Ta Omorpha Xanoumakia - Roza Eskenazi

[perissos21r]

greek anatolia music

the real greek music culture

Athletic Union of Constantinople

A.E.K. 1924 A.S.P beyoglu spor culubu 1886 Pera..

[rigardie]

güzel kokots

[turgut752]

paçi baya güzel söylemiş.bravo vala.tam türk melodisi.yani anadolu melodisi

[biscotau]

J'aimerais connaître le sens des paroles!

[grikurt58]

yasaaaa varoollll.

[saltadoros08]

are roza o theos then me axiose na epina ena kafedaki mazi sou,,,

[dimitris13011975]

KEFATOS AMANES!MPRAVO

[meet7sos]

ρε πούστη μου το "πρέζα όταν πιείς" ψάχνω απο ροζα

[perissos21r]

@meet7sos ela re man,dipla einai.eukolo na to vreis

[rangvi]

beautiful, beautiful, beautiful !!! greetings from France !!

[Mr1mBa]

teleio tragoudi kai maggiko

[tromtrom79]

amanes: uzunhava. but uzunhava is a very general term. in turkish classical music, musicians dont refer to it as uzunhava, but rather as gazel which is performed by a gazelhan. and this sounds more like turkish classical music (most probably it is performed in the form of a certain makam, but I am not that good in musical theory to recognize it) rather than folk song (turku)

[tromtrom79]

originally the term is "Amanes" (amanlar, pay attention to how many times she cites "aman" in the song) some people take off the vowel "a" from "Amanes" and say "Manes" istead of "Amanes", so, i think, there is no relation between "manes" and "maniler"

[tromtrom79]

to be more accurate, in turkish music this style/genre is called "gazel". greeks call it "amanes"(amanlar) or "manes".

[tromtrom79]

hanoumi: hanim (lady)

hanoumia : hanimlar (ladies)

hanoumakia : hanimciklar (little/cute ladies)

[wateros]

γεια σου Ροζίτα!!!