Spanish Gypsy flamenco song

[@charlessmith263]

For those who do not understand the "Spanish" in flamenco-gypsy style of its music, "cante hondo" - done by the lead gypsy flamenco singer, is full of tirades, long notes, and scalar runs and trills. It roughly means "deep chant", or "deep singing", or "deep song." You hear the clapping - that is called "palmas" (lit., "palms"). You also hear a solo flamenco guitarist do a broken-note line that might remind you of Andreas Segovia - it is known as "falseta" or instrumental break, but the break is long, so I call it a "falseton." Then you hear the so called "escalera arabe" - Arabic scale - a Phrygian in D#, where the "secondo augmentado" (augmented second - which are the notes "E-Fx" (x - is double sharp, where you add two semitones to the original note - up) is apparent. And finally, there is a gypsy singing technique of eliminating the "d" in "-ado" or "-ada" terminations of Spanish verbs. For example, a cante hondo singer would say "enamorao" (in love) instead of the proper "enamorado", and treat the "ao" diphthong as a smooth, sliding elision - not separating with any breaks between the "a" and "o".

[@andrewj3177]

Thanks

[@IrisG77]

Dropping knowledge

[@ColombianoSuperior]

Bruh, nobody who is a spanish speaker is gonna have issues to understand these guys. im Colombian myself and I can understand everything. If somebody affirms that he/she can’t understand thats just bullshit.

[@luciejules4591]

thank you so much

[@vonanthonymacaraig1211]

Finaly somebody explain what ive looking for thanks

[@stevenhopkins2887]

I love flamenco music...My parents let me go to Granada when I was 17 years old, as a graduation gift from high school. Met my first true girlfriend there, and drank some very good wine from a goat flask in a Gypsy cave, listening to flamenco music and entranced by the pretty dancers. I will never thank my parents enough for that experience so many years ago. Still listen to flamenco music 50 years later!

[@janasali821]

I was in college, I went 30 years ago, best summer of my life

[@skipper944]

Mein Vater ist Sinto. Ja, das ist der Ursprung des Flamencos!🤗👍🏻

[@limppimento55]

If they were overprotective you would never have had that experience.

[@jaykaye7025]

I am English and I love this music as well

[@SnowWolf91]

This song really hit me. I can hear the pain, the sorrow, the hurt, in her voice. It sounds like a cry, a painful whaling, an expression of emotion from deep within her soul.

[@Daniel-c7t1t]

Yeah they are they said oh how I envy they way you treat your dog with kindness /care :( they sing why do you spit at my face ? Because I'm a dark skinned gitana /. Gitano or some call roma . Yes very hurtful and emotional indeed.

[@analuciawild]

this is the last scene of 'Latcho Drom', a movie by Tony Gatlif : it is about the Romani people's journey from north-west India -staring the Kalbelia people- to Spain, a diaspora lived through music which originally starts in Egypt-with the Ghawazi people..... The film begins in the Thar Desert in Northern India and ends in Spain, passing through Egypt, Turkey, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, and France... the most enduring and passionate odyssey driven by the freedom of the gypsy soul....... the gitana" singer in this scene is 'La Caita' she sings mournfully of the centuries of persecution, repeatedly imploring "Why does your mouth spit on me?" as her query echoes out over the town.

[@original-pilgrim]

That surely was a 'he' singing that, not a 'she' .. believe me, if that was a she, I don't want to go to Spain!

[@missyrabbit5250]

thanks for the history. it helps explain why there are so many similarities in the music and dance

[@meritatoon3494]

What were Romani people doing in India and where are they originally from?

[@eudaemonia3134]

We romani are originally from India

[@ilonaforsman]

Thank you for this information. I'm a 67 year old woman from Finland and I have aways loved flamenco music❤

[@suspiciouscat9218]

I found this video about 2 years ago. I have listened to it hundreds of times since. What a moving and highly passionate song.

[@lyranrenegade]

go see latcho drom if you haven't..!

[@NatalliaTyshchanka]

It’s been about 6 years for me.. always go back. So beautiful

[@dorothyalomia1605]

I can't get enough of it. I keep researching there beginning and it's not fair how they've been treated.

[@sahoe6427]

Emotion purely ❤️

[@BestTrader-hp2sd]

At 06:24 what's the name of the song?

[@EauRouge]

There are terrible things in this world. Things that make question your own will to live. So terrible and frightening that you doubt yourself if you also have to become that same terrible thing... and then there's this...this beautiful, melancholic and full hearted expression of someone's soul... ESTA ES LA VIDA...ESTO ES FLAMENCO. GRACIAS GITANOS

[@Scandilady]

+Eau Rouge Gracias a ustedes.

[@bethbartlett5692]

You are most poetically CORRECT -

[@didemklcoglu66]

bir harika bir harika

[@00tonytone]

que viva España

[@liviivi2997]

Eau Rouge

[@vuyolin]

It's so weird. Whenever I come across some flamenco type songs my heart start beating differently and I start tearing up. It's an automatic reaction.

[@santossuarez]

You must have ancestry. Do a dna study. But, yes...flamenco is deep and universal.

[@sofiakhouzami8767]

omg, finally someone like me. Me too i feel sad n cry, dont know why

[@juliell2139]

Rosalia brought me here. Check her flamenco infused hit here. ROSALÍA - DE AQUÍ NO SALES - kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKqXnY2pbcuJiLM . I wanted to hear real Flamenco singing and it sounds very similar to what she does, with a cool musical beat of course. Very visual as well. She said in an interview how hard it is to sing Flamenco so I had to hear someone else. Also, I was wondering what language it was. Sounded almost Arabic at times. Flamenco is a whole new world to me now.

[@A_Random_Rat]

Your soul is old and is from around there

[@chaibskander5348]

So emotional.in algeria we ve andalucian . grenada. Sivila musicale.

[@killerpool87]

Lyrics- Subtitles of the movie: You, you're a stork... Who has landed on Earth. Me, I'm a black bird who has taken flight. Why does your wicked mouth spit on me? What harm is it to you... That my skin is dark... And my hair gypsy black? Why does your wicked mouth spit on me? What harm is it to you... That my skin is dark... And my hair gypsy black? From Isabelle the Catholic... From Hitler to Franco... We have been the victims... Of their wars. Some evenings... Like many other evenings... Some evenings... I find myself envying... The respect that you give to your dog.

[@HA-yi9tq]

I wanna cry cuz of these words

[@AuntieMonicaFromTheBay]

This is beautiful and painful. Thanks for the translation.

[@franceslaurie4350]

Thank you & wishing you & everyone peace, love, happiness & understanding

[@kaume7719]

killerpool87 Sai le paroli in spagnolo?Palabras espanol

[@mikem9958]

Now that I know what she's saying, I can feel the pain she's expressing with the music, its so sad but so beautiful.

[@ashrafseham]

اعشق هذا الفن رغم اني لا افهم ما يقولون و لكن الواضح ان هذا الفن نابع من جرح عميق و الم و معاناه لمن يتغنون به

[@RNicolasRuvalcaba]

There's a lot of people commenting on how emotional flamenco music is. It's a lot like the Blues, you have to live it to put that emotion into it. I'm certain that if Gypsies listened to Etta James or Janis Joplin they would fully feel their music without understanding a single word.

[@721judit]

My admiration for the Roma runs deep. This piece is from the film, Latcho Drom which I've watched perhaps 8 times!! It's available on KZbin!! It traces the historic path of the Roma ( gypsies) with music and song. Highly recommend it. Best from snowy Montreal, Que. Canada

[@aadilabdulla]

She’s that same lady who sing in Vengo right? I’ve watched this and listened to this some 9 yrs back. Just watched latcho drom today in KZbin. Wasn’t a good print though

[@rumila2760]

Omg thankyou for posting this! I was looking for this comment!

[@PLad-pr9cl]

Thanks for sharing!!! 🙏🙏❤✨

[@Kanakonakoa]

Wow I didn’t know I have that CD it was given to me in the 90s. I didn’t know it was a movie.

[@smplata5]

Flamenco songs make me feel like nothing else. It hits deeper than any type of music and I don’t know why

[@jaykaye7025]

It's very emotional I think and I love this music

[@irish66]

What fantastic voices and faces these women have.

[@Jayskiallthewayski]

True

[@williamzhao2521]

pornhub?

[@kingkong4116]

her voice is so damn strong what a gift !!!

[@williamzhao2521]

she sounds like a lesbian

[@arturodelagarza3213]

@@williamzhao2521 REALLY DUDE, COULDN'T SAY ANYTHING THING GOOD, SO YOU BECAME STUPID.

[@formereverything4268]

she is a guy

[@ilovegoth]

Beautiful voice-I think the singer is male tho.

[@koobie83]

@@ilovegoth she is female

[@aan3]

Excellent song and storytelling. Some people think Flamenco is just about dancing and singing about long lost love but I love how this movie showed that Flamenco can also tell a story, an uncomfortable but true one. ;) Please give us more songs and don't forget the stories!

[@MyNitrog]

Gypsies are great people.....and i love their music so much.....soulful music....

[@infinite5795]

As an Indian, it is really interesting and beautiful. Beautiful, because I feel the singer is trying to lay off some things frm her broken heart and the song just touches my heart, don't know why. Interesting, bcoz here in India too, we clap while singing or dancing, so as to keep the beat and also, the style is eerily similar.

[@Krasbin]

What I understood, is that the Gypsies came from North-West India, for example Rajasthan. They picked up new instruments, words, and techniques along their travels. But you can hear many words, and techniques and styles from India. Add to this the often rich colors of clothes.

[@sayantanibanerjee8265]

Yes, Flamenco style of singing by Romani people is a form of rajasthan folk singing. It just blows my mind to think of all the hardships they faced throughout history and still how they strived to preserve their way of living so well

[@ancientminds199]

You should know that Gypsies originate from North West India.

[@gipsyrromaniindiodeeuropa.4522]

Esas mujeres que cantan son de la misma sangre que la tuya, gipsy Rromaní.

[@gipsyrromaniindiodeeuropa.4522]

​@@ancientminds199 Son de la india.

[@fuldagermany]

I was in Spain a long time ago and was fortunate enough to see Flamenco up close and personal ... Also, there was a place in L.A. where one could go and see Flamenco music and dance, many moons ago. It has been way too long since I have seen, listened and enjoyed this wonderful art ... I so much love the music (and all arts) from cultures throughout the world. Beauty unites us.

[@donaldspaeth4575]

One magical night our son took us to a dingy Madrid club where we were overwhelmed by a troupe of flamenco artists--dancers, singers, guitarists, percussionists. A cry from the deepest wells of the human heart/soul. All boundaries, all walls were knocked down. I still remember that night with great fondness.

[@valsainking]

💯💯Flamenco is one of those pure musical genres that is so raw and honest, that you can't help but fall completely powerless to its charm and submit on the spot without the slightest reservation. There's no sense resisting for you feel complete and total trust. Flamenco is one heck of a spiritual seductress.

[@philipmarq]

So sad this video was cut off in mid stride. I was really getting into it. I miss my years in Spain. I lived just a few hours North of Granada. There I found the Gypsy caves (mostly tourist traps) but always good and authentic flamenco, as well as the schools of flamenco and the student performances. The gypsies turned shouting into a haunting, never to be forgotten wail. And how they turned hand clapping into the sound of two hardwood blocks being struck together I'll never know. What a powerful musical language.

[@croats2]

I dont understand the words , but her heart speaks to my spirit , and it moves me to tears every time .The real truth is pouring out of her heart and cannot be denied. It is the most beutiful expression from any human . Her passion is awesome .

[@MrJulius1958]

THANK YOU FOR SPANISH GYPSY (ROMA) FOR THIS UNIQUE ART FORM WHICH IS BEYOND OF ANY LANGUAGE ! FLAMENCO MUSIC IS PROTECTED BY UNESCO AS A WORD HISTORICAL HERITAGE !

[@ChestaAcosta-mu3hd]

I want to go and visit Spain and Portugal... Beautiful song and powerful vocals! Love this... Hermosura de musica! Shasta Acosta

[@koobie83]

The Roma people’s roots are in India. Never forget that. You can hear, feel and see the influence in their music and dance. I am proud of be a gypsy descendant. ❤️

[@freddyspizzaboy6754]

Me too . Very proud to have Roma blood 😍

[@rumila2760]

I am from Pakistan, current day Indian subcontinent and at the time of Gypsy migration it was all one India. So in a way, we are from the same race I hope? I just wanted to say, I love to study Roma culture and history! And the more i do, the more strongly i feel about Roma. For me, Roma is pride of humanity.

[@chapternverses]

Yes, and Flamenco has deep Arabic roots, and the combination of the two is amazing!

[@joaquindiaz7818]

​@@chapternversesno ,it comes from india ,the arabs copy them

[@Kriwistus]

I can't believe how many people say they hate gypsies. You cannot say you hate an entire ethnic group unless you know all of them. People, not only at this video but also many other flamenco songs/videos on KZbin, say they hate gypsies or label them as thieves. I strongly recommend those people to read deeply about the history of the Gypsy people, who have been persecuted in Europe for centuries by the Europeans themselves and who have been forced to live in poverty. Again, hating an entire ethnic group because of what stereotypes they have is ridiculous, and the only people who should be hated are those who hate others for who they are born as and can't change.

[@sailazineb9192]

Krijn Wilkens i think gypsis are very beatifull peapole i love there art and music and there clouthes and i do agree with you we should not put an entire groupe of peapole under the same stereotypes its wrong

[@ericguardado8310]

Krijn Wilkens I agree with you

[@alvarezpedrjr65]

I learn to embrace all race domestic and abroad. I thank GOD for putting that inside my heart. Im Latin with a respect and love for all human dosent mater language skin color or background

[@mreza84]

Krijn Wilkens I love them all, and also Jews and all human being...

[@Vatoxido]

​@@sailazineb9192 you are aware that culture is not only their stupid art, music and unique cuisine. That's just superficial. Why don't we talk about their hierarchies? How are women treated in their culture? Does arranged marriages are common? I am pro multiculturalism, but in order to achieve it you can't just look it as your are doing it right now.

[@sephmanatac8569]

Ever since i heard a flamenco singer sings i became a fan of this very unique form of music. Even the Dance is extraordinary.

[@glueonhair]

Having Spanish Blood, this brought me to tears! The pain, the suffering, and for why? So excellent in it's rendition! I'm truly touched!

[@ifyourespondyourmad.2409]

No such thing as spanish blood. Also if the guy in your pfp is you, you look like a white Visogoth Spaniard. These are brown Gipsey Spaniards.

[@purityballs7446]

It's el duende. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duende_(art)

[@davidsalman4887]

What makes me happy so much is the number of people that I find enjoy this music and influences their lives. ♥️

[@televidiot]

Que imágenes y sonidos tan inspiradores. Yo soy Alicantina y no soy gitana; opino que aunque el flamenco no es la única música que nos represente (zarzuela, pasodoble, etc) como país y cultura, sí es una parte importante del arte español y nuestra historia. Total sentido de orgullo al ver esto.

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

The pasodoble was invented for a movie. The Barefoot Contessa. Ava Gardner. Playing a gypsy.

[@jaykaye7025]

Wow Alicante is nice, I'm an hour away I live in Torrevieja, I love Flamenco music 🎶 it's beautiful, spiritual and makes me feel emotional as well and happy

[@namastechica]

Their cries in song pierce my soul, I love listening to it it is so therapeutic especially for a heartbreak...

[@nickdreique]

Esta é uma das melhores interpretações de flamenco que já escutei. Não consigo deixar de me emocionar e verter umas lágrimas cada vez que vejo este vídeo.

[@nickdreique]

Não sei. Descobri ao acaso durante as minhas pesquisas no youtube. Muito bom!

[@kaume7719]

Eduardo DeMatos Lei conosce parole di questa canzone?Palabras

[@slash8461]

Sou brasileiro cigano e digo que nós sofremos humilhações e ninguém nos dá chances. Me emociono.

[@rjames908]

I love gypsy songs from India Afghanistan througout the Balkans and all the way to Spain and the Arab bedouin nomad world, there's raw and pure emotion in their music. Let's start their whole groupstructure is based on love, caring for one another and family.. now how can they be bad? and they have always been underdogs of society... I love gypsy people they are real people with a lot of heart and feelings so they won't bother you unless you bother them. Yes they do things to survive.

[@nickwyatt3243]

These are strong, beautiful women with an unbreakable idea of who/what they are.Wonderful music and performance.

[@sephmanatac8569]

I considered the ROMA people as one of the most TALENTED people on Earth... I Love Flamenco Song & Dance, their UNIQUE in the most unusual way...

[@amreetsandhu4276]

Here is the translation from the film subtitles. Thank you for sharing this. Very powerful. “You, you’re a stork Who has landed on Earth. Me, I’m a black bird who has taken flight. Why does your wicked mouth spit on me? What harm is it to you… That my skin in dark and my hair gypsy black? Why does your wicked mouth spit on me? From Isabelle the Catholic… From Hitler to Franco… We have been the victims… Of their wars. Some evenings… Like many other evenings… Some evenings… I find myself envying… The respect that you give to your dog.”

[@joepleavin3554]

'a blackbird that fell to her' (earth) not taken flight.

[@brucefox7020]

Many thanks 🙏 for your translation!!!!

[@ilovegoth]

What film is this from???? Please tell us.

[@arezmelbourne5067]

Latcho drom

[@akbarfarzin9857]

Very beautiful nice voice!! excellent !!!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷 emotional !!!

[@renedotmac]

The cante jondo (deep song)was the original song form from where flamenco came from. It's a Gitano (gypsy) song. They later added guitar to it in the 1900s,which is where flamenco comes from. Rich aristocrats loved the sound, which is how it got so popular. Performers of flamenco agree that it was originally a Gitano art form. Also, there are more flamenco academies in Japan than anywhere else. It's like taiko (japanese drum), there's more taiko bands in LA, but it doesn't mean we made it.

[@ajsuli8048]

Most of my childhood was spent in San Pedro in the 80s & early 90s…my heart belongs to España

[@gitan2sang211]

they are GITANOS.

[@Duendito]

First piece (guitar only) is a Tango Flamenco. Second is a Bulería. Third is a Seguiriya. Lead singer is La Caita.

[@evo9u9e]

Actually, her name is La Caita.

[@Duendito]

Thanks evo.

[@evo9u9e]

Welcome Bob!

[@tamarq.70]

what is the first piece of music called? how can i find the entire song?

[@MarlynDuarte]

Do you know the name of the tango flamenco in the intro?

[@violeta56]

Maravillosa, este video debería considerarse uno de los mejores del mundo!. Que tanta riqueza cultural, arte y enseñanza traéis. Amo la música flamenca. Gracias por compartir. Bendiciones desde México.

[@kaume7719]

violeta56 Conosce le parole(palabras)?Vorrei sapere

[@VeraIiton]

Te recomiendo Veoflamenco, un canal de KZbin dedicado al flamenco

[@Anonymous-te8zl]

😂😂😂😂

[@iceballydance4528]

What strong voice respect from Algéria 🇩🇿 to all jitanos

[@emersongene1]

I love this most expressive and poignant Spanish Gypsy flamenco song!

[@gregwhite5678]

Thank you Gene. Most Wonderful.

[@EricKamen]

I agree! This is wonderful. Check out my newest music video on my channel that takes a spin on Spanish Flamenco music. I'd appreciate it and hope you enjoy it! watch?v=Ezq6_ktD-3s

[@iAmLeslieJones]

Her voice is so powerful. Herpassion has moved me to tears. Wow!

[@FuriFashion]

Oh my lord ! I love this so so much. The pain in her voice the anger! It rips my soul apart

[@jomin96]

Wow - I love it nothing beats Gypsy Flamenco... or for that matter Gypsy Music - period!

[@Crazysonicccc]

When Romani gypsy gitano’s sing you’ can hear the tears and struggles of there ppl threw there music the voice of manny sorrows that brings a tear I’m my eyes 😢 you don’t even have to understand what there saying but feel emotionally connected some how it’s like there singing not only for them but for you me and everyone I never seen music like this truly divine amazing ❤

[@SalimSalim-oi2tp]

Without robotic what a voice love you girls gitanas il Algerian and I love gitane people’s 🇩🇿❤️❤️

[@luffydragon888]

Algeria ❤❤❤

[@garethwilkinson3456]

When Miles Davis heard flamenco, he said he fell to his knees. It is indeed that way.

[@talrotem370]

wow ! like old times in egypt ! i remember in 1956 we were always playing flamenco in the streets ! what memories !

[@Amar90]

Beautiful music and culture love from Mesopotamia Iraq 🇮🇶 🇪🇸

[@haidernasser8698]

غلاي هنا لا يتواجد الا اصحاب الذوق الحساس تحياتي ربي يسعدك دائما 💚❤

[@Amar90]

@@haidernasser8698 حبيب قلبي والله 🥰

[@BongChoch]

The touch of its origin rajasthan is clearly heard in those bold vocals

[@kamranyaqub2300]

the chorus after the continuous clapping starting at 3:13 makes my heart explode with pain...even though I don't really understand Spanish...

[@romanis6660]

The name of the song is 'El pájaro negro'. It is also on KZbin under that name. With subtitles.

[@FACTUNTHJU]

Beautiful...i do not know if to sit down or stand up...laugh or cry.

[@turtlecigaro4659]

bravo . saludo a todos gitanos . my family is gitana

[@Itswhateverninefi]

I remember music like this I grew up listening to music and dancing we never fit in and my father traveled for work all the time had rules to follow and I never understood but I should be proud

[@JinJay461]

Interesting to see the similarities to Indian songs in the way her voice oscillates up and down. They do the same.

[@ericbana191]

Oh! You recognized that. The movie this song is from, called Latcho Drom(1993), actually depicts that and starts with Rajasthani folk songs. It's believed the Roma originated in India(Rajasthan), and as they were nomads they eventually migrated and settled in parts of Europe. Prominently, Romania, Portugal and the famous Andalucia(Spain), where Flamenco took its final form. That's why you see even the dance moves have similarities to Kalbeliya and Kathak. Also, the oscillations are called as Taan, which is like a passage. Phew!

[@espanolarte550]

Hay mucho arte y pasión en mi país, me emociona ver que gusta tanto en el extranjero. Gracias

[@mahin92ful]

This woman is the best I love her voice

[@serenesky7816]

Это женщина??? Я думала это мужчина...

[@jaykaye7025]

​@@serenesky7816 it's definitely a woman believe me

[@MohawkDiezelPower]

Please don't listen to trolls or really ignorant people WE are from Rajasthan India 100%.. I love INDIA...You should check out the movie where this piece is from its called Latcho Drom... It follows the route of the Gypsies...as they wandered from place to place...and Btw Flamenco=Gitano=Gypsy=Rajasthan=INDIA...

[@nikuspereira]

Fabuloso!!! Viva el flamenco viva España y arriba Al-Andalus!!!! Besos de Brasil!!!!

[@yeathx2346]

these are my people, Gypsy as can be. she says at first, why do you spit on my face what fault have I? Because I am a dark skin gypsy woman?

[@maarina3369]

Yea Thx wow beautiful!

[@seymaozcetin3504]

you are adorable.

[@mickel1634]

Gypsies in Spain may be perfectly fine people but here in Belgium they refuse to integrate and literally spit in your face if you denie giving them money (I've seen it happen not once but multiple times)

[@shadowpeopleevil6257]

@@mickel1634 it is the version of the racists "they do not want to integrate" the whites does not accept the diference of others so the problem is not the integration but rather the rejection that makes the object some colors

[@mickel1634]

@@shadowpeopleevil6257 get your head out of your ass, literally every ethnicity manages tot behave themselves except for them

[@yuhengzhangts]

this song is so touch! It got to my soul deeply, so deep like stars in the night

[@carolinejanemccooey5889]

Thank you so much for sharing this. Can't wait to dance in Andalucia nuevamente.

[@idanceAndplay]

the deepest and most beautiful thing I've ever heard!!!

[@rezzab]

I was one of those people who was only aware of the flamenco guitar, I moved and my landlord was really into flamenco and he introduced me to the singing and the dancing boy did I get into it.

[@MrPunkiyo]

Gracias. Cuánta poesía, cuánta verdad. Saludos desde Uruguay.

[@Muscleladyfan]

Latcho drom. Was looking for this, thanks

[@ChaoticMindSuly19]

Amazing, beautiful, sin palabras, que cultura y passion. Urgullosa de Ser Mexicana Hispanola con Raizes Gypsy.

[@tahirahmad1494]

I’m listing Spanish songs from passed 8 years, I’m not understand but it’s heart touching amazing songs. Love you Spain people ❤ from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@gbronzich]

Great song! La Caita has an amazing voice.

[@saramizoo6144]

I didn't understand anything but I love the Spanish language awesome ..

[@ReY6469]

wow. que bella cancion, se siente la emocion y la cultura de los gitanos españoles.

[@mehshab4737]

I have missed the song much and come back after years to find it and merge to memories

Essa musica é um tanto linda , nostálgica e tocante no que diz respeito a descriminação e o racismo, amo os ciganos porque apesar de tudo são verdadeiros em suas trajetórias nos caminhos da vida sofrida desde a idade média, holocausto nazista ate os dias de hoje esse vídeo é o Maximo é 1000!!! Parabéns ao povo cigano de Badajoz.

[@ann53090]

I just found out through a DNA test Im Iberian Roma. I came here to reconnect. Wow. Beautiful.

[@freddyspizzaboy6754]

Me too. My great grandparents were Roma.

[@alexovich8]

Ay, tú eres una cigüeña que rozó la tierra. Yo soy un pájaro negro caido en ella. ¿Por qué me escupes en la cara? Qué más te podía hacer ser yo que por ser morena y gitana? Que más remedio compañera que por ser morena y gitana? Desde Isabela La Católica Desde Hitler hasta Franco fueron víctimas de sus guerras toitos los gitanos. Algunas noches Algunas noches como otras noches me muero de envidia viendo como acaricias a tu perro.

[@kaume7719]

Aleksandra Mitrovic muches gracias

[@xrebelkittenx]

Gracias. Soy mexicana y no entendi la mitad del español que usaban

[@tomasvargas3535]

@@xrebelkittenx yo te aprendo ablar saludo desde españa

[@Tricoma81]

Isabel la Católica?... Pero qué hablas tú?...

[@pacomaillardo7940]

Merci beaucoup !

[@myblnd31]

I'm kurdish from Kurdistan . Love music 🎶 Gypsy spain and guitars

[@yomero4556]

Qué música y forma de cantar tan increible! Yo quiero aprender!!!

[@stevenjfrazelle6145]

The sonorous sound of the guitar sends me over the edge. And this young gentleman is always within our enchiladaburgerbaby with lots of love and song. He certainly does get around youtube doesn't he. And, boy he can sing. Thanks for posting maggiechenjm. With love and greatest respect from Samarqand

[@tariqrajab7014]

As an Arab I can say: We love you BROTHERs because your blod is our bold. May Allah bless you all.

[@transientmatter6088]

What??????

[@kothicamedarth2680]

Romanis originated in India & worshipped Kali Mata (this is why Kali Mary is patron deity of European Romanis & even Muslim Romanis keep Pagan God names). Allah ?😂

[@eugenegauggel1000]

Latcho Drom, the title of the movie by master filmmaker, Tony Gatlif, means 'safe journey' in the Romani language.

[@Janoostrom]

What a strong and emotional song. Great.

[@donaldbell5491]

I love this music. .....it gets the blood pumping. ...puts fire in the soul

[@diegotambor9283]

El flamenco es hermoso los españoles deberian estar orgullosos de su musica!

[@mariano5079]

Lo estamos ,gracias hermano

[@anamariacarballo3514]

@@mariano5079 :lo estamos, gracias, como también lo estamos de nuestra música celta del noroeste o de la Bossa Nova,de la música en euskara,etc

[@jaykaye7025]

I'm English but feel more Spanish in my mind, I live in beautiful Spain, most of my family are Spanish, love this music

[@estherabizdris8974]

I saw the whole DVD that feature this - Safe Journey （1993）（the vagabond journey of Gypsy) - love the whole thing - start in Northern India and we got to Spain a bit toward 3/4 of that disk

[@jicaashki3551]

Que bella música y cultura los felicito, besos desde Colombia.

[@irish66]

I find the women in this video to be incredibly beautiful. It's a peasant, earthy beauty, yet at the same time their stance is proud and regal.

[@Jo-Jo71]

I’m Moroccan I don’t understand the words but I feel it’s really beautiful

[@stevenjfrazelle6145]

maggiechenhm, thank you for posting. I am Gypsy from Samarqand. This music kinda gets into one's soul. That's what life is about, isn't it. Just let the rhythm of life flow all around you. That's all one needs to know. Now back 2 my people. I can use a mournful song, and turn it into a gladiator's dagger. Love and light from Samarqand

[@jaatreloded]

Their singing style is very similar to the style of folk singers of Rajasthan (India)🇮🇳

[@shadowscrews8073]

They are Rajasthani, this is literally where they came from..

[@youribennani7076]

Im moroccan and this is my vibe cheers 2022

[@fazergazer]

Déjame mirarte a los ojos Oscuro y centelleante como el ala de un cuervo. Canta tus canciones para que el mundo oiga. La belleza de tu corazon Mujer magnífica Las colinas escuchan La gente en las colinas escucha. Toma mi alma Let me gaze into your eyes Dark and flashing like a raven’s wing Sing your songs so the world hears The beauty of your heart Magnificent woman The hills listen The people in the hills listen Take my soul

[@beatrizhuereca355]

Love this. Beautiful strong voices. Too bad it doesn't finish

[@alf0058]

Final de la película Latcho Drom, preciosa historia sobre el pueblo gitano, desde su salida de noroeste de la India, hasta el sur español, todo a través de la música, las palabras no son necesarias.

[@juliomoreno3592]

Ke gelipoyeces diceis los gitanos bienen de la india de donde as sacao esa istoria los bites tu cuando binieron los primeros gitanos?? Aber si les un poco de historia aunke parece ke eres cortico de mente pipiolo

[@manuelfernandezmesas3365]

Por supuesto que los gitanos salieron de la india. Son un pueblo punjabi y en el camino de la India a España dejaron su semilla en otros pueblos de Asia.

[@manuelfernandezmesas3365]

Por cierto no es solo que los gitanos vengan de la india sino que todavía hay gitanos en la India los que jamás se fueron. Por ejemplo los kalbelia los gitanos de las cobras una tribu realmente fascinante. Pa que te sepas primo.

[@antoniozanderclarkson960]

@@manuelfernandezmesas3365 so keres phrala latcho drom creí que buen camino

[@alexandernoguera5902]

@@juliomoreno3592 Es lo que dice la Historia, puede ser que tu creas que no es así. Pero los que estudian las culturas tienen el consenso de qué así es. El pueblo Gitano sale del norte de la India. Al parecer tu has leído otras historias o las estas inventando

[@MeKaustubh17]

Rajasthani folk song. India love Romani.

[@rayhanjewelry2867]

this makes me cry eventhough i did not understand words but i ca feel the sadness

[@carmenmaria3112]

contessa kaya

[@sephmanatac8569]

Flamenco is a mix of everything' Moorish, Spanish Originality & Gypsy thats why is so Unique & Beautiful...

[@romanasever]

Zaista neizrecivo i cudesno moje iskustvo bilo je u Toledu kada smo i zene i muskarci,pomjesani zajedno sa Romima,stali u krug te bi netko zapoceo pjevati a mi smo svi to ponovno otpjevali,gledajuci u vatru imala sam osjecaj da smo povezani prirodnim silama,snagom vjetra-zemlje-vatre prizivali smo kisu da ZATVORI KRUG-

[@nicolecerra7120]

I loved this for long while. Amazing deeply passionate🎼🎵🎶💥💥💥💥💥🎵🎶🎼