MagicaBoola - Misirlou

I MagicaBoola eseguono Misirlou durante il corteo per le vie di Firenze, in occasione dello sciopero generale organizzato dalla CGIL il 6 settembre 2011

[@prathmeshchandwale1506]

Lol I love how they vibe as if no one's watchinv

[@TheKantapapa]

素敵な演奏ですね。またみんなで集まって出来る日が来ます様に。

[@Pollicina_db]

Don’t worry, this whole thing won’t last forever

[@edgarrubio4914]

MIND BLOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@anastassiosperakis2869]

very good!

[@massimilianopescetti3336]

Spettacolo 👏👏👏👏👏

[@mladenmladen2699]

Fenomenalno 👍👍❤️

[@chicofua-artista752]

Bravissimo Shoooow. Maravilhoso. Parece com o carnaval de recife e olinda, as orquestras de frevo, e suas canções, fazem o mesmo papel. Bravo Lindo demais. 🎵🎶👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💚

[@rubeushagridful]

Interprétation magistrale

[@wardolalo5628]

This is amazing!

[@bryanstark1930]

Awesome stuff.

[@denisvens7821]

Браво 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏🤔🤔🤔

[@wolfwolf1773]

grande musica, grande italiani, bravi

[@donutcrafter5973]

Im a simple man, I see marching baris, I click

[@stelioskaratsiolis296]

Great Greek music !

[@Matty88K]

It's not Greek!!

[@stelioskaratsiolis296]

@@Matty88K Misirlou is a folk song -rebetiko. The oldest version probably dates back to 1927 when the song was performed by Tetos Demetriades. Misirlou became very popular in Western culture through Dick Dale’s American surf rock version in 1962. Afterwards several version have been recorded while in 1994 Quentin Tarantino reused Dick Dale’s version in his film Pulp Fiction. Then it has been also used in Black Eyed Peas song “Pump it” (2006) and in the episode”The Jet Set” (2008) of the American series Mad Men.

[@Matty88K]

@@stelioskaratsiolis296 The 1927 Greek Rembetiko version is the earliest recording, but it was popular in many countries in several languages before 1900. Since it was written by an Oud player born in Aleppo, the original lyrics were most likely Arabic or Turkish, but there are also Armenian, Persian (Farsi), Ladino and other versions. Composer's name is Effendi Ibrahim Levi. Miserlou means Egyptian (feminine) in both Arabic and Turkish.

[@jpjay1584]

The roots of this song go back 100 years, the paternity of the song belongs to the Alexandrian artist Sayed Darvis ... Born in 1892, died in 1923 and is considered the father of modern Egyptian music. He has composed 26 musical operettas, and more than 250 songs, and is the composer of the Egyptian National Anthem In 1919 he wrote the Bind Misr (The Girl of Egypt) One of the most popular songs in Egypt .. Nothing to do with Turkey.

[@VARIOUSVIRALVIDEOS]

Does it really matter? It belongs to everyone now.

[@mowglieneil]

Love It

[@zezosaber2646]

Much love

[@alexandremourao5847]

Show!!!!!

[@JerremyChann]

This is so cool

[@АндрейИванов-р9х5ы]

Круто, молодцы!

[@22alfatih]

Classy..

[@pawankharche3092]

Dope

[@Mathis_Pannier]

omg super bonnnnnnn les mecs !!!

[@АлексейФатеев-ц7щ]

Живинько.... Энергично...Синхронно.

[@rolphwartieda2707]

El fondo de este tema es que fue un amor de un cristiano por una musulmana, hace muuucho tiempo!

[@Renekor]

Cuantos años?

[@manosklitsos833]

niceeee!

[@rkaiser1333]

I....fucking have those pants.....those are from rei oh my god

[@billsemonavick3973]

WOW.... FAR OUT..hey Instrumental not bad...

[@cg723]

Do you have the scores for these?

[@ΕΛΛΑΣΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΑ-ε8χ]

Misirloy this is Greek 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 music

[@skitkorvboogie]

Metal as fuck \m/

[@hl6271]

Corona attacked stay home

[@kavva334]

Che tristezza vedere usata una canzone così bella in un contesto politico con qui non ha nulla a che fare

[@nopainnogain23]

Che tristezza leggere un commento così. Ps : cui si scrive con la c, bestia!

[@nopainnogain23]

Sai cos'è il rebetiko ??,bestia!!