Yes but Bregovic is not the author of the song,I remember my great grandmother singing it...I didn't know that was part of Beirut repertoire when I clicked the link and started to hear the brass inmediatly started to cry...It's a amazing version cause even is lacking all the orchestra and choir from Bregovic's version it is very touching
True, their version is full of passion. As for the song itself, cos of Bregović it's sometimes said to be Serbian. It's of Gypsy origins, that's for sure.
the instrumental part is good, no lie- but it's when they open their mouths they completely ruin the song... they look like they're drunkenly singing it. :L
kakve veze ima narodnost sa owim? usput, brega je hrwat (otac mu je te narodnosti), ali kakwe weze to treba da ima sa owim? jebo nacionalnost, to i jeste ono sto nas zawadi...
'Tis good to see that this song has made its way to the USA from the Balkans. Congrats to Zach Condon for bringin' it home. Whether or not EDERLEZI/DJURDJEVDAN will ring a bell as to what else America is missing out on, music-wise in Eastern Europe remains to be seen......
I just wanted to clarify that the song Djurdjevdan in SerboCroatian is not about "nature, and stars" but about being without the one he loves, on Djurdjevdan. And it's on May 6.
what a disgrace of the song. someone should have told them idiots they are not supposed to have fun at this song - it is a serious and sad song. it's like the bishop jumping around and laughing while reading liturgy. shame!
Ederlezi is Turkish, the names of two prophets, Hidir (=Eder, protects animals and poor people, brings abundance) and Ilyas (=Elezi, protects waters and animals, gives health). They meet on the night of April 22 (May 5 Julian) to revive nature. This is the Anatolian version of St George (Greek "worker of the earth," blesses water, plants, animals, replaces spring gods). The Roma song says that the gypsy has no lamb to roast for Ederlezi. The Serbian Djurdjevdan is about nature, stars.
tradition can be so young!
FraeuleinDuchowa 2 years ago 8
Yes but Bregovic is not the author of the song,I remember my great grandmother singing it...I didn't know that was part of Beirut repertoire when I clicked the link and started to hear the brass inmediatly started to cry...It's a amazing version cause even is lacking all the orchestra and choir from Bregovic's version it is very touching
Heartlessiceboy 2 years ago 20
True, their version is full of passion. As for the song itself, cos of Bregović it's sometimes said to be Serbian. It's of Gypsy origins, that's for sure.
poikoplas 2 years ago 2
@poikoplas
Serbian doesn't means gypsy..
rematana 2 years ago 9
@Heartlessiceboy entonces quien es el autor?
gettherefas 1 year ago
Goran Bregovic's version still much better of course, but Beirut's performance is very soulful as always. Bravo
jpirizarry 2 years ago 9
beirut'u deli gibi seviyorum! lütfen Türkiye'ye gelsinler! her sene her sene!!
Love beirut so much! I want them in Turkey..each and every year!!!
elifistanb 2 years ago 15
the instrumental part is good, no lie- but it's when they open their mouths they completely ruin the song... they look like they're drunkenly singing it. :L
kcybii 2 years ago 6
damn good!!
<3 <3 !!
i love so much this band!!!
gerçekten çok iyiler yaf
TheGoodkz 2 years ago 4
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sanjastrbac 2 years ago
genial...
ARROMBINI 2 years ago
Magnifique =)
Darjeeding 2 years ago
Çok güzel bir şarkı.
Beirut'a da bayılıyorum.
Orada olup da canlı dinlemek isterdim :) (L)
escturkey 2 years ago 2
oh my god i love this song!!! i'm listening to it over and over. i wish beirut would record a cover of this and make it available on i-tunes
megmegrose25 3 years ago 5
I saw them in Dublin last year. AMAZING!!!
kroxigor1 3 years ago
The atmosphere was hot.
Nicely done.
leontheafrican 3 years ago
a m a z i n g
vivoula86 3 years ago 3
Thank you Beirut.
seljukBEK 3 years ago
Actually yes, Bregovič wrote music for film
jaxrider73 3 years ago
thanks from Balkan side of Turkey.
adnansaatkac 3 years ago
Beirut is awsome...just great! 10/10
TrollStoleMyBike 3 years ago 3
ich dachte das is der von MASSIV HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
SpanishStylezz21 3 years ago
Thank you Beirut. Teşekkürler Beirut.
seljukBEK 3 years ago
Great ..Super!!
BaLkAnaToLiaN1 3 years ago 3
wow. amazing. I WISH I WAS THERE!!!!
scondello 4 years ago
Tako je bre!!!!! Da svi znaju kako zvuci srpska truba!!! Uzgred, momci su dobro odradili.Great work!!!!SRBIJA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
djomla87 4 years ago 4
kakve veze ima narodnost sa owim? usput, brega je hrwat (otac mu je te narodnosti), ali kakwe weze to treba da ima sa owim? jebo nacionalnost, to i jeste ono sto nas zawadi...
tpeterson83 2 years ago 2
but you had to mention nationality not that it's on your mind.
Zack C. is unique as the rest members of Beirut
nikvist25 2 years ago
'Tis good to see that this song has made its way to the USA from the Balkans. Congrats to Zach Condon for bringin' it home. Whether or not EDERLEZI/DJURDJEVDAN will ring a bell as to what else America is missing out on, music-wise in Eastern Europe remains to be seen......
berniepolak 4 years ago 2
I hate the shouting from the audience too
still this video is wonderful ! ! ! ! !
sciure 4 years ago
This song was in the greek movie "Balcanica"...
The cover is great! Bravo Beirut!
tanstil 4 years ago
Actually, no, it was the music for Time of the Gypsies (Emir Kusturica)
alexandrialeaving 3 years ago
Johan var grymmast
litenflugskit 4 years ago
this is trully a mighty melody/song
Sasa vi tänker på dig, detta var din sång / Johan och Mange
litenflugskit 4 years ago
Time of the Gypsies is legendary
jedwardsjustin 4 years ago 2
I once heard this live at a Goran show.. beautiful.. one of my favourites by Goran played by one of my favourite new bands.. amazing stuff!
YourMumRocks 4 years ago
Este es el mejor cover ever.
RedShoes 4 years ago
paul collins cracks me up.
this cover is great.
blacktulips221 4 years ago
Beirut is a Category 5 Hurricane!!!
matapeake 4 years ago 4
what can i say...!!!!!!!!!!
awesome
ripfleshdestructor 4 years ago 3
i love goran
i love this song
i love beirut
i cant believe tath all this love could be together.
a ma zing
holas desde argentina
toribiotobi 4 years ago 2
you should record this
trasch7987 4 years ago
great version from a great band. congratulations
Lambrinilitsa 4 years ago 3
different and nice..very nice..
sophilesya 4 years ago
i hate the shouting from the audience
jorge1234 4 years ago 2
kegyetlen
elizabethlaposa 4 years ago
Awesome!
akycow 4 years ago
damn!
sonaromroK 4 years ago
I just wanted to clarify that the song Djurdjevdan in SerboCroatian is not about "nature, and stars" but about being without the one he loves, on Djurdjevdan. And it's on May 6.
Illyricum1943 4 years ago 2
No, it is on April 23!And YES I am Serb.
BTW Momci dobro sviraju!
nyc10024usa 4 years ago 2
I love you.. turkey..
serikan40 4 years ago
superrr
eses107 4 years ago
... i want this guy in italy... can comeone tell it him?... XD
sonaromroK 4 years ago
he was in italy at Christmas's concert in Asiz
glava2005 4 years ago
heeeej!!!:-)
cudne miodne fantastico, chlopaki zapraszam was na moje wesele:-)pozdro dla Braci Slowian:-)
kto zrozumie nasze dusze:-)?
soslandrulez 4 years ago
hmmm...who are these guys?
xanderlev1 4 years ago
i think they did a great job. music is a celebration they nothing wrong.
NYCILI 4 years ago
what a disgrace of the song. someone should have told them idiots they are not supposed to have fun at this song - it is a serious and sad song. it's like the bishop jumping around and laughing while reading liturgy. shame!
boyandobrev 4 years ago
you are ridiculous.
abirge 4 years ago
Gorgeous. I love it when they play this.
McNorris 4 years ago
awful , just simple awful !!!!! a disgrace for the original version "djurdjevdan"... goran where is your sense of shame ????
ciribiribela01 4 years ago
this is beirut,not goran
cipsofulya 4 years ago
this is the best video on youtube. this is the best band on this planet. I love them.
danipickledyou 4 years ago
are you serious?
xanderlev1 4 years ago
ah, they look like they are having so much fun. best band EVERRRR
dannaaaah 4 years ago
Nothing but Balkan Music :)
bici79 4 years ago
Ederlezi means "Spring" on zigane language!
yefimia 4 years ago
Ederlezi is Turkish, the names of two prophets, Hidir (=Eder, protects animals and poor people, brings abundance) and Ilyas (=Elezi, protects waters and animals, gives health). They meet on the night of April 22 (May 5 Julian) to revive nature. This is the Anatolian version of St George (Greek "worker of the earth," blesses water, plants, animals, replaces spring gods). The Roma song says that the gypsy has no lamb to roast for Ederlezi. The Serbian Djurdjevdan is about nature, stars.
minhali 4 years ago 2
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ajperlinger 4 years ago 2
That song always makes me feel like crying. I love it!
titab 4 years ago
fuck this cover!!!
edin089 4 years ago
this is amazing. thank you for posting this.
abirge 4 years ago
condon rules!!!!
shinoharataro 5 years ago
Awesome
barmenmehmet 5 years ago
Its Romani Langauge from Macedonia
rogi32 5 years ago
süper coverlamışlar da ne oluyo burda türk işi değil flan ne diyonuz
burakseen 5 years ago
the proper language coin is "Romany"
They are singing about Saint Georges day, and the translated title of the song is "The Lily Of The Valley"
Kaaos82 5 years ago
It's Gypsy.
Lidija121 5 years ago
If you say it's not turkish, at least post what language it is in. Either way its a great cover of a great song.
mrmajestik1111 5 years ago
bosnian
Sintoy 5 years ago
It's not turkish. It's the original song text.
Tamy8 5 years ago
I am just saying it is not the original song text. If it was the title would be "Đurđevdan".
bbbdinamo22 4 years ago
I know. I meant it's the original text of the song "Ederlezi".
Tamy8 4 years ago
This is a cover of Goran Bregovic's "Ederlezi". I believe the lyrics are turkish.
mrmajestik1111 5 years ago
Thanks for all the Beirut videos. Awesome!
I like that new one especially.
dafritch 5 years ago