Rembetiko: Music of the Outsiders - Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Music of the Outsiders: Rembetika. A documentary made in around 1988. The program has English subtitles.
George Dalaras narrates in English.
In this episode Dalaras introduces the Mangas and he speaks with Sophia Karivalis and Stelios Vamvakaris.
Sophia Karivalis and George Dalaras sing "Me Planepses Bohemissa" by Markos Vamvakaris.
The man on the piano-accordion in the cafe is playing "Antilaloun ta vouna" by Vasilis Tsitsanis.
Stelios Vamvakaris sings "Antilaloun i filakes" by his father, Markos Vamvakaris.
George legend!!! I love him,greetings from Belgrade!
Fantastic, thank you for uploading this series, very much.
thanks for this great documentarey
Yiasou! Love it!!!!!! More!!!
yes! the best! i have the first version of bohemian with SOFIA and MARKOS VAMVAKARIS in 30's and the voice of girl in this video its the same with the song which have! thank for your answer! good work!
Well done! keep up the excellent work
ohh my greek brothers and sisters all these problems r because of the others who never can understand our common feelins and passoness ...
LONG LİVE TURKİSH GREEK FRIENDSHIP...
They do all of us a refrugees...
The sister of Rita Abatzi? Amazing!
@majakowsy The song is called Boemissa.
Has anyone got the guitar tabs for that song? I've always wanted to play Greek music on my acoustic as Dalaras is.
Ladder sign unwanted table and chairs this way
hello who is this singer who sings Bohemian?? the guitar player is Dalaras,, the other woman???????
Does anyone know who the music hall performer is at :53 seconds? Right after the one who looks like Mata Hari. Thanks for posting this!
Αυταάάά είναι
@kepouras Where did you get the song?
καλλιστη
The singer is Sophia Karivali. She's good, isn't she?
i cant find bohemian song anywhere, help please
frisco0077 these songs are one of a kind. You won’t ever see it sung the same way again.
Η Σοφία Καρίβαλη είναι αυτή που τραγουδάει και στον πολυτεχνίτη?
@majakowsy
μπορει να γραψει καποιος τι λεει η σοφια σε 1:47-1:53;