Kings & Beggars - "Rosa das Rosas" full medieval show

[@hubertk7363]

Beautiful! Love from Poland.

[@ErlendBLygre]

I love this music, Thank You Kings & Beggers. Love from Norway!

[@slayerbulia]

Thank you!

[@Mens_Sana23]

Belíssimo! Magnífico! 👏

[@MarcosLima-up5sx]

Conheci a ótima obra desse grupo pelo Canal Iniciativa Condor pela cantiga Miragres Fremosos- São cantigas maravilhosas e nos remetem a um tempo que traz a imensa riqueza e piedade genuinamente católica. Umas das que mais gosto é "Como Déus Fez Vinno D'agua". Parabéns Kings&Begars!!

[@ErlendBLygre]

Love this Show! Love From Bergen, Norway!

[@pabloulloamoreno7019]

Estimados amigos, espero se encuentren bien, a buen resguardo y lejos de la guerra. Un abrazo desde Chile

[@gerardolopez7134]

Maravillosa actuación. Felicitaciones por la excelente recreación de la antigua cultura y espiritualidad de nuestra madre patria España ..... Saludos desde Argentina

[@slayerbulia]

Thank you!

[@gerardolopez7134]

Muchas gracias a Uds. ....

[@scottwright5584]

Thanks for enabling me to see a complete show. I had wanted to see one, but Lviv is a long way from southern California. We have no medieval music shows here, only simulated medieval tournaments with jousting and sword fighting set in medieval Spain. I attend in full costume as Geofredo de Tierras Rojas (Geoffrey of Redlands). The pageantry is impressive, but your music is much more authentic. I wish Medieval Times would show some of your videos like Breve Regnum in the entrance hall before their shows start. Keep up the good work! I eagerly await your next album. Vaya con Dios.

[@slayerbulia]

Your welcome, thank you for your interest in our group :)

[@demostenessegundo]

Bravo. Magnífico. Saudações do Brazil.

[@dandyrevisionist7879]

Excelente.

[@EL_URUGUAYO_MV]

Thanks for share part of our old hispanic culture

[@slayerbulia]

You welcome!

[@ricardopontes7177]

Iberian* most of these are galaico-portuguese...

[@briannaysiamodonnell478]

@@ricardopontes7177 Galaico (Galicia) is in Spain, therefore, it is Hispania or iberia, that's what Spain was called in antiquity..

[@ricardopontes7177]

@@briannaysiamodonnell478 But Iberian is preferred here. Hispania implies the bulk of the peninsula, where Castilian culture dominates.

[@WelshRabbit]

A transcript, or even a just a little summary, in English in the video description of the introduction surely would be appreciated. I absolutely love all your music, especially your full costumed dances. It has awakened in me a whole new world of interest in medieval music, which until you was pretty much limited to Gregorian chants, Hildegard von Bingen, and Alfonso X's cantigas. BRAVO!!!!

[@slayerbulia]

Thank you so much for your kind words! Translation has been added :)

[@liamdoubleday5523]

Awesome music - masterful artistry. Wishing you the best. Please be safe.

[@slayerbulia]

Thank you!

[@DidierLacosteBorras]

Le cant d'Oc de l'edat medieval es meravilhos. Osca per vosta interpretacion.

[@pabletediaz]

Qué bonito, qué bonito!!

[@noname2022andforever]

самый ужас, что представлению уже не один год. а узнаю о нем сейчас из ролика Натальи Скорняковой....это ужасно... уведомления про всякую "шляпу" приходит сразу. а про действительно красивые вещи спустя 3 года после выпуска...

[@Елена-ю9с3ж]

Полностью согласена. Ютюб рекомендует всякую шнягу, а вот действительно интересные вещи приходится поискать. Авторам большое спасибо за их труд!

[@ОленаБесфамильная]

Это просто потрясающе, так атмосферно! Огромная и интересная работа !

[@jorgehoraciopalacio]

muy lindo

[@sorin990]

Just touching !

[@TrebizondMusic-cm6fp]

That's what I'm talkin' about.

[@marcocannavo]

wonderful tunes and band. what is the title of the tune at the minute 7:02 please

[@slayerbulia]

Thank you! Name - Quen Qu​é​r Que Na Virgen F​í​a

[@Krisha991]

❤❤❤❤

[@AdventureswithBörJk]

These guys are ... AWESOME! I hope the Ukraine War hasn't disrupted their talents.

[@edlamircoelho5402]

I'm curious to know in what language people were talking in that video. By the way, greetings from Brazil. I love your work.

[@slayerbulia]

Thank you for your nice words. People are speaking ukrainian :)

[@D_Marrenalv]

@@slayerbulia Wonderful!.. I never heard Ukrainian spoken so fluently before.. beautiful language. And your music and talents are appreciated and valued, thank you!

[@joseramonvieites8843]

It's old galician the ancestor of modern galician and portugues. The promotor Afonso X learned galician in Maceda Ourense and his factor Airas Nunes was native of Galicia

[@MereNonsense]

На 18:47 схоже, що на фіделі 10 струн)

[@thetowerfantasymusic]

Rosa das Rosas is literally a Portuguese phrase meaning "Rose of Roses". PT

[@slayerbulia]

It's galician-portuguese, ancestor of both languages. And yes - it's Rose of Roses :)))

[@thetowerfantasymusic]

Kings & Beggars I love it !

[@ricardopontes7177]

@@slayerbulia Vexa, non denote essa divisão, o galego é galaico-português. Respeite aos galegos abaixo do Minho que clamam essa cançon tamé

[@slayerbulia]

@@ricardopontes7177 We don't deny anything, we respect your heritage.

[@ricardopontes7177]

@@slayerbulia entendo, vostedes sodes talentosos, mas non precisa enfatizar que Galiza é Espanha ❤💚💙🇺🇦

[@noname2022andforever]

ехандыйбабабй, ни одного комментария на русском, моя душа скорбит, поскольку представление/ролик прекрасен...

[@Semi_svetik]

Я здесь 🙋

[@xoanlueiro9973]

Spains didn´t exist in that time... There were different kingdoms, being the Kingdom of Galicia the cultural and political power in those centuries. That´s why even castlillian king Alfonso X used the galego-portugués (language of the historical Galicia) for arts. You should listen to the Galician medieval trovadores like Meendinho, Martín Codax, Paio Gomes... Musical delicatessen.

[@magius2303]

There was not a political unity, but the concept Spain or Hispania grouping the diverse iberian kingdoms existed and was cited repeatedly by different texts during the medieval period, with a meaning that goes beyond a pure geographical term. Indeed, Alphonse X promoted the writing of the book "Estoria de España" (History of Spain). The kingdom of Galicia in the 13th century was a part of the crown of Castile.