Àrnica - Bajo mis Pies / Frente mis ojos

[@seanjobst1985]

The ancient Celtiberian blood in me makes me have chills and power with this beautiful music! I am mostly Germanic, but I honor the Celtiberian aspect of my heritage as well which was nourished for so long on the soil of Iberia and later Castilla. Powerful music!

[@Breakthroughthematrix]

Long live Iberia!

[@ThePumpingiron27]

I am very Iberian, my great great grandparents came from Portugal. This music is amazing and so tribal! Never been more proud of being of Iberian blood! Iberia will once again rise up and take back the land that was once theirs!

[@seanjobst1985]

I can relate, since my great-great-grandparents were from Spain, and I'm all for Iberian unity and honoring our common Celtiberian and Lusitanian tribal ancestors. Our peoples WILL take back the land, the only question is when!

[@exu_skully8728]

same here, i feel somewhat familiar with this and yet i never heard it before it's not music only for the ears but for the soul too.

[@gustavodemira7416]

My father's father was Portuguese and his mother, Spaniard. Even though I'm only half Iberian, I'm very proud of our culture.

[@salvadorbalseramurillo9799]

I'm from spain, and I dont know the land you want to get back jajaja. Could someone explain it?

[@tresenti]

We're human after all and we love music

[@juliana.gonzalezibarra2169]

Muchísimas gracias por esto, es verdaderamente maravilloso (particularmente si lo escucho leyendo la Geografía de Estrabón)

[@WanderingAndFosca]

Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this. Mil gracias por compartirlo.

[@dinamycvideosgaming1597]

Soy español me gusta ver que ahi canciones folk de los íberos

[@javierparra7059]

Just found out Im 40% Spaniard : My DNA testing traced back to Spain, a country on Europe’s IBERIAN Peninsula. Trip. I feel the passion in this music.

[@salvadorbalseramurillo9799]

If your surname is parra, is a really comun surname in Extremadura, my region. So maybe your ancestors are from there. Is the land where most of the conquistadores that went to america are from. Like Hernán Cortés, Vasco Núñez de Balboa or Pizarro.

[@qinayallaki5927]

El español es atípico en el ambiente Neofolk pero está genial se oye agradablemente rústico

[@Kalavellum]

Si algún día lograran traducir todos los transcritos iberos antiguos, en algún mañana cantaremos en ese idioma para recrear la antigua cultura ibera, aunque lo más cercano a ese idioma sería el Vasco... Algún futuro distopico tendrán que aceptar que Iberia es la cuna de los celtas más antiguos de Europa, aunque los más blanquitos del norte no lo quieran reconocer. Solo hay que esperar que investiguen más en las excavaciones del sur de España.

[@ledzeppelinspain]

Maravilloso .

[@n.afonso7171]

Muy bonita. 😎👍

[@kazeria1098]

Salve, Árnica. Los Dioses están aquí. [S]

[@nikolajovanovic1490]

100% iberian

[@Skatelifefool]

That's me in that cave painting

[@Michalllek1919]

From what country are singers?

[@albaandreu7658]

Spain

[@Michalllek1919]

+Alba Andreu thank you :)

[@Nebelung13]

Portugal and Spain

[@phalenebrumeuse3921]

Catalonia (based in Barcelona), Portugal and Spain.

[@nunofao]

Ibéria

[@cheyannerael8279]

XD I guess it's IN my blood!

[@shorouqtahraoui]

Amazigh and then iberian 💥

[@allatgoddess8961]

it doesn't sound very happy. It's ominous very like Ancient Nordic music.

[@maellluvia416]

It's funny you say this. All ancient music in Europe had similar sounds. Music in those times were more of a spiritual/religous/ritual practice, So the sounds were more organic and earthy like this piece.

[@turicaederynmab5343]

European cultures were very similiar in ancient times, the ancient peoples of Spain and Portugal were mostly Celtic, and Celtic Germanic and Slavic music/culture all have the same indo-european roots.

[@ThePumpingiron27]

Allat Goddess I have an obsession with ancient music, mostly European. They all have similar instruments. The Europeans were pagans, until the Christiananity and Romans conquered. In fact the Visgoths, Ostergoths, Celts, and Frankish people were pagans and Holy Roman Empire forced them to whatever religion they were. It wasn't until the Visgoths and Ostergoths fought back. Listen to Belrusian and Russian music. The folk music is very pagan and beautiful!

[@Kalavellum]

bueno amigo, te recomiendo que comiences a investigar más, pero en aquellos tiempos, la Europa tenían muchas cosas en común... a parte de que Iberia es la tierra más antigua habitada de occidente, desde la época prehistórica... Cuando los vikingos empezaban a migrar al norte, era porque comenzó deshelarse los casquetes glaciares en tiempos finales de la Glaciación... Y los vikingos son el resultados de los primeros europeos que vivían al sur de Europa, lo que es Iberia, Italia, Grecia, Turquía etc. Eran tierras más cálidas, y estudios han descubiertos que todos esos europeos antiguos tenían ojos azules, todos, otros variaban en verdes, o grises o más claros de lo normal. Cuando los europeos del sur migraron a lo que es Escandinavia, Suecia, Noruega, ellos se mezclaron con los Inuits o despectivamente como se les llaman Esquimales que tenían rasgos asiáticos y todo lo que te menciono es real, búscalo, el ADN no miente.

[@gall-goidil-bastardoftheno9902]

I carry a lot of Gaelic-Norse blood but I feel a strong connection with the Iberians considering the Hiberno-Iberian connection with Breogan and the Milesians or the Míl Espáine.