3 Moravian folk songs- Ej, Od Buchlova +2

Ked Sem Isel Z Rana, Ej Od Buchlova and Nebyla Jsem Vesela.
It has been pointed out to me that these songs are in fact probably sung in czech or moravian. Can someone confirm this?
Pictures of Slovakia by Karol Plicka, 1956

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[numbtesticle]

we have this song in hungarian as well!!!which one's the original?!plz help

[zrinski]

@numbtesticle Well, which came first? The hen or the egg? ;) I have no idea which came first unfortunately....with a little luck one can also find it in ruthenia,croatia,slovenia etc;)

[numbtesticle]

@zrinski i'm not sure but i'm happy that i found out that not only hungarians(magyars) listen to this song and have it on their own language:)i study about central europe and i just love it the habits and everything i just like a big salate:Dthx for posting this!:)

[traplican]

My brother has married with a Slovak girl last Saturday. :-)

[traplican]

I just have found a video about the destruction of Great Moravia. It is in the Hungarian language but visual and partially with English legends:

/watch?v=peI_J_9ZGiY

[Elunaj]

Keď sem isiel z rána - is may slovak music

[czmoravak]

@AlenaKrtil R you talking about Wallachia accent?

[cekalova]

Brzmi podobnie jak muzyka na polskim Podhalu. Pozdrowienia z Polski :)))

[zrinski]

Ked mi prisla karta is actually a song that appears in czech republic, poland, ukraine, croatia, serbia and amongs the slovaks and rusyns...so really who is to say where it originated?

All the best

Peter

[JergusLapin01]

"Ked mi prisla karta narukovac" is slovak song from Saris region or Zemplin and not rusyn. I know this for sure because that is where I was born and of course I speak the local dialect(sarissky).