The Spielberg Jewish Film Archive - Sepharad Music

Name: Sepharad Music of Sephardic Jews
Year: 1991
Duration: 00:27:53
Language: English
Abstract: Part of the Israel Music Heritage Project. The many different types of Ladino music dating back to the Middle Ages.
The Spielberg Jewish Film Archive -
The 500 films, selected for the virtual cinema, reflect the vast scope of documentary material collected in the Spielberg Archive. The films range from 1911 to the present and include home movies, short films and full length features.
שם: מסורת יהודי ספרד
שנה: 1991
אורך: 00:27:53
שפה: אנגלית
תקציר: פרק נוסף בפרויקט המוסיקה של ישראל, "עם וצליליו". הסוגים השונים במוסיקת הלדינו, שמקורה בימי הביניים.

ארכיון הסרטים היהודיים על שם סטיבן שפילברג -
חמש מאות הסרטים שנבחרו עבור הקולנוע הווירטואלי משקפים את ההיקף הנרחב של החומר התיעודי בארכיון שפילברג. באתר ישנם סרטים משנת 1911 ועד ימינו אלה ביתיים, קצרים ובאורך מלא.
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[@silverkitty2503]

ladino is beautiful. It's so sensitive. All the lyrics are so intimate.

[@ZiggyLu-og3zp]

Thank you for recognizing and bringing light to our beautiful heritage.

[@bajrinnajmladji]

Jewish religious song is Bosnian very popular folk song ''Kad ja pođoh na Bembašu'', This song is very popular among Bosniaks Moslems. It is part of Bosnian uniqe culture. Sephards broght it when they came in Sarajevo aprox. 1580.

[@miguelcontylopez7449]

Por siempre Israel. Por siempre Sefarad.

[@m.c.reizinger5443]

This was so beautiful and sensitive that it brought tears to my eyes.

[@tatianadekun9087]

finding this during the last time is a beautiful godsend .

[@nissaforyou]

My grandma used to sing the romanceros, but she only would mention her grandma used to sing that same songs. I am from El Salvador, so there was a lot of Judio things and habits in my family, but I think it got lost in time. =(

[@Malbem]

nothing ''got lost''.. there's always a way to look and find your roots.. shalom 😊

[@libyaview]

the Inquisition was still in Mexico 1837. "El Santo Ufficio" film will show.

[@user-vg4fy6db5y]

Enter chabad.org to learn about judaism

[@Alex-Azl]

Eterna Sefarad!!! Shalom do Brasil da comunidade judaica do Recife.

[@code17179]

my grandfather came from Thessaloniki to the lands of Turkey now I live in Istanbul

[@user-yz8pw9dv2n]

I am indeed deeply proud of my Sephardi heritage as a greek born Sephardi even though I have had to live here now in London,England for many years now.

[@bellitasolomon8952]

Love it! The sound of the music and prayers give me goose pimples.

[@JorgeHernandez-xw7yl]

Ermozo!!!

[@katharinahuth4242]

wounderful songs in Ladino . Ani loh Sephardim, ani Jecke Ashkenazim, ha bayit medabaidem Germanit ve Polonit ve Jiddish. Shir Sepharadim Ladino tov meod. Shalom Rina

[@user-qr3kx8mo8d]

Shalom Rina, wherever you reside in nowadays, know that you're always welcome in Israel with your Jewish brothers and sisters :) Chag Sukkot Sameach

[@ivanbenitezromero1669]

Katharina Huth just amazing

[@emileohayon8529]

Traditions Sublimes et Admirables.

[@rageofaquariusofficial]

Beautiful

[@Sefaradi1492]

hermoso trabajo MAZAL I BUENAS HORAS QUE TENGASH!!!

[@robertoarroyotrejo3940]

Me encanta cuando canta las mujeres de Tetuan.

[@421sap]

תודה רבה, G-d bless...

[@shajar36]

Great video!

[@anabelcastro-debattista2456]

It is my discovery (thanks to KZbin) that Philippines had saved many holocaust people, GOD’s People and my people…. God Bless the Jewish people and Israel…..

[@brunandre]

The sefarad are not just spanish descendents. There are others, Portuguese especially.

[@ruh8659]

Its more portuguese actually. Sefarad means hispaniola, iberian peninsula before they were made two countires

[@ruh8659]

Also portugals history with marranos and conversos is different, portugal even took in many Spanish conversos (more expelling happened in spain)

[@brunandre]

@@ruh8659 well, once they accepted the runaway jews from spain they forced all of the jewish population to convert or die.

[@ruh8659]

@@brunandre most were already novos cristianos who weren't trusted by spain, the rest converted from what i know

[@taltalim18]

@@ruh8659 Portugal’s king John the II first allowed a temporary entrance permit of 8 months that only the very wealthy Jews could afford to pay. Those who weren’t weren’t able to pay the exorbitant entrance fee were sold into slavery and at the end of the 8 months only 600 families were supposedly permitted to stay in the kingdom of Portugal. King John reneged on his promise to provide ships for rest of the Jewish community to find refuge elsewhere and then several thousand found refuge in the independent kingdom of Navarre. But eventually within several years both the kingdoms of Navarre & Portugal forcibly converted the Jews. King John II won the prize for deception and cruelty by not keeping his promise to sponsor safe passage and offering two choices: convert or be sold into slavery. In addition to his deception King John arrested the children of Jews that refused to convert and had them shipped off alone to the Portuguese island of Sao Tome where they were killed by wild animals and or died of starvation. When King John II f finally died there was hope that King Manuel would treat the Sephardim fairly after he freed the enslaved Jews. But subsequent to his marriage with the daughter of Ferdinand & Isabella King Manuel agreed to the expel Portugal’s Jews in 1496. He then declared that the expulsion would be on a particular day in 1497 and only from the port of Lisbon. Yet the Jews that tried to leave on the designated day were not met with ships as promised but with priests who converted them involuntarily.

[@annafrankmusicofficial]

Lovely

[@orlandosanchez8123]

Sefardi jewry it's a very rich culture

[@BAENA.]

Morena me llaaama...😌🇪🇸

[@samuelbenitez4200]

My people my story

[@armandobenner5534]

Wonderful! Just a pic where is written United States happens to be Caracas Venezuela

[@mukwadishi3381]

do you know any on the names o the song? I like them?

[@albertodezaragabay8912]

Ermosas cticas

[@carolinasouto565]

The shot at 8:47 is Caracas, Venezuela

[@marcoscurti5839]

✡Mazal Tov🕎

[@usernameihavechosen289]

Hi, what's the name of the song from 6:51 onwards?

[@u13613to]

סליחות

[@user-cx7nh8sb1i]

❤❤❤

[@user-cx7nh8sb1i]

,I am sfardic Israeli Jewish women from Balkan countries l love the sfardic song

[@roddyg3692]

What's crazy is that all my last names which are Spaniard, Portuguese, French, and German fall under the 5,220 Sephardic and Ashkenazi last names. I am a Caucasian, and my whole family is Caucasian. And this whole thing drives me bonkers. According to history, as soon as the kings of Spain under influence by the Catholic Church gave the decree to expell all Sephardic Jews in 1492, the Jews found themselves on pilgrimage throughout Europe and Asia. They also boarded the sea-faring ships en route to the new world, and there began populating and starting new families in new lands with natives of South America, the Caribbean, and North America all the way to modern day Canada. Indeed biblical prophecy is true when it describes the destruction of the temple in Jerusalem in 70 AD, and the Jewish people were spread throughout the ends of the earth. Finally in 1967, the land of Israel was restored. So all the expelling of Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jews was God's doing all along to bring them back together again to the land He promised like a hen gathering her chicks. Matthew 23:37 NASB "Jerusalem, Jerusalem, who kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to her! How often I wanted to gather your children together, the way a hen gathers her chicks under her wings, and you were unwilling." 🤔

[@mukwadishi3381]

Can someone give me the name of the song about the young lady and the Knight

[@macapior4259]

Where I can find the song of minute 13:22 ?

[@juanjacobomoracerecero6604]

One year later: I've found the song by the title of: "Ashuar Nuevo" but I haven't found a chorus or "ensemble" versión like in the vídeo.

[@xavieralfonso3926]

The Brazilian Jewish singer Fortuna has recorded several of these Sephardic Moroccan wedding songs on her album “La Prima Vez”

[@Demozotros]

What is wrong with the so-called subtitles?!

[@anabelcastro-debattista2456]

Sephardic Jews last names are Alba, Gomez, Lopez, Hernandez and etc. I just wonder if the people in the Philippines were decent from Sephardic Jews. As a Filipino (and American educated), nobody ever mentioned if Filipinos were descendants from the Sephardic Jews …. Can someone educate my ignorance

[@jazura2]

I have the same question. I know that some words in Tagalog are closer to Ladino than Spanish

[@MrAllahSux]

IF THE WOMAN AT THE WELL IS A MAIDEN SHE SHOULD NOT BE SPEAKING TO A CABALLERO (SOLDIER) WITHOUT THE PRESENCE OF A CHAPARON.

[@ZionLion44]

Shes not a maiden....shes that guys wife! Lol

[@mukwadishi3381]

What's the name of the song?