Stamatis Spanoudakis - Mavros Kavalaris - Black Horseman

[panajiotisk]

Σταμάτη, είσαι από τους μεγαλύτερους συνθέτες που έβγαλε αυτή η χώρα. Αν έγραφες για τον Ζαχαριάδη και τον Λένιν, τώρα θα ήσουν υπουργός! Μα εσύ έγραψες για τον Αλέξανδρο, τον Πλαστήρα και τον Κωνσταντίνο. Η πατρίδα κάποτε, ίσως πολύ αργότερα από το θάνατό σου, θα σε θυμηθεί και θα σε τιμήσει.

[kayaman31]

Σταματη σ ευχαριστουμε που μας θυμιζεις ποιοι ειμαστε...συνεχισε να μας κανεις περηφανους.

[212121222]

Απίστευτη μουσική, από τον μεγαλύτερο, ίσως, εν ζωή Έλληνα συνθέτη.

[georgekaps]

Είσαι ευλογία σ'αυτους τους χαλεπούς χρόνους... δεν χρειάζονται όμως πολλοι για την μαγιά της ελληνικής Ανάστασης.

[MySpring75]

Not bad, thank you

[123must]

beautiful.

Thankks

[Pantelis81Noise]

@iconicovideo εισαι οτι καλυτερο εχει απομεινει στην ελλαδα

[iconicovideo]

@jmjyiannis Είμαι σε θέση να γνωρίζω ότι η απάντηση πράγματι δόθηκε από τον ίδιο τον Σταμάτη. Αν θέλεις μπορείς να επισκεφτείς και το επίσημο κανάλι του Σταμάτη στο YouTube

[Annie0854]

Καταπληκτικό!!

[StamatSpanoudakisFan]

Great music! Adorable video!

[LeonAmarantos]

Ο μαύρος καβαλάρης πλησιάζει στην κόκκινη μηλιά και αυτή τη φορά δεν πρόκειται να κάνει πίσω...

Τούρκοι πέστε αλεύρι!!! Το σεϊτάν ασκέρ σας γυρεύει...

[panmaxon]

ο μαυρος καβαλαρης θα κανει πολυ συντομα την εμφανιση του..ο δικαιος κρινων και ο γενναιος πολεμών .θε φερει τον σταυρο στο μετωπο.θα ερθει ωσαν ΑΣΤΡΑΠΗ.

[MrANAVATIS]

φοβερα επικη μουσικη με ολο το μεγαλειο της ! σε κανει να ανατριχιαζεις απο συγκινηση!

[agrinara]

Οι Τουρκοι ακομη φοβουνται το Σεϊταν Ασκερ του ενδοξου στρατηγου Πλαστηρα!!!Ενας απο τους λιγους μετεπειτα πολιτικους που δεν ασχοληθηκε με ρουσφετια και τολμησε να εναντιωθει ακομη και σε υπερδυναμεις (Αγγλο προξενο). Οι σημερινοι πολιτικοι ποτε το εκαναν αυτο αληθεια????

[galani1975]

@agrinara νομιζω οτι ολοι μας μεσα μας κρυβουμε εναν πλαστηρα απλα δεν εχει ξυπνησει ακομα........

[adsdentiste]

@galani1975 να παει στην βουλή και να την ξεκοπρίσει

[ddddaniildimitris]

γιατι δεν ειμαστε μονο κλαρινα και τζουλια ρε γαμωτο

[nikosclbable]

@ddddaniildimitris swstos apla ti na kanoume .....oute mono olympiakoi vazeloi k ta loipa apla prepei na psaxtoume poli VA8IA kati san ti tzoulia :P

[psilkakos]

5*****

[priestharis]

SAITAN ASKER ... neotourkoi kai brwmompolsevikoi sas leei tipota to parapanw onoma??!!

[pavlaras83]

WindsPuppet : "...Izmir/Smyrna which had been 'at Turkish hands' for more than 500 years." LOL!! What does that mean? Are you an idiot? Smyrni had been Greek for more than 2000 years before the 500 Turkish years. So?

[Ariadnnae]

toso teleia kommatia kai h poiothta einai SKATA, eleosssssssssss bre paidia, koyfathika! adikia einai, oyte vinilio toy 1920 na htane, ti sthn eyxh

[juliusgreek]

ΟΙ ΗΡΑΚΛΕΙΔΕΙΣ ΣΥΝΤΟΜΑ ΘΑ ΕΠΑΝΕΛΘΟΥΝ

[nikioanna]

Spanoudakis music makes us proud to be greek.

[indigosamurai]

ΕΠΙΣΤΡΟΦΗ ΕΛΛΗΝΩΝ!!! ΣΥΝΤΟΜΑ

[ELLAS2000]

ΟΤΑΝ ΘΑ ΚΑΛΠΑΣΕΙ Ο ΜΑΥΡΟΣ ΚΑΒΑΛΑΡΗΣ ΘΑ ΣΑΣ ΣΥΝΤΡΙΨΕΙ ΓΥΦΤΟΣΚΟΠΙΑΝΟΙ ΚΑΙ ΤΟΥΡΚΟΜΟΓΓΟΛΟΙ !!!

ΟΥΣΤ !!!

[livadi9]

Yes and Fyrom to Bulgaria

[LeonAmarantos]

The comment goes to WindsPuppet.

[SecretGardenRO]

Beautiful music. Spanoudakis is one of the greatest composers of these times. All my respect for Spanoudakis and all most known greek composers and singers: Vangelis Papatanassiou, Demis Roussos, Nana Mouskouri. Also respect for the monks wh sings psaltic and byzanthin music.

Long live Ellada, the country of my dreams! Greetings from Romania.

[elenoragr]

ΠΟΛΥ ΕΝΤΥΠΩΣΙΑΚΗ ΣΥΝΘΕΣΗ.

[amadeus2270]

o mauros kavalarhs htan enas apo tous megaluterous ellhnes patriwtes.o NIKOLAOS PLASTHRAS

[Seirios86]

apo ta kalitera komatia pou exo akousei pote.

itan kapios o mavros kavalaris?

[vaisopou]

Στρατηγός Πλαστήρας

[5963vag]

great music

[elsp1991]

guys this is not a political forum enjoy this masterpiece without ferther coments

[teofendy]

Μουσικός που διασώζει και υπενθυμίζει την Δόξα των Ελλήνων ... !

[teofendy]

The Music of Stamatis Speaks in the Heart of Hellas !

[mastoyris]

Η ελλαδα εχει πολους σπουδαιους μουσικος αλλα η μουσικη του σπανουδακι μου αρεσε περισοτερο απο των υπολοιπων

[AXILEYS]

ΑΠΟΛΑΥΣΗ

[Watchyou2008]

beautiful musical channel,,,,just great!!!

[WindsPuppet]

"...Turks and Greeks may seem as hostile as could be imagined,... but nevertheless their culinary traditions show,... that they have much more in common than many of them believe."

Bert Fragner, "From the Caucasus to the Roof of the World: a culinary adventure", Richard Tapper, A Taste of Thyme: Culinary Cultures of the Middle East, London 1994

[WindsPuppet]

"We have learned a lot from Turks in music and cuisine!" What Mikis Theodorakis said is another example on Turkish influence on today's Greek culture. Other than many Greek musicians, this is stated by global authorities.(can be found on the net as well!) And actually,easily observed by many people, and tourists(including my English n American friends!) that have been to both Turkey and Greece.

[LeonAmarantos]

Turkish music and cuisine and generally culture has greek and only greek origin.

[JimmyTheGreek2000]

Not only Greek, There is Arabic and even Persian influences involved. And the music has some influence from as far as India:

[LeonAmarantos]

Yes, but all the european face of Turkey is totally Greek!!! I think you agree with this "JimmyTheGreek2000".

[FondOfGreek]

Thank you for the information!

Great, as always!

[WindsPuppet]

Learn peace from music, child, not dirty political thoughts and hatred!!!

[SonicBlunt]

ur just ignorant who dont want to admit ur greek roots on your culture! byzantines have made a main contribution in ur todays culture! look at ya architecture! nore persian neither arab! its GREEK!

[WindsPuppet]

yeayeayea...sure. another victim of 'everything's greek' way of obsessive thinking, eh?:)

[dparlanis]

turks killed all my grandsmother's family.

Thnx to Spanoudakis

[WindsPuppet]

i guess that what happens when you invade somebody else's territory/come for a fight: you either kill, or get killed.

[Schakel37]

Impressive music and moving scenes.

Is there a political message in them ?

[WindsPuppet]

Scenes are from the Turkish War of Independance. With the defeat of the occupying Greek soldiers by the Turks, Greeks lost their hopes of getting back Izmir/Smyrna which had been 'at Turkish hands' for more than 500 years. So, it's not hard to guess who the 'black horsemen' are.. By the way; try "Can Atilla" too,u'll like his music.

[SonicBlunt]

so i guess ur turkish...but ur actually wrong with ur comment...totally! ur influences r from byzantine (Greek) arabs and persians! turks r basicly from the altai mountains in central asia! u got nothing to do with oriental culture u just adapted it from these cultures that i listed above and made it to a culuraly clash! or have u ever seen a mongol eating kebab, playing oud and smoking shisha (nargileh) its better when u say Greeks persians arabs and kurds r MAKING U A CULTURAL SPECIAL!

[WindsPuppet]

"u got nothing to do with oriental culture" In fact, originally being ASIANS we obviously have MORE TO DO with oriental culture than Greeks. Our influences are from all the several civilizations and cultures that existed on the Anatolian lands; be it Romans, be it Hittites, be it Macedonians, or Persians.. For nargila, Arabs and the nations around all got it from the Ottomans, for baklava and Greeks; the same, for Karagoz the shadow theatre; the same, for bouzoukis; the same...

[SonicBlunt]

1 Nargileh isnt turkish in any point aswell as it isnt greek! it is from india! u adapted it we adapted it! A sweaten named baklava can be found in greek and persian ''calendars'' before christus! = baklava isnt turkish!

[WindsPuppet]

Baklava IS Turkish. it is a Turkic desert eaten long be4 the Ottoman Empire. You can find more information about it on Wikipedia.

[WindsPuppet]

Nargileh's origin is India, yet it was brought to the region all the way from India by Ottomans, and all the nations around adopted it from the Ottomans.

[SonicBlunt]

Karagiosi is propably ottoman but not the Shadow theatre! it is from persia and has a long traditional role there aswell as in turkey and greece! bouzouki, saz, baglama is greek or persian! the predecessor of them is pandoura and is much older than the instruments listet above! it has the same form and is played in the same way

[WindsPuppet]

Bouzouki is Turkish it is also coming from the word 'bozuk' which means 'broken' in Turkish related to notes. Karagoz the Shadow Theatre is Ottoman. Saz, baglama is not Greek, it's Middle Eastern, and its being whether Turkish or Persian can be discussed.

[SonicBlunt]

oh man ur just to small brained to understand it! imagine a greek or persian instrument has a greek name in the ottoman empire! they would lost their souverenity! so turks called it buzuk! but bouzouki and saz come from Pandoura! just search in internet for it and ull find what a mean! another theory is that its a Secession from barbat = predecessor of oud!

[WindsPuppet]

First off, before making up new stories about the musical instruments, maybe you should go learn discussion manners and come back! Secondly, you find articles about TURKISH roots of today's Greek music and musical instruments on the net, even on youtube i've come across on some Greek videos, providing this information.

[pinmez4]

Excellent!!!! Bravo aderfe... Katapliktiko.

Kairo epsaxna videoclips tou Spanoudaki kai na pou twra, 5 meres meta pou to anevases to vriskw!