This video is in English. However, we recommend checking out the Kurdish version narrated by our Kurdish friend Ömer Kadan to experience the captivating sounds of the ancient language in this video via the link below. Enjoy! Guhertoya Zimanê Kurdî ruclips.net/video/Ja_eRaM4HLc/видео.html
Since Trump told us, he’s not getting us into any wars, I think your best bet to help for instead of war join hands and dance is too instead of voting Biden vote for Trump. Because let’s face it they are the ones who start the Warriors and run the wars, and decide when to end the wars. It’s not us against us. It’s them against us.
@@kazhagarmiyani8181thank you for your offer. Yes please do let us know what you like us to feature. Two of our team members are Kurdi from Istanbul. They give us videos and suggestions. Would love your contributions too. You may email us. Our email in our profile page. Thanks so much. 😊🙏🏼❣️
Thank you so much ! That was truly a beautiful presentation. I think its good that people also see who they were historically via the art/tapestry pictures. Spread between multiple countries cannot be easy. And yet you keep the peace in your provinces. I pray that war doesn't break out within your borders and your neighbors do not try to conscript any of you into service. This my prayer for the continuance and safety for Kurdish brothers and sisters that we have had the pleasure to get to know.❤
Thank you for your beautiful message and your heartfelt concern Allison. We will strive to reclaim our motherland no matter how many generations it takes❣️🌹❣️
The Kurds history told to us is amazing. I finally must remark that I have never seen a male Kurdish dancer that isn't sexy. Is it in their genes?? I am elderly and still get such enjoyment out of their dance . Thank you all.
I have noticed that some groups do not smile and other are into it. I have never seen a women s group be boosters and smile. The harder they stomp, the lower they bow the better I love it. You go guys! ❤❤
The women try to appear pridefull, elegant and not give away smiles easily. As you may notice the women also scan the surrounding more often, and their steps are more elegant and thoughtful, while the males go wilder. It has the reason in it being originally a war ritual. It was basically the last dance before going into a battle. The Parthians(who are descend of the Medes/Mitanni and ancestor to the Kurds) used to do this to also intimidate the Romans. By showing that they don't fear the battle.
For those wondering about the ancestors of the Kurds Kurds are the people of Indo-Europe Medes, Sassanids and Hurrians are the ancestors of the Kurds. Medes en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medes Hurrian en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurrians
I have noticed the majority of the gentlemen dancers do smile, but the women do not. I have never seen not the First Lady smiling. They are prideful of their culture. The illustrations are beautiful! Very interesting information! ❤
Yup, I said the same thing before. The woman are soo serious and look like they are miserable. But the men are alway's happy and smiling, and look like they are having fun and enjoying themselves. It's very interesting to me why that is??
This was a beautiful presentation of the Kurdish history of the dance. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. ❤ I love the traditional songs. Is there any way that the words could be translated onto the screen from time to time? It would give an even deeper appreciation of the dance. 😊 I pray that with what is happening with Iraq and Israel doesn't affect any of the Kurdish people. It's so very heartbreaking. Many prayers and blessings and protection for your country and people. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ You are such beautiful peaceful people. I love you all. ❤❤❤❤
I love history and this video is very fruitful as I am gaining a better understanding of the Kurdish culture on as a whole , thank you Piccadilly Pooh Bear 🐻my man’s best kept secret hey 😉🇬🇧🇯🇲💛🙏🏽always 😊.
For those wondering about the ancestors of the Kurds Kurds are the people of Indo-Europe Medes, Sassanids and Hurrians are the ancestors of the Kurds. Medes en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medes Hurrian en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurrians
The women try to appear pridefull, elegant and not give away smiles easily. As you may notice the women also scan the surrounding more often, and their steps are more elegant and thoughtful, while the males go wilder. It has the reason in it being originally a war ritual. It was basically the last dance before going into a battle. The Parthians(who are descend of the Medes/Mitanni and ancestor to the Kurds) used to do this in combination with Davul and Zurna, to also intimidate the Romans. By showing that they don't fear the battle.
OK, so the Kurds are Iranian? Iranian speaking? Or are they Turkish? I guess I have not learned much about these people. I know one thing, they are some of the prettiest people I've ever seen. I assume they are Muslim or Islamic and not Christian. Which is not big deal to me bc I could care less about another's religion quite honestly unless their religion makes them selfish and full of hate toward Creation. Anyway, this is sort of cool when you find out something you have never known before and you're able to watch people from another culture enjoy each other with dancing and celebration.....while holding hands as one. Cool! ❤
We are Indo-Europeans not Turkic or Semitic , and yes we are close to other Iranians but we preserved our Ancient heritage ,culture and genetics more than others (Persians etc ).. because we lived on mountains and barely got subjugated . and yes We majority follow Sunni Shaf’hi sect of Islam which our islamic leader Saladin Ayubbi followed
@@kurdishmountainlion2516 thank you so much for your reply. I have been reading more about your people as I love so much of your cultural aspects such as brotherhood/community, music, food, love of God/Allah. Very, very interesting. Plus...I have to say you all are so gorgeous, so beautiful! Men and women alike. Again, thank you! Blessings.
The men must have dance so much more than the ladies, they are beautiful but very shy and never smile, I wonder if maybe the ones that had their heads wrapped can’t smile in presence of other men maybe?? I’m asking anybody that knows why some ladies heads are wrapped and some not! ??
This video is in English. However, we recommend checking out the Kurdish version narrated by our Kurdish friend Ömer Kadan to experience the captivating sounds of the ancient language in this video via the link below. Enjoy!
Guhertoya Zimanê Kurdî
ruclips.net/video/Ja_eRaM4HLc/видео.html
This is what the WHOLE world needs
right now! Instead of war, join hands and DANCE. 💜💜💜
Indeed 😊👌
Since Trump told us, he’s not getting us into any wars, I think your best bet to help for instead of war join hands and dance is too instead of voting Biden vote for Trump. Because let’s face it they are the ones who start the Warriors and run the wars, and decide when to end the wars. It’s not us against us. It’s them against us.
Thank you for the history of the dance. Now I must read the history of the brave Kurdish people.❤😊
Enjoy our history❣️
Please let me know if you need anything. I am more than happy to share historical information about the Kurds, as I am Kurd myself.
@@kazhagarmiyani8181thank you for your offer. Yes please do let us know what you like us to feature. Two of our team members are Kurdi from Istanbul. They give us videos and suggestions. Would love your contributions too. You may email us. Our email in our profile page. Thanks so much. 😊🙏🏼❣️
So cool to hear the history of these magnificent people
I sure be glad that one day all the Land will be given back to it's right full ownership! Dance is Fellas! Dance!💞
Brothers......you know it. Excellent
They r very handsome and their smiles r great I do enjoy this 😄👍
Thank you so much ! That was truly a beautiful presentation. I think its good that people also see who they were historically via the art/tapestry pictures. Spread between multiple countries cannot be easy. And yet you keep the peace in your provinces. I pray that war doesn't break out within your borders and your neighbors do not try to conscript any of you into service. This my prayer for the continuance and safety for Kurdish brothers and sisters that we have had the pleasure to get to know.❤
Thank you for your beautiful message and your heartfelt concern Allison. We will strive to reclaim our motherland no matter how many generations it takes❣️🌹❣️
@@PiccadillyPoohBear ❤️🙏
This is so cool to learn the history of the Kurdish Dance , very interesting
The Kurds history told to us is amazing. I finally must remark that I have never seen a male Kurdish dancer that isn't sexy. Is it in their genes?? I am elderly and still get such enjoyment out of their dance . Thank you all.
Thank you so much ❣️🌹❣️
I thought so too. Sexy seems to ooze from these men.
I have noticed that some groups do not smile and other are into it. I have never seen a women s group be boosters and smile. The harder they stomp, the lower they bow the better I love it. You go guys! ❤❤
Women have to behave decently next to men. Women have many responsibilities in these matters.
The women try to appear pridefull, elegant and not give away smiles easily. As you may notice the women also scan the surrounding more often, and their steps are more elegant and thoughtful, while the males go wilder. It has the reason in it being originally a war ritual. It was basically the last dance before going into a battle. The Parthians(who are descend of the Medes/Mitanni and ancestor to the Kurds) used to do this to also intimidate the Romans. By showing that they don't fear the battle.
Thank you for the historical details. Love the foot work. 🕺💃👌❤🇨🇦
Our pleasure!❣️
Wonderful video. Those tapestries are beyond gorgeous!!
For those wondering about the ancestors of the Kurds Kurds are the people of Indo-Europe Medes, Sassanids and Hurrians are the ancestors of the Kurds.
Medes
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medes
Hurrian
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurrians
It was good to hear about the history of the dance.💯🙏🏻❤️
Glad you enjoy ❣️🌹
I am so glad that someone explained this, i find it great. Long live the kurdish people.
Thank you for dhowing the background of the dance, very informative.
Our pleasure!
I have noticed the majority of the gentlemen dancers do smile, but the women do not. I have never seen not the First Lady smiling. They are prideful of their culture. The illustrations are beautiful! Very interesting information! ❤
Yup, I said the same thing before. The woman are soo serious and look like they are miserable. But the men are alway's happy and smiling, and look like they are having fun and enjoying themselves. It's very interesting to me why that is??
@@paulboy741Women have to behave decently next to men. Women have many responsibilities in these matters.🎉
Good observation Lisa 👍❣️
Yes Paul. What wirwir said. Besides, the answer is also in the video 😊👌
@@PiccadillyPoohBear❤❤❤
Such an interesting and awesome history. Please keep providing history on the currents. I find them fascinating.
Well noted and thank you 🩷☀️💚
Love love love...energy...great looking and having fun!!!
Thank you! 🤗
That was so nice, and the history was great. I really enjoy learning new things, Thank you.😊❤️❤️❤️❤️🙋🏻♀️
Glad you enjoyed it Shirley ❣️🌹
Beautiful.😊.
Thank you for the history on this dance .. very interesting. I love learning different things.
Glad you enjoyed it Sherry😊❣️
Good to know I’ve learned something today
Glad to hear it ❣️🌹
Love your videos and my favorites are the ones featuring Sofi ,there is something so special about him.🙏🏾
I love this. I wish I was there.
Well put !! 👏
They are good looking too, Bravo !
This was a beautiful presentation of the Kurdish history of the dance. Thank you so much for sharing this with us. ❤ I love the traditional songs. Is there any way that the words could be translated onto the screen from time to time? It would give an even deeper appreciation of the dance. 😊
I pray that with what is happening with Iraq and Israel doesn't affect any of the Kurdish people. It's so very heartbreaking.
Many prayers and blessings and protection for your country and people. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are such beautiful peaceful people. I love you all. ❤❤❤❤
Noted. And thank you for your heartfelt message. Current event has not affect us.
This dance is really beautiful. Always a delight to see this at weddings. Thank you for enlightening us. ❤
Our pleasure!
MOST OF THE MEN SMILE. & ARE GOOD LOOKING WITH OR WITHOUT BEARDS.
I love history and this video is very fruitful as I am gaining a better understanding of the Kurdish culture on as a whole , thank you Piccadilly Pooh Bear 🐻my man’s best kept secret hey 😉🇬🇧🇯🇲💛🙏🏽always 😊.
Thank you for enjoying our channel. It’s time to say goodbye. Our work is done. All the best.
@@PiccadillyPoohBear omd you mean your channel will be no more my friend ? Am I right in saying this ?
Beautiful
Thank you ❣️😊❣️
The men dance. Kurdish women are beautiful and strong.
i would love to read kurdish history where do i begin?
For those wondering about the ancestors of the Kurds Kurds are the people of Indo-Europe Medes, Sassanids and Hurrians are the ancestors of the Kurds.
Medes
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medes
Hurrian
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurrians
I need this i n my life ❤❤❤❤❤❤
They are HOT!!!
The women try to appear pridefull, elegant and not give away smiles easily. As you may notice the women also scan the surrounding more often, and their steps are more elegant and thoughtful, while the males go wilder. It has the reason in it being originally a war ritual. It was basically the last dance before going into a battle. The Parthians(who are descend of the Medes/Mitanni and ancestor to the Kurds) used to do this in combination with Davul and Zurna, to also intimidate the Romans. By showing that they don't fear the battle.
Thank you for the extra information. Your support is very much appreciated 🙏🏼❤️☀️💚🙏🏼
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I thought it to be wedding celebration 🎉🎉🎉 . Indians of America did war dance too . I think they do peace dance now . Love not war . ❤❤❤❤❤
I love the beautiful modest dresses of the women. All of the are lovely, without plunge necks and high skirt cuts. Not needed for sexey.
Beautiful art. Much like Indian art.
OK, so the Kurds are Iranian? Iranian speaking? Or are they Turkish? I guess I have not learned much about these people. I know one thing, they are some of the prettiest people I've ever seen. I assume they are Muslim or Islamic and not Christian. Which is not big deal to me bc I could care less about another's religion quite honestly unless their religion makes them selfish and full of hate toward Creation.
Anyway, this is sort of cool when you find out something you have never known before and you're able to watch people from another culture enjoy each other with dancing and celebration.....while holding hands as one. Cool! ❤
We are Indo-Europeans not Turkic or Semitic , and yes we are close to other Iranians but we preserved our Ancient heritage ,culture and genetics more than others (Persians etc ).. because we lived on mountains and barely got subjugated . and yes We majority follow Sunni Shaf’hi sect of Islam which our islamic leader Saladin Ayubbi followed
@@kurdishmountainlion2516 thank you so much for your reply. I have been reading more about your people as I love so much of your cultural aspects such as brotherhood/community, music, food, love of God/Allah. Very, very interesting. Plus...I have to say you all are so gorgeous, so beautiful! Men and women alike.
Again, thank you! Blessings.
Kurds are gu ti um Medes and easily said zagrosian group of people Kurds are far pre any Iranian people so no Kurds are not Iranian
@@homelessnative thank you very much for your reaponse!!!!
@@tresmegetit369 you’re welcome dear friend
The men must have dance so much more than the ladies, they are beautiful but very shy and never smile, I wonder if maybe the ones that had their heads wrapped can’t smile in presence of other men maybe?? I’m asking anybody that knows why some ladies heads are wrapped and some not! ??
The answers to your questions are mentioned in the video.
Interesting tapestry showing people dancing, must be before they adopted Islam. In Islam faces are not show. Beautiful dance.
Really cool video! Thanks
In India also himanchal and Uttarakhand we perform similar dance to celebrate