Studying Ladino, Sephardic, Sumerian, ancient Arabic and other dead or lost cultures and languages' music for a book I am writing. I found this very helpful. God bless you, and thank you for sharing your beautiful culture and heritage with me.
Such beautiful music. It touches my soul. How sad that so many of us lost such a beautiful heritage. I am the only one in my family who, thanks to Hashem, blessed is He, has been able to discover my ancestry. May Hashem, blessed be He, brings us back to Jerusalem in unity as He has promised. They robbed us of our hard worked belongings, and killed millions of us, but our soul belongs to our Master of the world, the Most High G-d. Soon we will be back together again. B"H
Very beautifull presentation! Wonderfull music! One should mind that ladino or judeo spanish is basically medieval castilian added up of several hebrew words.
During each song introduction, the English is spoken slowly for easy understanding, but the Turkish and Hebrew(?) is uttered so fast that it's hard to comprehend. It would be OK if a supplemental text were included in the Description. We would love to know the names of the songs, and the vocabulary words defined. Thanks!
Nice. I believe most musics were sung in ladino tough. Which is basically medieval castilian enriched by hebrew (and maybe turkish?) words. I speak some passable spanish (and portuguese is my native tongue) and i was able to understand many of the ladino words on the songs.
That bowed instrument is called a Lyra (among the Greeks) or Kamanche (among the Turks and Armenians) and is played in Greece, Cyprus, Turkey and Armenia.
@@cindyscarr3163 I am so sorry to hear that. As a youngster back in those days I had a bit of a crush on her but as I grew older she became more of an inspiration. I wish she would have been around to see the success that she became later in the social spectrum and the influence she had on many.
This is like the zombies from world war z screeching for like 30 minutes. Why are there three creepy old people in this, the bald guy looks terminal. I'm so sorry, I hope you find Jesus.
You are obviously a miserable human being... And follower of this god of yours who, taught Torah, he never called himself a god, but son of G-d Most High, because he was a Jew, if he really existed. We, the Jewish people, have the most High G-d on our side. That is the reason why these beautiful, humble people are singing such beautiful music, and obviously, you seem to be jealous of such beautiful spirit. I hope, and pray, that you find the Most High G-d, Creator of the universe, and repent before you end up in your hell, and burn for an eternity in your excrement of fire. May the Most High forgive you for your hatred. If you repent before you leave this world.
Jesus teaches that you have committed murder against these people in your heart with your hurtful language. Remember that slanderers will not inherit the kingdom of God. Those words are from Jesus' own lips. Lastly, these people and all people, are made in the very image of God, and to insult and slander them is to insult and slander the God you serve. @Michael Brennan, you should apologize in your heart, repent to Christ, and ask your jewish brothers and sisters here for forgiveness, a forgiveness you are unworthy of, but which I hope they will extend to you out of love for their G-d. Bless you, and bless you all. Peace.
Hashem te bendiga a tu y a los tuyos nosotros no necessitamos de ídolos y no necessitamos de encontrar a Nadie porke hashem vive entre nosotros 🙏🏻✡️🕎💟❤️🇮🇱🇮🇱🇻🇺🇪🇸
Studying Ladino, Sephardic, Sumerian, ancient Arabic and other dead or lost cultures and languages' music for a book I am writing. I found this very helpful. God bless you, and thank you for sharing your beautiful culture and heritage with me.
SHALOM ALEIJEM...
Hermosa música. El ladino es un despertar muy profundo. Se siente en el alma.
Hermosas melodías de Sefarad me llegan al alma a lo más profundo gracias por compartir este material shalom a todos
Such beautiful music. It touches my soul. How sad that so many of us lost such a beautiful heritage. I am the only one in my family who, thanks to Hashem, blessed is He, has been able to discover my ancestry. May Hashem, blessed be He, brings us back to Jerusalem in unity as He has promised. They robbed us of our hard worked belongings, and killed millions of us, but our soul belongs to our Master of the world, the Most High G-d. Soon we will be back together again. B"H
Every time I listen to this music I feel enchanted by the beauty of our G-d who created such melodies, and people. B"H
Wow the chorus from that first song is the verse from Boney M’s “Rasputin”, plus or minus a fifth here and there.
I like good ethnic music, whatever the age of the performers. Play on! Thanks.
I could hear all the medieval influence in this music
Such a neat musical tradition to learn about :) Thank you for making this video available!!
Wonderful! I'm a huge fan!
Toda Achim!!
Very beautifull presentation! Wonderfull music! One should mind that ladino or judeo spanish is basically medieval castilian added up of several hebrew words.
très bien merci
maraviyose
Very beautiful! Grasias munchas! Un plazer eskucharvos!
Where can I find the lyrics?
I have only one Sephardic relative he lives in the Acores (Pimentel) I heard they dealt in spice and became New Christians
Degustado car guitarra, degusta cantarre soy, el marriachi mia compagna quando canta me cansi`on. Aya ya ya
Ian!!! My brother separated at birth!
During each song introduction, the English is spoken slowly for easy understanding, but the Turkish and Hebrew(?) is uttered so fast that it's hard to comprehend. It would be OK if a supplemental text were included in the Description. We would love to know the names of the songs, and the vocabulary words defined. Thanks!
Nice. I believe most musics were sung in ladino tough. Which is basically medieval castilian enriched by hebrew (and maybe turkish?) words. I speak some passable spanish (and portuguese is my native tongue) and i was able to understand many of the ladino words on the songs.
Is that a Mandolin in which the man is playing at 21:10 in this video???
What do you call the bowed instrument the woman is playing? It looks and sounds beautiful!
inalandscape That's cool! Thank you!
That bowed instrument is called a Lyra (among the Greeks) or Kamanche (among the Turks and Armenians) and is played in Greece, Cyprus, Turkey and Armenia.
What is the name of the Ladino "Üsküdara"?
Where was Judith? Is she still with us?
Lost her in 2008....
@@cindyscarr3163 I am so sorry to hear that. As a youngster back in those days I had a bit of a crush on her but as I grew older she became more of an inspiration. I wish she would have been around to see the success that she became later in the social spectrum and the influence she had on many.
This man doesnt know how to play the oud
This is like the zombies from world war z screeching for like 30 minutes. Why are there three creepy old people in this, the bald guy looks terminal. I'm so sorry, I hope you find Jesus.
You are obviously a miserable human being... And follower of this god of yours who, taught Torah, he never called himself a god, but son of G-d Most High, because he was a Jew, if he really existed. We, the Jewish people, have the most High G-d on our side. That is the reason why these beautiful, humble people are singing such beautiful music, and obviously, you seem to be jealous of such beautiful spirit. I hope, and pray, that you find the Most High G-d, Creator of the universe, and repent before you end up in your hell, and burn for an eternity in your excrement of fire. May the Most High forgive you for your hatred. If you repent before you leave this world.
Maybe you are Who look terminal, fatty, stop eating burgers
Jesus teaches that you have committed murder against these people in your heart with your hurtful language. Remember that slanderers will not inherit the kingdom of God. Those words are from Jesus' own lips. Lastly, these people and all people, are made in the very image of God, and to insult and slander them is to insult and slander the God you serve. @Michael Brennan, you should apologize in your heart, repent to Christ, and ask your jewish brothers and sisters here for forgiveness, a forgiveness you are unworthy of, but which I hope they will extend to you out of love for their G-d. Bless you, and bless you all. Peace.
Hashem te bendiga a tu y a los tuyos nosotros no necessitamos de ídolos y no necessitamos de encontrar a Nadie porke hashem vive entre nosotros 🙏🏻✡️🕎💟❤️🇮🇱🇮🇱🇻🇺🇪🇸