JULIE ANDREWS in Jewish Wedding with Turkish Music Fidayda

[Litterboxer529]

Turkey has always let Jews in! Turkey doesn't hate Jews, they hate Israel. I'm Jewish, and I consider Turkey to be a safehaven if the world fucks us over again.

[XinjiangNoExists]

hay daaaaaaaaaaaaaaa !!! :DD

[ikicihan]

is it real, if so, what is name of that movie or whatever it is?

[mtakman]

I like to remind those who are so harsh critisizing Turks that Turks were very good to us for 500 years and my family never felt any discrimination from Turks

[altay111]

this is amazing. I am not sure that the movie actually captures a jewish/yiddish dance. but may be a modern interprutation of jewish dance using turkish dance styles (specifically Aegean coast).  but I am not a jewish/yiddish dance officianado. I defer to my jewish friends for their analysis...how did this dance get into a movie as a jewish wedding dance.

[songinwind]

Oh I enjoyed this video

thank you much for the share

[nadirhoca]

Yeah at first it iooked weird to me too. But when you think that turks and jews lived under the Ottoman Empire for a couple of centuries, some interaction of cultures is not that much surprising.. The same is also true between Turks and Greeks: there are some similarities in music and cuisine between Turks and Greeks too.

[haddadmansour]

@nadirhoca but they are not turkish jews, they are askenazis

[haddadmansour]

Respond to this video... is used turkish music because jewish are not a people(ethnical group) but a members of jewish religion, therefore they are not own music.

[nadirhoca]

There is a little misunderstanding, i suppose. There is no direct relation between the music and the movie. They are not Turkish Jews...

[ffrancesccaaaa]

Julie <333

Δεν ξέρω πώς να μιλούν τουρκικά, αλλά μου αρέσει αυτό το τραγούδι. που είναι το τραγούδι αυτό το τραγούδι;

[nadirhoca]

It's a Turkish folk song; Fidayda... And its original dance is performed with traditionally dressed men with steps and moves very similar to those in the movie...