derleiman weltrenband Confirmado ,son los del grupo alemán "QNTAL", los del grupo "Helium Vola" son otros distintos.

+Heliogábalo AdBellum La banda se llama Al Andaluz project. La canción es Morena me llaman.

+Heliogábalo AdBellum Buenas noches, Heliogabalo AdBellum, creo que la banda se llama Lam de Foc. Hay otros videos en youtube que usted puede ver. Es verdad que la musica es maravillosa -- es un lenguaje universal, no? :-) Beg your pardon for my poor Spanish, I am still learning it.

¿Pretendes que te baile el agua, maleducado? ese no es mi juego, vete a 'ownear' a otro lado, aquí no tienes rabia que rascar, pedazo de troll. FIN

+Regis Martinez Lo que ocurrió con la mezcla de cultura es lo que todos conocemos. Expulsión de judios y moriscos finalmente. Es el choque de culturas diferentes donde la asociada al poder, si no es completamente tolerante con el resto, acaba expulsando a las otras. El mito de la convivencia pacífica entre culturas que hubo en hispania es eso, un mito.

en agosto 1997, con un amigo de Suiza, vimos a la Mezquita-Catedral de Cordoba. Y después, al lado, la sinagoga. Y cerca de la sinagoga, una tienda de CD's de musica, y muchos , o todos, de esa musica. La vendedora nos ha dicho, que ella es sefardie. au mois d'août 1997, avec un ami de Suisse, nous avons visité la mosquée-cathedrale de Cordoba. Puis, à côté, la synagogue. (et entre les 2, la statue du calife du Califat de Cordoue). Et près de la synagogue, un magasin de CD's de cette musique, beaucoup, ou tous. Et la vendeuse nous avait dit qu'elle était juive-sephardi.

me podias enseñar sefardi

nothing, this is spanish medieval music, jew spanish. this group rescue mediaval spanish music from medieval spanish kindoms and communities

"Medieval" is a chronological term, while "sephardic" (as this song is) is a cultural and religious notion. The sephardic are jews of hispano-portuguese descent, whose ancestors lived in the Iberian peninsula (which they called "Sepharad") during the Middle Ages and were later banished by the Catholic Monarchs; nowadays there are sephardic communities all over the world that still speak a language derived from medieval spanish, and preserve a particular culture that includes songs like this. So, answering to your question, we could say "none": a song can be medieval and sephardic at the same time. I wish that was helpful!

Belsan Empress SO bottom line: there is no difference, whats the point of u telling me medieval its an age u think I dont know? and I also know whats sephardic, Im precisely from Portugal and I was not seeing the difference between this "sephardic" and any other medieval music being played here.

Safardic music has its roots in the medieval Jewish communities of southern Spain, before the reconquista. So it has picked up various Arabic and North African motifs. The music of the medieval period is just as regional as the folk styles today, so there is no real "medieval style". About the only place you would find a unified medieval style of music would be in the Church, today mostly in the monasteries and nunneries, though the Orthodox churches have largely maintained their original styles.

esmifrado Your question was very vague and subjected to interpretation. As you can see, I'm not the only one explaining the meaning of "sephardic" in this thread; it sounded like you were beginning from scratch. So, yes, I thought you didn't know, and I was trying to help. And I reiterate, medieval and sephardic are notions that can converge, but they are not the same. As it's been explained in other comments, there's no such thing as a "medieval style" in music; asking what's the difference between this song and "medieval music" is like asking what's the difference between buddhist mantras and baroque suites. So next time maybe you could care to develop a little bit more your doubts before getting aggressive with someone who is trying to help you.