Dritan Ajdini - S'thyhet Jo Tepelena (Official Video )

[@ipoel.saturn]

As not Albanian, I adore this song. I started to like Albanian music...

[@avasfabulousweb5148]

ju lumte vllezer pershendetje nga gjilani kosove.....

[@nedimistanojen7070]

SANDZAK love KOSOVO and ALBANIA music , ILIRYA BRODERS Boshniak and Kosovare / Albanian.

[@wrestlingfan-yq1wh]

Avas fabulous Web ♥️♥️♥️♥️KOSOVA ESHTE TOKE E SHENJTE SHQIPTARE

[@AscensionOfTheEagle]

Bravo Kosova te mirepresim ne Laberi

[@gjergjiajdini8112]

Tepelen hije rend?dhe qe je evogel trimat te ben histori dhe keng qe lulezojn vendin tend;Bravo Canometaj.

[@nevilafotinibanaj7299]

Bravo bravo .e degjojme ketu ne greqi e kan bere miks.

[@juliangjoni9407]

Shume bukur, kenga popullore pasuria me e madhe e kombit shqiptar prandaj duhet ruajtur me shume fanatizem

[@mirgoga9807]

Flake te mori fustanella, s'thyhet jo, Tepelena!!!! E bukur!

[@xhuljancani8526]

marshalla sa e bukur kenga

[@lolizotka9874]

mir goga

[@muratqataj6661]

Shum kenge e bukur tregon tregon veshjen tradizionale te Laberis ton te madhe

[@gulmyriamrose]

beautiful melody. Interesting that word similar to Romanian - flacara - with same meaning as flame

[@eneashini9911]

Dacia-Illyria had same language

[@besnikmufali1952]

its latin , flame in english

[@dios1ish868]

@@besnikmufali1952 Latin came later. We still hold the words from Illyro/Daco/Pelasgian.

[@violetaabedinaj5293]

super e vertet se nuk pyet tepelena.bravo kengetqri

[@krahsihasa3469]

bravo se më nxori mall e tepelens përshëndetje na emigrimi

[@jovandemaj1029]

O tu lumte ai zë

[@euklithaderi8359]

brravoooooooooooooooooooooo taniiiiiiiiiiii

[@freefearless5991]

Mrekulli!!!

[@floriantahiraj4858]

shum e bukurrrrrr

[@ardi4740]

shume e bukur,tepelena djepi laberise

[@astritkadhe1630]

As nuk ka per tu thyer kurr.

[@uslab9986]

Klajdi, te falenderoj per upload-in dhe te pershendes ty dhe Gjith Begajt e Kanines. Bile, Sipas kronikave, ju Begajt dhe ne Beshajt, Kemi qene nje fis shume shekuj me pare. Ne nje fare menyre, jemi kusherinje te larget.

[@MrKlajdiB]

Nick Besh te faleminderit per te gjitha fjalet e mira 😊 por un sjam nga begajt e kanines! Por nga Begajt e Salaris 🖐🏻

[@uslab9986]

Klajdi Begaj, S’ka problem! Me kete Kenge ma kenaqe shpirtin. Ne librin tim, je i nderuar. Pershendetje nga Shtetet e Bashkuara!

[@humolz3603]

why’s this not on spotify

[@destidorri]

Fantastike!!!

[@ilirjandoka6199]

bravo tepelena

[@elenisejdi6999]

PurpleD

[@florikuka6865]

fantastike bravo

[@nikelkamberi316]

Jo nuk thyhet tepelena

[@Nick-ld3zq]

marshallah.

[@R0g3rsATH21]

Ketu mbas ABOVE THE HOOD | HAWK... ΠΕΣ ΜΟΥ ΓΙΑΤΙ... 💥🤜🦅🤛💥

[@Bbogdan117]

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[@Mardinliification]

Aynen bizim Erzincanlilar gibi halay cekiyorlar laaa

[@shpetimismaili524]

hALay means Jump Alban star ! You have many traditions by arnavuts !

[@AscensionOfTheEagle]

It is difficult to translate this song in English, if not impossible. Why? Because not to seem impolite, the the English language being an Anglosaxon if not barbarian language then lets say new-school. While the Albanian language being much older it has certain qualities that make it not only difficult to translate but also beautiful. The beauty of it lies in the flexibility of the words. What i mean is that the same word can be turned from a noun into a verb, into an adjective etc by simply adding a vowel at the end of the word. This play of flexibility is unique to Albanian language and can only be compared to the Italian language which exhibits similar flexibility. In simple terms, the language DANCES, the same as the music, it becomes part of the dance. The song the dance and the words merge as one. I will not count the greek language in this company because the greek language is a construct by germans in the 1800s and we all know how the modern greek country was formed (by german philo-helenes) and it sounds to me artificial. So to illustrate here, the word Flake meaning Flame, is used here as both noun Flake, and flakeroi, which means roughly "has taken flame", but instead of the english language, using three words to describe one verb (and which in turn completely ruins the rhyme) flakeroi enters the song light in its feet because ending with a vowel, it becomes so to speak part of the song Anyway i hope i gave people some insight into this song that is at the same time a good representation of the culture as a whole. Note here that this is the Southern Albanian culture which is unique to these mountains Laberia. the Gheg culture is much more different and it has not so many vowels, and also it does not have the same sweetness as the dialect of the south, at least not to me personally. Also there is a lot of things going on in this song apart from the melody etc, but i won't get into that just now.

[@nikoskargas8796]

This is really sad that to worship your language you need to disrespect other cultures.

[@7.bataljonvojnepolicije530]

It sounds like Greek music...

[@nitro-ww6sk]

That's because greek and albanians have the same roots...

[@7.bataljonvojnepolicije530]

@@nitro-ww6sk yes, Greek roots

[@nitro-ww6sk]

@@7.bataljonvojnepolicije530 pelasgian actually...

[@7.bataljonvojnepolicije530]

@@nitro-ww6sk Illyrians were not Pelasgian, and Pelasgians were Cro-Magnon pre Indo-Europeans, what conection they have with Albanians?

[@7.bataljonvojnepolicije530]

@My Channel Albanoi was actualy a latin word, you don't know actualy a real name of the Albanoi tribe...