Stellamara - Strumica!

A masterpiece from the Album "The Seven Valleys". With the voice of Sonja Drakulich and multi instrumentalist Gari Hegedus. Listen & Enjoy it.

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[tiad]

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[tiad]

Tipp: 1:38 min, 3:02 min, ..

[tiad]

A masterpiece from the Album "The Seven Valleys". With the voice from Sonja Drakulich and multi instrumentalist Gari Hegedus. Listen & Enjoy it.

[nikolaaay]

Bulgarian song taught to Sonja Drakulich to sing in Bulgarian language by her Bulgarian singing teachers. (check StellaMara web site). Original name "Ti li si maistor Manole". Song not about town Strumica (check lyrics) but about bridge over river Struma (river in Bulgaria, check map). Strumica - town it today's FYRoM, formerly, when song was created, in Ottoman Turk Empire (check hystory). Song clearly not Turkish.

[Macedon2010]

Strumica - Macedonia ...

[ralphyboy25]

@laelamarie1 I think Stellamara does an excellent job at blending cultures in their work.

[Jokertrap1]

coooooooooool

[laelamarie1]

I enjoy and learn from the enlightened commentary, thank you. The music is deep - can you not hear that thread that travels across Persia Iraq Turkey Greece Romania Bularia and unravels to our ears all that is our own......

[F3ARRIST]

saz

[iapetoc6]

the myth of difficult bridges,

exist in balkans in every place, from epirus to pontic black sea, and Laz

from south greece to romania,

here nust be about a bridge around stomnitsa or strumon river

[BukurDava]

@nikolaaay I heard from some aromanians/vlachs that is about the construction of the bridge from Arta.

[dreacul]

@nikolaaay That's so cool! We have the monastery were legends say it happened there a stone on the wall supposed to be related. It`s cool to discover such things! Perhaps is a old legend told by builders. anyway...romanians and bulgarians are very related let`s be honest.:) There a vlach song in Serbia (Timok valley) called "Cantecul lui Manoilo" /watch?v=RQYqBDH5A5A