The Leader of 10,000 Horses (Mongolian throat singing)

[@ChrisWhoPlaysLizzie]

This audio is from the legendary video of the man on the mountain, in his green clothes. I would recognize it anywhere.

[@fakharnawaz98]

Yupp, that's him, as soon as I heard the horse fiddle I knew it

[@TheIlustrado]

It's Batzorig Vaanchig

[@davidpowell8521]

@@cgabnews2397 wtf?

[@smitprmr]

Yes. He is a legand.

[@kkhong1836]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppCYqqdrfr1mbqs

[@marcster95]

These songs remind me of my solo travel through Mongolia and Central Asia. From buying a horse outside of Ulaanbaatar and riding through Mongolia, crossing through Russia to continue on to Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and finally Uzbekistan only staying with the nomadic tribes away from all modern civilization. Theres something about the geography and the culture of those regions that is just rustic beauty, a beauty in the harshness of the environment and of those still living it like their ancestors. The best 6 months of my life were spent over there, and if there's something you must do in your lifetime is go to Mongolia and/or Central Asia and experience this. sending love from the US

[@marcster95]

@Viking hahaha I always knew i wanted something like this since i was a kid so the moment i turned 15 and i could work i worked part time and saved a little on the side each paycheck till i graduated college and used that money to go on that life changing trip

[@ALTAI38]

Its so beautiful to see an outsider respect our ancestors, even tho they had war😂 but yes mongolia/turkic countries had the best warriors, warsongs, and wars. God bless the turkic people❤💪

[@marypoppins123]

Truly inspiring and I envy you, hopefully I will be able to experience this in this lifetime as well 🤗

[@bigapplechinglish]

@@marcster95 good for you and blessed...to live your dream always.

[@lindapaterna9703]

Envious! Happy for you to take the journey and hope you have many others especially for those of us who wish we could but have restraints.

[@native0018]

Their Mongolian homes looks a lot like my cultural homes. I’m Navajo, love the culture. And our entrance of our home always face east.

[@nesherben-negev1345]

Did you know that your people are probably genetically realted to Mongolians and Chinese. Seem early people migrated from Asia to North America over the land bridge during times when thre seawater was low. It is fascinating. The North American cultures and Mongolians have always struck me as earthbound naturalists. I honour all of you. You are beautiful people! Hold onto your cultures and native languages.

[@evenki6687]

@@nesherben-negev1345 not only mongols...include various siberian and turkic tribes

[@tourkix6314]

Most Asian cultures

[@RickarooCarew]

the migration went the other way... west from N America... about 35,000 years ago I think... looking for the home of the holy people ya aát eéh the Dine called Navajo greeting means.. it is good... all is well ✌️ the anglicized Tibetan greeting is tashi delek.. tashi del ay sounds almost the same to me when spoken by native speakers.. it also means.. it is good... all is well Mandarin for thanks is xiexie Navajo say axheehe our history is, I think... a little different from the Eurocentric history taught as truth in schools around the World... but if you look... ask questions... the truth is not hard to find look at Google Earth... part of it is sticking out of New Mexico sideways... takes up the whole northwest corner of the state... the other truth is we are only One (small) Planet only One People! divided.. ✌️❤️✌️ 🌏🌍🌎 ❤️🙏❤️

[@RickarooCarew]

the northward migration agrees with the spoken Navajo traditional teaching stories.. it has been about 20 years or more since we started finding evidence of human occupation of N America before the last ice age... a period of roughly 10,000 years.. glaciers are extremely efficient at removing stuff on the ground... dating using long half life radioactive isotopes of platinum found in volcanic ash give me accurate dates that coincide with dates from other researchers around the globe.. all independent.. all looking for answers... here's something interesting... Cortez came looking for the cities of gold.. about 600 years ago... went straight to the thinggummy sticking out of New Mexico... slaughtering everyone in his way.. indigenous people call him Cortez the butcher... guess what color that thingummy is? this is not something I made up.. I just found it... because I was looking for something else ✌️

[@jameshenrymurphy]

Please protect your wonderful culture.

[@nicekamel8109]

Indeed they should

[@yokatta-f]

Reject the false song of globalism, embrace tradition.

[@OnTreader]

@Jack Adams there is no "progress" from globalism except greed.

[@LaughingMan44]

@Jack Adams "progress" what fucking progress? So we can consume more products faster? Use more resources? Destroy more cultures? Things are regressing. Technological and scientific development is slowing down, it takes more people do achieve the same things we used to. We were doing just fine before globalism.

[@IRex-wm9pd]

the number one threat to mongolian culture right now is China not "globalism". but go ahead and argue with each other over words while the Steppe fades away...

[@SP_33333]

Beautiful people, beautiful land, beautiful culture. They have the ability to really be free. I hope that they can protect their culture in a true way. These sounds make my heart long for the wild places.

[@rgarlinyc]

Spectacular photography of wondrous land, fierce proud men, and timelessly beautiful women. The music is just 'icing on the cake'.👏🏻👏🏻❤️

[@Whippy99]

The HU, Wolf Totem brought me here. And I'm very happy about it!

[@akhihitochakma1285]

Coool

[@selimkahraman5582]

welcome sister

[@tengriwolfshamanicmusic]

😘 Tengri biz menen 🤘🏼

[@TuiGichiimin]

Thats very good. Dig deeper..

[@Kimberly.vandermeid]

The Hu brought me here as well! ❤️

[@tomascostanzo690]

These makes me feel as if I was riding a horse through the Gobi desert just having to bear the heat and the wind. With no Internet, no watsapp, no facebook, no twitter, nothing to bother you. It truly makes you feel free. I always admire those cultures from central Asia that are able to live away from urban civilization, they are all descendants from a big tribe that, amazingly, conquered half of the world we live in.

[@Nehauon]

We are them and they are us

[@alexbloddrunk1875]

Huge fan now of Mongolian music, cheers from Mexico 🇲🇽🤟🏻.

[@ramazanyalcn3660]

There is a Turkish allergy in European and Anglo-Saxon culture. They cannot say that it belongs to the Turks. all the evidence proves that he is a Turk. I saw it written on Mongolian music. Research the Tuva Turkish Autonomous Republic in Central Asia. This music exists in 2 regions of the world. This type of music is present in Central Asian Turks and Native Americans. like two halves of an apple. Because American Indians and Central Asian Turks come from the same lineage. Native Americans are Turks

[@Raidon8537]

@@ramazanyalcn3660 you are just troll. You are not turkish. And Turkic and Turkish are not same.

[@Raidon8537]

@@ramazanyalcn3660 shut up.

[@Orgil.]

@@ramazanyalcn3660 they both come from mongolia

[@duz1demir]

Khagan of Mu continent 🇹🇷🇲🇳🇲🇽

[@BlitzkriegBoogie]

Do not understand a single word but that doesn't matter because my soul sings with this music.

[@ArachnaeNonafel]

I find the throat singing to be both beautiful and soothing. I'm so glad to have found it!

[@edwardnigma6568]

The song sung by Batzorig Vaanchig is called "In praise of Ghengis Khan". There is a more energetic rendition that he sings of the same song with a whole band. Its pretty cool.

[@lawrencetrudeau4052]

The song by Batzorig is "Chingis Khaany magtaal" ("Praise of Genghis Khan").

[@MrUtah1]

Exactly

[@tfofurn]

Here’s Batzorig on a mountain: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppCYqqdrfr1mbqs

[@ramazanyalcn3660]

There is a Turkish allergy in European and Anglo-Saxon culture. They cannot say that it belongs to the Turks. all the evidence proves that he is Turkish. I saw it was written on Mongolian music. Research the Turkish Republic of Tuva in Central Asia. This music exists in 2 parts of the world. This type of music is present in Central Asian Turks and Native Americans. like two halves of an apple. Because American Indians and Central Asian Turks come from the same ancestry. Native Americans are Turks

[@degisikicerikler7792]

Greetings from Turkey Mongolian Brothers!🇹🇷❤🇲🇳🐺🦅🤘

[@kalashnikov5881]

Bro u are arab u ain't no turkic

[@postachamdi6286]

@@kalashnikov5881 busy with about your own dna, not turks dna

[@simuzr4319]

​@@kalashnikov5881 U don't know anything about us-Turks, plz don't talk u descendant of greeks 😏😏

[@kalashnikov5881]

@@simuzr4319 nigga im romanian im more geto dacian than you

[@farfaraway8738]

@@kalashnikov5881 LoL.This do not prove non-Turkic

[@liubovesergejeva7727]

Виртульное путешествие по просторам Монголии под прекрасные звуки горлового пения!

[@MrCervuselaphus]

Enchanting singing, beautiful ladies, magnificent birds, delightful horses, stunning country... oh wow! thankyou.

[@lisamcdaniel77]

What am amazing culture, am so glad they are bringing it to light! so many people have heard of the Mongolian's but never have seen their culture, this is wonderful to see!

[@ramazanyalcn3660]

There is a Turkish allergy in European and Anglo-Saxon culture. They cannot say that it belongs to the Turks. all the evidence proves that he is Turkish. I saw it was written on Mongolian music. Research the Turkish Republic of Tuva in Central Asia. This music exists in 2 parts of the world. This type of music is present in Central Asian Turks and Native Americans. like two halves of an apple. Because American Indians and Central Asian Turks come from the same ancestry. Native Americans are Turks

[@sgtpaloogoo2811]

I mean most of the world has seen Mongolian Armies before but yeah most people haven't been exposed to their culture.

[@bustervassar]

WHOEVER PUT THE PICTURE MONTAGE TOGETHER DID AN EXCELLENT JOB

[@martinescalante1429]

I love throat singing, Native Americans in the 4 corners their own style I do the Ghan dance to protect the tribe from dark sprites and we use flat drums, flutes & black outfits all black... the Mongols are the masters of Throat singing.... I dig this music..

[@turknokeri6074]

You look like Turk Greetings from Turkey

[@1debiann1]

I read an "internet expert' proclaiming how throat singing is nothing special, its just created using autotune.

[@DerEchteBold]

@@1debiann1 Haha, you didn't believe that, right?!

[@1debiann1]

@@DerEchteBold hence the quotation marks.around "internet expert". I saw them live a few days ago...they sound better live

[@DerEchteBold]

@@1debiann1 That's one of the strange side-effects of modern media technology, lots of young people who grew with that have their perception and judgement really screwed up.

[@andrewdaly21]

Beautiful country and wonderful music. Love from Ireland.

[@НадеждаП-в3д]

Очень красивое пение, Монголия красивая страна, степи и ветер и музыка, простор и полет души!!!

[@딱한병만]

멋지시게 부르십니당!!👍 혀 떨리는 음 , 와우! 너무 실감 납니다.💕

[@nthavotelcam4112]

Greetings to my Mongolian brothers. Nice to know that we are closely related. Aboriginal and Mongolians both Asian cultures.

[@selimkahraman5582]

Love from Turkey

[@mike.47]

I remember watching a program about this type of singing, Khoomei I think it was called. Really love it. Can’t get enough of it.

[@MinadoCoelho]

Khoomei is the tuvan throat singing name :) It is the one I sing and teach. The mongol version is called Khoomi.

[@emerald903]

How beautiful at the heart of nature between the blue sky and earth. Great nation, Mongols.

[@turk7741]

Turkic people are the inventors of this song genre. Turks have been in this culture for thousands of years. Mongols were never the inventors of this culture and the number of Mongols is very small.

[@emerald903]

Music is an international art of human and everybody is able to show some talent. Just enjoy the music. Btw we have shared in the same Asia so much with reach Genghiz Kagan. Turks, too. We were there too.

[@ahahaghaha191]

@@turk7741 "the number of Mongols is very small", there are 10 millions of mongols from South Siberia, Caspian area, North Tibet, Jungaria, Kyrgyzstan, western Manchuria, inner Mongolia and Gansu

[@intipampa]

this music is powerful beyond words so much that I'm moved to tears. To my Mongol brothers I say to you , always remember the ways of your ancestors and keep your culture alive.

[@ramazanyalcn3660]

There is a Turkish allergy in European and Anglo-Saxon culture. They cannot say that it belongs to the Turks. all the evidence proves that he is Turkish. I saw it was written on Mongolian music. Research the Turkish Republic of Tuva in Central Asia. This music exists in 2 parts of the world. This type of music is present in Central Asian Turks and Native Americans. like two halves of an apple. Because American Indians and Central Asian Turks come from the same ancestry. Native Americans are Turks

[@topperon1087]

His voice displays hope and the hardiness of his culture. I love it.

[@Estel_98]

Genghis Khaaaan . Love to all Turkic & Mongol nations from Turkey

[@aquepaique]

This is not beautiful, this is POWERFUL

[@dannpatrick4766]

Aye, same as bagpipes, African drums, Jazz, Marimba, things that aren't "My kind of music" , suddenly, are.

[@balazskiss985]

​@@dannpatrick4766 in magyar/hun ghar music = zene, zen in it if you feel the electricity/resonance of zen (zeng=resonates=cseng(chang dynasty) you will feel the berz, berz=electricity of life berz = you feel the unite, unio, joga with the universe, you became a version of the uni = universe vers in magyar=poetry, poem univers= poem of the one berz means your hair, fur on arm is stads up to sky feeling the berz is kind of golden with purple shadow, like look into the sun with closed eyes and little peeks into golden berz sárkány= lightning-catcher dragon the zhuunghars are hungars, chang dynasty is some csángó folks, from magyar culture 5000 years ago zen /saint to you all kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKncl4CbaMeLppY the faces of tarim basin mummies and budda stautes, balbal statues

[@mortalclown3812]

I believe its beauty arises from the power. I was absolutely riveted. Very grateful to see and hear this. 🇨🇳🙋🌟🌏

[@megatheron8692]

It's both and beyond!😎💪💪

[@shrooman768]

Exactly.

[@mariethiers6915]

Greetings from Sweden. I am happy I was brought here. I love watching television documentaries on Mongolia. An interest living in my heart. 😊 I LOVE this video!! It is so beautiful, and so well done!! Since the first time I heard throat singing, I have been fascinated by it! Magnificent video!! Thank you. 🌹🌟❤🌟🌹🌠🎶🐎🍀🌹

[@ramazanyalcn3660]

There is a Turkish allergy in European and Anglo-Saxon culture. They cannot say that it belongs to the Turks. all the evidence proves that he is Turkish. I saw it was written on Mongolian music. Research the Turkish Republic of Tuva in Central Asia. This music exists in 2 parts of the world. This type of music is present in Central Asian Turks and Native Americans. like two halves of an apple. Because American Indians and Central Asian Turks come from the same ancestry. Native Americans are Turks

[@sonjawolfmoon4150]

🦅Espíritu guerrero que vuela hasta quedar sin aliento contra el viento para luchar por su familia.🙏🏻

[@nicolasinostrozabeltran3971]

Great music my mongolian brothers. Greetings from Chile.

[@codyhodges194]

Чи гайхалтай байгаа эсэхийг шалгаарай

[@omerbey6961]

Greetings to all of Asia from Turkey

[@miiss_yuki]

ömer faruk tabak eid mubarak brother from east turkistan

[@roldancubillos7095]

Un vío jajaja

[@vladimirruss_4064]

@@omerbey6961 turkish people look caucasian not asian

[@atundaade1888]

Beautiful people with magnificent culture. Thank you 🙏

[@guzzoofoz]

Cheers and blessings from Australia 🇦🇺

[@tomasrikona4021]

Beautiful. Haunting. Alone and free under an endless sky.

[@markp2230]

Wow I'm amazed how beautiful Mongolian throat singing is

[@MaverickX36]

The music plus the pictures, are like a travel back to the past. This is what Genghis Khan's horde must have looked like in real life.

[@TheJwbooth]

I used to hear singing like this on the radio in Japan. The locals seemed embarrased about and shrugged it off as " farmers' music". As it turns out several cultures employ throat singing, but I have not seen any references to Japanese farmers

[@va_bg]

First time hearing it

[@LandersWorkshop]

They probably reckoned it to be Ainu-style?

[@emilybarclay8831]

Throat singing is a very common practise in Asia, wouldn’t be surprised if there was an Ainu tradition that got wiped out by the Yamato

[@dreamadventure8220]

@@emilybarclay8831 I from India and we follow Tibetan/bon( not so sure of it) buddhsim and w too have culture of vocal singing

[@pamelabustos8376]

Ainu people are also in Japan. And the native Americans are very much like the Ainu.

[@chicawhappa]

That first song before the switch is one of the more incredible things I've heard. Beautiful!

[@darrenmcdowell5458]

I never before have had the opportunity to hear this type of song. I really feel the song all through my body as I am drawn into it more and more, the collection was very enjoyable and I will look for more and thank you for the unique opportunity to listen to this.

[@ЛюцияЛючия]

Мир прекрасен в своём многообразии!

[@slm8025]

When the civilized nations of the earth fall and rot into the dust, these faithful will be the victors,..., the people of the earth. What a wonderful soulful journey this life celebration shares with those willing to open up and leave "reality".

[@terriecotham1567]

music like art, good people and food can cross borders It's good to see so many comments in English

[@markharris6171]

One of the most awesome things I've seen on KZbin. Great photography. I live in the Navajo country and the similarity between these people and Native Americans I think is no coincidence. I am a surveyor and have found ancient Swastikas carved in rock.

[@AngelicaDXB]

No surprise, because many native Americans ancestors come from Siberia) We're all Altaic. Some studies prove the DNA of Native American tribes are related to the Turkic Altaic, Japanese and Korean population. Check out also Altai Kai throat singing. Many Turkic tribes and Japanese royalty are shamanistic (they believe in Tengri) till this day and swastika is not swastika, it's the sign of Tengri. It resembles the roof of the "yurt" house. Also check out Orhon runes and compare them to Scandinavian runes :) we are all related and all come from the same root. You guys left 30,000 years ago to the land that now is the US through Bering. We stayed and spread out through Europe and Asia. The old Faiths and traditions don't lie. :)

[@featheramericangoodeagle]

@@AngelicaDXB Adolf Hitler knew that the so-called "swastika" was the symbol for "God Consciousness" and this symbol was given to him to use by The Divine. We have ben lied to bad about Hitler, and we have been lied to very bad, about our NAI heritage and our true descendance and ancestry.

[@valeriehaider5690]

True true true.. very similar...🕊️

[@fishfinderish]

This is what our hearts and souls should be consuming, it's so mind peaceful too ❤

[@ЛюдмилаВолынкина-ф2к]

Красота и,фантастика!

[@amiereagan8892]

I was guided to your channel. Thank you for sharing your gifts and your authenticity with us. I appreciate you sister and thank you. This resonates. Blessings 💞

[@dankrauz1036]

The Hu brought me here. I'm happy they did. Beautiful music and pictures!!

[@stephenjinks4443]

This is such an incredible clip.the world is very small.

[@formerevolutionist]

Great! I've finally found a good song for my daughter's wedding!

[@martialarts9739]

Хороша. Но ты должен сам исполнить. Тогда счастье будет. Эта песня о битве, и павших.

[@Sangsangi8099]

Lol

Does it hurt to be that dumb?

[@3John-Bishop]

This brings me back to the great Khan

[@daydreamornightmare2815]

LoL

[@ЛарисаМолганова]

Какая у нас красивая 🌎планета! И НаРОДы Красивые 🙏 ✨Быть Добру ✨

[@AqeelKhan4749]

Follow your lord commander with loyalty and Honour. Nothing less will be accepted. Mongol will rise again with dignity and respect all.!!

[@kirillzaychenko1330]

Слова понимать не нужно, сердце все понимает!!!!

[@carmelazilioli4382]

Tutto vero grazie è la comprensione dell'amore.

[@arima6182]

Сердце понимает что пора платить дань!

[@timothycedeno3115]

this music always makes me feel something good in side don't know what it is but i like it

[@Annur375]

Splendid photographs; magnificent panoramas, exquisite costumes and beautiful women. What a pleasure to watch, thanks for sharing. Oh, the eagles are incredible too.

[@AnarchicEowyn]

Today, I have fallen in love with the Steppe!

[@nickbuckley4371]

One of my favorite stores is owned and operated by a Mongolian man who can sing like this such a kind man and he also does Martial arts I now work for him

[@ramazanyalcn3660]

There is a Turkish allergy in European and Anglo-Saxon culture. They cannot say that it belongs to the Turks. all the evidence proves that he is Turkish. I saw it was written on Mongolian music. Research the Turkish Republic of Tuva in Central Asia. This music exists in 2 parts of the world. This type of music is present in Central Asian Turks and Native Americans. like two halves of an apple. Because American Indians and Central Asian Turks come from the same ancestry. Native Americans are Turks

[@indrabuttel3486]

Beautiful song, pics, everything 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@christinewillis7545]

A stunning symphony of song and imagery. Mesmerising. Respect from New Zealand

[@l.c.345]

Visually stunning and throat singing very powerful and uplifting, and I loved to get a glimpse of your culture.

[@bradnoble2855]

Makes me think of days gone by when I used to live in Homer Alaska staring out on the plains it was a spiritual feeling

[@RaineeG62]

Wow! The countryside is beautiful. How amazing it must be to live under such a big sky.

[@ГалинаКалинина-п8л]

Слушать одно наслажбение, а девушки то красавицы. Спасибо интернету, что можно послушать такую музыку и получить наслаждение.

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Horosho spasibo comrade

[@ferox35]

An hundred thousands times will I hear this song, and yet be unsated.

[@HRCephei-sw6qv]

Especially the second part ist incredible. Goosebumps

[@Themachinist...]

Sa

[@AhmedSalah-hn8dk]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGauaWefoLBpfsk

[@sandr877]

Братья Монголы,,👍✊👍

[@ablam8]

Amazing scenery, women, and you showed a wonderful way of life. Love the trained Eagles. The costumes are great. Lucky people.

[@3John-Bishop]

1 beautiful lady there.

[@elpaso5298]

Мой степной народ больше вам спасибо за хорошую подборку песен наших братьев! А фотографии просто завораживает! Я сам казак и у всех нас течет кровь древних саков и гунов. Способ вам братья!✊🔥

[@stevespyder]

music that vibrates your soul, my computer mouse now has a saddle and bridle...

[@bodyboardingchronicles602]

This song puts the biggest smile on my face. I am a decendent of my ancestors and a ancestor of my decendents. Love you cousinz!

[@KB-mk9lv]

whew I finally found it! I have been searching for this rendition of at least the first song somewhat infrequently, say once a month for about 4 yrs. Thank you!

[@bacheshiraz5211]

Beautiful pictures, I enjoyed watching them while listening to music! Thanks

[@alemar5810]

Fantastic! I'm listening to these soul touching sounds in Argentina. Far away, huh? Greetings from South America.

[@judythompson5253]

Between those incredible images and the music I think i've gone into a kind of sensory overload trance thing. wow. Amazing stuff. Thank you for this

[@alexflores7652]

That is some of the most beautiful scenery. I would love to just spend some alone time there to refocus and recenter myself. To hear the wind blowing through the grass and the eagles cry and the thunder off in the distance. Not to hear the sounds of man just for a little while.

[@fairenough7984]

I could live like this. Afraid if I went there, I would not want return. I am totally enamored of the people and their culture.

[@itallia666]

I've heard this music before & it made me think very positively that in the remote past, the Mongols migrated across the land bridge that linked up Russia/ Mongolia to Alaska & they travelled down thru Canada into N. America becoming what we know as First Nations People. They are facially very similar & same wth the ancient style of dress wth feathers, layers, soft leather even the yurts have a similarity wth the teepee The music is also very close to each culture wth the flute, large bodrum drum. I'd like to bet the myth & legend of the Mongols is very similar to Native American myth etc Some say the Vikings took their music & customs to the East coast of America before 1,000 AD Maybe that is so but I believe it was the great Mongol Empire that explored to America. The Mongols were legendary horsemen too. Same as Native Americans, you could compare the things in common for a week. That is my belief. Some of the Mongol Empire conquered Canada & N America long before Viking settlement.

[@rupertrozells5816]

I am on a spiritual soul searching journey & the music is just mystifying

[@martialarts9739]

Варгану научись. Умей сам создавать музыку. Это очень просто. Инструменты кочевников, ты то получше.

[@balazskiss985]

@@martialarts9739 in magyar/hun ghar music = zene, zen in it if you feel the electricity/resonance of zen (zeng=resonates=cseng(chang dynasty) you will feel the berz, berz=electricity of life berz = you feel the unite, unio, joga with the universe, you became a version of the uni = universe vers in magyar=poetry, poem univers= poem of the one berz means your hair, fur on arm is stads up to sky feeling the berz is kind of golden with purple shadow, like look into the sun with closed eyes and little peeks into golden berz sárkány= lightning-catcher dragon the zhuunghars are hungars, chang dynasty is some csángó folks, from magyar culture 5000 years ago zen /saint to you all kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKncl4CbaMeLppY the faces of tarim basin mummies and budda stautes, balbal statues

[@Broocs]

Same. And I think I start to understand what music really is. Good luck on your journey friend!

[@sooperman620]

This has to be one of my favorite throat singing songs

[@singy1980]

Lovely! Awesome! Fascinating! USA, 2019

[@charliebrown9470]

Cok guzel tesekkur ederim hepinize gardasim

[@foggylegg6362]

Imagine mongolian hordes flying toward you all doing this! That's a force of nature. And so the khan won.

[@ramazanyalcn3660]

There is a Turkish allergy in European and Anglo-Saxon culture. They cannot say that it belongs to the Turks. all the evidence proves that he is Turkish. I saw it was written on Mongolian music. Research the Turkish Republic of Tuva in Central Asia. This music exists in 2 parts of the world. This type of music is present in Central Asian Turks and Native Americans. like two halves of an apple. Because American Indians and Central Asian Turks come from the same ancestry. Native Americans are Turks

[@agaralpha1842]

Is there any similarities between native Americans and turks? If yes then pls explain to me cuz it's interesting :)

[@Sassafras30]

I don’t know why but this music resonates so well with me.

[@katy2028]

I love Mongolian people and culture. Deep respect from a hazara who always been in refuge from country to country. I hope one's I could travel to Mongolia, to meet land of Chingiz Khan.

[@Mtrl-newer]

We Canadians treat everyone equally. welcome to Canada.

[@erikgraveleau8320]

"When I want to meet my people, I travel through music" Temudjin

[@geraldfrank1630]

Magnificent photos!! 👌🙏👏

[@stanhootzz1904]

We are much gratified to see humans strong in their culture and close to LORD TENGRI.

[@monikafowler4847]

THIS IS SO "POWERFUL" I LOVE IT 💛

[@sandorclegane6715]

That second song when the drums come in, it was sheer joy and terror at the same time. I felt the emotions of the hunter and the hunted simultaneously.

[@joseenriquealvarez8419]

Me prometí que un día de estos, voy a visitar Mongolia, su historia, su cultura, me tiene cautivado, maravillado e hipnotizado. Están adelantado 3000 años. Él contaminaba un pozo de agua potable, Gengis Khan le cortaba la cabeza, un ecologista; esto llevado a que tuvieron que innovar en la forma de matar, a los entregadores lo mataban hirviendo ollas de agua, a otros fundiendo oro sobre los ojos, y cuando invadieron Rusia, pusieron a los rusos debajo de alfombras y los aplastaban, lo mataron de forma mecánica. Si fueron crueles, pero innovaron en su forma de matar, para que no haya derramamiento de sangre porque eso contamina los pozos de agua potable, y lo sabían. He visto miles de documentales, y siempre aprendo algo nuevo de ellos, su cultura fue bien vasta y lo increíble que lo sigue haciendo. Quiero leer el libro secreto de los mongoles, si alguien sabe como puedo conseguirlo, se los agradeceré, o escribiré a la embajada de Mongolia, saber de su historia se ha convertido en mi pasatiempo, me apasiona. Gracias, mongoles por contribuir a la historia de la humanidad.

[@TinnyDee]

Deeply powerful music and a gorgeous Land! Thank you for sharing!

[@chimpchowder5774]

Tina Willis it looks just like Nevada, USA...... I WAS THERE

[@marknowak6683]

My son's grandfather is Sami from Finland. He looked very much like these people. Short, dark, muscular, almond shaped eyes. I think they are related to Mongolian people. That all have this tribal soul/spirit.

[@aoblooddropsonsnow4140]

Thank you. Best wishes from Austria

[@СынаруТыдлашева]

I am from Republic of Altay ! Powerful songs!

[@kamrankhan-lj1ng]

long live all the Altaics. Mongols, Altays, Tuvans, kirkizs, kazaks, Yakuts, buryads..........

[@boraozturk9134]

Kardaş atayurt

[@xlarge7370]

Esenlik bolsun Altay...Turkiyeden esenlikler....

[@comontater]

Beautiful pictures of falconiring. Great union of man and animal.

[@balazskiss985]

in magyar/hun ghar music = zene, zen in it if you feel the electricity/resonance of zen (zeng=resonates=cseng(chang dynasty) you will feel the berz, berz=electricity of life berz = you feel the unite, unio, joga with the universe, you became a version of the uni = universe vers in magyar=poetry, poem univers= poem of the one berz means your hair, fur on arm is stads up to sky feeling the berz is kind of golden with purple shadow, like look into the sun with closed eyes and little peeks into golden berz sárkány= lightning-catcher dragon the zhuunghars are hungars, chang dynasty is some csángó folks, from magyar culture 5000 years ago zen /saint to you all kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKncl4CbaMeLppY the faces of tarim basin mummies and budda stautes, balbal statues lionhead(leo) horseman(saggitarius) with archery(skorpion tail) wings =dragon

[@deborahvictoriaedwards5188]

Blessings from MOTHER. SUCH LOVE I HAVE FOR MY ANGELS, WARRIORS. Men, women we all stand. Love your beautiful lights ✨🙏💜

[@Patrick0900]

Absolutely Beautiful Beautiful countryside's Fascinating culture. I looking forward to seeing Mongolia in person.

[@ALTAI38]

Awesome throatsinging😍 love from turkic brothers! God bless altai people!❤💪

[@tetracor]

Absolutely Beautiful. BRAVO !