Her Yer Karanlik Greek Turkish versions

Her Yer Karanlik - sung in both Turkish and Greek by Roza Eskenazi, Achilleas Poulos, Marika Politissa, Sema Icli, Andonis Dalgas

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Greek
• Turkish
• songs
• music
• dance
• Ottoman
• ala
• turca
• rebetika
• smyrneika
• Greek-American
• music

[bturkel]

wonderful--  I love Greece and all Greek borthers are welcome to me

[odrines]

Bravo re arkadash, yes greeks we love you it doesnt matter what you think about us :)

[mok2000]

We are the only two people who will drink our raki/uzo in the corner of a tavern with teary eyes to this music...

[neylover]

Ευχαριστούμε πολύ. Καταπληκτική δουλειά.

[3choBlast3r]

Thank you romeikos, in all your video's Turks and Greeks come closer .. thank you brother .. this is much better than all that racist crap ! We are neighbors, and once we even called each others brothers, lived togetter made music togetter, ate togetter, danced togetter ..

Peace and Much love,

from your Turkish friend and neighbor

[3choBlast3r]

@odrines We love you too bre kardes ,, !!

[iagotr]

we lived in peace for years and but according to politicians we hate from each other. Buut the funny thing is old greeks speak in turkish, while old turkish speaks in greek-- i am talking about the refugees. I dont hate greeks- i have lots of greek friends, they dont hate us. so whats the problem?

[Renaissance3950]

thank you for ur comment too.. life is short music will remain.. we shall move ON....love one another is a perfect antedote :-)

[DenizAngeliki]

hey treblinska thanks for ur perfect comment..u just like me :)

[treblinska]

my granny was Greek Katina I am Armenian/Turkish... I love all nationals with all my heart... music is the only thing politicians can NOT interfeere with.. bless you all... love the world of music :-)) ty

[GeorgiosMICHALAKIS]

3) To all Turks, Arabs, Persians, Israelites, Westeners and others, please do not seek any "racist" attitude in my analysis: although EQUAL, we are NOT identical. Sometimes, what makes us dirrerent is "embarassing".. and, at times, we are thankful. Concerning Marika: her interpretation makes me PROUD to be part of that TRADITION with some of its SIGNIFICANT CHARACTERISTICS...