fenerbahçe türküsü bu. bunu niçin fenerbahçeliler bilmiyor hayret doğrusu . böyle bir türkün varken fenerbahçe marşına ne gerek var . biz bunu anadoluda LEFTERİN GOLLERİ ÇOK YAMAN --- BENİMDE SARI KANARYAM diye söylerdik . vallada billada aziz yıldırım bile uyuyor ..
La Roza sings most beutifully ! Let's put aside the political comments. We won't change the world. Let's talk music, art, love - if it still exists. Let us be an example for others in collaboration and not in separation. Back to La Roza, I wonder if there are filmed performances of her.
@saltadoros08 Boring, boring, boring, and mostly old crap. Get over it. Greeks, Jews, Turks and Armenians have many things in common. Let's celebrate that. Na petaxoume to nasionalismo.
AXAXAX KALA TA LETE PALHKARIA AYSTRALEZAKIA EYRO PAIWS?HM MALISTA O ALLOS DEN GOUSTAREI TOURKIKA? APO GERMANIKA PWS PATE RE FRITZAKIA? DEN MILA KANEIS E? TA KSEXASAN TA KAGKOURO? PSIT EDW EMEIS GOUSTAROUME KAI OPOIA KOTTA DEN GOUSTAREI TON POULO PARAPASXALA KAI SE ALLH PARALEIA GYMNHSTWN!!!!!!!!!!!
ΡΕ MALEHAWK ΕΙΣΑΙ ΒΛΑΚΑΣ ΡΕ?ΓΕΛΟΙΟΣ ΤΕΛΕΙΩΣ,ΔΕΝ ΗΞΕΡΑ ΠΩΣ ΕΧΕΙ ΔΙΑΦΟΡΕΤΙΚΗ ΟΡΘΟΓΡΑΦΙΑ Η ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΟΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΗ,ΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΑΧΧΑΧΑΠΟΣΟ ΜΑΛΑΚΑΣ ΕΙΣΑΙ ΠΟΣΟ????ΜΕ ΔΙΑΣΚΕΔΑΖΕΙΣ.ΣΥΝΕΧΙΣΕ ΕΤΣΙ ΓΕΛΟΙΕ ΒΛΑΚΑΚΟ ΠΟΥ ΚΑΝΕΙΣ ΕΠΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΗ ΑΠΟ ΤΟ PC ΣΟΥ.ΓΕΛΟΙΕ.ΒΛΑΚΑ.ΚΕΡΑΤΑ.ΚΑΙ ΤΟ THEDIAS ΣΕ ΠΑΡΑΠΕΜΠΕΙ ΣΕ ΜΠΑΤΣΟΥΣ Ε?ΜΟΝΟ ΑΥΤΟ ΥΠΑΡΧΕΙ ΓΙΑ ΝΑ ΣΚΕΦΤΕΙΣ.ΠΟΣΟ ΧΑΖΟΣ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΠΟΣΟ????????
One world, one music. This music is so beautiful and pioneering that it is difficult for all of us, Greeks, Turkish, Armenians, Jews, or Arabs to admit that we have more in common than differences. It is also impossible to admit how much underdevelopment we have succumbed due to politics and wars. People are the same everywhere and they have the potential to cooperate nicely...
PS. I am Greek, dislike Eastern-Turkish-Arabic mentality, want to live 100% European but I have to admit some things.
It is a great irony to listen to this wonderful music and read about Turks, Armenians, Greeks and Jews not getting along. The Ottomans were clever enough to create nitches for everyone as long as their taxes were paid. And the human heart created many, many families of mixed origins, since love does not discriminate. The great power of the Ottomans was their diversity.
@shawneechief ΜΙΛΩ ΚΑΙ ΣΚΕΠΤΟΜΑΙ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ,ΑΝ ΕΧΕΙΣ ΚΑΤΙ ΝΑ ΠΕΙΣ ΠΕΣ ΤΟ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ.ΑΝ ΔΕΝ ΜΠΟΡΕΙΣ ΚΑΤΣΕ ΕΚΕΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΥΣΤΡΑΛΙΑ,ΑΝ ΕΙΣΑΙ ΑΠΟ 'ΚΕΙ.ΚΑΙ ΑΣΕ ΕΜΑΣ ΤΟΥΣ ΡΑΤΣΙΣΤΕΣ ΟΠΩΣ Μ Ε ΑΠΟΚΑΛΕΣΕΣ ΣΤΗΝ ΧΩΡΑ ΜΑΣ ΗΣΥΧΟΥΣ.ΑΝΟΙΞΕ ΤΗΝ ΤΗΛΕΟΡΑΣΗ ΣΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΠΑΡΕ ΤΙΣ" ΕΝΤΟΛΕΣ" ΣΟΥ.ΠΙΕΣ ΤΗ ΜΠΥΡΑ ΣΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΧΕΣΕ ΜΑΣ.
@TheDIAS36 Τον πατριωτισμό σου να τον έχεις και να το χαίρεσαι. Μην ανησυχείς εγώ θα κάτσω εδώ που είμαι, γιατί «εσείς» την Ελλάδα όχι μόνο χεσμένη την έχετε καταντήσει άλλα και χειρότερα. Και ένα άλλο, μην φωνάζεις, σε ακούμε αρκετά καλά δυστυχώς.
@shawneechief ΠΟΛΥ ΩΡΑΙΑ ΤΑ ΛΕΣ,ΔΕΝ ΑΝΗΣΥΧΩ,ΕΙΜΑΙ ΣΙΓΟΥΡΟΣ ΠΩΣ ΘΑ ΚΑΤΣΕΙΣ ΕΚΕΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΣΙΓΟΥΡΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΣΦΑΛΕΙΑ ΠΟΥ ΣΟΥ ΠΡΟΣΦΕΡΕΙ Η ΑΥΣΤΡΑΛΙΑ.ΕΜΕΙΣ ΕΙΜΑΣΤΕ ΔΕΜΕΝΟΙ ΜΕ ΤΟΝ ΤΟΠΟ ΜΑΣ ΚΑΙ ΔΕΝ ΤΟΝ ΠΑΡΑΤΑΜΕ ΓΙΑ ΑΛΛΕΣ ΠΑΤΡΙΔΕΣ,ΟΤΙ ΚΑΙ ΝΑ ΜΑΣ ΠΡΟΣΦΕΡΟΥΝ.ΕΙΠΕΣ ΦΩΝΑΖΩ,ΕΠΕΙΔΗ ΓΡΑΦΩ ΜΕ ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΑ ΠΡΟΦΑΝΩΣ.ΜΑΘΕ ΚΑΙ ΚΑΤΙ ΟΜΩΣ.Η ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗ ΓΡΑΦΗ ΗΤΑΝ ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΟΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΗ ΜΕΧΡΙ ΤΟΝ 9οΜΧ ΑΙΩΝΑ.ΚΑΙ ΑΝ ΕΜΕΙΣ ΤΗΝ ΕΧΟΥΜΕ ΧΕΣΜΕΝΗ ΟΠΩΣ ΛΕΣ,ΤΙ ΝΑ ΠΟΥΜΕ ΚΑΙ ΜΕΙΣ ΓΙ ΑΥΤΟΥΣ ΠΟΥ "ΛΑΚΗΣΑΝΕ".ΚΑΤΣΕ ΕΚΕΙ ΠΟΥ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΚΑΛΥΤΕΡΑ ΓΙΑ ΜΑΣ.
@TheDIAS36 και νασαι ντομπρος με τον εαυτο σου γιατι εμεις οι άλλοι σε καταλάβαμε γράφεις κεφαλαία γιατι δεν ξέρεις ορθογραφία και γιατι φαινεται πιο τσαμπουκαλίδικο το κεφαλαίο...σαν τις κραυγές του υστερικου Αδωνι..εισαι και φασιστοπαπάκιας που πληρώνεσαι απο τους φορους μας για να πεφτεις με την μηχανή σου σε ηλικιωμένες διαδηλωτριες.
@shawneechief ΚΑΙ ΚΑΤΙ ΤΕΛΕΥΤΑΙΟ,ΚΑΙ ΜΕΙΣ ΕΙΧΑΜΕ ΕΥΚΑΙΡΕΙΕΣ ΝΑ ΦΥΓΟΥΜΕ ΓΙΑ ΝΑ ΚΟΝΟΜΗΣΟΥΜΕ ΠΕΡΙΣΣΟΤΕΡΑ.ΑΡΝΗΘΗΚΑΜΕ ΟΜΩΣ.ΘΙΕΛΩ ΠΡΩΤΟΣ ΝΑ ΒΛΕΠΩ ΗΛΙΟ ΚΑΙ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΚΑΙ ΟΧΙ ΤΣΙΜΕΝΤΑ.ΚΑΙ ΜΑΛΛΟΝ ΝΕΟΦΙΛΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΟ ΑΥΣΤΡΑΛΑΚΙ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΑΥΤΑ ΜΑΣ ΦΑΓΑΝΕ,ΟΙ ΝΕΟΦΙΛΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΙΣΜΟΙ.ΚΑΤΣΕ ΕΚΕΙ ΠΟΥ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΕΣΥ ΚΑΙ ΟΙ ΑΠΟΨΕΙΣ ΣΟΥ,ΠΑΡΕ ΚΑΙ ΑΛΛΟΥΣ ΜΑΖΙ ΣΟΥ ΑΝ ΜΠΟΡΕΙΣ.ΑΥΤΑ.
Ofadar benzerki herşey iki halk arasında,sınırlar kaldırılmalı ne gerek var ayrılığa okadar çok ortak değer varken,yaşasın kardeşlik Türk ve Yunan kardeşliği.milliyetçiliğin her türlüsü kahrolsun iki taraftada
roza was jewish. does anyone feel like mentioning that the asia minor catastrophe is what sent all of these wonderful and talented people to athens. if it was up to the ottomans of that time, they would be dead.
@em1dem that's actually not true .. nationalism is everywhre .. and Ataturk wasn't racist at all, the first thing he did was make peace with Greece and those people you're talking about they still live in Turkey. I know many Jews and Christians even over 270 thousand armenians (100 000 are legal, the rest just are illegals)
That s right hedzog. The Ottomans were the third term of Rome Empire. The only diffirence was Ottomans were muslim but I really think that s make them more special then Romans. Because you know there were more stuff in the "melting pot" of Turks.
Though I am an Anglo from Canada I have always been fascinated by the culture of Byzantium, or Constaninople or Istanbul. In essence it is and has always been a Greek culture, when the Turks took it over they preserved and adopted many Greek customs. Weren't many of the admirals and sailors of the Ottoman navy Greek? Unfortunately I think Western nationalists in order to weaken the empire for their own gain invented ethnic nationalism to divide and conquer people. For me, Rome ended in 1923.
Nope the admirals and sailors of the Ottoman army were mostly Turkish. I wouldnt know why they would be greek? The Turkish navy was crucial in capturing Istanbul. Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasa, one of the most famous admirals in the world had a Turkish father and a mother who was a converted Greek muslim.
Anyways, I dunno why Im giving a history lesson on a music video.
@Turkish2023 No problem my man, thanks for the info. I get the impression from reading the comments that there is still alot of confusion regarding the people of Anatolia. Anyhow, as a Canadian anglo, I've always loved the food and music of the region.
It is a great irony to listen to this wonderful music and read about Turks, Armenians, Greeks and Jews not getting along. The Ottomans were clever enough to create nitches for everyone as long as their taxes were paid. And the human heart created many, many families of mixed origins, since love does not discriminate. The great power of the Ottomans was their diversity.
OMG, don't you see that we (Greeks and Turks) have so much in common regarding music and culture? Don't u see we are both able to feel and enjoy the same this beautiful song? Why don't we concentrate on what we have in common and we spoil everything with nonsense? Anger brings anger while music is life and love. I like very much Turkish people and I think they have a great culture. Politics is another issue and music has nothing to do with that.
I am tired of trying to listen to these beautiful songs and artists and instead of reading nice comments for the voice and the song itself, the only thing I read is just the disagreement of the origins of the songs and now, even singers!
We all know that both polpulations were influenced by each other and there is no point of arguing who sung it first. This is an endless conversation and won't be resolved so stop doing this!Geia sou Roza fwnara!H megalyteri fwni pou ipir3e!
Rosa,Marika and Stella what ever they are they was a good singers we will be remeberit all the time god bless thet soil ( Allah gani gani rahmet eylesin, Asdzvats hokinin luysavore)
Yes Roza was Jewish but so was Stella Haskil and Marika Ninou was Armenian but they were all Greek and the religion is irrelevant as they wete great rembetisses and Rosa was the greatest. Markos Vamvakaris was a Catholic but he was still Greek and again an irrelevance he was a great rembetica singer.
This is a later recording - 45rpm from the 60s - with Roza being accompanied by the Manisa born violinist Dimitris Ladopoulos. Her first recording was from the 1930s and was the first Greek version, she wrote the lyrics, based on the Turkish orginal, as she says in her own autobiography. She rerecorded it again in 1953 in Istanbul, sung in Turkish, with the great clarinetist Sukru Tunar. The recording, released on the NY based Balkan label, is titled "Kanarya (Bulbul)".
It is heart breaking to read racist insultswhile listening to this wonderful music. antope11's post is insulting to Turks, it is insulting to Mogols because they are referred as a backward or uncivilised people. It is insulting to Greeks because while antope purports to be swearing on their behalf, the Greek people are not this low. Could Pamir remove insulting remarks (Turk or Greek) from this site please?
Dear Gokhan, I understand your sensitivity, however, there is only one world and we have to learn to somehow to live together in it, tolerate each other. I will not remove antiope11's comments from this thread. Having said that, I did remove a few entries that were not anything more than swearing. The main reason for that is they sound like noise to my ears. A couple of people from opposing groups were so consumed by their hatred that they were not interested in the beauty of what Roza had done.
Dear Antiope11,you are so low educated that you repeat every single nonsense you have heard from every stupid fascist.There is no ethnological connection between the genre of Ottomans,a genre originated from what today is called inner-Turkey,and the Mongols,a nomadic genre extremely restricted for centuries in its bounds,thousand miles away from Ottomans.Don't be insulting but educated and historically judicial and acute .
once again is the woman singing this song greek or turkish? If the music comes from lips which are Greek, then the music is Greek, especialy if those lips resides within the borders of the country which is claimed to be known as "GREEK." Once again, a type of music is not invented, it is discovered, therefore what determines the ethnicity of the artifact is by whom it was made, not influenced.
Actually this is a very old folk song from çanakkale/biga within the borders of the country which is claimed to be known as "Turkish". But it's not the case. A good melody has no nationality or country. Does it really matters if it's Greek or Turkish or Swahili? Whatever man. You obviously are not interested in "speaking" in the real sense of the word.
Look man i'll make it as painfuly obvious to you. That turksih folk music is from turkey, and this greek folk music is from greece....do you see your errors?
Roza Eskenazi was Greek-Jewish, but Turkish citizen before the population exchange between Greece and Turkey in 1924, that occurred after the end of the Greco-Turkish war of 1919-1922. She came to Greece along with 1.5 million more Greeks,and never went back until her death in late 1970s.
One correction to what I said: Roza's family moved to Thessaloniki (still Ottoman Empire) well before the Greco-Turkish war, and immediately after became a singer of Greek songs.
we do not deny it. we live together with Kurds in Turkey for centuries.. but I hope you have seen Istanbul before... And wo dont have any problems about city names, I just want to emphasize that fascists use the literature for their aims.. We call Istanbul, Greeks call Konstantinopolis, we call Selanik, Greeks call Thessaloniki.. no problem for us.. lots of people misunderstand Turks because of their prejudices..
according to us, Turks, it comes from the phrase "islam-bol" means "islam is abundant and widespread... anyway.. what is the matter? Istanbul is a Turkish city now and Greeks perpetuate Istanbul in their fascist dreams... Have a nice dream to all you!! By the way, Roza Eskenazi great singer, respects to her...
We do not dream of anything. Istanbul is a Turkish city now...maybe a little Kurdish as well with so many million of Kurds living there.
But the word Istanbul comes from Greek, check some English source and not Turkish. Because according to you, Turks, the Armenian genocide did not occur...so do not take seriously your Turkish sources.
Kurdish city?? Is it not also a dream? You do not want to say that Istanbul is 'Turkish' city.. anyway.. how about genocide? We open our sources, but why Armenians do not open their sources? why they are afraid of? Armenian church says in 1915: 350.000-400.000 Armenians had died.. we already accept this.. Armenian now say 1.5million died.. puhhh... this is only a political issue for them and we do not care..
In Istanbul there are 4 million Kurds. Don't you think that this has a little bit of influence on the city's atmosphere? I am saying a little bit of influence, don't overeact.
Isanbul is a Turkish city. I feel ok by using the name Istanbul. But you, why Selanik? Any dreams awake?
For the Armenian genocide: The world has accepted it, the historians(Turkish historians as well) have accepted it, Pamuk has accepted it. Let's not debate over...whether the sun will rise tomorrow or not.
according to us, Turks, it comes from the phrase "islam-bol" means "islam is abundant and widespread... anyway.. what is the matter? Istanbul is a Turkish city now and Greeks perpetuate Istanbul in their fascist dreams... Have a nice dream to all you!! By the way, Roza Eskenazi great singer, respects to her...
Islambol phrase has only been used in a very short term in ottoman era. Origin of the word comes from stin-poli (to the city). There isn't even an arguement on this subject. All the respectable Turkish sources (Halil Inalcık, İlber Ortaylı etc...) also agree with this.
Smyrna or Izmir as host calls it was home for at least 4 different communities.Venizelos and his Megalidea policy resulted in massacre and exile for Greek and Armenian population and economic ruin for town. Exiles went to Epirus and Macedonia some settled in my hometown, Ioanniana.
Roza sung in Ladin, a dialect carried to Smyrna by Jewish refugees form Spain and Portugal. It can be understood by Vlakhoi as a related language. The events of 1922 were a tragedy for all because the loss of the Greek and Armenian community doomed the Smyrna economy for decades to come.
come on! all you, stop this comedy and just listen to the song... can't you share a song? some of you sing in Greek and some of you sing in Turkish so what is the problem all you aggresives? oooo sorry I forgot that you all are looking for trouble, but here is not the place for quarrel. Rosa can not rest in peace because of you!
Roza Eskenazi was of the Smyrna Jewish community, most of whom were of Spanish-Portugese origin. At one time Thessaloniki was the music capital of the Balkans and many differfent communities resided there -- all of them with their own contributions to music. None of it would be possible without the foundation of Hellenic scale and rythms
I think the Askenazic were East European, not Spanish who were Sephardim. Middle Eastern Jews are Mizrachi.
Jews were generally less persecuted under the Ottoman rule. One needs to take into account the influence of all these cultures, and the Greeks, and the Turks, and the Gypsies etc. The music belongs to the entire human family.
Bravo Gokhan. you are right mate. And indeed Askenazim are eastern and central european Jews but Roza despite her name was of Sephardim origin. Perhaps her ancestors before having been sent off from Iberic peninsula went there from Germany or so.
C'mon guys.. This is music.. Non politics. It is logic that countries around an area have lots of influences between themselves into their music styles. People saying that Greek music is Turkish or Turkish music is Persian or Slavic music is Greek have no idea about music.
Man, if there is one thing that turks brought from asia as a positive input for the culture of the region, that is music. Even the name "bouzuki" is turkish.
To bluetoe: I think that the Iznik pottery is a more important and original input in the culture of the region. There was nothing like that before the Turks came to Asia Minor.
I am saying this because there were 'bouzuki' type instruments before the settlement of Turks.
Sure mate, of course there were 'bouzuki' type instruments before the settlement of turks. All i wanted to say was, turks had a music culture and tradition and saying "your songs are composition of greeks, armenians and kurds" is not realistic.
ime prazakias şarkısıyla tanıdığım bu kadının sesindeki insanın ruhuna işleyen tınıyı çözebildiğim gün bahtiyar olacağım!Toprağın bol olsun hemşerim!Seni ne bizler bu ülkede bağrımıza basabildik,ne de gittiğin Yunanistan da seni insan yerine koydular.Kıymetin şimdi anlaşılıyor ama sefaletin asalet kazandırdığı bir insan oldun ya bu sana yeter.
she has wonderful voice... (old turkish song)
necdetalkan1 1 month ago
awful song. she sings like she has a death in her family. disgusting ugly middleeastern arab music.
Igotangry 2 months ago
@Igotangry YOUR EARS ARE UGLY!!!!!!!!!!!!
tape527i 1 month ago
@tape527i you are ugly fuck your yahve fuck your people.
Igotangry 1 month ago
fenerbahçe türküsü bu. bunu niçin fenerbahçeliler bilmiyor hayret doğrusu . böyle bir türkün varken fenerbahçe marşına ne gerek var . biz bunu anadoluda LEFTERİN GOLLERİ ÇOK YAMAN --- BENİMDE SARI KANARYAM diye söylerdik . vallada billada aziz yıldırım bile uyuyor ..
sahiplen 2 months ago
La Roza sings most beutifully ! Let's put aside the political comments. We won't change the world. Let's talk music, art, love - if it still exists. Let us be an example for others in collaboration and not in separation. Back to La Roza, I wonder if there are filmed performances of her.
mikyly100 3 months ago
all of you are idiots. just listen music
osgursert 3 months ago
amman amaaan
1poseidon1 5 months ago
Fenerbahce Όλοι οι λαοί είναι αδέλφια
Milesmex 7 months ago
ottoman empire it was the kingdom of the evil on earth,,
unjustice,slavery,violation of human rigths,discrimination of ethnic groups,
saltadoros08 10 months ago
@saltadoros08 byzantine empire was also an evil kingdom... the only good thing in this civilization was the music.
lefterhsk1 9 months ago
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saltadoros08 9 months ago
@saltadoros08 Boring, boring, boring, and mostly old crap. Get over it. Greeks, Jews, Turks and Armenians have many things in common. Let's celebrate that. Na petaxoume to nasionalismo.
lrubemp 8 months ago 3
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saltadoros08 8 months ago
@saltadoros08 idiot.
gokhanyapar 4 months ago
@gokhanyapar
FUCK YOU MAN YOU AND YOUR SULTANS
WE ARE DEMOCRATS AND THE ONLY RITHG GORVEMENT FOR THE GREEKS IS DEMOCRACY
saltadoros08 3 months ago
@saltadoros08 you only know fucking. idiot.remember fatih sultan mehmet. he got democrasy to your people. if you live now that was because of us
gokhanyapar 3 months ago
@gokhanyapar
you son of the bitch
saltadoros08 3 months ago
Kanarinaki mou glyko,Roza mou,exw faei kollhma me ta tragoudia sou kai den akouw tipote allo pia,kai kanenan...
mastouris69 11 months ago
AXAXAX KALA TA LETE PALHKARIA AYSTRALEZAKIA EYRO PAIWS?HM MALISTA O ALLOS DEN GOUSTAREI TOURKIKA? APO GERMANIKA PWS PATE RE FRITZAKIA? DEN MILA KANEIS E? TA KSEXASAN TA KAGKOURO? PSIT EDW EMEIS GOUSTAROUME KAI OPOIA KOTTA DEN GOUSTAREI TON POULO PARAPASXALA KAI SE ALLH PARALEIA GYMNHSTWN!!!!!!!!!!!
TRELLOTAXI69 1 year ago
ΡΕ MALEHAWK ΕΙΣΑΙ ΒΛΑΚΑΣ ΡΕ?ΓΕΛΟΙΟΣ ΤΕΛΕΙΩΣ,ΔΕΝ ΗΞΕΡΑ ΠΩΣ ΕΧΕΙ ΔΙΑΦΟΡΕΤΙΚΗ ΟΡΘΟΓΡΑΦΙΑ Η ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΟΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΗ,ΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΑΧΧΑΧΑΠΟΣΟ ΜΑΛΑΚΑΣ ΕΙΣΑΙ ΠΟΣΟ????ΜΕ ΔΙΑΣΚΕΔΑΖΕΙΣ.ΣΥΝΕΧΙΣΕ ΕΤΣΙ ΓΕΛΟΙΕ ΒΛΑΚΑΚΟ ΠΟΥ ΚΑΝΕΙΣ ΕΠΑΝΑΣΤΑΣΗ ΑΠΟ ΤΟ PC ΣΟΥ.ΓΕΛΟΙΕ.ΒΛΑΚΑ.ΚΕΡΑΤΑ.ΚΑΙ ΤΟ THEDIAS ΣΕ ΠΑΡΑΠΕΜΠΕΙ ΣΕ ΜΠΑΤΣΟΥΣ Ε?ΜΟΝΟ ΑΥΤΟ ΥΠΑΡΧΕΙ ΓΙΑ ΝΑ ΣΚΕΦΤΕΙΣ.ΠΟΣΟ ΧΑΖΟΣ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΠΟΣΟ????????
TheDIAS36 1 year ago
ΓΡΑΦΩ ΜΕ ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΑ ΓΙΑΤΙ ΔΕΝ ΞΕΡΩ ΟΡΘΟΓΡΑΦΙΑ Ε???ΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΑΠΟΣΟ ΒΛΑΚΑΣ ΕΙΣΑΙ ΡΕ?ΠΟΣΟ ΜΑ ΠΟΣΟ ΜΑΛΑΚΑΣ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΔΕΝ ΗΞΕΡΑ ΠΩΣ ΕΧΕΙ ΔΙΑΦΟΡΕΤΙΚΗ ΟΡΘΟΓΡΑΦΙΑ ΗΑ ΚΑΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΟΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΗ ΓΡΑΦΗ.ΕΙΣΑΙ ΜΑΛΑΚΑΣ MALEHAWK.KAI TO THEDIAS ΣΕ ΠΑΡΑΠΕΜΠΕΙ ΣΤΟΥΣ ΜΠΑΤΣΟΥΣ Ε?ΓΟΥΣΤΑΡΩ ΠΟΥ ΑΝΑΚΑΛΥΠΤΩ ΤΙ ΖΩΟΝ ΕΙΣΑΙ.ΕΙΣΑΙ ΤΕΛΕΙΩΣ ΗΛΙΘΙΟΣ,ΧΑΧΑΧΑΧΧΑΧΑΧΑΑΧΑΧ.ΜΕ ΔΙΑΣΚΕΔΑΖΕΙΣ ΣΥΝΕΧΙΣΕ ΕΤΣΙ.
TheDIAS36 1 year ago
One world, one music. This music is so beautiful and pioneering that it is difficult for all of us, Greeks, Turkish, Armenians, Jews, or Arabs to admit that we have more in common than differences. It is also impossible to admit how much underdevelopment we have succumbed due to politics and wars. People are the same everywhere and they have the potential to cooperate nicely...
PS. I am Greek, dislike Eastern-Turkish-Arabic mentality, want to live 100% European but I have to admit some things.
janisbliz 1 year ago
@janisbliz fuxk your europen mental moron...just listen the song....dont break this page's rule..
onderredno 1 year ago
@onderredno Sorry I didn't know there was a rule to keep silent... I'll do so, although in my country we are not obliged to do so...
janisbliz 1 year ago
It is a great irony to listen to this wonderful music and read about Turks, Armenians, Greeks and Jews not getting along. The Ottomans were clever enough to create nitches for everyone as long as their taxes were paid. And the human heart created many, many families of mixed origins, since love does not discriminate. The great power of the Ottomans was their diversity.
KewGardensNYC 1 year ago
ΑΝΤΕ ΓΑΜΗΘΕΙΤΕ ΡΕ ΤΟΥΡΚΟΙ,ΚΑΙ ΣΕΙΣ ΡΕ ΗΛΙΘΙΟΙ ΤΟΥΡΚΟΦΙΛΟΙ,ΜΑΛΑΚΕΣ ΝΕΙΦΙΛΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΟΙ.ΠΑΕΙ Η ΣΜΥΡΝΗ,ΣΕ ΛΙΓΟ ΚΑΙ ΤΟ ΑΙΓΑΙΟ,ΤΟΤΕ ΝΑ ΔΩ ΤΑ ΦΙΛΑΡΑΚΙΑ ΣΑΣ ΤΟΥΣ ΤΟΥΡΚΟΥΣ.ΔΕΝ ΥΠΑΡΧΕΙ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΧΩΡΙΣ ΑΙΓΑΙΟ.ΔΚΕΦΘΕΙΤΕ ΛΙΓΟ.ΔΕΝ ΘΑ ΠΑΘΕΤΕ ΤΙΠΟΤΑ,ΚΑΙ ΑΦΗΣΤΕ ΤΙΣ ΜΑΛΑΚΙΕΣ ΠΕΡΙ ΡΑΤΣΙΣΜΟΥ.ΣΠΟΥΔΑΙΟΓΕΛΟΙΟΙ!!!ΣΑΣ ΦΤΥΝΩ...
TheDIAS36 1 year ago
@TheDIAS36 Racism like yours won't solve Greece's problems. Maybe fewer people like you might help.
shawneechief 1 year ago
@shawneechief ΜΙΛΩ ΚΑΙ ΣΚΕΠΤΟΜΑΙ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ,ΑΝ ΕΧΕΙΣ ΚΑΤΙ ΝΑ ΠΕΙΣ ΠΕΣ ΤΟ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΑ.ΑΝ ΔΕΝ ΜΠΟΡΕΙΣ ΚΑΤΣΕ ΕΚΕΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΥΣΤΡΑΛΙΑ,ΑΝ ΕΙΣΑΙ ΑΠΟ 'ΚΕΙ.ΚΑΙ ΑΣΕ ΕΜΑΣ ΤΟΥΣ ΡΑΤΣΙΣΤΕΣ ΟΠΩΣ Μ Ε ΑΠΟΚΑΛΕΣΕΣ ΣΤΗΝ ΧΩΡΑ ΜΑΣ ΗΣΥΧΟΥΣ.ΑΝΟΙΞΕ ΤΗΝ ΤΗΛΕΟΡΑΣΗ ΣΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΠΑΡΕ ΤΙΣ" ΕΝΤΟΛΕΣ" ΣΟΥ.ΠΙΕΣ ΤΗ ΜΠΥΡΑ ΣΟΥ ΚΑΙ ΧΕΣΕ ΜΑΣ.
TheDIAS36 1 year ago
@TheDIAS36 Τον πατριωτισμό σου να τον έχεις και να το χαίρεσαι. Μην ανησυχείς εγώ θα κάτσω εδώ που είμαι, γιατί «εσείς» την Ελλάδα όχι μόνο χεσμένη την έχετε καταντήσει άλλα και χειρότερα. Και ένα άλλο, μην φωνάζεις, σε ακούμε αρκετά καλά δυστυχώς.
shawneechief 1 year ago
@shawneechief ΠΟΛΥ ΩΡΑΙΑ ΤΑ ΛΕΣ,ΔΕΝ ΑΝΗΣΥΧΩ,ΕΙΜΑΙ ΣΙΓΟΥΡΟΣ ΠΩΣ ΘΑ ΚΑΤΣΕΙΣ ΕΚΕΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΣΙΓΟΥΡΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΣΤΗΝ ΑΣΦΑΛΕΙΑ ΠΟΥ ΣΟΥ ΠΡΟΣΦΕΡΕΙ Η ΑΥΣΤΡΑΛΙΑ.ΕΜΕΙΣ ΕΙΜΑΣΤΕ ΔΕΜΕΝΟΙ ΜΕ ΤΟΝ ΤΟΠΟ ΜΑΣ ΚΑΙ ΔΕΝ ΤΟΝ ΠΑΡΑΤΑΜΕ ΓΙΑ ΑΛΛΕΣ ΠΑΤΡΙΔΕΣ,ΟΤΙ ΚΑΙ ΝΑ ΜΑΣ ΠΡΟΣΦΕΡΟΥΝ.ΕΙΠΕΣ ΦΩΝΑΖΩ,ΕΠΕΙΔΗ ΓΡΑΦΩ ΜΕ ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΑ ΠΡΟΦΑΝΩΣ.ΜΑΘΕ ΚΑΙ ΚΑΤΙ ΟΜΩΣ.Η ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗ ΓΡΑΦΗ ΗΤΑΝ ΚΕΦΑΛΑΙΟΓΡΑΜΜΑΤΗ ΜΕΧΡΙ ΤΟΝ 9οΜΧ ΑΙΩΝΑ.ΚΑΙ ΑΝ ΕΜΕΙΣ ΤΗΝ ΕΧΟΥΜΕ ΧΕΣΜΕΝΗ ΟΠΩΣ ΛΕΣ,ΤΙ ΝΑ ΠΟΥΜΕ ΚΑΙ ΜΕΙΣ ΓΙ ΑΥΤΟΥΣ ΠΟΥ "ΛΑΚΗΣΑΝΕ".ΚΑΤΣΕ ΕΚΕΙ ΠΟΥ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΚΑΛΥΤΕΡΑ ΓΙΑ ΜΑΣ.
TheDIAS36 1 year ago
@TheDIAS36 αγράμματε η ελληνική γραφη ηταν γραμμική πρώτα...μαθατε κακη ιστορια απο τους φασιστες ανόητε
malehawk 1 year ago
@TheDIAS36 και νασαι ντομπρος με τον εαυτο σου γιατι εμεις οι άλλοι σε καταλάβαμε γράφεις κεφαλαία γιατι δεν ξέρεις ορθογραφία και γιατι φαινεται πιο τσαμπουκαλίδικο το κεφαλαίο...σαν τις κραυγές του υστερικου Αδωνι..εισαι και φασιστοπαπάκιας που πληρώνεσαι απο τους φορους μας για να πεφτεις με την μηχανή σου σε ηλικιωμένες διαδηλωτριες.
malehawk 1 year ago
@shawneechief ΚΑΙ ΚΑΤΙ ΤΕΛΕΥΤΑΙΟ,ΚΑΙ ΜΕΙΣ ΕΙΧΑΜΕ ΕΥΚΑΙΡΕΙΕΣ ΝΑ ΦΥΓΟΥΜΕ ΓΙΑ ΝΑ ΚΟΝΟΜΗΣΟΥΜΕ ΠΕΡΙΣΣΟΤΕΡΑ.ΑΡΝΗΘΗΚΑΜΕ ΟΜΩΣ.ΘΙΕΛΩ ΠΡΩΤΟΣ ΝΑ ΒΛΕΠΩ ΗΛΙΟ ΚΑΙ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΚΑΙ ΟΧΙ ΤΣΙΜΕΝΤΑ.ΚΑΙ ΜΑΛΛΟΝ ΝΕΟΦΙΛΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΟ ΑΥΣΤΡΑΛΑΚΙ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΑΥΤΑ ΜΑΣ ΦΑΓΑΝΕ,ΟΙ ΝΕΟΦΙΛΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΙΣΜΟΙ.ΚΑΤΣΕ ΕΚΕΙ ΠΟΥ ΕΙΣΑΙ,ΕΣΥ ΚΑΙ ΟΙ ΑΠΟΨΕΙΣ ΣΟΥ,ΠΑΡΕ ΚΑΙ ΑΛΛΟΥΣ ΜΑΖΙ ΣΟΥ ΑΝ ΜΠΟΡΕΙΣ.ΑΥΤΑ.
TheDIAS36 1 year ago
Ofadar benzerki herşey iki halk arasında,sınırlar kaldırılmalı ne gerek var ayrılığa okadar çok ortak değer varken,yaşasın kardeşlik Türk ve Yunan kardeşliği.milliyetçiliğin her türlüsü kahrolsun iki taraftada
bekhan101 1 year ago
Does anybody know where to find the Greek lyrics?
simonaris 1 year ago
Wonderful: thanks for posting this!
Aeschylus 1 year ago
sefardik yahudisi ise soyadi niye eskenazi ?? :)
kuzey28 2 years ago
@kuzey28
Evet, o ilginç bir durum :)
mail2onur 1 year ago
και το τιμπουκτου---και το τζι-μπου-τι!!!
volosyros 2 years ago
yandim ali de ziynet sali de söylüyo bu parcayi .
:)
voyagerlast 2 years ago
roza m shalom alleynu from thessaloniki.ani kino roza.shalom shalom ana sabah kasab steinman
MsANA2020 2 years ago
She better should have sung this song in her mother tongue. There exists a version!
Gaxho38 2 years ago
@Gaxho38 , Roza was perfectly bilingual, but you are right in the fact tha,t her own turkish version of this tune is unwordly - aint exaggerate
lnpsych1 2 years ago
what is this stupid conversation here!!why does it always have to be the politics? why cant you just listen and appreciate the music as it is!
this is really stupid.
afacan143 2 years ago
ariadne, tell that to the cypriots. this is music that was born of protest. don't be naive.
bellmerdolls 2 years ago
bellmerdolls what you are saying is true, it was born out of protest. But does this song talks about what??Politics??? Don't think so.
sunsshine77 2 years ago
roza was jewish. does anyone feel like mentioning that the asia minor catastrophe is what sent all of these wonderful and talented people to athens. if it was up to the ottomans of that time, they would be dead.
bellmerdolls 2 years ago
bellmerdolls ottomans were proud of the mosaic of people they d under their rule
it was the "new turks"(fascist)ideas that kicked these people from asia minor and greece
of course with the blessings of britain,france etc..
if the ottomans were racist why should they have allowed thousands of spanish jews to settle in thessaloniki and many other areas of their empire?
it was venizelos and ataturk who branded
christians in turkey as "greeks" and muslims from greece as "turks"
em1dem 2 years ago 23
thats true,,
saltadoros08 2 years ago
correct
Vagatorro 2 years ago
@em1dem
you are crazy man
progonolatreia 1 year ago
@em1dem that's actually not true .. nationalism is everywhre .. and Ataturk wasn't racist at all, the first thing he did was make peace with Greece and those people you're talking about they still live in Turkey. I know many Jews and Christians even over 270 thousand armenians (100 000 are legal, the rest just are illegals)
3choBlast3r 1 year ago
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saltadoros08 10 months ago
not only to athens, "ta prosfygika" aren't only in athens, but in many areas of greece
sunsshine77 2 years ago
That s right hedzog. The Ottomans were the third term of Rome Empire. The only diffirence was Ottomans were muslim but I really think that s make them more special then Romans. Because you know there were more stuff in the "melting pot" of Turks.
ventolinman 2 years ago 5
Ottoman weren´t muslim; turkish and other millets were muslim. Ottoman is just and admistrative term without ethnic charge.
elamantedefuego 2 years ago
roza is a diva for turks and greeks , i love greek people so much. i think we all can be uniqe.. we are two parts of an apple ..
aybertum 2 years ago 3
Though I am an Anglo from Canada I have always been fascinated by the culture of Byzantium, or Constaninople or Istanbul. In essence it is and has always been a Greek culture, when the Turks took it over they preserved and adopted many Greek customs. Weren't many of the admirals and sailors of the Ottoman navy Greek? Unfortunately I think Western nationalists in order to weaken the empire for their own gain invented ethnic nationalism to divide and conquer people. For me, Rome ended in 1923.
heyzog 2 years ago 5
Congratulations my friend, you couldn't say more in a few lines.
sitarcos 2 years ago
Congratulations
DrMehmeter 2 years ago
@heyzog
Nope the admirals and sailors of the Ottoman army were mostly Turkish. I wouldnt know why they would be greek? The Turkish navy was crucial in capturing Istanbul. Barbarossa Hayreddin Pasa, one of the most famous admirals in the world had a Turkish father and a mother who was a converted Greek muslim.
Anyways, I dunno why Im giving a history lesson on a music video.
Turkish2023 1 year ago
@Turkish2023 No problem my man, thanks for the info. I get the impression from reading the comments that there is still alot of confusion regarding the people of Anatolia. Anyhow, as a Canadian anglo, I've always loved the food and music of the region.
heyzog 1 year ago
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It is a great irony to listen to this wonderful music and read about Turks, Armenians, Greeks and Jews not getting along. The Ottomans were clever enough to create nitches for everyone as long as their taxes were paid. And the human heart created many, many families of mixed origins, since love does not discriminate. The great power of the Ottomans was their diversity.
KewGardensNYC 1 year ago
OMG, don't you see that we (Greeks and Turks) have so much in common regarding music and culture? Don't u see we are both able to feel and enjoy the same this beautiful song? Why don't we concentrate on what we have in common and we spoil everything with nonsense? Anger brings anger while music is life and love. I like very much Turkish people and I think they have a great culture. Politics is another issue and music has nothing to do with that.
ariadni78 3 years ago 4
oui roza était juive et alors juive grécque
c était une grande chanteuse une des plus
grandes
cricripulala 3 years ago
I am tired of trying to listen to these beautiful songs and artists and instead of reading nice comments for the voice and the song itself, the only thing I read is just the disagreement of the origins of the songs and now, even singers!
We all know that both polpulations were influenced by each other and there is no point of arguing who sung it first. This is an endless conversation and won't be resolved so stop doing this!Geia sou Roza fwnara!H megalyteri fwni pou ipir3e!
13jocker 3 years ago 2
Rosa,Marika and Stella what ever they are they was a good singers we will be remeberit all the time god bless thet soil ( Allah gani gani rahmet eylesin, Asdzvats hokinin luysavore)
Bolisetsi 3 years ago 3
Yes Roza was Jewish but so was Stella Haskil and Marika Ninou was Armenian but they were all Greek and the religion is irrelevant as they wete great rembetisses and Rosa was the greatest. Markos Vamvakaris was a Catholic but he was still Greek and again an irrelevance he was a great rembetica singer.
scotseza 3 years ago 14
hastir, hepimiz osmanliydik iste, ne kurcaliyon.
bezgin 3 years ago
This is a later recording - 45rpm from the 60s - with Roza being accompanied by the Manisa born violinist Dimitris Ladopoulos. Her first recording was from the 1930s and was the first Greek version, she wrote the lyrics, based on the Turkish orginal, as she says in her own autobiography. She rerecorded it again in 1953 in Istanbul, sung in Turkish, with the great clarinetist Sukru Tunar. The recording, released on the NY based Balkan label, is titled "Kanarya (Bulbul)".
romeikos2 3 years ago 3
RELAXXXXX!!!!!
antiope11 3 years ago
This is Greek, they did not sing like this in Mongolia.
antiope11 4 years ago
It is heart breaking to read racist insultswhile listening to this wonderful music. antope11's post is insulting to Turks, it is insulting to Mogols because they are referred as a backward or uncivilised people. It is insulting to Greeks because while antope purports to be swearing on their behalf, the Greek people are not this low. Could Pamir remove insulting remarks (Turk or Greek) from this site please?
gokhansayram 3 years ago 4
Dear Gokhan, I understand your sensitivity, however, there is only one world and we have to learn to somehow to live together in it, tolerate each other. I will not remove antiope11's comments from this thread. Having said that, I did remove a few entries that were not anything more than swearing. The main reason for that is they sound like noise to my ears. A couple of people from opposing groups were so consumed by their hatred that they were not interested in the beauty of what Roza had done.
pamir2007 3 years ago
I think those comments should be seen to show how idiot people they are..
mparmparos 3 years ago 2
Dear Antiope11,you are so low educated that you repeat every single nonsense you have heard from every stupid fascist.There is no ethnological connection between the genre of Ottomans,a genre originated from what today is called inner-Turkey,and the Mongols,a nomadic genre extremely restricted for centuries in its bounds,thousand miles away from Ottomans.Don't be insulting but educated and historically judicial and acute .
katzentai 3 years ago
tam bi zavallısın.
bluetoe 4 years ago
once again is the woman singing this song greek or turkish? If the music comes from lips which are Greek, then the music is Greek, especialy if those lips resides within the borders of the country which is claimed to be known as "GREEK." Once again, a type of music is not invented, it is discovered, therefore what determines the ethnicity of the artifact is by whom it was made, not influenced.
madmaxsdp 4 years ago
Actually this is a very old folk song from çanakkale/biga within the borders of the country which is claimed to be known as "Turkish". But it's not the case. A good melody has no nationality or country. Does it really matters if it's Greek or Turkish or Swahili? Whatever man. You obviously are not interested in "speaking" in the real sense of the word.
bluetoe 4 years ago
Look man i'll make it as painfuly obvious to you. That turksih folk music is from turkey, and this greek folk music is from greece....do you see your errors?
madmaxsdp 4 years ago
Roza Eskenazi was Greek-Jewish, but Turkish citizen before the population exchange between Greece and Turkey in 1924, that occurred after the end of the Greco-Turkish war of 1919-1922. She came to Greece along with 1.5 million more Greeks,and never went back until her death in late 1970s.
toy2day 4 years ago 3
One correction to what I said: Roza's family moved to Thessaloniki (still Ottoman Empire) well before the Greco-Turkish war, and immediately after became a singer of Greek songs.
toy2day 4 years ago 3
Okay...but she is greek...so why are you responding to this?
madmaxsdp 4 years ago
Before Thessaloniki,for a short time,Roza and her family lived in Komotini(Gümilcine in Turkish)
mparmparos 3 years ago 3
yeah, turkish-greek friendship!
Agathogatos 4 years ago 4
we do not deny it. we live together with Kurds in Turkey for centuries.. but I hope you have seen Istanbul before... And wo dont have any problems about city names, I just want to emphasize that fascists use the literature for their aims.. We call Istanbul, Greeks call Konstantinopolis, we call Selanik, Greeks call Thessaloniki.. no problem for us.. lots of people misunderstand Turks because of their prejudices..
selanikliturk 4 years ago
according to us, Turks, it comes from the phrase "islam-bol" means "islam is abundant and widespread... anyway.. what is the matter? Istanbul is a Turkish city now and Greeks perpetuate Istanbul in their fascist dreams... Have a nice dream to all you!! By the way, Roza Eskenazi great singer, respects to her...
selanikliturk 4 years ago
We do not dream of anything. Istanbul is a Turkish city now...maybe a little Kurdish as well with so many million of Kurds living there.
But the word Istanbul comes from Greek, check some English source and not Turkish. Because according to you, Turks, the Armenian genocide did not occur...so do not take seriously your Turkish sources.
Ebonyhorse23 4 years ago
Kurdish city?? Is it not also a dream? You do not want to say that Istanbul is 'Turkish' city.. anyway.. how about genocide? We open our sources, but why Armenians do not open their sources? why they are afraid of? Armenian church says in 1915: 350.000-400.000 Armenians had died.. we already accept this.. Armenian now say 1.5million died.. puhhh... this is only a political issue for them and we do not care..
selanikliturk 4 years ago
In Istanbul there are 4 million Kurds. Don't you think that this has a little bit of influence on the city's atmosphere? I am saying a little bit of influence, don't overeact.
Isanbul is a Turkish city. I feel ok by using the name Istanbul. But you, why Selanik? Any dreams awake?
For the Armenian genocide: The world has accepted it, the historians(Turkish historians as well) have accepted it, Pamuk has accepted it. Let's not debate over...whether the sun will rise tomorrow or not.
Ebonyhorse23 4 years ago
Four million is a very very exaggerated number.
bluetoe 4 years ago
This is what i read in an article. It is not my number. If it pleases you let's disount the number to 2.5-3 million.
Ebonyhorse23 4 years ago
It's not about being pleased. I just said this number exaggerated. No need to pesonalize it.
bluetoe 4 years ago
according to us, Turks, it comes from the phrase "islam-bol" means "islam is abundant and widespread... anyway.. what is the matter? Istanbul is a Turkish city now and Greeks perpetuate Istanbul in their fascist dreams... Have a nice dream to all you!! By the way, Roza Eskenazi great singer, respects to her...
selanikliturk 4 years ago
Islambol phrase has only been used in a very short term in ottoman era. Origin of the word comes from stin-poli (to the city). There isn't even an arguement on this subject. All the respectable Turkish sources (Halil Inalcık, İlber Ortaylı etc...) also agree with this.
bluetoe 4 years ago
Perhaps you have no idea that Istanbul is Greek as well! It comes from the Greek phrase 'eis thn polh'!
Fanatism is so bad, wherever it comes from..
giwrgoscb 4 years ago
To avoid misunderstandings, i wrote all these for comments like dockaci85's..
giwrgoscb 4 years ago
labelling people is bad too, especially if u dont know them!!
so stick ur fanatism up ur ass!!
antiope11 4 years ago
Roza Eskanazi
-The greatest and most renowned Greek Diva..
Born in Constantinople and moved to Salonika with her family, where she worked with Toumboulis and Leonaridis(expert kemence player)
she sings Smyrnaika and Rembetika,,
she is not Turkish darl
antiope11 4 years ago
Really a great movie.. She is great!
ahmetcheek 4 years ago
turkıyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Roccoqsexxi 4 years ago
Rosalar Garbisler Beloular Ninular hepsinin de ruhlaru saad olsun,,
Bolisetsi 4 years ago
hobaaaaaaaaaaaaa viva Alcholic Movement viva Todori!Kaç şişe rakı içmisiz bu şarkıyla way way way.
schattenfaust 4 years ago
a big smile for you from Greece with love
greekathanasios 4 years ago
beautiful...
greekathanasios 4 years ago
heyyyt bre
sana hiç kıyamam
yar seni seviyom candan
bakışların pek yaman
benimde cilveli kanaryam
The Turkish repetition :D
olcayozer 4 years ago
Yes, a few Smirna people were resettled in my town Ioaninna. Pontika-- time to be polite to your new neighbors.
IanHunedoara8 4 years ago
Smyrna or Izmir as host calls it was home for at least 4 different communities.Venizelos and his Megalidea policy resulted in massacre and exile for Greek and Armenian population and economic ruin for town. Exiles went to Epirus and Macedonia some settled in my hometown, Ioanniana.
IanHunedoara8 4 years ago
shes singing in GREEK MORON!!! and the band is Greek ,,,,,heard of SMIRNI???
antiope11 4 years ago
Roza sung in Ladin, a dialect carried to Smyrna by Jewish refugees form Spain and Portugal. It can be understood by Vlakhoi as a related language. The events of 1922 were a tragedy for all because the loss of the Greek and Armenian community doomed the Smyrna economy for decades to come.
IanHunedoara8 4 years ago
come on! all you, stop this comedy and just listen to the song... can't you share a song? some of you sing in Greek and some of you sing in Turkish so what is the problem all you aggresives? oooo sorry I forgot that you all are looking for trouble, but here is not the place for quarrel. Rosa can not rest in peace because of you!
negruperla 4 years ago
Roza Eskenazi was of the Smyrna Jewish community, most of whom were of Spanish-Portugese origin. At one time Thessaloniki was the music capital of the Balkans and many differfent communities resided there -- all of them with their own contributions to music. None of it would be possible without the foundation of Hellenic scale and rythms
IanHunedoara8 4 years ago
I think the Askenazic were East European, not Spanish who were Sephardim. Middle Eastern Jews are Mizrachi.
Jews were generally less persecuted under the Ottoman rule. One needs to take into account the influence of all these cultures, and the Greeks, and the Turks, and the Gypsies etc. The music belongs to the entire human family.
gokhansayram 4 years ago
Bravo Gokhan. you are right mate. And indeed Askenazim are eastern and central european Jews but Roza despite her name was of Sephardim origin. Perhaps her ancestors before having been sent off from Iberic peninsula went there from Germany or so.
elliniko 4 years ago
Saloniki?Music capital?
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IanHunedoara8 2 years ago
C'mon guys.. This is music.. Non politics. It is logic that countries around an area have lots of influences between themselves into their music styles. People saying that Greek music is Turkish or Turkish music is Persian or Slavic music is Greek have no idea about music.
alcibiades21 4 years ago
Eh Turkish people roza was by greek all the way and even your songs which you say that are turkish are composition of greeks,armenians and kurds
tuxedomoon 4 years ago 2
Man, if there is one thing that turks brought from asia as a positive input for the culture of the region, that is music. Even the name "bouzuki" is turkish.
bluetoe 4 years ago
To bluetoe: I think that the Iznik pottery is a more important and original input in the culture of the region. There was nothing like that before the Turks came to Asia Minor.
I am saying this because there were 'bouzuki' type instruments before the settlement of Turks.
Ebonyhorse23 4 years ago
Sure mate, of course there were 'bouzuki' type instruments before the settlement of turks. All i wanted to say was, turks had a music culture and tradition and saying "your songs are composition of greeks, armenians and kurds" is not realistic.
bluetoe 4 years ago
Very well, your comments cover me.
Ebonyhorse23 4 years ago
is the girl singing turkish or greek? That's right stfu and move on.
madmaxsdp 4 years ago
Obrassia sing songs in turkish too. Does she become turkish while singing them.
bluetoe 4 years ago
and this is greek music, never before has this been played remotely similarly in turkey - gobble gobble.
madmaxsdp 4 years ago
btw this is a Greek song!
antiope11 4 years ago
no,it's a song-song...
Vagatorro 2 years ago
Classic!!
antiope11 4 years ago
i megali Roza
Garodig 4 years ago
ah roza
if u in live I'm sure u want see istanbul
istanbul is her home
prays for her
sleep in comfortable
volkanikkk 4 years ago
(nea) smyrni-izmir is her home forever,we can say for now.
mparmparos 4 years ago
apo tin poli itane re.. ala san ti smirni i kostantinoupoli inai elliniki!
malakitzos 4 years ago 3
i wont fight with you,accept the fact
mparmparos 4 years ago
re file koita tin ali video kai leei moni tis oti einai apo tin kostantinopoli (ti poli) katalavenis ellinika? kai i roza mas ellinida eitan
malakitzos 4 years ago 3
katalava ellinika kai roza sas Jew eitan.parakalw watch video mou about roza and decide later,go to my channel and watch.
mparmparos 4 years ago
kai to Sudan
Vagatorro 2 years ago
pamir2007 selam ! your video is cok guzel.
roza is immortal i am very glad that turkish audience loves roza.
valsamon 4 years ago
Rosa hanimefendi ruhunuz saad olsun ne aciki cok sevdigniz topraklarda degilsiniz ,, hep kalbimizdeseiniz " ASDVATS HIKOT LOUYSAVORE "
Bolisetsi 4 years ago
Roza - the one and only
acpbl 4 years ago
roza for ever!zeis akomi gia olous osous gnwrizoun apo mousiki!eline saglik!
manguard1976 4 years ago
Exeis dikio Manga(rd)!!!! Einai pragmatika athanath!!!!
XPHCTOC 4 years ago 2
eline sağlık!!
pnarerz 4 years ago
ime prazakias şarkısıyla tanıdığım bu kadının sesindeki insanın ruhuna işleyen tınıyı çözebildiğim gün bahtiyar olacağım!Toprağın bol olsun hemşerim!Seni ne bizler bu ülkede bağrımıza basabildik,ne de gittiğin Yunanistan da seni insan yerine koydular.Kıymetin şimdi anlaşılıyor ama sefaletin asalet kazandırdığı bir insan oldun ya bu sana yeter.
fatihhocam 4 years ago
Geia sou Roza athanati!
13jocker 4 years ago 2
dıdıd dı dın dın
chrysreaseregon 4 years ago
istanbullu hemserimiz. kendisini muhabbetle aniyoruz.
nur olsun,
budala73 4 years ago