Dimash Kudaibergen "Samaltau" (Reaction Video)

[@zhamalk4892]

Awesome! Dimash is always fantastic!!! I love Dimash!!!💝💝💝💝

[@joabesousadesousasouza9477]

I LOVE DIMASH! I LOVE BRASIL!

[@lpskosmos8252]

Спасибо за реакцию

[@aljj456]

Thank you ♥️

[@МейрамкулОразбоева]

СПАСИБО ЗА РЕАКЦИЮ. СПААААСИБО ЗА ВНИМАНИЕ. СПАСИБО ЗА РАБОТУ. ДИМАШ ПРОФССИОНАЛ МУЗЫКАНТ. ДИМАШ ПРОФССИОНАЛ ПЕВЕЦ. ДИМАШ ПРОФССИОНАЛ КОМПОЗИТОР, ДИМАШ САМ МУЗЫКАНТ И ТАНЦОР, И ВООБЩЕ ТАЛАНТЛИВ ВО ВСЕМ. СПАСИБО ОГРОМНОЕ ЗА РАБОТУ.

[@janetjanet5573]

Привет из Казахстана!!! Вот история песни : 1916 год... Шла 1-я мировая война. Русский царь издает указ о призыве в армию казахов в возрасте 19-39 лет. "Самал тау" - песня тех призывников. Местность, откуда были призывники, называлась "Самал тау". Это в Северо-Казахстанской области. Имя автора в памяти народа не сохранилось. В песне есть такие слова: "Идем уставшие, очень уставшие 15 дней, почти дошли до Омска. Позади остался "Самал тау", где родился и вырос я. Впереди ждет неведомая солдатская жизнь. Дома остались пожилые родители. Как же они будут жить без меня?" В песне есть также сведения о возрасте автора. Ему чуть больше двух мушель. Родился он в год коровы. Это значит, что он родился в 1888 году и ему 28 лет. Hello from Kazakhstan!!! Here is the story of the song: 1916 ... The 1st World War was on. The Russian Tsar issues a decree on the draft in the army of Kazakhs aged 19-39 years. Samal Tau is the song of those recruits. The area where the recruits came from was called Samal Tau. This is in the North Kazakhstan region. The name of the author is not preserved in the memory of the people. The song has the following words: “We’re tired, very tired for 15 days, we almost reached Omsk. Samal Tau was left behind, where I was born and raised. An unknown soldier’s life lies ahead. Elderly parents remained at home. How will they live without me?" The song also contains information about the age of the author. He is a little more than two mushels. He was born in the year of the cow. This means that he was born in 1888 and he is 28 years old.

[@АминКащан-б8ш]

JANETTA QANYM !!! Sizge ulken RAHMET !!! AG'YLSHYN ja'ne Orys tilderine audarganyn'yzg'a .

[@rosangelaruza2550]

Dimash cantando essa música tradicional e histórica do Cazaquistão, com sua linda voz e interpretação magistral, fazendo com que nossa imaginação nos transporte para outros lugares e outros tempos!! Foi extraordinário e apaixonante!! Os músicos e seus instrumentos tradicionais do Cazaquistão foram incríveis!! A atmosfera estava linda!Tudo impecável!! Dimash é mesmo inigualável ! 👏🏼👏🏾👏🏾👏🏽👏🏻👏🏿😍😍😍🎶🎶🎶🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@susanamorchio6015]

Cuando conozcas la historia de la canción Samal Tau comprenderás la profundidad de la emoción en la interpretación. Gracias por tu reacción. Sigue con Dimash. Un saludo desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@ИринаКононова-с7б]

Спасибо что рассказали историю песни

[@leylaaleman457]

Dimash en Samaltau nos cuenta un segmento trágico de la historia del pueblo de Kazajistán, cuando fueron obligados a pelear en una guerra que no era suya en la primera guerra mundial. El Instrumento musical se llama kobyz es un instrumento tradicional de Kazajistán, los sonidos que se escuchan son aullidos de perros, pájaros, agua cayendo. Una extraordinaria interpretación. Saludos desde Nicaragua 🇳🇮 .

[@hansderuiter2290]

Great reaction to Dimash singing Samaltau (Mountain of Spring Winds) at the Tokyo Jazz Festival. Great performance by Dimash. Loved the traditional instruments as well (kobyz en sybyzgy). Greetings from Amsterdam.

[@ruka_bm]

Dimash sings a kazakh song for the Jazzfestival in Tokio from his homestudio. With very old instruments. The instruments were used as signals and for hunt in the past. The song is about a kazakh son who mourns to leave his old parents alone, because he is forced to join the russian army for war. Chills!!!!! He sang this song only once and now he sang it again on his Birthday. I assume, because it's too sad. Samaltau is the name of the place the man is. What I love about Dimash... There is mostly a spiritual deep meaning in how he sings. The part you like should be a lament. In kazakh culture they use this way to lament in songs for express their grief and sorrow. One of them is called zhotkau and I believe he uses it in this one. Like he did something similar in sinful passion to honor the original kazakh singer that passed away. Thank you from 🇩🇪 and 🇮🇹

[@ahmedjalal4038]

Good niiice

[@drakonita5918]

Actualy this song is dramatic. It's a war.

[@ДинараАйтиева-ж9н]

Димаш голос Жемчуг с Платиновым Оттенком Оригинал

[@tolkynvali9320]

Many thanks from Kazakhstan!

[@yayangyang7136]

Holla... I like your reaction. The song is culture country. And traditional instrumental. Next please react dimash adagio. Thanks

[@milvols]

I like your reactions) Please react to Dimash more. It is really interesting. Thank you.

[@Mamurito]

Cuándo Dimash canta, te estremece el alma.

[@zhamalk4892]

The instrument name is kobyz

[@Perktube1]

If going to Spain please pack an umbrella. I hear it rains there. On the plain. Mainly.

[@lucianalopez7363]

Tienes que saber que Dimash como cantante quiere presentar Kazajistán al mundo, y qué mejor que cantar canciones folclóricas de su país? Te recomiendo “Daididau" y “Durdaraz".

[@dlc0482]

React Dimash Know

[@baturgultekin6289]

This is Turkic instrument name is a Kopuz...

[@pablesse]

Me hizo recordar algunas canciones turcas que suelo escuchar. El comienzo instrumental me sorprendió, pero también me resultó algo perturbador.. 😅 Admito que no es de mis favoritas de Dimash. Ojalá puedas descansar bien esta noche, Mimi.. :)

[@indirakali]

No conozco muy bien la música turca, pero no lo creo. Las canciones kazajas son largas, anchas como la estepa en Kazajstán. Pero el idioma kazajo pertenece al grupo turco, aunque somos diferentes antropológicos. Sabes que la canción está escrita sobre soldados movilizados por el zar de Rusia para la Primera Guerra Mundial? No fue su guerra, extranjera. Si, es una canción triste. .. el aullido triste de los perros, los gritos de los pájaros y el ruido de la hierba de plumas de la estepa ilimitada...the dreary howl of dogs, the cry of birds and the noise of the feather grass of the boundless steppe... like that a lot of people feel this song.

[@pablesse]

@@indirakali La única música de Oriente Medio que he escuchado con cierta frecuencia es de Turquía, y sí encuentro ciertas similitudes rítmicas e instrumentales. Sobre la letra, obviamente no tenía idea

[@morris2242]

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[@semberkut9967]

👍👍👍

[@andresjuan8783]

Opera Rock. From Spain please. React to Camilo Sesto: Getsemani ( live 1977 ).

[@СаматСабитов-ю5ч]

Kobiz instruments

[@rudigerk]

These are traditional Instruments from Kazakhstan (you know Dimash is Kazakh)... The String Instrument is called "Kobyz" .. --> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_of_Kazakhstan The Song Samal Tau means "Mountain Samal" it is a Mountain in Kazakhstan .. this Song is about a Soldier in World War I who was forced to leave his Country to go to a foreign Land .. he remembers the Mountain, the Sea, the Land, his Parents, what will they do without him, will he ever return? It is a sad Song about the Fate of Kazakh People .. Here at the Beginning you can see it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnPPhJScn7CooM0

[@B_KA3AXCTAHE]

The history of Samaltau: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYuso4qQf7GmZpY (rus) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYfGpGqtoMuseZY (eng)