Ki viszi át a szerelmet | Edina "Mókus" Szirtes | TEDxDanubia

[@RekaGergely-kl2kz]

Insanely good! 💯what a talent Edina is! Unreal!

[@laszlokiss7790]

Mestermű, köszönjük! :)

[@GoldenPuppy1O1]

MAGYAR VAGYOK:)

[@namratakhobragade9678]

I should be studying 😐😖😞 but this is more interesting than my medical books

[@YesOnePieceforever]

I understand that feeling ^^°

[@johnpossum556]

I like these MIDI artists. I saw one named Michael Monroe out of Duluth, Minnesota who was incredible. First time I had ever seen one of these guys.

[@fernandinhasrodrigues2508]

beatiful

[@unknown-kn4uf]

RESPECT

[@oranjizer]

AMAZING

[@steveflow1332]

That staccato Melody is a banger

[@TheDelime]

this was... impressive. thank you.

[@bernadetttamas2189]

bojler eladó:)

[@FidaAifiya]

you know it's good if you didnt know the meaning but you can feel it

[@keithsimmond6568]

this musician is a genius

[@fernandorios9189]

Wow😦 That was amazing!!

[@EL-jl8zg]

That's really cool

[@Feeeeeebs]

Can someone share the English version of the song or just what the song is about? :) I'm captivated by it.

[@Feeeeeebs]

+Scout oh wow, thanks Scout. :) This is deeper than I thought.

[@fmdgb]

Her name is Edina Szirtes "Mókus". (Mókus = Squirrel)

[@nolan6845]

sounds like something from the witcher

[@One44channel]

NolanDavid i was thinking the same 😂😂

[@galegg]

Wow!! :o

[@yogeshpatil343]

awesome

[@hilalkoseozturk]

tek kişilik orkestra.. çok güzeldi.. herkesin emeğine sağlık.

[@flyingwarrior12]

Magyar ember a TEDx-en?? Nem gondoltam volna hogy ilyen is létezik.

[@RNorthex]

there were quite a few TED presentators who were hungarian, mostly science or art related

[@bojtora13]

Hihetetlen....

[@zardify_]

A TED Danubia magyarországon van megrendezve. Idén ő (azt hiszem) a második aki felkerült KZbin-ra.

[@HighwayDrive717]

Liked it before I watched it! Do you guys do that sometimes?

[@iancutepelus5860]

yes

[@Vtertdfgwrth5ybdfasgagadfg]

No, that's incredibly stupid.

[@HighwayDrive717]

westbrionage only on good videos sometimes .

[@TheFowo]

damn she was good

[@UndecimeBeatitudo]

Hungarian musicians out there? Well, that's interesting!

[@farjanajamal8802]

though da language is unknw to me but its really amazing

[@zsomborvarga1703]

It is hungarian

[@MrStanekdo]

Why is this on TEDx Talks?

[@scarletdecarvalho9390]

incrível!

[@steveflow1332]

Could someone translate? Did she write this music?

[@annamariatomo8215]

Yes, she wrote the music and the lyric is a poem by László Nagy: Ki viszi át a Szerelmet (Hungarian) / Who Will Take Love (English) If one day my life submerges for ever, who will adore the tiny cricket-fiddlers? Who will breathe tender warmth on a frosty branch? Who’ll crucify himself on a rainbow, parched? In tears who will embrace and mellow hips of rocks into a tender meadow? Who will fondle what’s taken root in bare, rough walls - arteries and human hair? And for ravaged faith - who on earth will build a cathedral from swear-words? If one day my life submerges for ever, who will care and scare away the vulture! And who’ll take gently between his teeth preserved Love safely to the other bank of the river! (translated by N. Ullrich Katalin)

[@domcsekk]

why did not she represent Hungary at Eurovision?

[@aronhorvath3679]

domcsekk domcsekk because Eurovision is a mainstream pop event focusing on rather the show than the talent. This song is one of the most beautiful ones I've ever heard but unfortunately(/fortunately) not mainstream enough.

[@pebbles9973]

Ez mi akart lenni?

[@iancutepelus5860]

1 st

[@HighwayDrive717]

Good Vibes Good Job!!

[@englishsunset]

+++++

[@erzsebetszigeti9513]

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