Capra- The Goat

Throughout the season, teenagers and young adults especially enjoy caroling with the "Goat". The "Goat" is actually a usually boisterous young person dressed up in a goat costume. The whole group dances through the streets and from door to door, often with flute music. This tradition comes from the ancient Roman people and it reminds us of the celebration of the ancient Greek gods.

Filmed and produced by Rofilco Film Studio, Iasi, Romania

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• romania
• bucovina
• christmas
• traditions
• folklore

[garbomix]

do they speak russian or idk ?

[claudiuflorea]

@garbomix They speak Romanian

[bribri4512]

wat language is this XD

[claudiuflorea]

Romanian

[tothyotzobagh]

..si din ce zona a Romaniei sunt?..Bucovina sau Neamt?

[claudiuflorea]

Bucovina. Gura Humorului

[karamorg]

i thought this was like capra low day u know?

[ToasterInHiding]

I Thought Capra...

Sung The Song From Skyrunners, Not "Dak Ne Laufgh Nasatcha"?

[anaiad996]

supeer :X



[yonut22ful]

1:19 =))))))))) foarte tare oricum ati fost simpatici

[unurautare2]

@garbomix They speak Romanian with a local accent.

[TheFBIProfile]

@AndyMKordo lol, i just learned a little bit of romanian

[AndyMKordo]

@TheFBIProfile Yes . in Romanian

Capra = The Goat

Capră = Goat (without the)

Words ending in "ă" translate without the article "the" in English.

Words ending in "a" translate with the article "the" in English.

Other examples

casă = house; casa= the house

masă = table; masa= the table

[TheFBIProfile]

@AndyMKordo for romania?

[AndyMKordo]

@TheFBIProfile Actually Capra = THE Goat / while Capră = Goat. Without that thing over the "a" means the goat, with the thing over the "a" it means only goat.

[ceseasalad]

wtf lol



[TheFBIProfile]

@divineplusplus lol, capra without anything over the a for italians, and my last name is capra, funny coincidence :-)