Louise Ebrel et Ifig Flatrès chantent un Plinn

[brethynda123]

Diolch i chi Llydaw, am gadw'n fyw eich traddodiadau gwerin!

[hagakure90]

Thanks for the upload.

Vive le Bretagne!

[xeroxe]

vraiment bon mais j,aimerais comprendre!quelqu'un connais les parole sil vous plait,merci

[docline333]

@xeroxe

La liste de fringues d'un mec qui s'habille

[doudoujanou]

je cherche le titre de cette chanson qqun l'aurait ?

[baalberith29100]

le répertoire des soeurs goadec restera jamais un classique de la musique celtique =)

[marinexddu29]

@baalberith29100 sa c'est sur vive elles!!

[SIMONMEVANS]

This is from the repertoire of the Gwadeg sisters, an intañves, a widow puts on different men´s clothes [ of her late husband] just a bit of fun.

[Typiquesasu]

Ca prend aux tripes quand-même...

[ialmaa]

Good point. In fact Eugénie Goadec was the mother of Louise Ebrel and member of the so famous trio of the Soeurs Goadec, which has been told to have taught Alain Stivell all he knows about traditional bretagne music.

The album of Soeurs Goadec is hard to find though

[IlStudioso]

Are they a couple? It is surprising how good Brittany can keep its culture going. Good thing that they are a Catholic culture at that. There is a similar song on the "Rough Guide to the Music of France" album. The track is No. 17, I think, it is called "Deomp D'An Unvet", by Eugénie Goadec and Louise Ebrel. I think the song is in Breton. They don't have the album on iTunes, but you can try searching for one of the artists or both of them if that doesn't work.

[roxane2927029270]

kk tata c roxane la fille de isabelle

[vivi75013]

Vive la bretagne ses Bretons et Bretonnes ! quels beau "pays" ce "pays" breton!!!