Siberian Folk Music (Republic of Khakassia)

Khakassia is a region in Russia. The Khakas people are Turkic, and their culture, including music, has some similarities to the culture of Tuva, a neighboring region in Central Asia. Like Tuva, throat-singing is practiced in Khakassia, often accompanied by a two-stringed instrument called the khomys.
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[@5tarry_night]

I'm Siberian and consider traditional music to be the best part of our culture...

[@OrthoKarter]

Traditional music always beats pop music.

[@Xmen553]

Culture of Siberian is Turk culture. Because Siberians are Turks.

[@OrthoKarter]

@@Xmen553 A branch of turkish, not turks. and just because they are a branch of turkish doesnt mean their culture is yours. their culture is different. stop trying to steal what isnt yours.

[@Xmen553]

@@OrthoKarter It is a bullshit. They are the real culture of the Turks. They are Turkish.

[@lilithYoung]

​@@Xmen553Some Native Siberians like Yakuts are indeed turkic and they came to Siberian around 6 the century but Paleo-Siberians like Yukagirs,Chuckchi,Koryak etc has been their since Paleolithic age so they are the true Native Siberians.They didn't come from outside they originated in Siberia itself.

[@soldat3426]

I love this music😍 Brother from Hungary🇭🇺❤️

[@beatapaoli2955]

All Hail to Magyar

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@nevermeant9978]

@@aaronmoore6768 actually Kai, my friend

[@Kemelye]

Musiqisi gözəl, dili doğma Xaqas qardaşım, Azərbaycandan salam və sevgi🇦🇿❤️

[@jacobvashchenko7687]

My Grandma’s father was a pure bred Khakassian, living several miles from the region Abakan! This is the closest thing to home for me. Thanks!

[@seandegidon4672]

The other 7/8 isn't home?

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@Lungsucker]

@@aaronmoore6768 I guess its Kay Kozong

[@blindmothpriest]

“purebred” ??😭😭

[@АрууКыргыс]

greetings from Kyrgyz Republic🇰🇬 my siberyan blood brothers..... my heart💔

[@aggressivedoug8001]

It’s believed that us Khakas are the ancestors of the Kyrgyz, we’re just the Kyrgyz that didn’t migrate during the Mongol invasion

[@erkinbotokanov5740]

We don't mind.

[@kawlSate]

@@aggressivedoug8001 我们曾一起生活着，不可思议。来自中国的柯尔克孜人。

[@gusgu1464]

Soy argentino, no conozco nada de su cultura, pero me conmueve y me gusta mucho esta música, saludos !!!

[@mildavenckute]

This is the best channel I've ever found in KZbin! Thank you a lot !!!

[@amoreazione3563]

Traditional music is beautiful, no matter its origin. It's modern music that is degenerate and inspires feelings of corruption and obscenities. obviously there is a certain group of people, who controls the banking system and the media, who promotes that garbage to us.

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@Evil_Soulja]

@@amoreazione3563 The music of now it's mostly girls who show their ass I agree with you traditional music is much purer

[@Turkuazturk]

As a Turkey Turk, I can understand many words from these songs. Our race's language has became changed because of the distance but we still understand each other

[@lupsastta90]

Alperen ergün I'm Manchurian and i can understand some Turkish

[@ozanbayrak562]

Last year i have met a russian tatar girl and we compared our turkic languages ( by the way i'm an anatolian turkish); most of the basic words and objects about nature are same. The soul of old turkish didn't change. I've felt this.

[@deletefetish]

Ozan Bayrak, iyi ben koşulam.

[@Santanababa62]

May the Eternal Blue Sky be with us.

[@ALTAI38]

@@ozanbayrak562 its mostly because of tengrism. Tanri and tengri are the same words, yet turkey never says tengri.

[@burakdjkbn]

Greetings from Turkey.Turkic songs is excellent. 💓

[@ШавкатТурдалиев-м3к]

Салам Хакас туугандарыма Кыргызстандан

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@xanshen9011]

Greeting from Kyrgyzstan! 🇰🇬❤️

[@xanshen9011]

@Toufik Ibn al Arabi The fuck that mean? Freak

[@braineurons]

@@xanshen9011 He things that kyrgyz language is same with vietnamese.

[@xanshen9011]

@@braineurons His language is bomb language lol

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@nurzatkurmetkhan7054]

@@aaronmoore6768 Hi im not fully sure but it might be Kai Kozhong’

[@АббасовАльберт]

Процентов 50 понял! Салям из Татарстана

[@lumo9784]

Изеннер!

[@dhrubaaghosh5057]

The robot brought me here and I am right glad it did. Loved this music. Greetings from Kolkata, Bengal, India.

[@meteteg789]

This channel the best! 🇰🇿❤️😍

[@Evil_Soulja]

salam from Algeria long live the turkic 🇹🇷🇰🇿🇰🇬🇦🇿🇷🇺🇺🇿🇹🇲

[@Orgil.]

you mean turkic

[@tack9571]

This isn’t Turkish

[@invoker7826]

This is definitely not Turkish, Turkish culture is like Armenian/Arab

[@ayg6694]

Yes, this is Turkish music anyway. That is our music.

[@ayg6694]

@@invoker7826 I must say frankly, you are wrong. We may be a little alike, but Turkish culture is broad, music culture is also broad. Just as the Turk is ours, the rough is also ours! If the baglama is ours, the muzzle is ours!

[@АрууКыргыс]

khakas hyrgyz my brothers blood one all siberyans my brothers BLOOD! GREETINGS FROM KYRGYS REPUBLIC🇰🇬.....💔

[@zarathustra8789]

Such pure, pastoral and mountainous beauty. The spirit of Nature was captured by this magical music. Thank you so much!

[@tamerov2387]

Beautifully said, pure joy.

[@StopFear]

maybe because if they believed in Tangrism they pretty much worshipped nature.

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@Evil_Soulja]

@@StopFear the Turkish Mongolian and Tungusian peoples have a very close link with nature because all these peoples have their shaman and Laurent strument and their music reflects the sounds of nature

[@ОльгаЛапаева-м2о]

Какие песни, какая музыка, просто восторг!

[@mlnkaia]

Such beautiful music, sounds very similar to traditional Ainu songs as well :) ❤️

[@mlnkaia]

​@Joshua Hickman True, Indigenous Americans crossed into N/S America from Northeast Siberia thousands of years ago, Ainu descended from Siberians thousands of years ago as well, however Turkic people didn't all descend from the same Siberians (Siberians are diverse, they split into Ural-West Siberia, Northeast Siberia, & South Siberia-Mongol region), while Native Americans came from Northeast Siberians, Turkic people came from South Siberians who are culturally closer to Central Asians than present day Indigenous Ural/Siberians. In my family's case, we have East Slavic roots & indigenous [Finno-Ugrian & Turkic] roots from Volga/Ural/West Siberia.

[@anar_maharramov_60]

Türklər hər yerdə. Tengri Biz Menen

[@ALTAI38]

@Thomas Kilogram allah isnt tengri. Tengri is the eternal blue sky

[@ALTAI38]

@Thomas Kilogram turks believe that tengri is their only god. Only arab drones believe in allah

[@Umut_9182]

@Thomas Kilogram Most of us believing Allah but "Tengri-Tanrı" is Turkic word like "God" in English. So we are using Tengri

[@ALTAI38]

@Thomas Kilogram allah is an arab god and shouldve stayed in arabia. You cannot influence me with your god for i am pure turkic and believe in tengrism.

[@Umut_9182]

@Thomas Kilogram Allah is used for ~1000 years but Tengri was used for last +11000 year.

[@ArdaSReal]

How beautiful these cultures are, i hope they will not be overshadowed and assimilated by russians

[@ForeverDizasta]

Greetings from Sweden, I love this song

[@Plumeaaa]

Magnifique !.

[@beybarsbarsbek2271]

Хакас это название дали им русские колонисты. У них у самих другое самоназвание. Мелодии, стиль игры, инструменты все родное такое 👍🏻

[@lumo9784]

Тадар, так мы себя называем, мин тадарбын

[@hasane.nevruz5534]

Like Kazaq, Azeri, Kyrgyz, Tatar, Bashkort, Yakut, Karachay, Tuvan we are speaking same language, we have same historic blood. ALL Turk.

[@orbbirb]

Azeris,Turks,Tajiks,Krygz,Turkmens,Kazakhs,Uzbeks,Uyghurs,Tatars,Yakutian,Dagestanis,Chechens,Chuvash,Khakhassia, Altai,Mongolian,and all the Turks are in one family.

[@invoker7826]

Ruslar tum Turk halklarini neredeyse yok etmis ama hiaaaa hepimiz Durkuz de sen, icraat nerede?

[@zeynepiremgunes7302]

Some of the groups you mentioned aren't speakers of any Turkic languages

[@fenderbass3847]

Tajiks, Chechens and Daghestani are NOT Turkic peoples/

[@orbbirb]

@@fenderbass3847 bro yes they are, we are divided into 4/3 groups Oghuz,Kipchak and many many more. You have no idea what of a mistake you made saying that.

[@orbbirb]

@@fenderbass3847 Tajiks are not too Turkic but they still have some relation to Turkic people.

[@gregorymatzarakidis7920]

amazing!so different music from my country's music

[@aybala4127]

TURKEY KAZAKHSTAN KIRGISİZTAN TÜRKMENİSTAN AZERBAYCAN TATARSTAN BAŞKIRDİSTAN ALTAY NOGAY AHISKA GAGAUZ SOR SALAR KARAKALPAK KARAÇAY BALKAR KABARDIN HAKAS TUVA YAKUT SAHA ÇUVAŞ ÖZBEKİSTAN UYGUR KIPÇAK PEÇENEK KUMUK AVAR BULGARS HUNGARY MONGOLS ARE ORIGIN OF GREAT TURKISH FAMILIE. WE HAVE SAME BLOOD LANGUAGE RELIGIA. U NAS YAZIK RELIGIA KROYF ADNA BIZIM TILIMIZ TINIMIZ KANIMIZ ATAMIZ BIR. 💪💪💪🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@ahmetturgut6252]

Turkic kardeşim. öğrenin artık şunu dilimde tüy bitti sikcem simdi Turkic diyeceksiniz

[@tack9571]

That is bullshit

[@luthiennn777]

@@tack9571 You are an obsessed Greek. Look in the mirror before you talk about people's genetics, history and culture. You Greeks are a much more mixed nation than Turks. There are thousands of assimilated Albanians, Vlachs, Macedonians, Bulgarians and Anatolians among you. Do you think you are 100% Ancient Greek?

[@omerdonderici8926]

Çok güzel...

[@perla51]

VERY NICE CHANNEL!!!!!

[@Богдан-т6х9у]

Желаю Свободу Хакаскому народу. Хакасьі вьі должньі иметь свойо Независимое Государство. Жьіви Независимая Хакасия!

[@aybala4127]

Greetings to our turkish brothers from TURKEY!!

[@karachaybalkar]

Turkic*

[@drtolga]

=Türk.

[@tack9571]

You're not even related

[@ecreval]

@@tack9571 please come learn some history, they are our brothers even we share the same blood but just everyone assimilated.

[@tack9571]

@@ecreval They are not your brothers, they were never your brothers

[@williammine1243]

Found out i have a bit of siberian dna, specifically chuvash And altaian, so coming to check it out, love it

[@evenki6687]

Long live Kokturks Huns

[@TheLevkara]

Bravo

[@Yertaiofficial]

im naiman from kazakshtan!

[@Springfield1795]

What is the instrument that makes the BOING sound?

[@ecreval]

the name of that instrument "jaw harp" it is a traditional instrument used by the old Turks.

[@Springfield1795]

@@ecreval Thanks! I actually figured it out a while ago and I bought one for myself. Jaw harps are a ton of fun

[@ecreval]

​@@Springfield1795 you are welcome :) yes jaw harp is very funny and amazing (espectially her sound)

[@sectorgovernor]

The first song is so beautiful

[@ГалинаАсочакова]

Что за картина на фоне? Кто поет ? Мне кажется это песни советского времени (старые песни сказания) где можно узнать подробнее

[@stormcrower2088]

Ну на картине точно не хакасы. Скорее всего киргизы, что иронично, но неприятно

[@lumo9784]

Верблюды в Хакасии)))

[@hasane.nevruz5534]

​@@lumo9784Kyrgyz Turks and Khakas Turks were same, they just seperated

[@PsiloSage]

lov it

[@mnemonic8626]

This Is very similar to Slavic music From Slovakia

[@tack9571]

It's also similar to really old Greek music. Especially the zither they use.

[@movie9600]

Khakas, Altai, Tuva, Kazakhs are one nation. It's tribe of Kyrgyz turk

[@hasane.nevruz5534]

Completely true entrance, partly wrong conclusion:) We are members of Turk nation (Budun) but our first known ancestors are Schytians.

[@acikoturum]

I hear Turkish words!

[@turkcuturan5468]

Because this song is turkish

[@sertankay86]

​@@turkcuturan5468 not Turkish. Turkish Language mean Few Oghuz words and Ural-Altai with Persian+Arabic+French+German+English+Greek mixed language. Khakas people speaker of Kipchak dialect like Kirghiz, Tatarstan, Kazakhistan. You guys should learn what is philology and their terms.

[@ALTAI38]

@@sertankay86 this is very much turkic with a russian accent.

[@turkcuturan5468]

Sertan Kay doğrudur dilimizde arapça kelimelerde var farsça da ben bu duruma çok üzgünüm ama elimden geldiğince TÜRKÇE konuşmaya çalışıyorum ve bütün yakınlarıma bunu anlatıyorum biz OĞUZ TÜRKLERİ özümüzü unutmayacağız Evelallah 🇹🇷🇰🇬🇦🇿🇰🇿🇹🇲🇺🇿

[@sara_s_]

@@turkcuturan5468 "Turkish" sadece Anadolu Turkcesine denir.

[@ayg6694]

Saka Turks in Yakutia are our ancestors. The first musical culture of the Turks emerged from Yakutia. The music of Saka Turks is natural, simple and in essence.

[@invoker7826]

🤡🤡🤡🤡 The language used here is not even Saha but Hakas

[@ayg6694]

No problem, Khakas Turkish is closer to the Turkish dialect I speak. Khakas Turkish is derived from Kyrgyz Turkish. I can understand Kyrgyz Turkish too.

[@kazanefendu]

sakha turks are the least turkic people i can think of, they’re more related to the native tungu and paleosiberic people than the ancient turks

[@ayg6694]

@@kazanefendu Yes like that. The first traces of Turks are found in Siberia. There are still Turks living in Siberia today. Yes, not all of Siberia may be Turkish, but there are Turkish-speaking peoples living there.

[@kazanefendu]

@@ayg6694 iyide ben türkler sibirya’dan çikmadını demeiyorum ki, ben sadece sakha türkler türk ırkının içinde, genel ve genetik olarak, eski türklerle daha az bir ilişki var.

[@annannann8053]

💖💖💖💖💖💖💖………… 🤗 FR HONG KONG.

[@StevenVillman]

This sounds a lot like traditional Mongolian music!

[@eazye5436]

altai music

[@canerarslan4635]

Steven Villman its turks music

[@GyacoYu]

Steven Villman It sounds not at all like traditional Mongolian music to me. It's more like a Russian-Altai mixblood music to me, 3/4 Russian and 1/4 Altai.

[@ayyakanat9478]

Brother Gaming TR FUCK YOU TURK. THE KAZAKS AND CENTRAL ASIANS HATE YOU. NO-ONE LIKES YOU

[@canerarslan4635]

Ayya Kanat i dont sayed its turkish music , i sayed its turks music , kazakhs , kygyz , turkmen , azeri and anothers means turk . so you look like 5 years old and you sayed bad words to me . Lmao you should shy yourself. im older than you . then kazakhs are not russian . you asimlilated child. im turk and i can understand all words of this music .

[@СерикБотанбаев]

Одино качевники воины у нас один жит и быт

[@canaldohomemquasecinza]

thumb up!

[@geguusmonova8594]

Greenland of gh ghe goniva monaratte spanish du gair of okasaka shinuo ki cocking girl of funio fire lating nights of story xino snow blue of flake of miniougo gong wake of babacynuo

[@geguusmonova8594]

Whiskiy brady vodka gunnins blue ghe kjiuvsjdrodvdh ji li ghu

[@user-cs1wi3fw5n]

I’ve seen people in the comment section saying that Khakhas is closest to Kazakh. Khakhas is a Siberian Turkic Language but outside of the Siberian Turkic branch, Kyrgyz is closest to Khakhas. But yes, because Kyrgyz and Kazakh are very much mostly intelligible, Kazakh is close to Khakhas as well.

[@АрууКыргыс]

no only kyrgys brothers siberyan they're our blood brothers...💔💔 kazakh have other blood

[@tack9571]

Grammatically, it's closest to Tatar.

[@gottesgedarmesindmeinehals3000]

I love Russian folk music

[@gottesgedarmesindmeinehals3000]

What else is that music?

[@gottesgedarmesindmeinehals3000]

@Antromoji And where is khakassia ?

[@Црниарац]

@@gottesgedarmesindmeinehals3000, the Republic of Khakassia is in Russia, but the people isn't Russian. They are Steppe Turks, mostly Buddhists and Shamanists, and don't share any traditions with Russian Slavs. Russia is populated by different peoples. Make some research on Steppe Turks of Russia. Something tells me, you'll enjoy their cultural and religious heritage.

[@sertankay86]

@@Црниарац most of them small civilizations in Siberia should be protect from Putin government and important thing Russian should be moving more biggest cities. Its important they will forget own ancient religions, culture and language. Russia still continue Stallin's looks like socialist but actualy fascist politicy. Even Tatar Language banned in Russia. We are livin at 21th century most of them already like Russia, they just protect them small civilizations. Not just Russia, most of nation should protect to historicaly unique culture groups.

[@Црниарац]

@@sertankay86, banned? What are you talking about? I lived in Kazan for a couple of years. Tatar is the official language of Tatarstan. Moreover, nowadays they want to make Russian children who live in republics learn local languages. You are brainwashed.

[@taibugakuchum1669]

They look like Kazakh people. Yes, both are Turkic.

[@sertankay86]

Because they are both of Kipchak.

[@msh6735]

Sertan Kay khakasians are siberian turks, in the Turkic branch of the Ural Altaic family of course 😊

[@Ouzconqueror]

@Thomas Kilogram Okey than can you explain us WHAT THE FUCK is mean URAL in your language ? And can you explain why the all Ancient and holy mountain Asia to Europe and even America They are all % 80 Turkic words ?? isnt that is so fucking wondering ?? For example can you explain wtf MEAN ALP in your language ?? who gaved that name ?? All the places which is on high = Holy for Turks..Can be mountain..Rocks..Trees..So if you dig enough them all..you will find 898989889x Turkic stuff around ALL of them..Just search you will see what i meant..

[@ALTAI38]

@@Ouzconqueror if you are refferring to the mountains, alp originates from a latin word for white. So when somebody said "did you climb the whites once" they mean the alps/mountains. İt had nothing to do with the turkic word "alpler"

[@AssasiCraftYogUscus]

They do but the camel makes me thinks this is an image of Genghis Khans mother in law who he gave a white camel to. As well as a tribe in the north to rule.

[@stefanyregis3869]

This first song is beautifully melancholic. Theres a touch of spirituality that is kind to hear.

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@renatbektemirov4903]

Не встречал Хакасов, но чувствую близость культуры на 100%! Привет из Казани.

[@diefool]

На татарский похоже :>

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@GezenTavukkkk]

@@diefool because we Turkic people are all coming from East of Altais and share similar language and culture

[@АйратХ-г4у]

Да чувственный ,татар, манкурт,

[@hydrargyrum1019]

Самоназвание Хакасов - Татары.

[@АбылгазыТурдумаматов-ь7ы]

Love from Kyrgyzstan to our Khakassian brothers there is no any difference between our tradition🇰🇬❤

[@Xmen553]

🐺

[@yamtarhani4350]

Oguz eli Turkiyadan khakas Türük qandaşlarıma esen bolsın

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@flyingkebab4071]

@@aaronmoore6768 İt's "Kai Kojon" my friend

[@dm6044]

ahuahhahaahuauhuh mongöl t*rk kerim ba quni daikt

[@hayatsenaristi6956]

@@dm6044 Sana gerçektende acıyorum körsün Türk olduğum için değil hepimizin aynı olduğunu göremediğin için.

[@Halfcrazyguy]

Proud to be khakassian-kazakh

[@zahirefendi]

sibirya sibirya sen çok yaşa!

[@AIDAHAR210]

Greetings from Kazakhstan

[@gianmarcobenjohn5725]

Greetings from italy. I love this music

[@anthonyp1414]

Two words: Jaw Harp

[@nathaliemoser8111]

Anthony Pouliot mj

[@lupsastta90]

Anthony Pouliot Two words: teeth hurt

[@temir591]

It's name is Khomus,it's name is not "jews harp".

[@Itsshams777]

Anthony Pouliot Its kopus or khomus.

[@Rokio5]

it called temir khomus in khakassian language

[@zitomojito]

i love it !!!

[@valerkis8280]

Greetings from Hungary!

[@aaronmoore6768]

Is this music called Kay Kozong or Kai Kozhong? Different channels wrote different titles. For example, the channel I gave this link said like this. Can you help me? kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqqUpZZ4rrKChdE

[@valerkis8280]

@@aaronmoore6768 I think It's pronounced more like Kai Kozon but the final N sounds like the N in the word: "New"

[@valerkis8280]

@@aaronmoore6768 so I think It's rather Kai kozony or Kai hozony/khozony

[@rodrigof.silveira2094]

Eu sou do Brasil, e adorei escutar essas músicas, apesar de ser tão diferente da minha cultura e do que estou acostumado a ouvir!

[@eduardorabello7870]

Cara é incrível como conhecemos novas culturas através da música, né?

[@ericagermano1819]

Amo essa cultura desde pequena, especialmente o principal instrumento deles: A harpa de boca ou harpa judia, que está presente nas músicas dos países da Ásia Central, como: Cazaquistão, Quirguistão, Turcomenistão, Tajiquistão. E Repúblicas autônomas, como o Uygurstão

[@heitor23]

sim

[@merton6639]

That first track was unexpectedly moving. I wonder what she was singing about

[@SirRoundPotato]

making pork chops

[@merton6639]

That....isn't quite as haunting as what I would have guessed.

[@АлександрПерчов-ж9у]

Everyone sing songs about making pork chops! How do you know this?

[@tyisen5125]

ClandestineOstrich that probably isn't the case xd

[@andrewjackson7758]

@@АлександрПерчов-ж9у Россия это чистое зло и враг человечества Путин проклятый шакал

[@R3DTHR3AT]

Tatarstan seznen belәn bergә

[@ecreval]

belanızı versin mi dediniz?

[@alfrombrum777]

Love it Can do do deep throught.sellf taught cannot do whisper or whistle Amazing shit Love Too u All xxx Alan from Brummie

[@nomorepc2431]

Beautiful

[@ersin0han570]

Brother from turkey, we love u

[@АйратХ-г4у]

На чувашский похож

[@chrisarchard2009]

I'm in sheer awe...there's such an archetypal feel with the Americana, mountain people folk music in the Appalachian South as well as that dreary, lonesome wide open feeling of being on and living in the frontier, its vastness, its capacity to overwhelm us naturally. im probably talking out my ass but to me as a musician I can FEEL the stylistic connection that comes through space and time and is defined by the Earth's manifestation of environment through us

[@Giganfan2k1]

No, you are correct. Geography impacts culture a lot. There is a connecting thread from US mountains to all ranges. Ukraine reminded me *a lot* of the Ozarks.

[@vladimirpopovic8136]

Great music, great people, greetings from Serbia

[@aspikingcrownage5031]

beutifull music

[@heitor23]

Greetings from Brazil, God Bless Khakassia

[@katrinabrar2922]

Mongolia is brother of khakassia

[@armandoplaysandmaps]

Bro those bouncing sounds LOL 💀

[@diejn6856]

It's a Jaw Harp

[@fama4887]

👏 Very similar to Japanese and Chinese old folk music

[@GenreChowderStudios]

fa ma The intonations of the first song sound very much like that of the woman singing in Bando Tamasaburo's play, "Yokihi." I encourage you to check it out here on KZbin ~

[@fama4887]

GenreChowderStudios thanks there is some similarities

[@canerarslan4635]

fa ma its turkish music bro

[@lupsastta90]

You must be deaf then

[@canerarslan4635]

Yernar Akzholov music is not clothing

[@tiktokkazakh9599]

Khakas

[@wawazuzzy2064]

my ears are on the first steppe

[@temir591]

All turkic languages origin come from Yakuts Turks language.. Although dialects evolve and evolve over time, the roots of words are the almost same.. We says "Tuğ-Kuğu-Demir " and other turkic languages says "Tuu-Kuu-Temir". Of course we can understand many words because roots is same.

[@karachaybalkar]

Yakut language = Turkic + Mongolic + Tungusic. It's not even pure Turkic.

[@Ouzconqueror]

Yakuts language not but their DNA is so pure Ancient ..ALmost same as Schytians Turks..So we must save their DNA from other nations.

[@BigYeti01]

@@Ouzconqueror Turks were Europe's at first later they went to east and mixed a bit. Bir sey görmüsem,urmu teorisi, ona bax sora konus

[@Ouzconqueror]

@@BigYeti01 Sen yazılandan bir şey anlamamışsın kardeş..Boşuna üzülme

[@BigYeti01]

@@Ouzconqueror deyirsen yakutlarin dnh'asi temiz amma eksine en cok karismis turklerden biridirler olar

[@StopFear]

as an ethnic Russian from Ukraine I am very happy that my culture and language is historically connected to Mongolians/Turkic peoples. (Not Turks in Turkey). I hear many similarities in this music and whats called Russian traditional music from western regions.

[@StopFear]

@kret akont Not sure what you mean by “Turks created Rus’”. I don’t mind if they actually did. I am aware that mongols and Tatars ruled it for a period of time, which is not a problem with me. But by “created” people can interpret anything. I also think, at least in the area of the world where Russia and near east is, these people are known specifically as Tatar, and/or Mongol. Not because Russians called them that, but because people identified themselves as such. they are “turkic”, but Tyurks with a capital T, also known as Osmans/Osmanli are specifically the Turks who migrated to Anatolia region and controlled it afterward as Muslims. Of course there are different ethnic minorities living in Turkey, but they are “Turks” in reference to their citizenship. It doesn’t make them ethnic Turk. If they have mixed families then it’s whichever they choose to identify as. You can call them Greek/Armenian/Kurdish/Persian/Arab Turkish. Ethnic Turks are Turkish Turks. One is ethnicity, another is nationality. They can can use the same word “Turk” but mean very different things.

[@sampokhan6067]

Well, it is true that Russia and Ukraine have had contact with Turkic peoples *at least* since the Golden Horde times (wouldn’t surprise me if there were contacts here and there before then though), but even then they largely remained separated. I don’t really get what similarities you’re hearing, since they sound way different to me. Throat signing, for one, is non-existent in russian/ukrainain folk music (the closest you could possibly argue is that “white noise” singing but that’s unrelated). And typically the folk songs are similar to the beats similar to other European countries, in contrast to what we would consider more irregular time signatures used in Turkic cultures (not even to mention different scales). Some folk instruments, namely the domra, might derive from turkic ones, but even then it’s not entirely clear. Just curious what similarities you’re hearing? As for the rus state, very few claim Turks created it (in fact, this random internet comment is the first claim I’ve seen of this); in the end we can’t know that one for sure, but honestly idgaf about that either.

[@tack9571]

@Toufik Ibn al Arabi The Rus were vikings lol. As for the rest of what you said, yeah it's true.

[@gall-goidil-bastardoftheno9902]

I love this side of KZbin