RUMELAJ
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  • Me encantó...gracias!!! ¿Los danzantes son roma españoles?

  • uN SALUDO @therakdani

    Los danzantes son españoles y franceses.

    Hasta la proxima

    Elpregonero

  • IGEN A MAI VILAGBAN MIKOR A SZAR A VIZ TETELYEN FOLYIK EZ VELE EGYUTT MUVESZETNEK HIVJAK BISZTOS NEM ERTEUNK HOZA

  • the women who is dance group head is my dream. I'm fall in love to her. Greeting from Eskişehir in Turkey. God protect be to her,my darling forever.

  • @mihaldemir : totally agree! She is magical! so elegant! If I were a man I would know where to go...;-)

  • ajjajjjjajaaajjj micsoda erő van ebben,az emberi energiák összekapcsolódásban,vagy mi!!??Odarepültem én is,kössz!

  • foarte bun, nagyon jó!!

  • Nagyon király, spontán buli! :-)

  • A tánc - testi, lelki felüdülés :-)

    Nagyon klassz, szeretek táncolni :-)

  • KLASSSSSS

  • Dancei essa música pela primeira vez ontem.. na roda de dança circular que participo! É muito gostosa de dançar!

  • Un saludo desde España y que sigas disfrutando con el baile

    elpregonero

  • genial!!

  • gracias y un saludo

    elpregonero

  • Zetur minji maj mundra kurva men

    Zetur minji maj mada mundra damere

    Rume rume rumelaj hojdi hojdi hojdi

    Rume rume rumelaj hojdi hojdi hojdi

  • Eu dragă acesta

  • Muito Lindo!!!!!

  • Wow,fantastic!!!W Romania,Bulgaria and all the east!!!!!

  • Gracias

  • They sing : I was smart whore for 5 years. I got it. Bad words. Nice music.

  • Its a song from Macedonia and it is in an old language which no longer exists however 'mudra kurva' means a smart whore so its at least insulting if not 'dangerous' chances are hes looking for this whore Rumela maybe she owes him money or hes in love with her. And yes hojdi means come. Na Zdravlje!!!!

  • Gracias por tu aportacion

    andres elpregonero

  • Where was this shot?

  • En Premia de Mar(Barcelona).

  • which language is this? and what does this song mean?

  • diria que es tracta d'un idioma antic de macedònia, i poquíssima gent el parla, això m'han dit algunes persones de turquia

    sobre el que diu, tampoc està gaire clar... sembla que parla de la seducció d'una noia, que es podria dir Rumelia, cosa així, i només em sabien dir que "haj-di" vol dir cosa com ara... "vine, vine"...

  • we've been looking for the lyric's meaning, but it's hard to find it out! It seems to be sung in an old macedonian language, so not much people knows about it. It probably talks about the seduction of a woman, maybe called Rumelia, and "haj-di", which is repeated several times, means something like "come, come"... That's all we could get!

  • Rumelaj (14) is a dangerous song though it sounds so innocent. It was originally sung by Hungarian band Kalyi Yag. It became popular in folk dance circles and a lot of people began to play it. Problem is that no one could come up with an accurate translation of the words. They might be quite lewd. However, even Kalyi Yag couldn't settle the question when a friend contacted them.

  • Diu: el rumelaj és una cançó perillosa encara que soni innocent. La cantava originàriament La banda hongaresa Kalyi Yag. Va esdevenir popular en els cercles de dansa folk i molta gent la va començar a tocar. El problema és que ningú ha pogut treure una traducció acurada de les paraules. Poden ser una mica obscenes-eròtiques-sensuals. No obstant això, ni tan sols els de Kalyi Yag van poder aclarir la qüestió quan un amic va contactar amb ells.

  • La letra dice asi:

    Zetur minji maj mundra kurva men

    Zetur minji maj mada mundra damere

    Rume rume rumelaj hojdi hojdi hojdi

    Rume rume rumelaj hojdi hojdi hojdi

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