Sexy Mongolian Musicians Play Traditional Songs - These Women Can Rock

Three very talented and good looking Mongolian young ladies played some great music last Friday at the Steppe Inne of British Embassy. Everyone was impressed with, not just their presentation, but their music skills as well.

When they first walked in, the women in attendance greeted the musicians with "oohs" and "aah". I don't believe any of us really were ready for the well dressed women to walk in... Their musical skills soon took over.

The music was really quite good. Everyone in attendance seemed to listen to and enjoy their music.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Mongolia
• music
• Mongolian music
• fiddle
• instruments
• instrumental

[Tulgaamt]

ene yu gedeg hamtlag wee?



[mergenchuluun]

@Tulgaamt harin ee. neriig n haigaad haigaad oloj chadsangui ee

[saruul12345]

oh forgot to say something. thanks for the post and like their performance.

[mergenchuluun]

@saruul12345 you welcome

[H2H3sucks]

i don't think they are mongolian,probably a minority since the instruments are not all classical mongolian ones,and how come i havent seen or heard them before

[mergenchuluun]

@H2H3sucks hi, i agree about the instrument; it does not look traditional... but I'm not an expert in that area. i believe they are a new band. they were called evera or something like that. i'm pretty sure they are mongolian.

[dopnin]

@mergenchuluun

They are playing traditional Mongolian instruments called "shanz"

[saruul12345]

ok i am mongolian and grew up there so i know these instrument IS considered traditional instrument and the music IS mongolian. i know that these instruments are from China and chinese people have this instrument as well. some people said it looks Japanese but no. Japanese have shamisen which is different from this one. but i feel like they might have this exact instrument too but anyway.

and the girls look mongolian. only the mongolian would play this music bc the music IS mongolian...

[Japanorama]

Sounds similar to the Shamisen? Is it the same kind of instrument? 

[TheHuildarsetsen]

@MrLaoshagua they are newly formed band named '' Shanz'' from Mongolia. if you want to watch their new clip you can search ''Shanz-elsen tsol''

[MrLaoshagua]

Two minutes and 38 seconds is not enough! Where did these ladies come from? Where did they go? Where are they now? Are there more videos of them out there somewhere?

[XOBOPXYH]

shanz, yoochin,yatga geh met zemsguud garal uusliin huvid bol margaangui urd zugiinh l dee. Mongolchuudiin yag yazguur ertnii zemseguud gevel  ikel huur(morin huuriin uvug), tovshuur, tsuur, hel huur, numan huur geh met. haramsaltai n Mongold yazguur zemsguud maani nudnii gem bolj orond n urd zugiin garaltai hugjmuud undesnii geh ner zuuh bolj dee. Hyatad bolohoor n durgui gej baigaa yum bish l dee. gehdee l ali n bidnii uursdiinh ve,ali n gadnaas bidend irsen be gedgiig meddeg l baih yostoi.

[nomadicwarior]

@mergenchuluun Шанз гэдэг хамтлаг

[sharavsambuu]

Сайхан хүрээ хүүхнүүд байна даа. Дажгүй шүү

[MrGantogs]

undesnii huvtsas 99113465

[MrGantogs]

mongol undesnii huvtsas urlana 99113465

[Haliuna1]

@Hikikomori013 The instrument is called "shanz" or "shudraga" in Mongolian. My grandmother was a professional musician in Mongolia playing on this instrument in 1940-s. She is long gone.

[soonthawong]

Magnificent, they are absolutely 3 beauties got talent