Part two of the recreation of a Bridal Shower as performed by the Ladino speaking, Sephardic Jews of the Island of Rhodes. Performed Rebecca Levy and friends
They are sing two classic Turkish songs - one called Aman Doktor, and then second one is Konyalim. both are popular today still in Turkey and they are well known by Anatolian Greeks and their descendants to this day (Greeks who lived in Asia Minor and Anatolia before the population exchange of 1923). The Jews of Rhodes sang in Judeo Spanish and were heavily integrated with the Ottoman Turkish and Greek cultures. There Judeo-Spanish Castillian in fact absorbed quite a bit of Turkish and Greek. When the Italians occupied the island, most Jews learned Italian quickly and became admirers of Italian popular culture.
Hi Arthur, is the song that starts at 1:45 in Turkish? Do you know what it is?
They are sing two classic Turkish songs - one called Aman Doktor, and then second one is Konyalim. both are popular today still in Turkey and they are well known by Anatolian Greeks and their descendants to this day (Greeks who lived in Asia Minor and Anatolia before the population exchange of 1923). The Jews of Rhodes sang in Judeo Spanish and were heavily integrated with the Ottoman Turkish and Greek cultures. There Judeo-Spanish Castillian in fact absorbed quite a bit of Turkish and Greek. When the Italians occupied the island, most Jews learned Italian quickly and became admirers of Italian popular culture.
@@robertoc3474 Thank you Roberto, my name is Tomás Chami, my great grand parents where born in Rhodes.
Qué maravilla ¡El juego español tendría que ser patrimonio de la humanidad.