Greek March: Εμβατήριο Σμύρνης - Smyrna March

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"Εμβατήριο Σμύρνης" is a Greek march dedicated to the city of Smyrna, now called Izmir in Turkey.
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[@thomas_asunto]

Izmir is now Smyrna

[@user-lj2ko4ci6r]

The oldest army in the world! 3,000 years, with the same morals and customs, continuing wars and continuing language, culture and blood!

[@user-ch5ru5om5j]

They are going for Izmir and Constantinople

[@bingchillinglover8868]

Izmir Marsi: A new challenger have approached!

[@tsakeboya]

I always call these pieces of music "greco-turkish" so I don't offend anyone

[@YugyStudios]

Interesting that they march in a similar act to the British style and that their bands look similar to those of the Royal Marines.

[@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500]

Me and the boys on vacation to Istanbul:

[@goktugaksakall3609]

My beatifull dear neighbours😅😅First u copyed our kebap and baklavaki later lokumi but thats enought stop stolen our old musics im afraid one day u stolen we too😂😂

[@lejeuneturc]

Could you upload Ottoman-Turkish version

[@noobsaibot7006]

Dedicated to a city which they dont own so they made this song to either seethe or cope about it 🤣

[@user-ch5ru5om5j]

Αυτό θα βάλουμε όταν θα μπούμε στην ΠΟΛΗ και στην ΣΜΥΡΝΗ

[@yourlocalhsisrtagent2554]

Hell yeah! Let's go Hellas! 🇬🇷🇬🇷

[@mehmetbozkurt3274]

Why do they move their arms so absurdly high?

[@NRooster]

Didn't know that this march had a Greek version. Very nice!

[@Panticapaeum]

🇷🇺☦️🇬🇷

[@angelolazatin6612]

Play this on new year

[@4chiron]

Actually it is the British army that is marching like the Greek army because the Greek armies go back 4,000 years compared to barely 1,000 years for the British army.

[@HasanZekiAlp]

Yessss…. You will be very welcome!..

[@comradebrother7411]

Hell ya Hellas!

[@iustitiauniversalis6949]

As far as i know this melody is originally an ottoman march called "Izmir marsi" in Turkish.