Shahrizoda: Three Uyghur Girls from Uzbekistan

I'm not sure what these three call themselves, but they're one of Xinjiang's most popular acts. That is, they're popular with Uyghurs in Xinjiang despite the fact they are actually Uyghurs from Uzbekistan. This music video is a fine example of Uyghur pop. *** Read more about Xinjiang at http://china.notspecial.org/ ***

Category:

Music

Tags:

• xinjiang
• uyghur
• uighur
• uygur
• uzbekistan
• china
• muslim
• music

[Dimkaddk]

Бля они на понтах :D

[PotentialSeffectS]

cool!

[alexcutie15]

i love it

[Onogurpride]

Gelinler dostlar oynayli,hickim cette kalmasin

Kimin meyli kimde olsun,koyip verin oynasun

O yani ge taslap oynasun bu yani ge taslap oynasun

Saci ge askan lentisini yani ge taslap oynasun

[MsIzazali]

sebr

[MsIzazali]

beautfull



[Lordofthenipplerings]

@dengizturan Vercingetorix, I guess you are right....

[dengizturan]

Huns didnt exist in europe during the times of Julius Caesar. I have no business with a Robot who haz been programmed to repeat every stupit thing they hear.A writing system takes 1000 's of years to develop. Huns did not exist at the time of Ceaser. who was V-Ercingetorox then? Do you know ATHENA? PEGASUS? TARQAN? Viki-pedi

[Lordofthenipplerings]

@dengizturan Im not quite sure how YERTGEYAŞAÇIYŞIÇ is similar to landgesceaft. And I dont think there is a close relationship between Indoeuropean and Altaic. Furthermore. I dont see how this makes the Turkic Alphabet the alphabet to have predated GrecoRoman.

[Lordofthenipplerings]

@dengizturan Germans arent Huns. And Huns dont speak IndoEuropean. Most scholars believe the Huns spoke Turkic. Which would fall in the Altaic branch.