🤯🤯🤯 Cem Adrian & Olten Filarmoni - Sen Gel Diyorsun / Öf Öf (Live) REACTION

[@tushuguan1]

this is not arabic sound.This music is traditional turkish sound.

[@KutluBilgi]

uzmanı değilim ama enstrumanlar batı muziği gibi

[@anlcagan8037]

@@KutluBilgi Aslında avrupaya giden çoğu telli çalgı Anadolu- Çin kökenlidir. Arp gibi basmalı olmayan uzun telliler asyada daha çok yaygındı. Keman-kemençe-saz-gitar-ud anadolu kökenli hep.

[@KutluBilgi]

@@anlcagan8037 bilgilendrime için teşekkürler

[@TeaOnTue]

Saz hasbehas Türk çalgısıdır. Dombra da muhtemelen bunun babasıdır hakkaten. Kesinlikle Arap olmayan bi tınısı vardır bunların.

[@4Wulfred]

@@KutluBilgi Akdeniz erbaş- emre yücelen sohbetini izlemeni tavsive ederim merakın varsa

[@MuratYLDZ974]

Dünya ne acayip bir hal aldı, ne kadar küçüldü ya. Ben Türkiye'denim. Hayatımda hiç Cem Adrian dinlememiştim. Bir Amerikalı'dan ülkemdeki Cem Adrian'ı ilk defa dinleyip/izleyip aynı duyguları paylaşıp ağlamamak için ikimizde kendimizi zor tutuyoruz. Vay be.

[@elaoz5406]

Hoş geldin aramıza. 1 hafta sarar cem her yerini. Sonra alışırsın bu muhteşem şeye :o bir mucize

[@MuratYLDZ974]

@@elaoz5406 3 gündür belki 50 kere dinledim sadece bunu :) bir de mp3 yaptım arabada ayrı dinliyorum :) müthiş

[@rukiyeguler9080]

Cem Adrian dinlenmez mi ya !? Türkiye de dinlenecek en iyi sanatçılardan bir tanesidir !!!

[@Ataturk3456]

Aynen, 26 senedir america,dayim ve ilk dinliyorum mest oldum masallah gururumuz🙏🇹🇷

[@ardayemisci1285]

kusura bakma da sen mal kalmisin CEM ADRIAN ni baris akarsu yu zulfu livaneli yi dunya taniyor

[@YourNewMoon]

1:40 it's a bağlama, a traditional Turkish instrument

[@canparem2710]

This is our traditional folk music played with symphonic orchestra , at the beginnig it is traditional Turkish SAZ / BAĞLAMA , it looks dombra , Kazakhs are Turkic people , our instruments are similar , also our language is similar , we speak different dialects of Turkish , Turks roots are from central Asia and we are relatives with Turkic countries from Central Asia.

[@ayfer5315]

@canparem Bilmediklerinden degil ozellikle yapıyorlar.Defalarca Turkiye'ye geldigi halde "siz deveyle mi geziyosunuz, erkekler kac kadinla evleniyo,kadınlar tek başına sokağa çıkabiliyo mu" sorularını sorarlardı gecmiste.Soyleye söyleye o kıvama geldi ulke artık sormuyorlar rahatladılar herhalde gormek istedikleri gerceklesti diye.Bi deve olayina gecemedik kusura bakmazlar artık.

[@fugenturkoglu]

Exactly! I am really sick of especially the Americans, and uneducated people. They think every country where the majority of people are Muslims are Arabic, speaks Arabic, and is Middle Eastern. I don't have anything against Arabs but it is like calling every Christian country Filipinos / Philipines, Mexicans/ Americans. Really!

[@fugenturkoglu]

@@ayfer5315 No, you can not marry 5 women at once in Turkey but in the USA they do; Mormons and some other Christians do. Even there's a tv show ' sister wives ' . Some of them even marry underage women. And do you have " God protect Turkey on your money " No. Are you banned not to sell alcohol some certain days or not drink alcohol in public places in Turkey? No. But they do in the USA. The USA, and Europe has full of Christian schools. When 1 built an Islamic school in Tukey, it turned into a crisis.

Bu bizim senfonik orkestra ile çalınan geleneksel halk müziğimizdir, başta geleneksel Türk SAZ/BAĞLAMA'dır, dombraya benzer, Kazaklar Türk kökenlidir, çalgılarımız benzer, dilimiz de benzer, Türkçe'nin, Türklerin farklı lehçelerini konuşuruz. Köklerimiz Orta Asya'dan ve Orta Asya'dan Türki ülkelerle akrabıyız

[@lilatomrissoze6237]

Thank you for your kind reaction.🌷 Turks are not from the middle east and Turkic blood is not middle eastern and not mixed. All of Muslim majority countries are neither arab nor irani. Not similar culture ever. Don’t get me wrong monsieur, I am overwhelmed of prejudiced comments of others (usually pure-minded bigot igno-ra(t)nts and ev-il minded orientalist idi-oots). They are different cultures each other like Portuguese and China. And no one say to Portugueses "you are Chineses, cannot denied." in every single day, even when Chineses imitated the "Amália Rodrigues' fados" all day in Shangai... İndia countries were under the dominition of Turkic Babur Empire more than 300 years. Arabic countries were under the dominition of Ottoman Empire more than 400 years. Not the other way round. They were learned and imitated -little bit- this kind of singing styles from Turks. (Plus: Music was a one of the "Big Sins" for wahhabis for long centuries.) Phonetically Turkic Languages doesn't share similar intonations with Arabic or Persian. We are in Ural-Altai linguistic family. Arabs have Semitic language. Persians are İndo-European. Also, our life style, culture and world view are so different from them. Religion? All Christians are Mormons? Also geographically, Any Turkic country is not in the middle east. Middle east is technically, south of Mediterranean between north of Sub-saharan. Our non-se-xist Turkic Language is a very ancient language going back 5500 to 8500 years. It has a phonetic, morphological and syntactic structure, and at the same time it possesses a rich vocabulary. (In 6 Independent Republic and a lot of autonomous republics and regions) We seems like Europeans but we are Asians like Hungary and Finland. And we Turkic peoples proud of to be Asian. We looks like different phenotypes. (You can see at looking Dimash's family and friends.) But, we are not mixed counterintuitively. We have our own DNA and old antic historia. Turkic tribes seems different each other from the beginning. Multicultural marriages were not being common in history and day. A Turk from Balkans has same culture and language with a Central Asian Turk. Differences are, regional practice variations, phenotypes and dialects. "Simply because a genetic tendency exists does not mean it will be phenotypically expressed.” *Jesser, Nancy, 2002, “Blood, Genes and Gender in Octavia Butler’s Kindred and Dawn”, Extrapolation, 43(1): 36 -61. doi:10.3828/extr.2002.43.1.05 Postscript: Kazakh "dombra" and Turkish "bağlama" or "saz" are both of the most commonly used string Turkic folk instrument. The dombra has two strings and the bağlama has seven strings. They are descended from the Turkic kobyz/kopuz. Wise Turkic women and men has used to play kobyz the first violin on the world since BC. 3000+. The musical scale of them differs from that of many western instruments - such as the guitar - in that it features ratios that are close to quarter tones. Turkic classical music and folk music are in the "diatonic scale". In music theory, a diatonic scale is any heptatonic scale that includes five whole steps (whole tones) and two half steps (semitones) in each octave, in which the two half steps are separated from each other by either two or three whole steps, depending on their position in the scale. There is evidence that the Sumerians used a version of the diatonic scale. *Kilmer, Anne Draffkorn (1998). "The Musical Instruments from Ur and Ancient Mesopotamian Music". Expedition Magazine. 40 (2): 12-19. Retrieved 29 December 2015. *JACQUOT, A. Dictionnaire pratique et raisonné des instruments de musique anciens et modernes, Paris, 1886.

[@metinmars]

açıklamaların için teşekkürler bunlar kendi kokuşmuş tarihlerinden haberleri yok

[@sedatbayrak1598]

Tambura dombra dan gelir

[@lilatomrissoze6237]

@@sedatbayrak1598 Of course, sir.

[@001bayrak]

Baglama is dombra's brother. Just like Kazakhs and Turks are brothers ...

[@erolkaya1053]

Correkt"Dombra is the simple form of Bağlama.

[@cemkeskinn]

We are not Arabs, our cultures are also completely different. We should pay attention to this distinction as the whole world. If we do not call every Christian American, we should not call every muslim arab.

[@ordinaryvalley]

😅😅 eyvallah. Araplar 2 milyar müslüman nüfusunun sadece %15 ini oluşturuyor. Çoğu insan bu gerçeği duyunca şok oluyor nedense..

[@semkay9771]

True we are brothers but really different in some things.

[@ezgi7593]

​@@semkay9771not we are not brothers with arabs

[@NowumXaverty]

@@ezgi7593yemeğin de dilin de oradan gelme senin ezgi. Kültürün ise çok benzer. Git araştır derim ama araştırsan böyle boş yorum yapmazdın.

[@ezgi7593]

@@NowumXaverty sen arap olmak istiyorsan olabilirsin ama bizler değiliz.Benim kültürümün onlarla hiç bir alakası yok hadi işine bak

[@fidimash5810]

Cem Adrian is an amazing singer in Turkey 🇹🇷

[@elifzulalvarol9687]

İşte buna reaksiyon denir. Harikasınız.👌🤩😥

[@variniaspartacus]

CEM ADRIAN es magnífico. Tienen allí en Turquía a este cantante que es un genio con la voz, con sus letras, es brutal!! Escuchádlo en su versión de SUMMERTIME de GEORGE GERSWIN en una actuación en 2018. Empieza cantando en falsetto voice y acaba por cantar como Louis Amstrong. Tiene una voz privilegiada. Lo sé porque soy soprano, a nivel amateur, he cantado en corales en Barcelona y reconozco el talento. 😊

[@feriderencper7960]

Dostum bazen bir sürü sözün anlatamadığını bir damla göz yaşı anlatır senin göz yaşların böyle derin ve güzel bir türkünün en güzel reaksiyonuydu teşekkürler

[@happybird7494]

Bir de Türker İngilizce bilmez, öğrenemez diyenler var... Ne zaman reaksiyon videolarına baksam bütün Türkler( maşallah) herkes burada; benden başka Türkçe yazana da rastlamadım... 😁

[@fatmaatas1271]

Merak etme bende İngilizce özürlüyüm ve de gördüğün gibi Türkçe yazıyorum.

[@iammert_915]

Hahaha yerim ya ne kadar tatlı 😂😂

[@csipahi77]

sende öğren derdini anlatır yanlışı düzeltirsin

[@alierenylmaz4601]

🖐️🇹🇷👍

[@gokhanilter1358]

Her yerdeyiz Mesut don't worry buddy

[@cancancan92]

6:18 eleman bagi yanmis ciftciye dondu 😂 Cem Adrian 3 dakikada Turk e cevirdi adami sfsgsa

[@pelin9647]

Bu versiyonu ilk kez dinledim. Şarkının senfonik kısımları Kurtuluş Savaşı müzikleri gibi olmuş. Güzeldi.

[@monikadear3594]

Wow, how beautiful and captivating! Very special. How great and emotional can be only very few notes sung up and down. His voice is incredible... I wouldn't ever have come to this if it weren't for you... So thank you so much!😘

[@kahramanefe6513]

Allah rahmet eylesin Ali Kızıltuğ a, muthis bir eser birakti bizlere,dilden dillere var oldukca gidecek bu ezgi

[@anadolu3487]

Cem Adrian Türkiye de şu anda yaşayan en iyi ses ve yorum. Teşekkürler ❤🎉

[@MrGokhanyaka]

Great music, great reaction. Congratulations.

[@ahmetozyetis4244]

Perfect reaction 👏🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@serapyarba3840]

Gercekten sözlerini anlıyormusun ? Cünkü bizim kültürümüz muhteşem bir kültürdür hele corafyası Türkü demek sevgi emek özlem deger derin insanların icindeki cok güzel bir haykırıştır

[@semradanac3426]

Cem Adriyan ♥️♥️♥️Nasıl bir yorum insanın içine işleyen ses tek kelime ile mükemmelll.

[@turkevlat]

Bu ses bu dünyaya ait olamaz ...... Orkestra kesin değil zaten de.....

[@alanmore4904]

If l would be in a lives breformas for one time in my life. It will be this breformas. Thank you Fil.

[@YourNewMoon]

The lyrics Öf is a Turkish exclamation, like "Ah" "Oh" , it is used when you're really weary and in pain. There are mountains and seas between us I'm telling you that I can't come to you (But) you are telling me to come Snow has covered the roads, the trails are erased I'm telling you that I can't find the right path (But) you are telling me to find Don't think that our love is a bluster You've (we've) left a lot of trouble behind one by one Ankara is desolate since you're not here, Ankara is without you I'm telling you that I can't stay (But) you are telling me to stay Either spring or summer, What kind of pen wrote my destiny? My saz(means baglama, the instrument), my confidant I'm telling you I can't play (But) you are telling me to play it

[@gunayaydin7322]

Kültür farkına rağmen duygunu geçirebiliyorsan olay bitmiştir. ' Sanat' buna denir. ' Sanatçı' da... Her ses çıkarana değil...

[@gunnurkizildogan120]

And... this song is türkü actually. like Turk... Türkü is Anadolu (Turkish geography) song. We are Anadolu People. Not Arabic.. basic enstrument is bağlama. Not dombra. Dombra and bağlama looks similar. But different voice, different enstruman. Thank you for analysis.. Thank you CEM 🧡

[@saniyekarasu6735]

I watched your reaction at least ten times. You react Cem & orc.; I react your close up - childlike reaction with the same goose bumps every time I see. Thanks for your candidness!

[@texasseastar]

I get a Dead Can Dance vibe off this too. Love the mix of traditional Turkish music with the symphony.

[@sylvieschmidt311]

Just magnificent

[@wendyraymond1751]

Totally agree was spectacular ...so beautiful absolutely amazing thanku so much an you make it even better much love an god bless x

[@mtcreations4218]

Love discovering new singers from countries other than America. I discovered this Turkish artist just before viewing this video. Sorry, missed your reaction to Summertime from Cem Adrian which was what I just viewed before this.

[@stprk]

If you could only understand the words. . . . so powerful.

[@gulruoztunc6608]

Not Arabic it is originally turkish..

[@canangungor]

Now that you have become partly Turkish, thank you for your sincere reaction, Cem Adrian is a real 'gem'....

[@mahsajamali7265]

I just cry,that was awsome, the lyrics of of....

[@OneDetailing]

Türklerin bu adamı keşfetmesini bekliyorum :D

[@meyra1315]

Cem Adrian, an incredible talent👏👏👏👏Don't hold yourself , cry, because our folk songs ( türkü) carry the intense pain that has been experienced in this land for centuries.

[@warsawiconic]

ah ah acidan baska ne gorduk bashsettigin diyarda...

[@salomiegradwell7704]

I think it is called a "saz baglama"

[@endrtan7234]

Yes bağlama. & Saz .

[@banliyö]

Saz is a Turkish word, use for all instruments with strings you can called even guitar as a saz, but this instrument name is 'bağlama' which is also kind of saz.

[@sulecelikoglu37]

Muhteşem bir ses kaliteli sanatçı. Tepkilerine bayılıyorum.

[@mehtapozturk9913]

Cem Adrian'ı ilk dinlediğim an sesine aşık olmuştum.

[@husnabisi3518]

Cem Adrian muhteşem bir şarkıcı teşekkürler fable. Türk müziğini, melodilerini, bağlama enstrümanını çok seviyorum

[@aysegulyaman4067]

Sende Cook harika bir yorum yaptin tesekkür ediyorum.müzik iste bir dünya dili.Almanyadan selamlar

[@gabrielestrohmann6832]

This was an experience. Thank you for making many aware of such music. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I have seen/listened to several of your reactions (Dimash, Pentatonix, Diana Ankudinova, Angelina Jordan). Your reactions were always full of praise, excitement and enthusiasm. Out of curiosity, were you ever disappointed and said something negative about a performance?

[@meltemberattuzun3025]

This is our traditional folk music.❣️

[@kayhan24]

Notaları yere yatıp acımasızca tokatlayan değerli sanatçımız, Cem ADRİAN 🤍

[@lobnabanilam5903]

I know this song from Cukur series. First time I heard his voice and I was like wow . He means every word he saying.

[@mustafatiryaki3292]

This is real pure Anatolian Blues

[@Ataturk3456]

I am Turk and I am proud of cem💯💯💯👏👏👏👏🙏🇹🇷❤️ God bless him 🙏❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@kaburgadolmas2512]

it's a traditional Turkish instrument not arabic.turks are not arabian. we not same

[@yaseminkose9202]

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SONG TO CHOOSE! - The meaning behind this song is very romantic, portrays a very powerful confrontation between the lovers. - Also every time he says the "of of" or "uf uf" he's literally sighing- to say he's tired or that he has no will in him left. - Very melancholic but very powerful vocals by Cem Adrian (pronounded -Jem Adrian) and the original Folk Singer Ali Kiziltug. - The orchestra is respectively allowing the Baglama (also known as Saz) to be very clear (utmost respect them 👏) as its very important/more popular in the original genre to only have the singer and the instrument. Love it!

[@baranbuyukkaya1744]

Not "Jem" it pronounce "Gem"

[@yaseminkose9202]

@@baranbuyukkaya1744 that's not what the English Dictionary says. In the UK we call all our Cems as Jem. Not Gems (this does not apply to names).

[@baranbuyukkaya1744]

Canım benim anlıyorum ama okunuş olarak mantıken gem daha çok cem oluyor, j kelimesi zaten j diye okunur ingilizcede de. Ben de İngiltere'de yaşıyorum ama jem değildir ingilizce okunuşu gem'dir.

[@yaseminkose9202]

@@baranbuyukkaya1744 it's not. If that was the case then my name would not be pronounced as Jasmin in English, It would be Gasmin. Which doesn't make sense. You are arguing about something you don't know. English is not read the same way pronounced. Not like Turkish. Canim benim.

[@baranbuyukkaya1744]

@@yaseminkose9202 farkında değilsin y ve j arasındaki fark ile c ve j arasındaki farkı tartışıyorsun benimle. Jem diye okumayız, cem diye okuruz bu da ingilizce pronounce'da gem oluyor not jem. Fakat Yasemin Jasmin oluyor haklısın.

[@k.k1687]

En sevdiyim şarkı Cem Adrian dan dinlemek harika

[@tolgaeser]

Out of this world

[@trollmontaj7669]

Cem adrian "odam kireçtir benim " Song 5 octaves expensive

[@bahadirbatur]

or CEM KARACA - Odam Kireç Tutmuyor

[@HavadaBulut55]

This is actually in the original soundtrack of the movie "Cep Herkülü - Naim Süleymanoğlu" showing the live of the weight lifter Naim Süleymanoğlu.

[@suix74]

Yaa acaip yaaa.....Cem´in yorumunda mi, yada Fable´nin cildirisinami kendimden geceyim, accaaip yaaaaa, öffffff

[@ronia900]

İLK KEZ DİNLEDİM VE BÜYÜLENDİM....CEM ADRİAN , DAHA ÇOK İZLEMELİYİM....

[@turna3533]

Allah nazarlardan korusun🙏💖🍀

[@ertana268]

Dombyra is the old primitive version of the first instrument. This advanced instrument is called baglama.

[@abdullahylmaz2733]

This enstrüman is bağlama ❤️

[@ottocan3590]

So beautiful 👏👌

[@SkyHero66]

It's so good and very emotional thx for the nice reactions.

Değişik duygular içindeyim,bu güzel eseri bize kazandıran değerli ozanımız Ali Kızıltuğa borçluyuz.Işıklar içinde uyuyusun yattığı yer incitmesin,Öff Öff türküsünü 1982 senesinde dinlemiştim şöyle o zamanlar akrabalarımızın çoğu Suudi Arabistan da çalışıyordu Değerli ozanımız Ali Kızıltuğ da orada çalışıyormuş izine gelen gelen bir akrabamız Ali Kızıltuğun orada doldurduğu bir kaset getirdi içinde bu öff öff türküsü de var hangi evde çalıyorsa kadınlar kızlar hüngür hüngür ağlıyor, o zamanlar 17 yaşındaydım niye bu kadar ağlıyorlar diye söyleniyordum öff öff türküsünü başa sar tekrar dinle kasetçalar olan evde hep bu türküyü dinleniyordu. Cem Adriyan yorumuyla daha başka bir hal aldı sene 2023 oldu dinleyenler yine ağlıyor tabi bende ağlıyorum özlem var gurbet var hasretlik var niye ağlamasınlar,yani kısaca bu ÖFF ÖFF türküsü dünyanın en büyük hazinesi gibi bir değer oldu. kzbin.info/www/bejne/maWXoodtZr2Vh5o benimde katkım oldu Ali Kızıltuğ anma gecesinde Videsonu çekip yayımladım. Eser Beste Ali Kızıltuğ Solist Cem Adrian Bağlama Gökhan Kılıç Çekim Rıza Şeker Konum Ankara Ankara Holiday inn Hotel

[@driver3880]

You r very succesful bro .

[@sibelinevaatolyesi7822]

Yine bogazİm düğümlendi,Cem ve türkülerimiz İYİKİ buluştu. Gurur duyuyorum seninle. Dinleyen arkadaş bir de anlayarak dinlese demek ki saçını başını yıkacak. 🤟🏻🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️ .... ve bağlamanın gücü..

[@srn4650]

Cem Adrian- summertime Please ❤❤

[@Fanfan73]

Vaaaavvvvv 😢😢 i got goosebumps 😖

[@gulfidanalpaslan]

Love your reaction🙏Cem Adrian is one of a kind❤🇹🇷❤

[@sabihatan5863]

Allah rahmet eylesin Sivas li ozan Ali Kiziltug un eseridir..

[@bayx7412]

Adam içinden hüngür hüngür ağlıyor be. Elin yabancısı bile türkünün etkisinde. Kendini kaybetti. Hayat felsefesi değişti gibi bundan sonra.

[@ardayemisci1285]

it's a love song and it has very touching lyrics

[@sedadonmez7292]

Fableye rakı icirecek birazdan oof offf diyerek 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mangejonson6039]

love

[@maryam1088]

It was exactly what I felt when I heard this song for the first time Thank you so much for your reaction Wish you could understand the lyrics Then you would be more impressed Thanks again

[@aycaoraklbel7770]

I couldn't be sure if you really feel the emotions without knowing our language... or feel the same thing by just melody, sound, instruments whatever... .. I have heard this song "türkü" so many times before.. but definetely i can say that , this was amazing 😊 Thank you for sharing ...

[@cemgokdenizarslan]

Gözleri doldu doldu belli :))

[@mehmetday5954]

jus for you to know my friend; its about Ataturk... and thank you so much...

[@traktician]

Thanks

[@kahramanefe6513]

This is only voice of heart,if you feel it

[@yildizertemli]

The instrument name is baglama

[@SuperDiver65]

Wow ,Super

[@TheMusicell]

hi guys, i will try to translate it: there are mountains and seas that stand between us. i say i can't come, you say come. snow falls over the roads, covering the trails. i say i can't find it, you say find it. and it goes on. a glimps of what is going on. it is something sad.

[@dileknick]

Ağlamamak için gülüyor

[@tura3505]

Hay maşallah, bu nasıl içten okuma.

[@AlxTr]

Merak etme kanka , Senide 100k yaparız biz türkler :)

[@dilankaya7258]

10/10 tespit 😅

[@FunnyInternetTrends]

adamin hakini verin arkadaslar!!!!!!! #turkey

[@gulsahdilbas757]

your reactions are madness man!😁🤩

[@yasty6493]

Cem Adrian feat. Aylin Aslim Herkes Gider Mi. Great reaction thanks

[@krknhdyz7781]

Harika 👍

[@YilmazGuenduez]

Love your reactions

[@orhankemalakpinar3114]

I have an event management agency, in 2019 and 2020 i did a European tour with him in a few countries like Belgium, Holland,.... but to your reaction.... that's the reaction everybody had in de room once he began to sing. He gives like you sad a spiritual feeling

[@esiessssssssss]

I should say, ıf you did not listen Cem Adrian in his concert you can not understand how is his voice magnificent. Teknology isn't enough for him. I went to his concert he even don't need microphone

[@evo834]

Thank you man

[@gunnurkizildogan120]

Are you crying... Because I am.... this song is lament.. I'm saying I can't come, you are saying come... Cem voice is 5 oktav. May be 6.. Perfect musicians.. perfect singer.. I love so much.. 🧡..

[@guldenbalci9703]

Cem is always concentrate when singing. I listened to the acoustic concert live. He didn't even open his eyes while singing. Please react Susamam. There is very different singers also every part has different beat.

[@luigitempini7789]

Amazing! It reminds a little bit Samal tau.....

[@aysucrakoglu4582]

Kazakh people and Turkish people are brothers. Their ancestors are the same. Their languages are the same. That's why the songs look so similar.

[@pamelaaustin2698]

Love it!!!

[@beltayumutlu3982]

Cem Adrian summer time..

[@hvasomhelst]

Guys he didn’t say anything about Turks being Arabic calm down please, he just didn’t know what the instrument was calm down please wow

[@mihricanozcann]

The turkish guitar is called ‘’saz’’

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İts just awesome ❤️

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Hic beklemiyordum sen Boyle bi style dinliyormuydun vaaay