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Roza sings Turkish (& Greek of course) Greek Turkish Songs

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Uploaded by on May 3, 2008

The great Greek Jewish singer Roza Eskenazi born in Ottoman Constantinople was the most prolific recording artist in the decade of the 1930s in Greece. Although she recorded a few songs in Turkish at that time most of her recordings of Turkish language songs were done in her later career in the 1950s and 1960s. Previous, most of the Turkish repertoire of her youth would be recorded with Greek lyrics, some of which became very popular and among the established "classics", even today, e.g. Kanarini, Hariklaki.

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  • Rosa was originally an Ottoman subject, her religion was Jewish. She was most likely Sephardic, as she sung in Ladino as well as Turkish & Greek!! Long live her memory! Poor soul died broke

  • Roza sang in Ladino? The only song I have which might indicate that is "Evraiopoula" with Giorgo Vidalis in which she speaks a few Ladino lines, otherwise I don't know of any Ladino recordings by her. If you have any, let me know, Please

  • iagree with u romeiko..but have another song-i dont know if it is ''evraiopoula''-who just say''aman tequero mucho''in ladino.just that sentence..

  • That certainly sounds like it

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  • Old Turkish and Greek songs are very similar.

    Some of the music are the same songs, words similar.

    Two different sides of the Aegean Sea in the two neighboring countries that are very similar to each other. Food that even looks like.

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  • who cares what race, religion or country she was from she was a great singer.

  • Kalimeraaa

  • great songs, no border for music!

  • τα ορια υπαρχουν στο μυαλο μας,οχι στην πραγματικοτητα

  • no borders for the people

  • Food that will be exotic and tasty to an American.

    I'm going to those countries, and I want to eat their tasty food and taste their wine.

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