Χαίνηδες - Το συρτό του ανέμου

[@dimitraazarias9450]

Τι μουσική , τι στίχος, τι φωνή ! "Στ´ αυλές του χάρου όποιος δε μπαίνει αληθινά δε ζεί..."

[@lygeripapastathi2818]

''Μιά ανάσα είμαι από σένα μιά κι από τον καθένα''....υπέροχο....

[@vereniki88]

"Ο Έρωτας κι ο Θάνατος ίδια σπαθιά κρατούνε κι οι δυο με τρόπο ξαφνικό κι ύπουλο σε χτυπούνε. Ευχαριστώ για το σχόλιό σου! :)

[@demosdemosthenous816]

It’s a masterpiece its one of the best song ever Jast Brilliant!!!!!

[@RakiPowah]

Τραγούδι με τα όλα του. Σπάνιο Τραγούδι

[@ΔήμητραΓυφτου]

Πόσο πολύ μου αρέσει!!!βγάζω φτερά ιπταμαι...

[@ΔήμητραΓυφτου]

Το πιο αγαπημένο μου από τα Χαίνια.!

[@ΒαγγέληςΧαλβατζής]

Μιλάει ..στην ψυχή μου! Αρκεί..

[@vereniki88]

@1EFESOS1 Είναι το φως … είναι ο ήλιος … είναι η θάλασσα … τα δάση … τα βουνά κι οι κάμποι … όλη αυτή η ομορφιά και ποικιλία του τοπίου που κάνει και τη γλώσσα τόσο πλούσια όσο τα τοπία της… είναι η Ελλάδα από μόνη της … μοναδική και διάλεγμα των Θεών που θες τραγούδι να την κάνεις !!! Ευχαριστώ για το σχόλιό σου!!!

[@Dionisis_L]

Διαμάντι!

[@finikass]

Εξαιρετικό σε live εκτελεση.

[@ΔέσποιναΤσακιριδουΣιδηροπουλου]

Βοηθα Παναγια τη σκεψη να μην αγριεψει....

[@melra1342]

Μούαρεσι πολύ

[@ΒαγγέληςΧαλβατζής]

ΕΥΧΑΡΙΣΤΩ !

[@ΜανωληςΦιολακης]

Με όλα αυτά που μας έχουν κάνει,νομίζουν ότι θα έρθουν να κατακτήσουν!

[@TheArtbyartemis]

A song has guarded an old notebook that says about battles,gods and stars, sorrow and love A song to forget and to remember about what you saw and what you have craved and what you never see anyone that searches will learn in the depths of his heart Day by day does not distinguish by the dark that i had deep inside me hidden a cuddle of love boat my life without keel, broken oars why sleep each night without love anymore Tell me the pace to begin to forget you Sea the thought who could calm it like my sorrow for my village that was deserted This place north wind is hitting and the sun tortures and his loneliness in our hear is a knife and hurts help Virgin the thought not to get wild I found wind and told him friend that i will become before the end seem to go away, he told me and this Blow wind take me far away and in her together in the courtyards of Death he who does not enter does not truly live i am one breath away from you one from anyone

[@erwinklement1215]

Artemis Antoniou thanx for Translation

[@erwinklement1215]

🐶 love IT fantastic

[@nikhskou3298]

Καταπληκτικοί Χαινιδες,τι να πρώτοδιαλέξεις.

[@antonis_th]

Βοηθά Παναγιά την σκέψη να μην αγριέψει

[@dimcolonos]

αυτό είναι πολύ καλύτερο

[@vereniki88]

@mixar76 Πράγματι ... μ' αυτό το τραγούδι αγάπησα τους Χαίνηδες! Ευχαριστώ!

[@elenimpo3637]

Καλησπέρα !!!!!

[@basilisdekas7144]

ΚΑΛΗΣΠΕΡΑ ΕΛΕΝΗ !!!

[@elenimpo3637]

Καλησπέρα Βασίλη και Νικολέτα !!! Να έχετε ένα όμορφο βράδυ !!!

[@ΝίτσαΝταμπλαλή]

ELENI MPO χρόνια σου πολλά και καλά!

[@elenimpo3637]

Σ ευχαριστώ Ελένη μου , να μου είσαι πάντα καλά !!!!

[@elenimpo3637]

Μ αρέσει !!!!

[@vereniki88]

@simida23 Αποστολάκης... είναι αυτός...τι να λέμε τώρα!!! Ευχαριστώ για το σχόλιο σου!!

[@ΞανθηΜιχου-τ8ι]

ΣΤΟΝ ΑΓΙΟ ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟ ΜΑΓΕΙΑ

[@lygeripapastathi2818]

Αποστολάκη απλά υποκλίνομαι.....

[@andreas30fyllou]

θα μπορούσε να είναι το καλύτερό τους αν δεν υπήρχε το "θάλασσα πικροθάλασσα" :)

[@χρηστοςΜπακολουκας]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vereniki88]

Ευχαριστώ για το σχόλιο σου! Ναι και η πικροθάλασσα είναι φανταστικό!! :)

[@nikospapachristou7483]

…μερα με μερα δεν ξεχωριζει με το σκοταδι,που μεσα πουχα βαθεια κρυμενο αγαπης χαδι….

[@ΣπυροςΜπαλαγκας]

Αρχιζει και αγριευει η σκεψη

[@demy5147]

θαλασσα η σκεψη ποιος θα μπορεσει να την ημερωσει..και ειναι θαλασσα φουρτουνιασμενη αγριεμενη ..υψωνονται βουνα τα κυματα και μεις ολο και πιο μικροι..

[@mgeo9780]

Θα μπορούσε να μου πει κάποιος τι χορός είναι αυτός;; :)

[@kretanragazzo]

το λεει και ο τιτλος φιλε μου! μπορει να χορευτει σαν κρητικο χανιωτικο συρτο.

[@mgeo9780]

Σωστά :P Δεν έχω ιδέα από τα είδη των Κρητικών χορών για αυτό ρώτησα! Ευχαριστώ :)

[@olaouto]

Μπορείς να μάθεις κι άλλα για το Χανιώτικο Συρτό εδώ αν σ'ενδιαφέρει: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKHFg6CBhLljqKc. Το συγκρότημα Μαυρόκωστα έχει βγάλει παρόμοια video και για τους υπόλοιπους παραδοσιακούς Κρητικούς χορούς. Καλή ακρόαση!

[@nikitaslykos1566]

πολεμικός χορός

[@burakdindaroglu8948]

English translation of the lyrics, anyone? Help a brother out here.

[@christinagi7091]

Although my english isn't very good anymore,I'll try to transfer to you the meaning of this marvellous song,without a rime,of course! The Dragging(a Greek folk dance) of the wind A song has been saved in an old book that says about fights,gods and stars,ache and love. A song to forget and to remember all you have seen and wished and all you'll never,never see. Everyone who is looking for it he will find it in the depth of his heart. Day after day doesn't distinguish from the darkness where I had deeply hidden a caress of love. My life is a boat without a keel,with broken paddles because I sleep every night without love anymore. Sing to me the melody to start to forget you. My thought is a sea,who will can calm it? as well as my ache for my village,that has been depopulated The north wind beats this place and the sun torments it and its loneliness is like a knife in our heart and hurts. Virgin Maria,help, our thoughts don't get angry. I found the wind and I told him I'll become a friend and he said " before the end comes,you must go away" Please wind, blow up,take me away and inside her love Whoever doesn't get in Death's yards,really he doesn't live. I am just a step from you a step from anyone.

[@dburak]

CHRISTINA DOUVANGI Magnificent, thank you very much for the effort.

[@grafikerkalemi960]

bu türk kültürü resmen kopyalamış

[@elenaskor9837]

You are an idiot, this piece of music is written on the traditional music of Crete, unless you are Greek and do not admit it.

[@mabuen]

@@elenaskor9837 rhythm is similar to ottoman music. You are constantly copying the spiritual things in the Ottoman and Turkish culture. For example, music, sweet. And you do tourism on our own islands. You are a cheating nation and you are cruel.

[@elenaskor9837]

@@mabuen Stupid, the biggest thieves in history have the audacity to talk. Do you want to steal our islands which for millennia belong to as , until yesterday you did not even know where the Mongols were and you had a sea from where you came from ?. Letters that you got adjectives and writing from 1928 and until then you used Arabic which you stole a lot from and now you say everywhere that they are yours, you steal lands from Syria, Iraq, fortunately the Egyptians understood you very early and sent you from there . show the world your culture that you show is Greek or Roman you the absolute zero ?????

[@elenaskor9837]

@@mabuen In addition fool, you are uneducated that you have not even gone to school from what you say, I want to attach to you a historical fact that when the Venetians came to Crete in 1211, they already found the lyre here, as a folk instrument of course as in the Dodecanese, that is, in primitive form. by the lyre players of the villages themselves from trees in their area and bows from the tail of a horse or donkey just like the lyre we know from the countless lyre players of the Cretan villages of the 19th and the first half of the 20th century, before the Cretan lyre took its typical modern form with the decisive contribution of the legendary Rethymno lyre player Andreas Rodinou, and also the Rethymno organ makers Giannis Papadakis or Kareklas and Manolis Stagakis. When did you come to the Mediterranean area Mongols ????? Ottoman history begins with Osman becoming the ruler of your tribe in 1281. In 1289 he captured Dorylaio and Dorylaio and made it his capital. Learn your history asshole

[@elenaskor9837]

@@mabuen Already in 1746 we have the first report that connects the lyre with Crete, considering it a predominantly Cretan musical instrument: The English traveler M. Porter, traveling to Constantinople, finds that the Greeks "sing and dance non-stop. Everywhere you see Cretan lyres and Panos the syringe that consists of seven unequal tubes… ". These instruments were played only by Greeks. The Turks, on the other hand, "avoid dancing and do not like music:" When they are forced to live among Greek sailors, they see them dancing on a boat or on land with music or without instruments and they sit aside. "