ΉΧΑΣΑ ΜΑΝΤΗΛΙ - Μικρασιάτικο συρτό (Σμύρνης)

[@mustafaberay0]

Loves from turkey

[@stefanosmentis177]

Μπράβο πολύ ωραίο. Οι επιλογές σας είναι πάντα αξιοθαύμαστες.

[@anastasiosETA]

Τι τραγουδάρα... 100 χρόνια μετά από την μεγαλύτερη καταστροφή

[@MichalisKalos]

Μπράβο ρε φίλε!! Μπράβο! Είχα χρόνια να το ακούσω. Το χόρευε ο συγχωρεμένος πατέρας μου και μικρό παιδί τότε εγώ, τον θαύμαζα!

[@Greekfolkmusic1]

Καλημέρα σας! Χαίρομαι πολύ που σας το θύμισα. Συγκινητικό πραγματικά όταν φέρνουμε στον νου τους προγόνους μας να χορεύουν τους χορούς που τους άρεσαν. Καλή συνέχεια και ευχαριστώ για τη στήριξή σας!

[@MichalisKalos]

@@Greekfolkmusic1 Εγώ σε ευχαριστώ πολύ! Μου έφτιαξες την μέρα! Νά είσαι πάντα καλά!!

[@sotosfrinda6313]

πατρηδα με χαρα ποτε ενα με την πατρηδα

[@Leo-ue6xz]

So I was wondering, is this actually yours or ours?

[@Greekfolkmusic1]

Both. That simple. 🙂

[@Leo-ue6xz]

@@Greekfolkmusic1 peace and greetings from Turkey ❤️

[@Greekfolkmusic1]

@@Leo-ue6xz Peace for all over the world! Greetings from Greece 🙂

[@ΕλληνικόςΕθνικισμός-δ4ν]

@@Leo-ue6xz an explanation for the origins of this melody is that Hispanic Jews ( Sephardetes ) brought it from Spain to the Ottoman Empire in late 16th century when they were kicked out from Spanish Empire and Ottoman Empire became their new home. So Greeks, Ottomans, Bulgarians and other folks took that melody and created their own songs. We should just use this song as a symbol of unity rather than fighting for it.

[@Leo-ue6xz]

@@ΕλληνικόςΕθνικισμός-δ4ν I agree with you at some point. Actually I am not sure on the origins of this song. I’ve watched a documentary about this folk song’s jewish past, I’ve also read a comment about its roots going back to Scots.

[@BurbuqeDhrami]

Δεν ζιζηταμ κανοις μαζί μου καμία θέμα

[@anonim.v]

ÇATLASANIZ DA PATLASANIZ DA EN BÜYÜK TÜRKİYE - OSMANLI İMPARATORLUĞU... HER ŞEYİMİZİ ÇALDIĞINIZ GİBİ MÜZİKLERİMİZİ DE ÇALMAYA KALKIYORSUNUZ YAPMAYIN! BU MÜZİK BİZE AİT VE ASIL ADI "ÜSKÜDAR'A GİDERKEN".

[@Greekfolkmusic1]

Too bad you are a nationalist and therefore unable to understand that in a multi-ethnic area like the Ottoman Empire, music had no borders and some pieces of music have many versions, in many languages. We all know what a fascist country Turkey has become, but I hope not all Turks are as fascist as you. I'm sure there are good people out there.

[@anonim.v]

@@Greekfolkmusic1 dostum biz faşist değiliz. adalarımıza el koyarsanız ve kıbrıs'ın size ait olduğunu iddia ederseniz arkanıza avrupa birliği'ni alıp şımarık bi çocuk gibi türkiye'ye sataşırsanız cezanızı çekersiniz. benim yunanlarla bir derdim yok. benim derdim yüzlercd yıllık kültürel değerlerimizi(yemeklerimiz, müziklerimiz...) sahiplenen insanlarla. yoksa müzik evrenseldir tabi ki. ancak yunan halk müziği yazmanız doğru değil. ancak siz de medya propagandalarına kanıp türkiye gibi yardımsever, misafirperver bir ülkeye faşist gibi sıfatlar yakıştırırsanız kaybeden siz olursunuz.

[@Greekfolkmusic1]

@@anonim.v Have you ever sat down only for a minute and considered the possibility that your own media is lying to you? Have you ever thought that Erdogan and your political system in general is trying to distract you from real human problems such as poverty, unemployment and hunger? I have visited Turkey twice and indeed I have the best memories. I consider the Turks as friends. But, the Aegean islands are inhabited by a purely Greek population and they belong to Greece. I don't see the reason why the borders between Greece and Turkey should change, but if you want a war, then all of us Greeks are ready to fight to the death. My opinion is that you should choose peace, because in a war only death and the rich win. All of us, Greeks and Turks, will die for no reason. Remember that the enemy is not the Greek or the Turk, but the economic system.

[@anonim.v]

@@Greekfolkmusic1 ben bir müslüman olarak nefsi müdafa gerekmediği müddetçe savaşmamamız gerektiğini düşünüyorum. senin de dediğin gibi ben de biliyorum ki erdoğan ve miçotakis ikisi de seçim öncesi bi gaza getirme çabası içerisindeler. benim de yunanlılarla bir derdim yok. ancak az biraz tarih bilgin varsa adaların yüzyıllardır türklere ait olduğunu bilirsin ve türklere ait kalması gerektiği konusunda da bana hak verirsin. son olarak eğer bi çatışma söz konusu olacaksa ukrayna'nın durumu ortada. onlar da avrupa birliğine güvenerek yola çıktılar ama durumları belli. her neyse konu buraya nerden geldi. umarım bi savaş olmaz. barış içinde yaşarız ve herkes hak ettiğini alır.

[@ΕφηΚρεκουκια]

ΠΟΙΑ ΔΙΚΑ ΣΑΣ?ΕΙΧΑΤΕ ΤΙΠΟΤΑ ΔΙΚΟ ΣΑΣ?ΟΥΤΕ ΓΛΩΣΣΑ ΟΥΤΕ ΑΛΦΑΒΗΤΟ ΟΥΤΕ ΠΟΛΙΤΙΣΜΟ ΟΥΤΕ ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑ.ΜΟΝΟ ΑΙΜΑ ΚΑΙ ΓΕΝΟΚΤΟΝΙΕΣ.ΟΛΑ ΔΙΚΑ ΜΑΣ ΗΤΑΝΕ ΟΛΑ ΔΙΚΑ ΜΑΣ ΘΑ ΕΙΝΑΙ.

[@yakupkeser248]

Şakamı bu? Üsküdara Giderken-Katibim şarkısı Greek folk Music öylemi? Doğrusu çok güzel çalıyorsunuz.Üstünüze dünya da başka bir millet yok.

[@Greekfolkmusic1]

Is it difficult to understand that in the Balkans and in the East the tradition is similar and common melodies can be traced in many states? Are you not aware of the documentary "Who is this song?" which traces the song Üsküdar'a Gider İken throughout the Balkans? You can see part of the documentary here (in Turkey, Greece, North Macedonia, Albania, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Serbia). kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJikh4aknbKVbqs In addition, the song is also found in Eastern countries, such as Israel and Egypt. Here is another interpretation from the four countries (Greece, Turkey, Israel and Egypt). kzbin.info/www/bejne/iorOqpaMacuLeKs So open your mind a bit...

[@yakupkeser248]

@@Greekfolkmusic1 Dimitri, don't be angry, okay? Adam was Greek too. But the Philhelenics don't write that way. In the book he wrote in 1834, Jacob Philipp Fallmerayer wrote, "The present Greeks have nothing to do with the ancient Greeks." Dr. Georgios Nacracas wrote the same thing.I watched the videos you sent. Those who speak there call it Turkish song, but don't be angry.Imam is a mosque attendant. But IMAM BAILDI is Greek food.!!! Please don't be angry. Turkey 90 million, Iran 50 million Turks, China 30 million Turks. There are many Turks in Iraq, Syria etc. Countries such as Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Kyrgyzstan are also Turkish states. Hungarian statesmen (Hungarians are Kipchak Turks) They say we are Turks and they are members of the Turkish union. Russia says, "Make us a member of the Turkish Union, too. 40% of our population is Turkish."Now for 40 years they say they are Ashkenat Jews, Khazar Turks. A man named Kostler said it first. Then John Hopkins University and Jewish professors also said and write. According to them, Turks have characteristics. Tuberculum Turcum. He has lactose intolerance features.On the other hand, we know that you have wanted to take Istanbul and Asia Minor for years. I also say, did you not learn from 1922? There is not a single war you have won since 1071. If you come, you will be lost in Istanbul. Even I am afraid of Istanbul now. .Come but come as a tourist.Anyway. Let's listen to a Greek song with you. Oh, why does this girls sing in Greek? But shame !!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2S6p5KYptpjaqM kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYiukqyujJx9hs0 DON'T FORGET .GREECE 10 MILLION. ISTANBUL 20 MILLION kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2bMqaGki7lgpqM kzbin.info/www/bejne/jInIY3qtasmkoZI kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWPbh6GXgLJlabc ALL GREEK FOOD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ottomanharis9887]

You are a fanatic, blind, uneducated, chauvinist idiot. A hopeless case,

[@vagelis93codex]

only greek idiots nationalists say stuff like: we will reclaim Instabul. The rest of us are happy coexisting with you in peace. We can't erase or forget history, but we can respect the present.@@yakupkeser248