"Progonolatreia", Do you have any idea whats this song about and what he says in this song?
Translation;
"my lovely brunet darling"
"shake your ass"
"shake your belly"
"perform your belly dance"
"shake your boobs"
AND, you say this song written by Greeks in the name of agia sofia church and for religious beliefs? ROFL ... this is traditional greek/turkish song usually performed at taverns. You blew this time dude, now go write your megalo greek fascist comments at another video.
The whole thing is that turks borrowed many things from Greeks especially their basic of their nation,also Greeks afterwards for 400 years surely have many turkish characteritics,today they have almost saqme heritage,noone is as pure as he was before they met
guys, relax..ok, both sides made very stupid things 80 years ago, but we need to move on and learn from our mistaces.enjoy the beautiful music and the delicious food we have given and taught to eachother. :))
guys we dont war relax but we get angry with some of your actions like in our sea when u fly!!!i can explain good cause it is difficult to explaib in english but i know that all know what i am saying!!peace but turks watch not show your power with that actions
well, wars are harsh..i am sure that some bad things did happen. however, just as the trurkish took some things from the greeks they also brought things to greece from turkey and from the arabs as well. and yes, the turks did learn lots of things from the greek, the arabs and others.
I totally agree ytheas. It is our common heritage and I feel proud of this culture with both Greek and Turkish background. I will share it with my friends in Canada here.
Thank´s a lot,ilove this song, heard it on very old casette i have at home before :-) ... could you please tell me the name in turkish? Is it possible to get notes for this song?
I uploaded a Turkish version of this song, also called Aman Yiala, and also sung by Dalgas on another video: Greek(refugees) sing Turkish. I don't know if there are any published transcriptions of this song.
GREECE+TURKIYA))
SamadSd 1 year ago
i don't understand this song but i like it so much
Ben çok güzel çok seviyorum dizi Turki bu şarkıyı
from arab
fwsh90 1 year ago
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This is still the most desired tsifteteli in Oinousses (Chios), amaaaaaan yalla yalla seviorum yalla!
zitohellas 1 year ago
This is still the most desired tsifteteli in Oinousses (Chios), amaaaaaan yalla yalla seviorum yalla!
zitohellas 1 year ago
süper a q daha ne olsun 35 lik le super gidiyor
jeday34 1 year ago
süper
althusser39 2 years ago
what "aman yiala" means in turkish?
daos87 2 years ago
@daos87
It means something like "C`moon" .....to provoke his darling to get up and make her sexy belly dance moves :)
mail2onur 2 years ago
@daos87 aman send me lahana
metesunshine 1 year ago
@daos87 "yiala" is from arabic which means to "come on". it has spread through the balkans through the Ottoman empire.
gajda1984 7 months ago
great job romeikos2; i enjoy it
please where can i download the version with roza eshkenazi; it's my favorite, and his version of rampi rampi too; pleeeeeaaaase
Chebaanemido78 2 years ago
bana yolla lahana yolla )seviyorum inan dosto lahanedes )
dagaslani 2 years ago
ti fwnara re exei autos o dalgas....
ntalgas 2 years ago
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give freedom to the holy agia sofia and after ask for our friendship,,
this songs originated and is music written for the church of agia sofia
is ecclesiasticall hymns wellknow as amanedes in both greece and turkey
progonolatreia 2 years ago
"Progonolatreia", Do you have any idea whats this song about and what he says in this song?
Translation;
"my lovely brunet darling"
"shake your ass"
"shake your belly"
"perform your belly dance"
"shake your boobs"
AND, you say this song written by Greeks in the name of agia sofia church and for religious beliefs? ROFL ... this is traditional greek/turkish song usually performed at taverns. You blew this time dude, now go write your megalo greek fascist comments at another video.
mail2onur 2 years ago 16
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greeks songs stolen by the lazy ottomans
progonolatreia 2 years ago
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Everything did start in Greek & Latin ..
mksunicorn 2 years ago
The whole thing is that turks borrowed many things from Greeks especially their basic of their nation,also Greeks afterwards for 400 years surely have many turkish characteritics,today they have almost saqme heritage,noone is as pure as he was before they met
tuxedomoon 2 years ago
guys, relax..ok, both sides made very stupid things 80 years ago, but we need to move on and learn from our mistaces.enjoy the beautiful music and the delicious food we have given and taught to eachother. :))
nilrepektas 2 years ago 3
guys we dont war relax but we get angry with some of your actions like in our sea when u fly!!!i can explain good cause it is difficult to explaib in english but i know that all know what i am saying!!peace but turks watch not show your power with that actions
manolisk1990 3 years ago
it is not your sea?!!!! our sea. ahahhahaha
ayhanka23 2 years ago
greeks must be frıendly for lıke me turkısh people dont you see our homogeneous culture turks and greeks ın peace ı hope ın near tıme.....
fatih79 3 years ago 3
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eurithing like ,land,musik,children,food,style,ideas is stolen by the ottomans!
its time to be said some trues and no more lies
saltadoros08 3 years ago
well, wars are harsh..i am sure that some bad things did happen. however, just as the trurkish took some things from the greeks they also brought things to greece from turkey and from the arabs as well. and yes, the turks did learn lots of things from the greek, the arabs and others.
donttry101 2 years ago
the acquisition from byzantioum of treatises on the greek theory of musical culture encouraged by the calips al mamun 813-833 and al-mutasin832-842..
the fpilosopher al-kindi wrote several short treatises that servet as text books for several centuries....
al-kindi was the first of the greek inspired theoristis
progonolatreia 3 years ago
Merci romeikos!
Dan1988A 3 years ago
God bless you for this work romeikos ! thanks for sharing these masterpieces.
I can remember about my childness and my great parents here in France, they were rumi's and spoke and sang both greek and turkish.
This is my heritage, our common heritage.
pytheas 3 years ago 4
I totally agree ytheas. It is our common heritage and I feel proud of this culture with both Greek and Turkish background. I will share it with my friends in Canada here.
Bahaohcebol 3 years ago 10
Awesome...a wonderful testimony to the nice days when greeks and turks used to live together..
aram34 3 years ago 4
Thank´s a lot,ilove this song, heard it on very old casette i have at home before :-) ... could you please tell me the name in turkish? Is it possible to get notes for this song?
cantabocek 3 years ago
I uploaded a Turkish version of this song, also called Aman Yiala, and also sung by Dalgas on another video: Greek(refugees) sing Turkish. I don't know if there are any published transcriptions of this song.
romeikos2 3 years ago
oooooooooof anam oooof :) Thanks for sharing.Filakia pola.Salutes to Hellas and Turkey.
Jamrock81 3 years ago
Na' sai kala romeiko2! Eisai foberos!
mtk
outistas 3 years ago
One of my all time favorite songs. It is still sung often at the panigiris of northern Chios.
lzoumas 3 years ago
very good
nadirharani 3 years ago