Hey! Good job! I live in Tenerife too and am learning to play the timple for exactly the same reasons as you! Check me and my mate out on here ... El sol no regresa timple....
Que con esto de el you tube , uno tienes aportunidades de poner lo que piensa y punto , nada más lo decia para darme publicidad! lo normal siendo un niño digo yo? , o ati te molesta?
wow miralo no mas!!! ya me quiero ir a espana!! jaja no pero la verdad quiero ir!!!! como esta el lugar? i've always wanted to go to spain....looks so beautiful..i hope to make it one day
oh ok thanks. ive always wanted to go to africa too lol...i have a friend who lives in morocco, though that is very close to spain as well. i plan on visiting a few countries when i finally go
@Eltimple Hola. Yo soy un vecino de la isla de Madeira. Me encantan instrumentos tradicionales. He comprado un Timple en la red y me estoy aprendiendo solo ... Pero nunca voy a jugar como este caballero Inglés
Creo que nuestro compadre inglés te está gastando una broma.
Claro que vivimos en España, tanto como los Hawaianos viven en EEUU, o los de Martinica viven en Francia, o los de Orcadas, en Escocia, incluso si siempre hay algún que otro borracho en alguna tasca de todos esos sitios que quiere hacer creer que su isla es un país entero.
Incluso a veces algún turista inocente acaba creyéndoselo.
Yo creo que no le está gastando ninguna broma. Le dices España y va a mirar a Europa y a la Península Ibérica. En cambio le dices donde está realmente Canarias: en el noroeste de África, y lo entiende.
Sí, hay algún turista que otro que se cree que las islas están en el mar de Cádiz o en el mar del Alborán. Pero no, estamos frente al Sáhara.
This instrument is obviously a fore-runner of the ukulele, as that was first used in Hawai by Macaronesian islanders who were encouraged to move there to show the natives how to farm volcanic island ground more efficiently. They would have made their own version of this same Macaronesian instrument, would they not?
This instrument is called Timple. Its origin is likely South America or Canarias. I didn't know that Macaronesian islander ( Canarian people indeed) were encouraged to move to Hawaii, but to America. Even I thought that Hawaiian people knew how to farm their own land before the arrivals of European.
I notice that European farming practice are now used in Hawaii, but, we, the Canarian people are African, and I thought you meant that Hawaiian didn't farm their land.
Yes, we all know that the Canaries are African (more a geographical than a cultural term), but you mentioned the arrival of the Europeans in Hawai, and as they had arrived in the Canaries first, they were then already using more modern and efficient farming methods.
I don't know if the Hawaians farmed their lands before this.
Maybe they didn't need to, if natural resourses were abundant enough.
That does matter for me, becouse the Canarian People didn´t emigrate to other place but America, Latin America mainly. So it's hard dificult that in 17th and 18th centuries we knew the ukelele.
En fin, algunos macaronésicos que emigraron a Hawai hicieron una buena copia de su propio instrumento tradicional, conocido en español como "timple", y en portugués como "cavaquinho".
Luego los hawaianos aprendieron a tocarlo y le dieron un nuevo nombre en hawaiano: "ukulele".
The timple is thought to have derived from the Spanish Baroque guitar which was much smaller than a normal guitar. The Canary Islands are off the coast of Africa but we do not have an african culture, we have a mixture of spanish culture and some cultural aspects come from the Guanches, the first inhabitants of our islands.
¿Y los guanches que son vikingos? ¿y los moriscos esclavos que poblaron masivamente las islas orientales (lanzarote y fuerteventura)? Les recuerdo que se tiene como lugar de origen de la aparición del timple la isla de Lanzarote. Y también les recuerdo que una de las características diferenciadoras del timple, su peta trasera, no es que sea muy ibérica ni europea. Otro dato; los instrumentos en España son introducidos por las poblaciones islámicas que invadieron la Península Ibérica.
Well done!! I'm a long time uke player also, and bought a Timple when on holiday in Gran Canaria some years ago. It's good to promote the instrument as so few know about it in the U.K. Keep up the good work. Dave Gibson.
Thankyou for your compliment. It's the first time anyone has ever replied to anything i've said. I also have a Bandurria, four Ukes,soprano,tenor and velum type.Mandolin and Guitar,plus Violin and Balalika.Next year going to Peru to pick up a Charango. An expensive way to add to my collection!! I have enough now to share amongst my nine grandchildren.(I'm a young 72 year old) that accounts for me rambling on a bit,sorry! Maybe we could meet up on our next visit to the islands. Regards.DG.
creo que se llama "la farola del mar" (hay que tener en cuenta que tiene muchos nombre) el hombre la canta "Esta noche no alumbra la farola del mar, esta noche no alubra porque no tiene gas..."
Que bonito es ver que la gente de fuera se interesa por lo nuestro, un orgullo de verdad!
Que viva Canarias y todo aquel que ame nuestra cultura!!!
KlausFactory 7 months ago
could You give some timple tabs(malaguena or sth), because I have timple,but I'm a beginner and it would be very kind of You if you helped me :)
Sallahaddin1 11 months ago 2
How do you acually tune it?
Like g3-c4-e3-a3-d4?
NickWatcher 1 year ago
@NickWatcher Correct , hence loosing the D string gives uke tunning
Eltimple 1 year ago
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How do you actually tune it?
like g3-c4-e3-a3-d4
NickWatcher 1 year ago
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NickWatcher 1 year ago
3 guays don´t like timples...
a 3 tios no le gustan los timples...
Seguro que eran godos
Muska609 1 year ago
Very nice! Didn't know the instrument existed until 30 minutes ago, and now I love it. You're very talented. Thanks for showing me something new.
daleraythomas 1 year ago
españa no las islas canarias gran canaria amigo!
supercalifristico69 1 year ago
¿Eres conejero Chasnero? Porque si lo eres, ya somos dos. Quise decir con mi comentario que no tenemos una cultura como la de África subsaharial.
melouski 1 year ago
uff el timple es demasiado bueno no? y el punteo y rasgueo... brother saca eso de aki! k se rien de ti!!
erkivi 1 year ago
Hey! Good job! I live in Tenerife too and am learning to play the timple for exactly the same reasons as you! Check me and my mate out on here ... El sol no regresa timple....
tenerdeb 2 years ago
Y yo tengo 14 años vivo en tenerife , y toco timple , guitarra, bajo , contrabajo y requiento xD
alejandrotodorallyes 2 years ago
@alejandrotodorallyes
¿Y qué qieres decir con eso?
freddianosuarez 2 years ago
Que con esto de el you tube , uno tienes aportunidades de poner lo que piensa y punto , nada más lo decia para darme publicidad! lo normal siendo un niño digo yo? , o ati te molesta?
alejandrotodorallyes 2 years ago
¡No hombre no! ¡No me molesta en absoluto! Era sólo una pregunta. Salu2 Alejandrotodorallyes. Freddy.
freddianosuarez 2 years ago
Como sugerencia te diría que cuelges videos tocando. Salu2!!
freddianosuarez 2 years ago
Cuando lo tenga lo primero que are es buscarlo a usted para que lo vea!
alejandrotodorallyes 2 years ago
@alejandrotodorallyes requiento??? chicharro orgulloso tenias k ser no save ni lo k dice el pobre.
Sverona2 1 year ago
yo vivo en tenerife y toco el timple y la guitarra xD
hecnacor95 2 years ago
wow miralo no mas!!! ya me quiero ir a espana!! jaja no pero la verdad quiero ir!!!! como esta el lugar? i've always wanted to go to spain....looks so beautiful..i hope to make it one day
AirOutsideThSheepPen 2 years ago
espana???, NO Tenerife...Canary Islands part of Spain but 2000 miles away from it
Eltimple 2 years ago
ah ok sorry...havent heard of that....what is nearby?
AirOutsideThSheepPen 2 years ago
The West coast of africa,
maderia, to the north cape verde to the south
Eltimple 2 years ago
oh ok thanks. ive always wanted to go to africa too lol...i have a friend who lives in morocco, though that is very close to spain as well. i plan on visiting a few countries when i finally go
AirOutsideThSheepPen 2 years ago
@Eltimple Hola. Yo soy un vecino de la isla de Madeira. Me encantan instrumentos tradicionales. He comprado un Timple en la red y me estoy aprendiendo solo ... Pero nunca voy a jugar como este caballero Inglés
oscarwayful 7 months ago
Tenerife, España, África.
Hola AirOutsideThSheepPen.
Creo que nuestro compadre inglés te está gastando una broma.
Claro que vivimos en España, tanto como los Hawaianos viven en EEUU, o los de Martinica viven en Francia, o los de Orcadas, en Escocia, incluso si siempre hay algún que otro borracho en alguna tasca de todos esos sitios que quiere hacer creer que su isla es un país entero.
Incluso a veces algún turista inocente acaba creyéndoselo.
Un saludo,
Solsti.
Solstisol 2 years ago
Yo creo que no le está gastando ninguna broma. Le dices España y va a mirar a Europa y a la Península Ibérica. En cambio le dices donde está realmente Canarias: en el noroeste de África, y lo entiende.
Sí, hay algún turista que otro que se cree que las islas están en el mar de Cádiz o en el mar del Alborán. Pero no, estamos frente al Sáhara.
Saludos.
Chasnero 1 year ago
@Eltimple Let me suggest Gran Canaria
IHateMondaysToo 1 year ago
Quite an example of great cultural mix.
O también "very well, Manuel" o "very good fandango", maestro :-p
LornaCole 2 years ago
oss mira el inglés , que nivel jajajaja
TheMartika1987 2 years ago
toma toma toma jajjajajja que bueno el tioooooo eyesque algo muyayo que se enyurgaaaaaaaaaaa
jomeraa7 2 years ago
El timple nación en la isla de Lanzarote y hoy es orgullo y seña de toda Canarias.
Desde1949 2 years ago
Estás hecho un puntal; ¡ el timple, ese compañer imprescindible de toda parranda, jarana o juerga que se precie!
Ekkaden 2 years ago
Ole muchacho!
Eltimple 2 years ago
You can still hold your WHAT in one hand?
This instrument is obviously a fore-runner of the ukulele, as that was first used in Hawai by Macaronesian islanders who were encouraged to move there to show the natives how to farm volcanic island ground more efficiently. They would have made their own version of this same Macaronesian instrument, would they not?
Solstisol 2 years ago
This instrument is called Timple. Its origin is likely South America or Canarias. I didn't know that Macaronesian islander ( Canarian people indeed) were encouraged to move to Hawaii, but to America. Even I thought that Hawaiian people knew how to farm their own land before the arrivals of European.
Ekkaden 2 years ago
Yes, we know, what it's called, as the title above and the clip includes it.
It's origin is obviously not the New World, but rather African, Asian or European.
Hawaii is part of America.
You may notice that European farming practices are now widely used in Hawaii.
Solstisol 2 years ago
I notice that European farming practice are now used in Hawaii, but, we, the Canarian people are African, and I thought you meant that Hawaiian didn't farm their land.
Ekkaden 2 years ago
Yes, we all know that the Canaries are African (more a geographical than a cultural term), but you mentioned the arrival of the Europeans in Hawai, and as they had arrived in the Canaries first, they were then already using more modern and efficient farming methods.
I don't know if the Hawaians farmed their lands before this.
Maybe they didn't need to, if natural resourses were abundant enough.
Why does it matter?
Solstisol 2 years ago
That does matter for me, becouse the Canarian People didn´t emigrate to other place but America, Latin America mainly. So it's hard dificult that in 17th and 18th centuries we knew the ukelele.
Ekkaden 2 years ago
Ekkaden, it seems to me that you've got it backwards.
I'll give it to you in plain English:
First of all, there's no "we".
We're talking about dead people here.
Anyway, some Macaronesians who moved to Hawai made a close copy of their own
traditional instrument, known in Spanish as a "timple", and in
Portuguese as a "cavaquinho".
Then the Hawaians learned to play it and gave it a new name in Hawaian: "ukulele".
That's all there is to it.
Or did I miss something?
Solstisol 2 years ago
Ekkaden, me parece que lo tienes al revés.
Te lo explico en español clarito:
Antes de nada, no hay ningún "nosotros".
Estamos hablando aquí de personas muertas.
En fin, algunos macaronésicos que emigraron a Hawai hicieron una buena copia de su propio instrumento tradicional, conocido en español como "timple", y en portugués como "cavaquinho".
Luego los hawaianos aprendieron a tocarlo y le dieron un nuevo nombre en hawaiano: "ukulele".
Eso es todo lo que hay.
¿O hay algo en que no caigo?
Solstisol 2 years ago
The timple is thought to have derived from the Spanish Baroque guitar which was much smaller than a normal guitar. The Canary Islands are off the coast of Africa but we do not have an african culture, we have a mixture of spanish culture and some cultural aspects come from the Guanches, the first inhabitants of our islands.
melouski 2 years ago
¿Y los guanches que son vikingos? ¿y los moriscos esclavos que poblaron masivamente las islas orientales (lanzarote y fuerteventura)? Les recuerdo que se tiene como lugar de origen de la aparición del timple la isla de Lanzarote. Y también les recuerdo que una de las características diferenciadoras del timple, su peta trasera, no es que sea muy ibérica ni europea. Otro dato; los instrumentos en España son introducidos por las poblaciones islámicas que invadieron la Península Ibérica.
Chasnero 1 year ago
A surprise to see an english guy with a timple, you also know some lyrics. Great!
Gracias por sentirte atraido por algo tan tipicamente canario. ;)
Mcflai 2 years ago
I thought it was a bit like a ukulele! When you mentioned it just as I was thinking it I was surprised. :D
MrSniper1000 2 years ago
qué grande!! Tocas muy bien. Very well played.
guasaa 3 years ago
Well done!! I'm a long time uke player also, and bought a Timple when on holiday in Gran Canaria some years ago. It's good to promote the instrument as so few know about it in the U.K. Keep up the good work. Dave Gibson.
tryuker 3 years ago
Thats a good uke name Dave
Eltimple 3 years ago
Thankyou for your compliment. It's the first time anyone has ever replied to anything i've said. I also have a Bandurria, four Ukes,soprano,tenor and velum type.Mandolin and Guitar,plus Violin and Balalika.Next year going to Peru to pick up a Charango. An expensive way to add to my collection!! I have enough now to share amongst my nine grandchildren.(I'm a young 72 year old) that accounts for me rambling on a bit,sorry! Maybe we could meet up on our next visit to the islands. Regards.DG.
tryuker 3 years ago
dudes check out my cod4 videos
sk8erlife73 3 years ago
Rock con un timple, que bueno.
pimientopadron3 3 years ago
Eres grande amigo saludos desde gran canaria. Fantastic work, very well
KOUROV 3 years ago 2
Good job! :)
Dulxinea 3 years ago 2
Es fantástico que te hayas integrado a nuestra cultura y nuestra vida en general. Saludos desde Lanzarote. Congratulation
LZXX 3 years ago 6
hey, como se llama la cancion final???
Folkspain 4 years ago
creo que se llama "la farola del mar" (hay que tener en cuenta que tiene muchos nombre) el hombre la canta "Esta noche no alumbra la farola del mar, esta noche no alubra porque no tiene gas..."
cabiatte 3 years ago 3
Nice instrument, and well played ;) Thanks much for the vid.
LyrumusX 4 years ago 2
Eres bastante bueno hermano, todo un canario, felicidades...
pegaperritos 4 years ago 4
please spend your free energie to others thinks ,
xtgoed 4 years ago
Saludos desde Tenerife (islas Canarias)
aaChulizo 4 years ago
u rock
guest2424 4 years ago
what about sterns engine?
harpersteven 4 years ago
Sorry about the Australian comment a while back.
closetpunk2006 4 years ago
Muuuuuuttttt :-)
CarpinKev 4 years ago
that's cool
and completely unexpected from your other videos
okay, the Eltimple name makes sense now
TheStoicAgnostic 4 years ago