Carlo - Dafydd Iwan [geiriau / lyrics]

[@talkingbowl]

I usually skip the closing credits for The Crown, but I made an exception for this song.

[@dada3668]

Same

[@cesnor]

Same. I’ve been skipping back repeatedly now on this video trying to sing it properly. I’m considering becoming a Welsh Nationalist.

[@jessicament31]

Yeaaa the same

[@erhanseklem3405]

I just did it too

[@maidenbronze1708]

Me toooo!!! 😂

[@adamshipley3131]

Found myself after watching series 3 of ‘The Crown’ what a song!

[@VarrockCapital]

Just finished the episode where this song was featured and wow, what a beautiful episode. My favourite so far.

[@arcaniobs9289]

I did so, and just discovered this language. Vraiment très jolie ;)!

[@xxdarcydollxx]

Same!!♥️

[@LordFrobozz]

Same. Had to check it out, and my Welsh wife shouted out "Dafydd Iwan!!! What a legend!!!!"

[@joshuawells835]

Same

[@serek25]

My favorite episode from The Crown with this song. Welsh language is beautiful. Greetings from Poland.

[@angelicaes1858]

serek25 Polacy znajdują się nawzajem w tak cudownym miejscu 😁

[@wieprzu1490]

@@angelicaes1858 to prawda

[@ethanreece1452]

awyrgylch

[@purpleaki933]

which episode

[@Backtoblack28]

I just found this song after watching The Crown. What a beautiful language!

[@alynwillams4297]

Diolch. Shame the English think otherwise and have for hundreds of years tried to oppress our language and culture. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@emmagreen7548]

me too!

[@shitboxcivicguy]

@alynwillams4297 well they did sorta invade that beautiful land 1600 years ago. Makes sense they want to oppress as much as possible

[@MadCapMag]

@@alynwillams4297get over it.

[@nastya_pavuk]

idk why but it is so heartwarming for me to see people chatting in welsh here in comments. due to the circumstances sometimes it is very valuable to know and speak or even learn your own language. hi from ukraine💓

[@SuenoTinguis]

This guy has such a rich, warm tone to his voice. So pleasant to listen to.

[@butterflyeffect4347]

I am from West Bengal, India. And was extremely surprised to discover that the native word for 'song's in both Welsh and Bengali is 'Gaan'. The indo European language family is truly something that binds humans. I've been listening to this song on repeat for some time now. Yes, ever since I saw that episode on The Crown, which was my absolute favourite. Such beautiful music and such an honest rendition of this beautifully natural sounding language. Also absolutely love the carricaturish background. Completely in tune with the nature of the song as a protest. However, any person who has seen the episode cant not feel empathy for Charles.

[@alynwillams4297]

The title prince of Wales is just an insult to the Welsh ever since our royal family was slaughtered by the English.

[@taffyducks544]

@@alynwillams4297 yep, which is made worse because the descendents of those who carried that out are now claiming the British royal titles for their own. And the world are clueless about it.

[@warrenspice]

The Crown brought me to appreciate the Welsh Language so rich and so beautiful, so close to my own shore! Up the Cymru!!

[@sorayacatfriend]

@@ashgreninja7521 Shawn made a great rebuttal to that, I recommend watching his video.

[@sorayacatfriend]

@@Nausicaa-oj1gf Shawn made a great rebuttal to that, I recommend watching his video.

[@CantwrCymreig]

For those of you who do not know Wales, the last two measures (where Iwan sings "La, la") are from the song "God Bless the Prince of Wales," an obsequious piece of doggerel glorifying Wales's fate as a subservient colony of untermenschen. "Os treisiodd y gelyn fy ngwlad dan ei droed..."

[@arfonwilliams2027]

Eric Bowen I

[@MarlonBitoy]

Eric Bowen Thesaurus has entered the chat.

[@AlexandraofUnusualIdeas]

Definitely my favorite comment here so far🤭

[@vurtigoneiii275]

I'm a bit confused. The only version of "God Bless the Prince of Wales" is this one: Ar D'wysog gwlad y bryniau, O boed i'r nefoedd wen, Roi iddo gyda choron, Ei bendith ar ei ben! Pan syrthio'r aur wialen, Pan elo un i'r nef, Y nef a ddalio i fyny Ei law frenhinol ef! Among our ancient mountains, And from our lovely vales, Oh! Let the prayer re-echo God bless the Prince of Wales! With hearts and voice awaken Those minstrel strains of yore, Till Britain's name and glory, Resounds from shore to shore. I don't see the lyrics you included in this. Am I misunderstanding something?

[@KevinKerwin]

I found this song while watching The Crown. It really touched me can't explain it. It just does and that's all you need to know about music

[@shaulakumar8236]

Popped over here afer The Crown. What a funny great song and beautiful language! Something I've never heard in my part of the world.

[@atsutani7952]

watching The Crown and founding how beautiful welsh language is，love from China

[@DarkLadyJade]

Also listening because of that show The Crown. This song has a lovely melody.

[@thegoodoldrommel1417]

Till the episode of The Crown what contains this song I hadn't known that Wales has own culture and language. 😯 I like this language good to hearing. 🙂 Greetings from Hungary!

[@taffyducks544]

Chwarae Teg! Wales and its inhabitants are the first nation British buddy. The name of the island comes from their (British) language. Its culture is almost 3000 years old!

[@wavy1489]

@@taffyducks544 it's not Daniel Vincze's fault he didn't know

[@shelaghmckenna2667]

@@taffyducks544 More than 13,000 years old, but who's counting....

[@jeiraeth]

This song makes me wanna visit the Welsh countryside even just for once in my life

[@Kerys23a]

Please do.

[@Mmakkam]

Please do!! It’s absolutely beautiful. As a welsh person myself I am so proud of my home, and proud to be able to speak the language!! It’s honestly worth it to visit.

[@pedrapioan4201]

You would be most welcome... Croeso

[@adityamuley87]

Welsh language has word "Gan" for song. So do many indian languages. We have some similarities in our languages. Much love from India.

[@gerald4013]

it is "cân" actually; the 1st consonant of words can change in Welsh after certain words.

[@sionsmedia8249]

That’s Indo-European languages for you

[@adityamuley87]

@@gerald4013 still it is pronounced the same way

[@gerald4013]

@@adityamuley87 Dych chi'n gallu credu bod y Gymraeg a ieithoedd India 'n debyg i'w gilydd... Dych chi'n deall rhywbeth? :-p

[@adityamuley87]

@@gerald4013 i am sorry my friend, i dont understand welsh. I was able to deccipher just one word from the song and found it interesting that it resembles the same word from my language

[@Vesnicie]

Watching that episode of The Crown I thought, if they don't play "Carlo" after this one, I'm filing a formal complaint. It was the only choice.

[@治远李]

Bravo! The Crown brought me to this extraordinary song! Greetings from China

[@DistantDreamer93]

@szalard He's talking about Prince Charles and he is being completley sarcastic throughout the entire song.. It's a satirical song, you see, and he's taking the mick out of Prince Charles. He's called the Prince of Wales yet there is nothing Welsh about him, nor has he any interest in the country and its culture, heritage and history... The nickname "Carlo" , that the Welsh use to describe him, is insulting. I hope that made sense!

[@robertl30]

Episode 3.6 seems to say that's how Charles started out, but then got educated and did begin to appreciate Welsh culture. I wonder if it stuck. How is he perceived today?

[@angharadhuw4654]

Robert Larson www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1211270/prince-charles-the-crown-plaid-cymru-wales-welsh-language-tedi-millward-spt/amp

[@alynwillams4297]

Not at all. Charles who’s supposedly the prince of Wales visits Wales once a year 😂 he spends most of his time in Scotland or northern England.

[@manuekhuntyk2563]

Carlo is how he's called in Italy, officially.

[@nigelsheppard625]

The Welsh don't use it, only Dafydd Iwan. Apart from Radio Cymru and in Gwynedd Iwan is totally unheard of in Wales. He's a nobody.

[@briandubois9572]

I had a family friend who was from Penygros Wales.. Every time i hear the school teacher say "be quiet boy" i hear my friends voice saying it to his son. Welsh is a beautiful language & like others said i watched the credits roll after this episode just to listen to the song 👍

[@pedrapioan4201]

There is one in the North and one in "Cwm Gwendraeth" in the South West, which one? :))

[@briandubois9572]

@@pedrapioan4201 the one in Gwynedd county i believe 🤔🤷‍♂️

[@xotbirdox]

A nawr Carlo yn y brenin. Mae yna newydd brins yn y gwlad o gân. Ond gwneud dim camgymeriad... mae'r pobl o Gymru yn hyd gwrthwynebu. Y brins o Gymru bydd dim yn fod dyn o gwlad arall. Rwyt ti'n gallu goroni pwy bynnag ti'n hoffi, ond y wir olaf brins o Gymru yn Owain Glyndŵr. Bob amser yn bydd fod.

[@karenkduvenhage2728]

I never tire listening to this song! Such a catchy happy tune!

[@alosadav]

Best episode os the series

[@jfvilledequebec]

Don't speak welsh, love this song.

[@dalilascala3840]

I'm italian and I loved learning this song , it's funny

[@dalilascala3840]

Especially the "yn" pronunciation

[@milanistisejati6956]

Beautifull languages , Grettings from Indonesia

[@szalard]

Thank you for this awesome song, and because you came back with great Welsh music! :)

[@bobapbob5812]

The job of Prince of Wales began as a joke with Edward II. It may end as one as well.

[@DistantDreamer93]

@szalard Also, the song is sung in a 'light' and 'humourous' way to take further mick out of prince Charles. And no problem. Although, these may be the last few Welsh language music videos I upload for a while...

[@debbieforareason364]

I watched the crown and I was fine until I heard this song. Nothing but tears and unexplained nostalgia ♥️❤️🌹🥺🥺🥺

[@kenigiaisland7278]

Found this song after The Crown Ep6S3. My fav eps so far, and loveee this song

[@asparadog]

God damn it, Welsh is so singysongy anyway, what a wonderful language. Greetings from Cheshire!

[@ewatrojanowska2757]

Tywysog Cymru

[@jeiraeth]

one of the best episodes

[@yasinkaraca4840]

Never be the "brins" of the Celts.

[@valterarrudadosanjos51]

Que bela música. Gostei de tê-la ouvido ao final do episódio de The Crown.

[@alynwillams4297]

Cymru Rydd! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@bri-annaedwardine1697]

What a brilliant song!

[@DistantDreamer93]

@Szczepek90 No, it isn't a treiglad... it's regional dialect. Dafydd Iwan is from Sir Gaerfyrddin (Carmarthenshire) and there they say 'warae' instead of 'chwarae' =)

[@garethmorgan989]

I was wondering that ! Where I am it’s pronounced “gwarra” 🤦

[@pedrapioan4201]

Not so sure about that .... I'm from "Cwm Gwendraeth" Sir Gaerfyrddin as is Dafydd Iwan, my family roots are in in Sir Benfro and Sir Ceredigion, and I would naturally say "Chwarae teg", but one does hear "warre teg boi" , maybe in this instance "warre teg" fitted the melody better than "chwarae teg" ? :)) We have lost words in my lifetime .... I was brought up saying "Oifad" (to swim) i.e. " rwyn mynd lawr i'r afon i oifad" ( the f is a V sound, ff being F). However, I hear very few young people using "Oifad", they now say "Nofio" (taught in school) I refuse to use it! for me it will always be "Oifad" I get a few young puzzled looks down at the leisure centre in Caerfyrddin lol, sad really! Apparently, down in Sanclêr they say/said? "Moifad"

[@saramasi3137]

vvvery catchy song and beautiful language 🥰 loved it

[@szalard]

Thank you, and don't stop posting Welsh music please. :( I hate that English junk that flows from the music channels. This is so different, and full with meaning! I love it!

[@nathanpages7646]

Well, now even a king ! Long live

[@celyndavies9545]

This song was written because Dafydd Iwan was against the investiture of Prince Charles in 1969. He's anti-monarchist and this song is actually making fun of Charles

[@GRaPHMiCHaEL23]

I come here after finished watching The Crown season 3 episode 6

[@stanevans9886]

It is an amazing song

[@DistantDreamer93]

@szalard Ha ha...OK, I will continue to upload Welsh music but I have some other videos (unrelated to music) I may want to upload too! =)

[@AlexandrinaVictoria1819]

BTW the intro and outro melodies of this song are based on a patriotic song 'God Bless the Prince of Wales'.

[@taffyducks544]

The Welsh being forced to have English Princes isn't the real insult - The real insult is how the Welsh have been made to forget that they had centuries worth of Kings before they were relegated to being "Princes". They were known as Rex Brittanorum (King of Britons) for a Reason. With The likes of Hu Gadarn being legendary founder of Welsh (British) people and then real figures like Brutus, Caratacus, Macsen, Ceri, Arthwys, Hywel Dda, Iestyn Ap Gwrgan, Rhodri Mawr, Cunedda, etc.

[@merydoesstuff]

Not to mention that two kings of Gwynedd (Gruffydd ap Llywelyn and Owain Gwynedd) were also King of Wales. If it wasn't for Henry III, the Welsh would have united in a single nation

[@MausBastion]

Now we're here

[@thomasalvarez6456]

The line “Playing Polo with Daddy” is quite sad and will be even more so once William is king.

[@deanmccabe7516]

ME and my mum love this song dai iawn

[@sci-fi2990]

Hi Carlo daddy time here …come here nowq

[@jones1068]

Dwi yn chwarae y can yma ar guitar.

[@patszer8314]

I love this song. Naturally I first heard it on "The Crown" but I liked it immediately and I found myself feeling more sympathetic towards Prince Charles. Thanks for posting!

[@alynwillams4297]

He could of chose to denounce the title “prince of Wales” but didn’t. The title should be put into the history books as it’s disrespectful to the Welsh who’s royal family’s were slaughtered by the English.

[@patszer8314]

I didn't know that. Thanks for the information. Are you Welsh?

[@alynwillams4297]

No problem. Yes I am

[@RileyWritey]

@@alynwillams4297 In fairness, Charles has paid massive amounts of respect to Wales since gaining that title. While the Crown edited his investiture speech a bit, his real speech did indeed raise eyebrows with hints of support for Welsh nationalists. Charles is far from perfect, but he does try which is extraordinary given the brainwashed childhood he was put through by the English elite.

[@9988ScooterGirl]

@@alynwillams4297 Sure. The 21 year old insecure son of two domineering parents, a young man raised by all and sundry to believe tradition was life itself, should have taken a stand against something the male English heirs viewed as their right for nearly seven hundred years. It's just a royal title, for Pete's sake. Do you think if the Welsh had gotten that title back a few hundred years ago it wouldn't today be in the hands of some hereditary one percenter living far above the common person and just as out of touch as Carlo with his polo ponies?

[@Str-z2q]

Так и думал что здесь все после просмотра «Короны»

[@DaviLourencoORG]

Estou muito ansioso para a 5° temporada

[@georgeevstafyev7417]

Carl is now king

[@TheDobleQ]

This shit is kinda fire ngl...

[@szalard]

Sorry, I am crazy. After I wrote it down I saw that you actually made it clear in the openable window. :)

[@sarahbelhadjepkadri672]

i came from "the crown"season 3 i loved the song and i have expected that i would find this in youtube

[@manunuez1]

I'm here for the 3rd season of The Crown

[@phillip2632]

Dafydd Iwan and Prince Charles finally met each other about two years ago.

[@shelaghmckenna2667]

I find that encouraging.

[@Szczepek90]

@DistantDreamer93 Hah, I haven't noticed that :) That is clever, true. As far as I know, mutating foreign words is something that each Cymro and Cymrais decide for themselves - I guess that comes in handy for artists :)

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Happy joooobilies, pawb, mwynhau, FWA. 😎👍

[@dukeofglasgow9354]

I'd to know the pictures in the background

[@user-nf8rx8og8t]

DistantDreamer93 Can/ Song: "Carlo" Canwr/ Singer: Dafydd Iwan

[@garyjones6994]

What say the Welsh for the new prince?

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Y tywysog newydd. HTH 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿😎

[@guilhermeribeiro4036]

The Crown

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

To see a lazy fella have a ludicrous expensive chandelier put on his head, and being taken about in in a gold painted glorified farm cart pulled by a few old neddies???

[@Skyebright1]

Hey the farm cart was made in Australia ;)

[@jonathansimcock3557]

Hen bryd i chwalu beth sydd at ol o'r Ymerodraeth Brydeinig sef y DU. Rhyddid i Gymru, Yr Alban ac Iwerddon!

[@ehoad]

Chwarae teg ;)

[@taffyducks544]

But The first Nation British (Welsh) get to keep the term right? So the Welsh Goverment becomes the British government and so on...

[@DistantDreamer93]

@LlinosD94 A finna - ma 'Muckingham palace' bob tro neud i fi chwerthin :) LOL. Ah cwl! Wel, os ti'n cofio neu'n ffindio allan gad fi wybod :) Mashwr y gwnai uploadio mwy o ganeuon gan Dafydd Iwan yn y dyfodol hefyd :)

[@CINEVOXJF]

Thanks The Crown for this song

[@fernandolopezalvarez2007]

Daaaaleeeee Carlitos

[@davidhagerty4625]

God Bless Channel 4 News.

[@sionsmedia8249]

One lyric I find very interesting in this song is “Ac yna lab i Scotland yr aeth o”, the use of the English name for Scotland (“Yr Alban” in Welsh) in my opinion this is trying to show how Scotland doesn’t have an independent culture or language (as Gaelic is almost extinct) so it’s basically English. PS it isn’t just a name thing as he uses the Welsh name for Australia as “Awstralia”

[@lewisnorth1188]

Might be because of the song's age, maybe Scotland was a more common word than "Yr Alban" at the time

[@elen3337]

The Welsh language is in great danger of dying, and relies on learners to keep her alive. I'm dreading the results of the 2021 census, as the numbers have been steadily decreasing for decades. This is because many foreigners have been moving into Wales, and making the small Welsh villages too expensive for the native to live in anymore. Please make the effort to learn Welsh, as we will appreciate it, it will open job opportunities, and will make you more welcome in our villages and country. I hope I have convinced you to learn Welsh, even a Duolingo course is enough. Thank you.

[@DistantDreamer93]

@Szczepek90 =) Noo :) Actually, it's clever what he does. In Welsh 'B' mutates into 'M' > so Buckingham becomes Muckingham. "Muck" in English is something dirty or muddy. :P Haha.

[@Szczepek90]

@DistantDreamer93 DistantDreamer's guide to Welsh Language? ;- )

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Carlo ghastly mae weekend hon yn dod fydd e'n hir.

[@macsainteis]

Freedom to the Celtic nations!!! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇨🇮🇮🇲🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@alynwillams4297]

Independence is coming! Fe godwn ni eto. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇮🇪 🇮🇲

[@taffyducks544]

Add Cornwall and Brittany

[@fmcgucket3076]

@@taffyducks544 my mom flies a beautiful flag with the flags of all the Celtic nations on it, including those of Cornwall and Brittany. Actually, the flag is as hideous as a mashup of half a dozen nations flags would be, but it makes my heart swell whenever I see it.

[@ghostoftheschiavona]

a nawr carlo yw’r brenin?! nid fy mrenin i! brenin y saeson!! a nid yw william yn fy nhwysog i llall!

[@Skyebright1]

William can’t speak any Welsh ;(

[@christian-232]

I'm Italian and I'm in love with your language 😍, I think I want to take a trip to Wales

[@3tangle3]

@DistantDreamer93 welsh kept their dialects better than some english dialects! sad the welsh speaking dialects of South east valleys/ Sir fynwy and 'radnorshire' all but extinct

[@itsdanii495]

Polo heddiieee 🌸🌺✨🥰HEEEEDIIEEE 🥰🌸🌺✨

[@rmcode]

The funny thing about this in 'the Crown' series is that they took the translation of the last chorus from this youtube page. In fact that last chorus at 3.39 is much, much ruder and is different from the previous two choruses. 'Daiogion fawr a man' = 'big and small arselickers'....and this is the reason the Welsh language establishment hated the song.

[@moiwilliams170]

daiogion fawr a man means people small and big

[@rmcode]

@@moiwilliams170 Taeog (pl -Taeogion) =serf, slave, vassel and other more derogatory meanings. It becomes 'Daeogion' because it is the vocative tense.... The person who transcribed it from the song made a mistake in putting the 'i' instead of the 'e' because the sound is the same. In the other two choruses the word is 'Trigolion' which does mean 'people' or 'inhabitant'

[@moiwilliams170]

@@rmcode i speak welsh as my first language and i the word daiogion doesent exist in the dictionary , im preaty sure it doesent mean arselickers

[@rmcode]

@@moiwilliams170 Look here for the definition of the singular 'taeog' and note the main plural is 'taeogion....geiriadur.ac.uk/gpc/gpc.html then look here for an explanation of the Welsh vocative case, ie using a word to address someone or people........en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocative_case#Welsh so 'taeogion' (defined as a derogatory word) becomes 'daeogion' when it used to address people.

[@rmcode]

'daeogion' has clearly become 'daiogion' in the transcribed lyrics because the person doing the transcription hadn't realised what the word meant.

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Mae e dim lico pens. Biros te, Carlo?

[@DonglinZheng]

I have listend this song for more than 10 years. But I can’t speak Welsh

[@Lololol878]

Welsh sounds just like the Icelandic language!

[@welsh-cymru1588]

Welsh is celtic while Icelandic is Germanic beleive it or not English is closer to Icelandic than welsh is to it, their apart of the same Germanic family while wales is Celtic family with scotland & ireland

[@joshuabaughn3734]

Anyone here after The Crown?

[@Szczepek90]

@DistantDreamer93 Diolch yn fawr :) I brought up this topic when I went out to the pub with the other Celts(so to say; we tend to call ourselves Celts here in the Department) and nobody could give an answer they would be sure of. We were even afraid that Dafydd Iwan might have simply made a mistake in mutating ;)

[@Laura-lh7xg]

Really enjoyed this! Charles is the only royal person I like.

[@Aron-ru5zk]

This song is sarcastically taking the piss out of him though?

[@Laura-lh7xg]

@@Aron-ru5zk true, but it has some friendly teasing to it. At least that's how I interprete it

[@taffyducks544]

@@Laura-lh7xg You do realise they are foreign Germano/Greeks whos ancestors created the title Prince of Wales to demote the British Kings and their Descendants to Princes? The Britons of what would become Wales had Kings for centuries prior to the English showing up. They were known as Rex Brittanorum (King of Britons).

[@Laura-lh7xg]

@@taffyducks544 no, but now I know!

[@taffyducks544]

@@Laura-lh7xg No worries. The legitimate British lineage ended with Charles the ll of England who claimed descent to the ancient British Kings via Scotland and further back, via Wales (Percy Enderbie - Cambria Triumphans). Charles' sons do have a bit of Welsh ancestry through Diana DeSpencer who was descended from the same Royal Welsh house as John F Kennedy. Its been traced all the way to Welsh king Hywel Dda (Howell the Good)

[@lamcy9159]

The Crown brings me here too

[@DistantDreamer93]

@LlinosD94 Ah, mi ddylet ti fod yn falch iawn...mae'r gan yma yn ffantastig! :D Gwych! :) Wyt ti'n gwybod os nath o sgwennu caneuon eraill i Dafydd Iwan?

[@GidionApex]

Can you help me I want to learn about Welsh but no clue to really look..thanks

[@lmacedoboxe]

Quem também está aqui por causa do The Crown?!?

[@sivanildamaria7656]

Com a cara de tonto dele fez discurso a realeza de besta ( por um tempo somente 😂😂😂)

[@Luslopes]

🙋🏽‍♀️

[@KateeAngel]

Not only Charles, but all Princes of Wales through last 5-6 centuries have nothing to do with Wales. So, would be better if song was about it in general, rather than about Charles personally. One day he will not be a POW anymore, but the problem will still stay the same

[@alynwillams4297]

Not when Wales becomes independent. The title will then be void and Wales will be a republic.

[@Skyebright1]

William is now the Prince

[@DavidHughesss]

Mae'n anodd credu bod pobl sy'n credu pethau fel hynny yn bodoli, weithiau...

[@famehost2539]

0:18

[@DistantDreamer93]

Dos ar ei sianel o. Dwi'n meddwl nei di ffindio dy fot ti'n iawn :/

[@knjonni]

eu sei que você veio por causa de the crown hehe

[@niizakih]

Acerto ademir

[@sriharshasravan4263]

Crown S3E6 Tywysog Cymru. Catchy song 🔥

[@XXMAIXX100]

Can gorau erioed

[@hambon2k10]

da iawn twm da iawn dafydd ger am dani

[@vagnerduarte2629]

The Crown give me here.