reason we don't. xxxx
@@aquiestamos3567 para alguns filólogos galego e português podem ser consideradas duas variantes dum mesmo sistema linguístico. As diferenças são principalmente fonéticas, ortográficas e uma parte do léxico...
TANXUGUEIRAS videos released in May and June 2022 RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Pano Corado (Official Video Clip) Release date: 13/05/2022 It means cloth of all colors. The song is about the freedom to love and enjoy sexual identity. RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Desidia (Official Video Clip) Release date: 03/06/2022 It is laziness, negligence. The song, through a literal reference to the movements, points and turns of the Galician dance, vindicates the need for self-care and the importance of listening to our body in order to move forward. RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Seghadoras (Official Video Clip) Release date: 24/06/2022 It is about taking the sickle to mow down the hostility and leaving everything bad behind, betting on you to advance on your path. Being aware of who you are and that the decisions you make are yours. In these videos the subtitles are in Galician but you can activate them in configuration in Spanish, English and other languages.
Videos of the beginning of Tanxugueiras in RUclips: RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 2 RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 3 RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 4 RUclips: Que bonita es Cuba-Tanxugueiras; RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Maltraer (Directo no Náutico de San Vicente do Mar); RUclips: Tanxugueiras interpretan "Muiñeira de Grada". para Alalá.TVG ; RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS interpretan a "Muiñeira de Imende" no Alalá 218 "Foliada en Carboeiro" RUclips: Tanxugueiras - O Querer (Directo en Estudio) | EXIB Live 2020; RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Albedrío (Directo en Estudio); RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Malquerenza (Directo en Estudio) | EXIB Live 2020 ; RUclips: Tanxugueiras “Toutón” CDC RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Videoclip Xota de Bembibre; RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Que non mo neguen (videoclip) ; RUclips: Tanxugueiras + Shooglenifty + Kinnaris Quintet en el Festival Celtic Connections de Glasgow; RUclips: Uxía y Tanxugueiras con la Real Filharmonía de Galicia (Tanxugueiras with Uxía, a galician singer, and the Royal Philarmonic of Galicia)
There is no borders, she sings in Galician, the language of northwestern Spain. Our country is more than flamenco and paella, there are more parts of Spain to discover. You would be amazed at the cultural richness we have. You are invited to discover the other Spain.
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Not to forget that galician shares roots with portuguese: they are quite similar and intelligible (even, they speak the smae way in northern Portugal).
that's sounds interesting I like cultural style and this group I have a feelings the will Win for the final 🙏🏼🤗🥰
@@MamaAiReactions sooooo no, they win the people votes but the jury let them to fifth position (with same points than the sixth), and it was too much distance to finally get the festival. Spain is like that, people say something that really does not care to the ones who made the decisitions, haha.
@@davidmaciasuarez1286 actually I thought so really they will win I was following the show at night but it was different.
Hi Liam, ellas cantan en Gallego, que es uno de los idiomas oficiales en España.Es una cancion tradional ,con toque celtas, es un homenaje a las abuelas gallegas, las mujeres del Norte de España, pero en concreto las de su tierra,,España es muy rica culturamente hablando y para mi es una de las mejore canciones, porque traspasa fronteras y toca la fibra de toda persona que lo escuche.Tanxugueiras winner!!Go,go,go, nun hay fronteres!!Que nos escuchen cantar, que nos escuchen cantar Ailaralalá,Ailaralalá!Ailalalala! no hay fronteras!!
Beautiful thanks Wilma for your comment I can feel their chance of winning 🥰🥳🥳
Hello Liam, tanxugueiras sing in the Galician language, which is older than Spanish, in Spain apart from Spanish there are four official languages, Galician, Asturian, Basque and Catalan.
The dance is that of the Galician muñeira, but the women wear skirts and the men wear pants, but for this performance they did so. Greetings.
Ooh thanks a lot for that information that's what I feel sounds so traditional because Spanish is so far from from Filipino language, this performance is indeed unique.
Gracies por incluir al asturiano en tu lista!
@@esgar11 es lo que sale en la canción, las 5 lenguas.
El asturiano no está reconocido como oficial, solo vasco gallego y catalan
@@MamaAiReactions in the end of the performance they say there are not border in sign language but the camera dont capture the moment.
Terra - Tanxugueiras lyrics and little explanation
Ailaralalá
Ailaralalá
Ailaralalá
Ailaralalá
Ailaralalá
Ailaralalá
Ailaralalá
Tonight there is a party
Tonight there is an open-air dance
I wait for you on the dance floor
My loyal comrade
My loyal comrade
My loyal comrade
Tonight there is a party
To sing I come
With the tambourine in the hand
Aturuxa* with me
Let them hear us shouting
Let them hear us shouting
Let them hear us shouting
With the tambourine in the hand
Ailaralalá (x7)
There are no borders
Sing, I'll sing too
With our mothers' ability
We will celebrate the lives
Of all the people that are dancing
Of all the people that are dancing
Of all the people that are dancing
With our mothers' ability
Ailaralalá (x7)
There are no borders
Ailaralalá (x7)
There are no borders
Here they come, here they come
They come to stay
Those brave voices
With a deep singing
With a deep singing
With a deep singing
Here they come, here they come
They come to stay
They come to stay (x4)
To stay, to stay
They come to stay (x3)
Ailaralalá (x7)
There are no borders
Ailaralalá (x7)
There are no borders
An 'aturuxo'* is a high-pitched cry/shout, very common in traditional Galician folklore, which can be emitted by both the public and the performers at the beginning of each show
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"Terra" is written in Galician, a co-official language in Northeast Spain. The song is typical of Galicia, a muiñeira. Also, the party that they mention as open-air dance is characteristic from this place. Them lyrics have certain repetitions because songs like this have been transmitted orally, from mothers to daughters, since the 16th century, with the help of the tambourines. Every time Tanxugueiras repeat "there are no frontiers/borders" they sing it in a different language, but all of them are from different parts of Spain. These lenguages are Galician, Asturian, Basque, Catalan and Spanish. The lyrics are more or less like this, it's possible that there are mistakes because I still don't speak English fluently, but I hope you liked this song a lot! :)
Your translation is highly accurate!! Just a small mistake, it is "Aturuxa" (from the verb aturuxar). The tx belongs only to the Basque language :)
thanks a lot this is very interesting Lyrics Game Over I appreciate your efforts🤗
Cando se canta en inglés non vexo que se esixa a tradución, só se "disfruta" da música...
"Veñen pra quedar" is the spanish "vienen para quedar", "they are coming to stay". Is Galego, the galician language. And yes, they sing in the traditional way, her voices are sharp because they have to be ear above the drums, the tamgerines and the bagpipes (Opera's singers they also use another different tipe of vocal mode for the same reason). The meaning of "terra" (that is the name of the song, even if they never use it in the whole song) is both earth, land, and soil, and this is a tribute to the ancients and they are singing about that tonight there is a party, everyone is welcone, come on, join us, and there are no borders (that last sentence is singed in all the languages of spain: galego, spanish, catalá and euskera (al the three are co-official in their territories), and also in asturianu, wich is fighting to be recognised as an official language as well). This is a celebration of the culture and the dancers are also traditional dancers, but all of the show is a "state of the art" to the world of today. I really love it (unlike the jury wich gave them fifth position in the first semifinal, thry reached the final only because the people massively vote for them). That would not be enoght to win, I'm afraid.
Yes, it´s Galician traditional music, it´s Galician folk music, thanks for your reaction grettings from Galicia
welcome Fernando thanks to you too🤗 have a nice day
Thanks for reaction.The chorus Alalá is typical sound very old from northwest of Spain.They talk about matriarchal heritage,to meet for sing deep and high, in our power and that there are no borders.The scream that one of girls make is very typical too in Galician folk named Aturuxo.Galicia is one of the Celtic nations and we have Arabian blood too so we are an incredible mix.We was the end of the hearth in old times.Thanks again and I hope I helped too.
welcome Capitan Pirata they are amazing group so Unique I had a feelings they will win tonight 🥳🥳🥳
The dancing reminds so much of Scottish dance #thereAreNoBorders
Go Tanxugueiras! 💜💜💜
Wow!It sounds and looks amazing!Thank you, dear Aileen, great reaction!🌹👍🇷🇺
TANXUGUEIRAS EUROVISION 💪
" Veñen pra quedar" The language is "galego" (Galician), it's one of the co-official languages in Spain
"Vienen para quedarse", in Spanish
"They come to stay".
Gettings from Galicia (Spain) 🙂
thank you that's why I notice sounds different
@@MamaAiReactions The traditional music that they used is the "muiñeira", it is a music that the young people created while they ground the corn in the mills.
Galing thanks for the reacrion very unique voices
Thanks for you view and your opinion. Love from Galicia, Northwest Spain.
As TANXUGUEIRAS 💚💚💚 TERRA adorei ❤ únicas 👏👏👏👏👏👏
me too big chane to go to ESC 2022🥳🥳
5:10 Hi Mom !!! they're from Galicia, Northwest of Spain. They speak (and they're singing) in Galician. Galician and Portuguese used to be the same language some centuries ago, and they are quite similar. Galician is one of many different languages they speak in Spain, and it's so full of history and culture. ◙ I speak portuguese, because I'm Brazilian, and sometimes "Galician" sounds easier to understand than European Portuguese.
wow that's sound good aqui thanks for your visit here too🤗
@@MamaAiReactions muito interessante o vídeo !!!
Cantam em galego que é mais próximo ao português do que ao espanhol. Esta canção é mágica.
No intentes confundir.
El portugués es el idioma de Portugal.
Galicia es una región de España, siendo el gallego un idioma español (no portugués) y una de las cuatro lenguas cooficiales españolas (gallego, catalán, vasco y valenciano), siendo el oficial el castellano (español). Existen otras lenguas españolas como el bable, el árabes, el mallorquín, el ibicenco, etc.
Por lo tanto la alusiones "portuguesas" no proceden.
@@juanfrancisco9417 o galego e o português tem a mesma origem. Aliás o português deriva do galaico-portugues. No período medieval o galego e o português eram ( nada mais, nada menos) do que a mesma língua.
@@joaquimpicarra1923
Pero es que Galicia nunca fue de Portugal y sí era una parte de España desde la época de los Visgodos.
De hecho el Reino de León era en realidad una extensión de Galicia. Del Reino de León salió el Reino de Castilla. El Reino de León, y en consecuencia Galicia, fueron más tarde parte del Reino de Castilla. Posteriormente con la unión de Aragón y la posterior de Navarra nació la España a actual.
En consecuencia, Portugal no puede ni insinuar que Galicia les pertenece de alguna manera porque Galicia es España.
Solo es una aclaración para evitar malentendidos.
@@juanfrancisco9417 eu não disse que a Galiza foi de Portugal, eu nunca disse isso. Agora que a nossa língua existe em Portugal e na Galiza existe. Não confunda cultura ou língua com a soberania de um estado. Claro que a Galiza pertence a Espanha.
@@joaquimpicarra1923
Ahora estamos de acuerdo en todo salvo que el portugués y el gallego son igualmente diferentes.
Saludos y buenas noches.
Me encanta el cariño que tienes a la música!!un beso desde Galicia 😘
🥰😘
I love tanxugueiras. The tambourine's women
They are singing in Galego ( 0ne of our co-official languages in Spain). It is very similar to Portuguese. Galicia is the part of Spain which is above Portugal. The kind of traditional music is called MUÑEIRA. Their culture is celtic like Scottish or Irish. The play bagpipes as well. If you see the men dressing you can compare with other wearing in the celtic culture.
It's nice that they keep traditional songs and even their outfit too, I like their style so unique.
Language of the song is Galician, oficial language (together with Spanish) in the north west of Spain, in Galicia country.
Cantan en gallego. Es el idioma cooficial en Galicia, al noroeste de España.
que eu estou tentando aprender, porque é muito parecida com a língua que falamos aqui.
thanks N VT they did a great job might Win tonight 🤗🥳
As mellores ❤❤❤ Tanxugueiras!! 💪🏻
Veñen pra quedar!! 👏👏👏👏👏❣️🥰🌹❤️
I have a feelings they will WIN🥰🤗
It’s traditional Celtic music from Spain. In Romance language, Galician.
No hay fronteras
I like that traditional way of singing so Unique and impressive they have a big chance to win waiting for the result here🤗
Feeling excited here, Before the winner announce I got the feeling they will WIN🥳🤗 Watching and waiting for the result.
This song was created as a memorial for Women: TANXUGUEIRAS say: "TO THE ALL WOMEN THAT WERE BEFORE, THE ONES WHO ARE NOW, AND THE ONES BECAME TO COME. Spain is so plural... in this song you listen 4 co official languages and the closing part in made with sign language. "NO FRONTIERS", "THEY CAME TO STAY"... in reference to our ancient matriarchal culture specially in GALICIA and north part of Spain. Best wishes.
beautiful thanks Susan for your explanation about this group I appreciate it a good day.
Gallego is one of a few cooficial lenguajes Spain has, they Sing and dance with a folk Style from Galicia, more tribal sound than other performances. We celebrate our celt heritage in this traditional aproach honoring our diversity whitin our own borders.
it's nice to know that I remember even in the Bible theirs Galacia too
SON CELTAS
Tanxugueiras are from Galicia, at the northwest of Spain . They sing in gallego, the galician language. They often collaborate with other singers.
Me encanta, me parto con tanto youtubers random.
I LOVE tanxugueiras ♥️
sure high chance to win🤗
In Spain we not only have an official language, this is one of them. The lyrics talks about traditions and Brotherhood between towns.
Veñen pra quedar means their coming to stay the language is gallego and the dance tradition of Galicia
Tanxugueiras💚💚
Tanxugueiras!!!! 🔥🔥
Wonder review! Beautifully said
thanks palm I will discover more about thier songs I like this kind of cultural way in singing
Tanxugueiras winner🔥🔥💥
It's how traditonally spanish people sing, especially from Galicia in this case. This is in honour of our grandmothers, who sang songs like this after hard work, and they reunited to sing and have fun. They didn't even how to read, but they made art without even realising it ❤
Not true, is a Galizan traditional song not spanish. Galizan has nothing to do with spain.
@@antiparvos558 pero que dis. Claro que é galega e española. ou?
O que non é, é castelá....
Un chisco de lio tes na cabeza...
@@bilbohob7179 Primeiro comentário em galego !!! Só leio comentários em inglês e Castelhano.
@@antiparvos558 Perdoa, en Asturias, Extremadura, León, Madrid y Navarra, hasta donde yo sé, cantaban también por el estilo. De dónde te crees que salen los villancicos? Paséate por unos pocos festivales de folk tradicional en la península, y te aseguro que hasta la zona oeste de Valencia llevaba este palo.
Thanks Alba and what I feel I like the way how they sing so Unique and beautiful they have high chance to win🤗🥳🥳 tonight still following in the final show
Here’s the link to the official version with lyrics in Galego (plus the other co-official languages of Spain for the bit “non hai fronteiras”) and the English translation
Tanxungueiras 🔥👑
In the video of RUclips: Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Lyric Video Oficial) the lyric of the song is on the right in the original language, galician, and the subtitles in spanish but you can activate subtitles in english in configuration.
Love love
SALUDOS DESDE BARCELONA ESPAÑA
SON GALLEGAS CELTAS
🤗🥰
Hi Liam, you are right:
this song and dance are based in the traditional music and dance of Galicia in Northern Spain with very ancient Celtic roots. They sing in Galician, beside common Spanish one of our traditional languages as well.
Spain is a very diverse country from North to South and East to West, but we all are very proud about all our traditions and heritage.
Nom hai fronteiras!!!
There are no borders!!!
That's nice HRolo thanks, Galacian is like the in the Bible that full of history behind
Teneis que escuchar Figa Tanxugueiras
Tanxugueiras released their third album, “Diluvio” (Deluge) on july 29, 2022 and are presenting their "Midas" tour throughout Spain on these dates.
that's a great reaction
thanks sis
They're singing in the Galician language, "Veñem pra quedar" means come and stay. My mom was fluent in Galician, even though she was from the Canary Islands, she grew up in Galicia
thanks a lot for letting me know
Tanxugueiras is a trio formed by Aida Tarrío, and the twins Olaia and Sabela Maneiro.
They are from Galicia, northwestern Spain. They almost always sing in Galician, Galicia's own language, although they have sung in Spanish in some performances. They also play the tambourine in many of their performances.
The name of the group comes from the toponymy: it is the name given to farms where badgers (teixugos in galician language) usually roam and that in the area of Fumaces, municipality of Riós (province of Ourense) is called tanxugo instead of from teixugo (which would be the correct form) and hence "tanxugueira".
Until 2021 this group was known in the field of traditional Galician music but throughout 2021 thanks to the videos of the songs MIDAS and FIGA, in which they mix traditional and modern elements, they became famous outside that field.
In the fall of 2021, RTVE, (RadioTelevisión Española) decides to organize a music festival, the Benidorm Fest, to choose the artist and the song that will represent Spain in the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest
The Eurovision-Spain portal carried out a consultation among its members and readers about possible candidates. The Tanxugueiras prevailed in the vote. This prompted them to appear at the Benidorm Fest with the song “Terra” that combines Galician folklore with electronic percussion. In December 2021, the video of the song was released and can be seen on RUclips:Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video). In this video the lyrics of the song are in Galician with subtitles in Spanish and if they do not appear they can be activated in the settings. English subtitles can also be activated.
In January 2022 the Tanxugueiras perform in the Benidorm Fest Final and come in third place. The performance can be seen on RUclips in the video: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final.
The song and the staging are a tribute to an aspect of the tradition and culture of Galicia, the figure of the cantareiras, women who sing, and the pandereteiras, who play the tambourine, which enlivened the “foliada” or nocturnal meeting. of people to have fun, sing and dance.
The phrase "there are no borders" is said in several languages spoken in Spain:
Galician: Non hai fronteiras
Basque (Euskera): Ez dago mugarik
Catalan: No hi ha fronteres
Asturian (Bable): Nun hai fronteres
Castellano (often named Spanish: No hay fronteras
Sign language, in the last scene of the performance.
In the background images of the stage are scenes of women singing and playing the tambourine and of people dancing.
The song has the structure of a muñeira, (muiñeira in Galician), a traditional Galician melody in which “ailalala” and “ailalelo” abound. Olaia's “aturuxo” almost at the end of the performance is a high-pitched, loud and prolonged cry that is emitted as a sign of joy at festivals and “foliadas” or while doing some agricultural work.
The costumes of the Tanxugueiras are inspired by the traditional Galician gala dress, black with lace and jet decorations and with jet or gold jewels. The makeup simulates the drawings of the lace and the gold leaf on the hair is reminiscent of the gold of the jewels.
Aida is the one wearing the braid, Olaia is the one who throws the “aturuxo” at the end of the performance and Sabela is the one wearing the golden ornament on the left side of her hair.
I suggest you watch the official video in RUclips:Tanxugueiras - TERRA (Official Lyric Video), in what you can activate subtitles in English, to understand the lyrics, listen to it several times, even while doing something everyday, and then watch the Benidorm Fest final performance. RUclips: Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 The Grand Final.
I list you some videos of this group published on RUclips in which you will observe an evolution.
They are from Galicia and sing in galego beautiful language Celtic people
yes I like it I will check more about their song
They are the best ❤️
veñen pra quedar: they come to stay.
non hai fronteiras: There are no frontiers
borders* a misstranslation ;)
@@cloudsofsunset7323 yeah, but in this case is frontier, since the song is not only about the regions or country borders. Is a statement about culture, languages, people and not only the border of the different Spanish regions with different official languages...
Tanxugueiras are very good for me
I agree fully unique and amazing performersd
Lemme help you understand the song Terra from Tanxugeiras which you pronounces almost perfect. Is a song in the traditional north of Spain folklore. Specifically from Galicia where they are from but this sound is very typical in the north of the country.
The lyrics invite everyone to join dance specially in honour of our female role models like grandmas and mothers. They are typically those who sang these type of song to us when we were kids.
The language is no castellian spanish but galician, asturian and catalan which are co-languages in Spain. The song ties up with "no borders" quote bc the north of Spain has a big culture of emigrant people and you can find galician and asturian everywhere you go specially latam.
I am so happy you liked it!
edit: by the way you can find the lyrics in spanish and translate to english if it helps. the outfits are inspired in the typical clothes of the north f spain. the dancers who also dance typical folklore from here wear skirts and they the girls wear inspired male typical clothing.
thanks a lit cloud I will go back to their song again with translation I appreciate your informative comments 🤗
Tanxus to Eurovision!
Hi, I’m galician, they say: there are no borders in galician language, is not portugues and is not spanish is the lenguage of Galicia in the NW of Spain and N of Portugal, we are the most ancient celtic people of Europe, the women was the “cantareiras”, singers. Veñen pra quedar means come to stay.
Tanxugueiras have released three albums; "TANXUGUEIRAS" (2018), "CONTRAPUNTO" (2019) and "DILUVIO" (2022) and have performed in Spain and abroad.
In the first two albums, "TANXUGUEIRAS" and "CONTRAPUNTO" the songs are exclusively traditional like "O Querer" or "Albedrío" in which the power and coordination of their voices and their mastery of the tambourine can be clearly appreciated.
In their latest album "DILUVIO" (deluge) released on 07/29/2022 they mix Galician folklore with other more modern styles. Of almost all the songs you can find official videos on RUclips where you can set the subtitles in Castilian (Spanish) and in other languages such as Terra, Figa, Midas, Averno, Pano Corado, Desidia, Seghadoras and Fame de odio. For other songs there is only the official audio, such as Arica and Sorora and the instrumentals Treboada and Acougo.
As they point out in their official website, in the album "DILUVIO", the "cantareiras" (galician word that means women who sing) question alleged faults or capital sins installed in society. To the seven "original": envy (Figa), greed (Midas), anger (Averno), lust (Pano Corado), laziness (Desidia), gluttony (Fame de odio), pride (Arica) they add three more: homogeneity (Terra), hostility (Seghadoras) and patriarchy (Sorora). Beliefs that after the storm (Treboada) they have decided to turn into transforming lessons for life: a deluge of self-acceptance, diversity, free love, empowerment and recovery of traditions in modern times.
In these and upcoming dates they are giving concerts throughout Spain solo or in festivals with other artists presenting their "Midas" tour. On their official website, which can be configured in Galician or Spanish languages, there is information about the band, their albums and concerts of the current tour.
On RUclips there are many videos of the tour, some of them quite good like their concert in Cadiz, To see it type in RUclips: Concierto Tanxugueiras (Plaza de San Antonio - Jueves de Carnaval 2022)
Great concert of Tanxugueiras at Riazor beach in A Coruña (city of Galicia in Spain) on 12/08/2022.
Spectacular start with the song "Arica", wise combination of pure traditional songs like "O Querer " or "Albedrío" with the "capital sins" of his latest album "Diluvio" and the apotheosis end with "Terra".
Large audience, about 80.000 people, ,of all ages including children.
Several videos are already uploaded on RUclips. Type: Tanxugueiras Riazor 2022
I specially recommend two videos where you can see the whole concert:
Type: Tanxugueiras actuando en la playa de Riazor (A Coruña) 12/08/202. This video has two parts. At the end of the first one wait a few seconds and the second one starts.
Type: Concierto Tanxugueiras - Noroeste Estrella Galicia (A Coruña 2022)
Two other short but interesting videos in which the Tanxugueiras appear from behind:
Type: Tanxugueiras. Espectacular!!!! Coruña, 12 de Agosto de 2022
(Tanxugueiras singing "Cambia todo" with the whole audience moving their cell phones with the flashlights on to the beat of the song and illuminating the entire beach)
Type: Tanxugueiras, espectacular fin de festa. Coruña, 12 de Agosto
(Tanxugueiras singing the last bars of "Terra")
Liam´sMomReacts, es el alma de Galicia cantado.
Veñem pra quedar....we came here to stay.. the language is Galician, same Latin family than Spanish.
It is very traditional. It is specific from Galicia (actually, the song is in Galician language), but it resembles traditional dances all over Spain. That's how Spanish traditional music and dance really look like. The part you want to know what they say is "they come to stay", and the title is "there are no borders".
Blue Cafe - PORQUE TE VAS- KONCERT Tu Bije Serce Europy💥💥
Is one of the 4 languages that Spain has in it's culture
that's really interesting I will see kore about their song
The kind of song and dance is "Muñeira"
oooh ok that's attract me the way how they perform they deserve to Wim for me
Tanxugueiras - "Terra" Benidorm Fest 2022 La Gran Final is much better than the SemiFinal.
HIT OPOLE 2012
BLUE CAFE - "BUENA" 🇵🇱💥
Audios from the new Tanxugueiras album "DILUVIO" released on 07/29/2022:
Treboada: downpour. Prelude to the coming deluge. Half minute instrumental. On RUclips: Tanxugueiras Treboada.
Arica: action of "aricar" (galician word) or superficial plowing to remove weeds and sow. It speaks of arrogance. On RUclips: Tanxugueiras Arica
Sorora: defense of matriarchy. On RUclips:Tanxugueiras Sorora. This song is fully folkloric, with only voices and tambourines.
Acougo: calm, tranquility after the deluge. Instrumental of 10 seconds. On RUclips: Tanxugueiras acougo.
Veñan pra quedar= vengan para quedarse= come to stay
Veñen pra quedar - > They come to stay in galician
You have to react to more songs of them. They are great!
yes sure I will visit more about there songs
Visca Galicia, Catalunya y Euskadi. España no es sólo flamenco y toros. #tanxugueiras
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Tienes que eacuchar todo cambia de tanxugueiras
The song is a traditional song from an area of Spain, called Galicia. It is on the only place that you dance and sing like that, you can look for it as: (Baile y canto tradicional gallego). They are dancing a typical dance of the area, where women who wear skirt are skirt, and men pants, tend to wear special costumes, but for performance they made it more modern and men put them skirt. Formerly the dances and songs were passed and taught from generation in generation, they were generally the greatest those who taught. The song talks about the "roots" that these people are like our mothers, grandmothers, aunts ... who taught the new generations so that knowledge did not miss. They also talk about the importance of these traditions, from the linguistic diversity of Spain and that it does not "there are borders" or we should not put them. They will talk about the importance of joining between peoples and cultures and the strength they can get. A, as it reinvindicate that there should never be borders that separate us.
In Spain, different co-official languages are spoken, and they sing in the official language of their area.
thanks a lot for very informative comments knowing about the background of this group. I will see more about thier song and the Baile y canto as you mentioned
Brujas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
here the traduction ruclips.net/video/sBoHt1v1Vxk/видео.html the language is galician language (galego) is in nortwest of spain is a language derived from latin is in the middle of spanish and portuguese. Unfortunately, they did not win the festival after the popular vote was that they won having won a crude dirty song and without any special type of sound.
thanks Jaime I thought so they will win that's my choice too but yet the jury decide already
The right pronunciation is TANSHOEGAYRAS
El idioma es gallego,la lengua del N O
El maquillaje es un homenaje a los bordados y joyería tradicional de nuestro traje regional
Bailando como bailaban nuestros ancestros
Es una canción que homenajea a nuestras madres y abuelas...muy luchadoras y guerreras
Por eso los bailarines llevan faldas
Y están reguapos!!
It's great that everyone learns that in Spain there is more folklore than flamenco
yes actually I like that kind of traditional songs way back how's life before
Videos of the beginning of Tanxugueiras in RUclips:
RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural
RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 2
RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 3
RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 4
RUclips: Que bonita es Cuba-Tanxugueiras;
RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Maltraer (Directo no Náutico de San Vicente do Mar);
RUclips: Tanxugueiras interpretan "Muiñeira de Grada". para Alalá.TVG ;
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS interpretan a "Muiñeira de Imende" no Alalá 218 "Foliada en Carboeiro"
RUclips: Tanxugueiras - O Querer (Directo en Estudio) | EXIB Live 2020;
RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Albedrío (Directo en Estudio);
RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Malquerenza (Directo en Estudio) | EXIB Live 2020 ;
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Videoclip Xota de Bembibre;
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Que non mo neguen (videoclip) ;
RUclips: Tanxugueiras + Shooglenifty + Kinnaris Quintet en el Festival Celtic Connections de Glasgow;
RUclips: Uxía y Tanxugueiras con la Real Filharmonía de Galicia (Tanxugueiras with Uxía, a galician singer, and the Royal Philarmonic of Galicia)
TANXUGUEIRAS, new video, released 29/07/2022: RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Fame de Odio (Videoclip Oficial)
Fame de odio (in galician language) or Hambre de odio (in spanish)-Hungry for hate: about gluttony, to bet on a new learning: the beauty of body diversity
The subtitles are in Galician but you can activate them in configuration in Spanish, English and other languages.
Of course this is Spanish. There are so many Spanish lenguages in Spain, not just Castellano ( knows as Spanish) we have Galego ( this one) Euskera, Catalan, Valenciá....but you don't know about them and it's not your fault, it's our fault, we should support them, but for some reason we don't. xxxx
Videos more recent:
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Perfidia (Videoclip Oficial);
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Desposorio (Videoclip Oficial);
RUclips: Muerdo - Cambia todo feat Tanxugueiras (Video Oficial) with the artist Muerdo
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Figa (Videoclip Oficial);
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Midas (Videoclip Oficial);
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Averno (Videoclip Oficial) with the artist Rayden
It's Galician language, so don't worry about your Spanish listening skills ;)
o mesmo acontece com os falantes de Português. Parece que os galegos estão falando português, mas tem algumas palavras que a gente não entende...
@@aquiestamos3567 para alguns filólogos galego e português podem ser consideradas duas variantes dum mesmo sistema linguístico. As diferenças são principalmente fonéticas, ortográficas e uma parte do léxico...
TANXUGUEIRAS videos released in May and June 2022
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Pano Corado (Official Video Clip)
Release date: 13/05/2022
It means cloth of all colors. The song is about the freedom to love and enjoy sexual identity.
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Desidia (Official Video Clip)
Release date: 03/06/2022
It is laziness, negligence. The song, through a literal reference to the movements, points and turns of the Galician dance, vindicates the need for self-care and the importance of listening to our body in order to move forward.
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Seghadoras (Official Video Clip)
Release date: 24/06/2022
It is about taking the sickle to mow down the hostility and leaving everything bad behind, betting on you to advance on your path. Being aware of who you are and that the decisions you make are yours.
In these videos the subtitles are in Galician but you can activate them in configuration in Spanish, English and other languages.
Liam react to averno, midas, figa,...
yes I will do that Araceli thanks 🤗
React marilia Mendonça singing estranho (stranger) beautiful music video
thanks Lindomar I will search that song ok
The right pronunciation is TANSHOEGAYRAS. Look at the video: DígochoEu How to say Tanxugueiras
Hello !!! Can you see "ay mama" of Rigoberta bandini? Is beautiful
sure I have your check her soon
REACT TO RIGOBERTA
Videos of the beginning of Tanxugueiras in RUclips:
RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural
RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 2
RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 3
RUclips: Tanxugueiras al natural 4
RUclips: Que bonita es Cuba-Tanxugueiras;
RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Maltraer (Directo no Náutico de San Vicente do Mar);
RUclips: Tanxugueiras interpretan "Muiñeira de Grada". para Alalá.TVG ;
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS interpretan a "Muiñeira de Imende" no Alalá 218 "Foliada en Carboeiro"
RUclips: Tanxugueiras - O Querer (Directo en Estudio) | EXIB Live 2020;
RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Albedrío (Directo en Estudio);
RUclips: Tanxugueiras - Malquerenza (Directo en Estudio) | EXIB Live 2020 ;
RUclips: Tanxugueiras “Toutón” CDC
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Videoclip Xota de Bembibre;
RUclips: TANXUGUEIRAS - Que non mo neguen (videoclip) ;
RUclips: Tanxugueiras + Shooglenifty + Kinnaris Quintet en el Festival Celtic Connections de Glasgow;
RUclips: Uxía y Tanxugueiras con la Real Filharmonía de Galicia (Tanxugueiras with Uxía, a galician singer, and the Royal Philarmonic of Galicia)