Romanian Traditional Dance - Transylvania - Purtata batrina

Traditional Romanian dance from Transylvania performed by Ariesana-Fiii Motilor folk ensemble from Mihai-Viteazu and Turda. http://www.otondo.net/ariesana.htm

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Music

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• Romania
• traditional
• dance
• folk
• Transilvania
• Ariesana

[glitch509]

@GUNrealkiller

Killed them ?!?! We never killed any hungarians! Are you a troll who tries to stir some forum rage or somethhing?

Just enjoy the music dude, and leave nationalism aside.

[teo208]

@bipkatr

I am romanian and i love turks too :) and love turkish traditional music and dances

greets from romania

[amyshark]

hahaha, e amuzant, c-am ajuns aici dupa ce-am vazut vreo trei "calusul" si-o "moldoveneasca" de mi-au sarit scantei din ochi, apoi mi-am zis "hai sa vedem cu ce se lauda ardelenii" haha... da, da, e fix ca-n bancul ala cu vaca si cu fotoghinu', nu mai pot de ras ... oare de unde-s astia? eu sunt din alba! no, daca-i musai .. ham!

[SangeAlbastru1558]

Foarte frumos !

[RamanulRoman]

@Diodredai Very well said and true at the same time! Speaking of mixes, yesterday I finished talking, because my lady called me to help her make a goulash together :). I am with paprika and spices. I laugh when some Romanians say that we are Dacians. One is to say, that you had among yours ancestors, Dacians, another is to say "I am a Dacian ".I can show you documents about our presence in Pannonia and your recommend books by Roman historians, broken by old communist habits. Written in English.

[Diodredai]

@RamanulRoman Hey there! I checked out the channel, beautiful songs! Sorry, I do not speak Romanian, although my ancestors lived in Transylvania, however they were Saxons and Szeklers. That is indeed true, the Romanian language does have Dacian words, in the same way that the Hungarian language has words of Slavic, Turkic, (even Vlach) origin! That's what people mix up, the same goes for Hungarians, who assume just because we have Iranian words we are Scythians. Cheers!

[AndyMKordo]

@RamanulRoman Si eu sunt roman :) Stiu destul de multe despre traditiile folclorice din Europa de est/Orientul mijlociu. Hora se gaseste in aproape toate culturile Europei de est si Orientului mijlociu.

[RamanulRoman]

@Diodredai Hi Diodredai, I presume you know also Romanian, and if not, please forgive me. Let me introduce my self in this discussion about Transylvania. Is a sensible point in each discussion who was first here....About Dacians, let me tell you same thing i tell to all who say we are not Dacians followers, we are the only people he kept in his own language, Dacian words, and most importantly, are important words, currently used.

[RamanulRoman]

@AndyMKordo By the way, if you want to see another good songs from our land, the Romanian land, pleas see this site on YouTube called: Fabr1s.

I have always said that dance called the hora, you can find represented in the monument of Stonehenge. The monument represents people in Hora dancing :).

[RamanulRoman]

@AndyMKordo Is natural, we are from same civilization area, when Slavs come here they learn our traditions and mix with Slavic ones.

[Diodredai]

@petrupatrar Agreed, last century comment refers to the town of Satu Mare. Have a nice day. Yes it is beautiful and Romanian at that. Cheers

[petrupatrar]

@Diodredai

I have started to reply you but I've changed my mind....really this is a very long discussion - of course that I can present lots of arguments but this is not the place...let's listen the music instead (ROMANIAN music)

Anyway I still consider that you are really funny when stating the above non sens with Romanian population "emigrating IN THE LAST CENTURY - sorry but I can stop laughing" :)) and the rest of those funny statements...:))