Added: 3 years ago
From: iraninfo
Views: 17,019
Sort by time | Sort by thread (beta)

Link to this comment:

Share to:

All Comments (27)

Sign In or Sign Up now to post a comment!
  • Georgian..azerabadeganian..Oss­etian..Alanian all have iranian roots..

    As well for the literature and aspects of language..

    Old Slavic language has many loanwords of iranian language this goes all the way to hungaria etc

    Much love from Anshan to the rest of my brothers worldwide

  • mojadam , im bakhtiyari too , when i listened to ur moms songs loved them all . My regards and all BAKHTIYARIs all over the world . Bebin , maa bakhtiyareeha hich waght esaalatemoono az dast nmidim

  • ghashang bood,merci

  • Lori ra Lor Bayad Khand.

  • anyways i might be wrong and it might be just coincidence i respect Persians some of them really look similar to Georgians some look more Asiatic and other but some do look Georgian definitely there is some Connection between Georgian Greek Persian

  • @Cocus99999 - Well, may be the relationship is that we are all human beings with historical interchange. I enjoyed your clip. Most Iranians embrace other cultures, yet we are struggling to expel a cult that has taken over our country for the past 30 years. A cult that has given us an image which is non-Iranian and has damaged us immensely. When we look at ourselves, we sometimes dont recognize ourselves, so its no wonder others have difficulty.

  • @recalcitrant100 not 30, 1400 years.

  • iran georgia azerbaijan is not far away from another is just normal

  • watch?v=THf76TpHvss&feature=re­lated i can not find the one i want to find it and watch it the style is taken from this singer and am sure this is done after that singer i did not say its exactly same but something is taken especially after 3:00 other iranian songs and styles are very different

  • nana is mother in western Georgian and they sing nani na to Georgian children as well also called iavnana i just can not find the stuff online i have it on cd some parts before and especially after 3:00 looks like Artvin music i said part from 3:00 is there any other iranian video similar to that u can show me ???

  • @Cocus99999

    in Bulgaria we say nani nani bebe for babys befor they go to sleep :)

  • Comment removed

  • Comment removed

  • Comment removed

  • Comment removed

  • Haha WOW I am Foroozandeh's daughter and you should know that my mom made this song 5 years ago herself! Its ridiculous how you even want to begin to say that this song is stolen because we have the copy right. SOOO before you want to go and write things about my mom on the internet i would appreciate if u got your facts straight.

    Thanks. Ohh and if anyone is doing the "stealing" its whoever made a song that sounds like my moms.

  • Thanks for the explanation, Geo have never shown me the music he claims to be Georgian.

    I love Foroozandeh, Thanks for the music

  • @mojadam KHODETAM BE KHOSHELIE MAMANETI?

  • Comment removed

  • do you have a link to the music?

  • Comment removed

  • Can't find any music like this, this is a folklore music (from Lorestan / Iran) and it is Foroozandehs own music.

  • but for your information 100% ninai nani is persian mothers they singing for kids !!!

  • chek lazuri as well

  • Search Artvin and u will hear that music or search Acharuli or Jilveloi

  • Comment removed

  • Comment removed

  • just saying because it sounds like black sea south-west Georgian maybe they liked it and then took it i have seen Azerbaijanis doing that on Georgian stuff a lot if not then Georgians and Iranians are connected

  • are u guys sure this is original iranian?

  • this sounds like Georgias Ajarian and lazistan old Georgian land now in Turkey it sounds like like the black sea  region folk especially naina ninai part

Loading...
Alert icon
0 / 00Unsaved Playlist Return to active list
    1. Your queue is empty. Add videos to your queue using this button:
      or sign in to load a different list.
    Loading...Loading...Saving...
    • Clear all videos from this list
    • Learn more