Yemen Elleri - Ricardo Moyano'nun klasik gitar düzenlemesi
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çok güzel çaldın, tebrikler ve teşekkürler.
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Bak bu alıp götürüyor sıradanın çok üstünde.
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çok iyi olmuş, ellerine sağlık :)
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nice music! I like it :) Take care and keep up the great work!
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tabları gönderebilirmisin
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WOW! i am so touched! i heard a song by a turkish singer ARZU called yemen, and i am from yemen. i was shocked to see that turkish people still remember and now this song! i wonder if the turkish people still remember their connection in yemen, as i see turksih blood within my family! merci!
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emegine saglik kardesim ne kdr dinlesenmde doyamiyorum!!!!
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that's a wonderful arrange, thanks Ricardo..
hail for all Turks and Yemen people, had the battle at Yemen, as my grand-grandfather did.
the Turkish defence was started at 1917 and ended at 23th January 1919 ( during 1st world war)
they say that the soldiers of Turkish army has not enough supply to fight. many of soldiers died because of scantiness of resources... so the families of their own started to mention the Yemen as a death place... the original song is a kind of lamentation.
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Yemene giden de dönemeyen dedelerimizin ruhları şad olsun. Ne fedakarlıktır ki, aileni, doğduğun toprakları, eşini, çocuğunu bırakıp aylarca uzaklardaki bir memlekete savaşmaya gidiyorsun. Dönermisin bilinmez. En kötüsü de bir haber bile gönderemeyeceksin arkanda bıraktıklarına...
Ellerine sağlık hocam, türküdeki duyguyu çok iyi yansıtmışsın.
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Awesome dude :) btw where do you live ?
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Do you have sheets for this ? Love your playing :)
is it called yemen like the country
angelofsin87 2 years ago
Exactly. It is about the indescribable pain and suffering people underwent (specifically the Turks) in WWI in Yemen.
mcbaldan 2 years ago
I'm from yemen and we have turkish blood in the family since that time..i was surprised to hear this song ..its really beautiful..i cant believe that there is still a connection felt in turkey like there is in yemen
angelofsin87 2 years ago 6
Wow. Thank you. It's great to reach somebody in Yemen with a connection to the song. My father's uncle was involved in the war - he was taken prisoner in Yemen for 7 years, and after he came back he did not recognize his family, who had long assumed that he was dead and was living a new life. This is actually a folk song. You can listen to something closer to the original song here: /watch?v=J3oUIx1VtMw
Greetings to you and your family my friend.
mcbaldan 2 years ago
muthis. ellerine saglik.
eakbas2 3 years ago
Tesekkur ederim Emre
mcbaldan 3 years ago