Jewish-Sephardic song, Flory Jagoda - Oco Kandelikas (Eight Candles)

[786vinay]

i love this Jewish song

[eaalcalay]

Chag Sameach!

[cindikleincuomo]

@MrArpas123 - Jesus is not the G_d of the Jews- nor our Messiah-nor our savior! Why don't you try to proseletize some where else!

[yahudiprince]

@cindikleincuomo but he is a rabbi ! nothing wrong with that!

[cindikleincuomo]

@yahudiprince - I am not disputing the fact as to his having been a rabbi-nor did I say, or infer, that there is anything wrong with Jesus Christ having been a rabbi-my answer was in regard to the fact that Jesus Christ is not the G_d of the Jews-nor is he our Messiah nor savior! We as Jews are perfectly happy contrary to repenting, and turning "to his son" Jesus/Messiah as our savior. We don't have to fear our G_ds wrath, we are his children and he loves his Jewish children.

[barnabyby]

hermosisima cancion para enseñarles a los crios a cantar. gracias por subirlo

[Chila1Alto]

Exelente canción!!!

[laelamarie1]

(isn't the cultural connection marvelous?!) Bless her heart....

[patricmanuel]

does anyone know if this is written and sung in ladino or a cross between spanish and whatever language is spoken in turkey or bosnia?

[istra2009]

@patricmanuel the Ladino she sings in is is a cross between spanish and language spoken in Bosnia (former Yugoslavia) but I don't think there are specific words in this song that come from Serbo-Croatian...

[KUKULKHAN]

@istra2009 Sephardi (Ladino')s diaspora from Spain took them to all aver the Mediterranean, that includes the Adriatic coast, hence the familiarity with the song, the Muslims in Bosnia where part of the Ottoman empire thus, a settlement just enjoy it......

[StJouish]

@patricmanuel Ladino like Yiddish is a dialect of something mainly and Hebrew. In the case of Yiddish, it and Modern German were rooted in Middle German and then they both evolved. Yiddish depending where it was spoken also had some other languages thrown in. My parents were from Poland, our Yiddish particularly for common household words had some Polish thrown in, f.i. the word for tea kettle. With Ladino, similar evolution.

[ibk1980]

it´s sooo beautiful

[sflundov]

Bellísimo. Saludos desde Buenos Aires.

[astellamari]

this is so lovely!

am israeli hi!

[shaulhalevym]

Munchoz mazales por ezta kante mui ezmobiente grazias!!!

[mierpaul]

I love the Latin Jewish sound. In spite of what people say, not all Jewish is Ashkenasai.

[yahudiprince]

@mierpaul of course not but all sephardics are jews !

[FireControlman]

Beautiful! 

[Vee128]

Heard this song on XM Radio, channel 28 for the first time ever! Just loved it!

Thank you for posting it! Happy Chanukka to all who celebrate it...

[rdiazgreenberg]

Very nice version of this classic song! Many thanks!

[TURKKNCL]

@rdiazgreenberg You're welcome.

[Alex1line]

sefards = Portugues or Spanish jewish or people from Portugues and spanish communities in the world mizhraim it's another storie :-D

Feliz januka com mucho pastelicols com almendrikas e lo mel

[venturabrown]

thank you for posting. I searched all over for a Sephardic Hanuka song.

Saludozos i Buenos!

[TURKKNCL]

@venturabrown You're so much welcome.

[BCgrad07]

Muchas fiestas vo fazer con alegrias i plazer.

Hanukah Linda sta aki !

Am Israel Chai!!



[sarsanch]

La cantante tiene una voz muy bonita.

[algeriandream2008]

turkkncl are you sabetayist

[TURKKNCL]

@algeriandream2008 Are you drunk?

[algeriandream2008]

@TURKKNCL

just to know my friend , iam algerian most of sefarads lived in algeria ,just to know only

[TURKKNCL]

@algeriandream2008 Ok, sorry then. No, I am not a Sabetayist or a Jew.

[DimaMoro]

@algeriandream2008

Just wondering....do you have any idea how much were they?

[StJouish]

@algeriandream2008 The ancient Hebrew word for France is Tsarfaht. Algeria has that French connection. Is that what you are thinking? Because the Jews from the Iberian Peninsula (Spain and Portugal) emigrated all over. To Italy and then on to Greece and Turkey, to the New World-especially South America, and to European seaport towns because they were merchants. Big Sephardic synagogue in Amsterdam (!).

[algeriandream2008]

@StJouish  more and more sefaradic lived in algeria since 6 centuries

[MenechemShaul]

One of my favourite while playing Savivon!

[playmobil18]

so nice thanks 4 posting

[TURKKNCL]

You're so much welcome.

[MenechemShaul]

@TURKKNCL Who is singing Oco Kandelikas?

[TURKKNCL]

@MenechemShaul

Flory Jagoda, as you can see.

[granskare]

nice song :)

[fkxp]

Thank you for your time

Guzel olmus

[TURKKNCL]

Rica ederim./You're welcome. ;)