Who are the Tatars? | Largest ethnic minority in Russia

[@meralamza]

I am Tatar from Romania! There is a small community living here also. I speak Tatar, Turkish and Romania. Greetings from Romania! ❤

[@Faisal-qy6fp]

Respect & greetings from Pakistan ❤️🇵🇰 peace be on tatars brother. ❤️

[@phonebackup9429]

Nice

[@csibiszabi4795]

Respect ! Greetings for you, tatar cousin from Romania , from the Maghiar community in Romania !

[@marifat777]

Be happy and blessed wherever you are kardesh, We have 0.5 million tatars and 0.1 million Crimean Tatars in Uzbekistan

[@meralamza]

@@marifat777 selam to all my brothers and sisters 🤗🤗❤

[@arthurfnshelby4335]

This is what KZbin should be for, seeing different cultures, peoples, countries etc. I see a very contented happy people here. Much love from Scotland.

[@butwhy2471]

that is only the facade. the truth is restriction of ethnic education and forced assimilation

[@arthurfnshelby4335]

@@butwhy2471 sad to hear that, although not unexpected.

[@Naschira]

@@butwhy2471 Tatars have been living in Russia for several centuries. And only now they suddenly decided to assimilate them by force. Rave.

[@butwhy2471]

​@@Naschira tatars have been persecuted in russia ever since 1552. mass murder of nogais by suvorov, among others. mass deportations by the tsars and by stalin. mass force conversions and burning at stake of apostates. all of this is thoroughly documented. it might be easy to assimilate a north american tribe, just throw them in a residential school. it is not easy to assimilate a nation with cities, crafts, literature etc. the nation that literally gave you money, customs, brick, paper, cast iron, pants etc. etc. etc. not just the words but the actual notions along with those words.

[@Naschira]

@@butwhy2471 I don't know this story very well. But it always seemed to me that the peoples on the territory of Russia live in the same conditions and exchange cultural experience with each other. And even if there were repressions, they also affected Russians and Tatars, and people of other nationalities. For example, a shipyard was taken from my ancestors during the revolution and sent to Siberia. Although they were Russian.

[@raycano7706]

I’m from America (Texas), of Mexican descent, and I very much enjoyed watching Tatar culture, food, dress, customs, colors, competitions, music, dance and art. I wish I could afford to be there as your guest. I laughed also at the funny things, like the bag fights by the kids. In the end, We are all the same where we love our families, communities, and we are surrounded by very good decent people among us. All the best and love to you and your people.

[@Mike_The_Hog_A_Nator]

I'm in Texas also & always thought Tatar was food. lol I Learn something new every day.

[@xfghghbhh5489]

You mean you're from Mexico haha

[@zeddyteddy3729]

@@xfghghbhh5489 Texas is 🇺🇲

[@foreverlovesophie]

@@xfghghbhh5489 no, he is AMERICAN! His decent has nothing to do with his nationality

[@customfantasyhotwheels]

@@foreverlovesophie - (Xfghg Hbhh) either has a learning disability or is not a native English speaker, thus explaining her ignorance for the overlooked mention of "descent".

[@ahmetgozusulu7016]

I am a Tatar who lives in USA. Thank you for this video. I mostly speak Turkish and English

[@cengizaltinveturkturanlilartar]

Ahmet Bey ben tarih arşiv araštırmacısıyım Tùrk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kùtùphaanelerdeki orijinal kaynakları latinceden fransızcadan bulup Tùrkceye çevirip anlatmak ATATÙRKE VE TÙRK DÙNYAMIZA BORCUMDUR ilginize teşekkur eder saygılarımı sunarım.

[@DcobosarenasMusic]

Tatar and turkish are different languages -.-

[@Ha15679]

@@DcobosarenasMusicboth are Turkic languages, and can actually understand each other

[@kimmogensen4888]

Anna Karenina, leo tolstoy, her husband tries in the story to help the Tatars, I love history, but most dont it makes it very difficult for many to get started with it, you read it ?.

[@burakonderuslu679]

​@@DcobosarenasMusic I can understand and communicate with Tatars somehow, i think for a Tatar born in US there are more sources to learn Turkish than Tatar. Both langauge has the same Turkic roots.

[@wallabumba]

I am American. I am absolutely jealous of how beautiful and vibrant your culture is. So full of life! I pray you never lose it.

[@pete531]

no phones, no individualism, everyone together, playing real games and sports, fields full of people, everyone talking with each other, everyone having full time. this is how things were before smart phones and social media. everything natural, every social interaction innocent and organic. no envy no hate

[@cavemancult1999]

@@pete531 No there was hate, just outside of your "comfort zones" lmao

[@rwikhabasumatary8538]

american was also full of like this.

[@Unicorn-on9to]

@@pete531 They have phones and social media too :) In fact there are phones and social media all around the world. And there has been envy and hatred since several 100.000 years before the phone as that is part of human nature. Don't be so naive

[@GoLongAmerica]

​@Unicorn-on9to 13:27 the women in this video are using smartphones.

[@eddierodriguez5549]

So many traditions are been lost and forgotten all over the world so I think it’s beautiful that this culture keeps their traditions alive and well. Keep it going 👏👏

[@namename-qb5xe]

stalins orders XD

[@pingpong_]

no more long

[@bjmuhyideen5749]

I am from India, I love Russian culture.

[@d.d890..]

​@@bjmuhyideen5749 мужик, Татары это не русские. Это отдельный народ, Мы были окупировааны данным народом, С 1552 года была завоёвана Казанское ханство. И даже после всех бед, таких как принужденая христианизация народа, после убийства нашего языка при советской власти в 1939 году. После стольких лет когда запрещали говорить на родом языке, так же запрещенны были религии в советском союзе. Мы все равно остались, и существуем.

[@two7736]

Придумайте новые

[@alsuu19]

I'm a Tatar from Tatarstan, and the best thing I can say about our region is how peacefully and well we live together with the Russian majority (it's actually a 50/50 population here) and how our cultures are mixed now. We celebrate Russian and Tatar, Orthodox and Muslim holidays together, you can see churches and mosques everywhere, and the best thing is I have many friends among Tatars and Russians at the same time :)

[@-unionforhelptothepoorpeople]

SO THERE ARE NOT BULGARIANS THERE HUH! WORSHIPPING THE RUSSIAN CULTURE IS WORSHIPPING THE MONGOLIAN HORDE CULTURE!!!

[@saekisadako2118]

иди могилизируйся за русского цоря и ресурсов с налогами в москву отправить не забудь

[@-unionforhelptothepoorpeople]

@Bobb ТьI болгарин?

[@-unionforhelptothepoorpeople]

@Bobb No it is the same nation. There are not differences. Don't be fooled by the russian muskovit propaganda.

[@zaboybagoi8636]

@Bobb Then you will make more children like Kazakhs and become a majority.Why are you crying, will the Russians go when you cry?Don't be a wimp, 100 years ago the Russians came to Kazakhstan, committed genocide and expelled people.Kazak population decreased so much that Russians made up more than 60% of the population. Today,Russian became a minority and Kazakhs are moving away from Russia with the solidarity of other East Asians like China,Japan and Korea

[@zapszapper9105]

Love the way Tartars are holding on to their culture and language, having some where to belong is very good for your mental heath.

[@Elizavetta-v5i]

Usually they speak Russian in daily life, and they don't wear the ancient national clothes. It's just for the performance

[@davidday2373]

The whole world is becoming "modern" and homogeneous, but traditional cultures should continue to be celebrated like this. "Sabantuy", I'm going to remember that name.

[@TKUA11]

Exactly. Nowadays we are told that diversity is to all mix up and be all the same. True diversity needs to be preserved , and borders need to be enforced

[@amonshumate4957]

You are a good teacher and host. Thank you for taking us along...l also love festivals. Always good luck.

[@phigupot8976]

homogeneous = bland, distasteful ,,something else to remember..

[@omnacky]

Every new building that is built today is the same flavour of disgusting architecture, too, and the style never has anything to do with the local region. They're always the same boring, depressing, globally homogenous brutalist/"modern" eyesores, with teeming walls of glass, concrete and steel. Even the buildings meant to be "works of art" are just soul-sucking subversions of what is truly nice to behold and marvel at. We all need to get back to our roots.

[@MrVitconst]

No, it's not.

[@Dzidekification]

Helo Eli, I live in Canada but yes I am Polish. There are Tatar villages in Poland. They have rich and reputable history. The Tatars contributed in defending polish territory and had been given nobility privileges but most of all they have assimilated with Polish and live peacefully. Tatar's food has been recognized as a regional kitchen specialty and is prized for being very tasty. I like your channel and will watch your videos with interest .

[@marufahmad91]

Wow! Great to hear sir! What is the religion of those tatar villagers?

[@HvatKondrat]

Do you pay tribute to them so that they don't kill you? This is also in the traditions of the Tatar people - we must respect the traditions...

[@adaptercrash]

Deep fried potatars n polish sausage

[@vrc2836]

I’m Polish Tatar also. People have had a hard time guessing my ethnicity as I’m American and a mix of a lot of things. I really appreciate this video ❤ looks like good fun!

[@bulgingassets]

I am Russian and Kazakh and from Crimea. Tatar culture is so interwoven through the peninsula and we really prise them as a nation treasure. I have pictures as a kid with my friends which are mostly Tartars from the neighborhood I lived. Such good people and great memories.

[@HeinrichBeck]

My wife and I visited Kazan, and it was BEAUTIFUL. The people are very friendly and the food was delicious.

[@sikandar-s-podcast]

I am from a diasporic Tatar Community that now speaks different languages: Persian, Urdu, Pushto, etc. We spread across in the original Mongol Army, turned to Persian (Iran/Faras), then invaded Afghanistan under Amir Timur (also called Timur the Lame), and, from Afghanistan, entered present day Pakistan under the Mughal King Akbar, the Great. I smiled so wide when I saw Russian Tatars wearing the cap we still wear. Also, cousin Eli, you are BEAUTIFUL to the point that it relives ones senses.

[@leomandchourian5460]

I am from Djibouti, East Africa and I was at Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia. The best travel of my life . So hospitable and so kind people. Love u😙😙😙

[@deeqahmed2291]

Waryaa, I’m from Q4 in Djibouti city. Living in Canada now.

[@pwzone3132]

Wow, that's great. I didn't think that people from Djibouti love our country!

[@leomandchourian5460]

@@pwzone3132 the people of Djibouti and Africa in general loves and support Russia. Russia and China are the defender against western imperialism. Ura!

[@maddogcharm]

My wife is Tatar, I’ve been to Tatarstan twice and visited her family. I really hope we go to Sabantuy this year! And I also really hope to learn more of the Tatar language! Thank you so much for posting this. Tatarstan is really a beautiful place! Agriculture and beautiful landscape, and wonderful people and place!

[@bojarckhoosemanschnarf5851]

Learn turkish and youll understand it

[@tahagocmenoglu573]

Where are u from?

[@liliawise6368]

Mad Dog Charm, where are you from?

[@maddogcharm]

@@liliawise6368 and @Taha Goc, I am from the United States

[@liliawise6368]

@@maddogcharm , i understand, what state do you live in?

[@amynorah7498]

Thank you for beautiful video , so nice to see my people far from Australia, as a Turkish Tatar 🥰

[@gazellefeller5555]

I am a Tatar from Turkey. My ancestors immigrated to here (Cappadocia region) in the early 16th century. I am in love with our people. I just wanna go explore my homeland more.

[@siaitsme6800]

🙏⚘❤⚘🙏

[@МаратХарасов]

Привет из Татарстана. Удачи тебе.

[@cengizaltinveturkturanlilartar]

Kardeşim ben tarih araştırmacısıyım Tùrk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kùtùphanelerdeki orijinal kaynaklarî latinceden fransızcadan bulup Tùrkçeye çevirip anlatmak ATATÙRKE VE TÙRK DÙNYAMIZA BORCUMDUR ilginize teşekkùr eder saygılarımı sunarım. Not bende Nevşehirliyim. Ìsviçrede Yaşıyorum.

[@cengizaltinveturkturanlilartar]

​@@МаратХарасовKardešim ben tarih araştırmacısıyım Tùrk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kùtùphanelerdeki orijinal kaynakları latinceden fransızcadan bulup Tùrkçeye çevirip anlatmak ATATÙRKE VE TÙRK DÙNYAMIZA BORCUMDUR ilginize teşekkur eder saygılarımı sunarım.

[@Leh777-r2s]

А почему татар показывают с восточными (монголоидными) лицами? Татары на 80 %европеиды!

[@draganradicevic322]

Here in Serbia, there is a similar custom of gathering the people once a year. It is called "vasar". The same is held in nature, most often in a glade, meadow or next to a river. A beautiful custom. Greetings to the wonderful people of Russia from Serbia.

[@Wild-Siberia]

🇷🇸 ❤🇷🇺❤🇺🇸 Serbia a country with true honor! Respect

[@Chev4206]

My mother was from Belgrade, father from Trstenik. I haven't visited in ages, must go back some day, it truly is a beautiful place.

[@Wild-Siberia]

@@Chev4206 🇺🇸❤️🇷🇺

[@pete531]

ne moze vasar da pridje, oni su mnogo socijalniji, kao nekad, nema telefona sve prirodno

[@bflex]

..how do I find music that opened up this video please..!!

[@ibrahimerol5639]

1:48 When he speaks in Tatar, I smiled, satisfied that I understood him completely as a Turk from Turkey. Love from Turkey.

[@hank4920]

All Turkic people are brothers.

[@wowsupra5503]

Please, don't lie. I asked my turkish friend to listen, he can't understand a word.

[@sightt]

@@wowsupra5503 I'm from Turkey and half tatar. I have understood what he said.

[@Zuzyandr]

Main problem of gosmans is that they want to absorb all other turkic nations and cultures, you think that other turkic nations is a part of yours - but this is not true. And modern panturkism is just a philosophy of gosmanic domination in turkic world and modern non-gosmanic panturkists have no self esteem if they support this. And it's not different accent - it's a different language of different nation with different history and self-awareness, but you don't want to hear it. You're distant relatives, no more.

[@Zuzyandr]

@@abbsgmz it's not paranoia - it's an influence of communication with gosmans in internet and RL. Most of you doesn't respect any other turkic cultures and I lost my respect for yours, sorry.

[@hofdori]

hi, I am from Hungary and we have "saslik" too and call it the same! I guess we took the world "saslik" from Turkish, and maybe the dish also come from them :). Anyway we also add onion, paprika and other vegetables to saslik. This dish is also very popular in festivals in Hungary, but as a side dish we eat it with fresh bread or fried potatoes. Thank you for the videos about rural Russia, I have never thought to feel like to vitis it, but your interesteing stories made me want to travel once there. :)

[@Ozgrandmother]

Greetings from Australia ! Thank you Eli for letting us discovering this great country and all the beautiful people !

[@AyoubELhanafi-nx6lq]

Hay Ana ayaoub maroc wwa tatrastan tob😍😍🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@mustafaerdem1531]

much love from Turkey to our Tatar brothers!

[@raflykato1789]

@Muslim Tat saleuëm syèdara loen from nanggroë Acèh (Indônèsian)♥️

[@AsadKhan-ii3es]

One thousand kilometres away from Moscow it's so beautiful, fantastic place called Tataria 👍 wonderful culture n magnificent history...

[@alel3994]

Alhamdulillah Tartars bro and sis...love from Indonesia🇮🇩 May Allah SWT bless Tartars

[@ahnshome]

I am from South Korea and we also have something similar to koresh, which we call ssireum. We also play it on traditional holidays and the prize is typically a bull. Thanks for taking me on such a fun tour.

[@unsalted7552]

Not similar, it looks identical

[@slewone4905]

Koreans have Turkish background. Their language is Turkic. Thats why their dumplings are called Mandoo. The Turkish version is Manti.

[@tesifongranadino6885]

@@slewone4905 all Ugaric in origin.

[@cicekx]

@@slewone4905 Korean is not a Turkic language.

[@MrRinoHunter]

Not even close my dude

[@cleveridiot7470]

I am from Azerbaijan and I understand tatar language😊 yaşasın tatar qardaşlarımız❤️

[@bure8405]

Тюрки🤗💓

[@DorchadasAgusSolas]

Yasasin Azerbeycan , Yasasin Tatarlar , Yasasin Türk Halki , Yasasin Israel , Hepinize Shalom ve hepinize sevgi 🥰 Türkler sizi seviyor

[@kilimounais9936]

@@DorchadasAgusSolas Israel not turkic

[@DorchadasAgusSolas]

@@kilimounais9936 so what

[@salazarselassie5604]

@Златан Реванович israel people are beautiful stop crying here little hater

[@ukonkortan2246]

Thanx for this beautiful video, felt like an other home to me. We are Nogay Tatars living in Ankara. We speak our native language kipchak Tatars and also still celebrate “Sabantoy” in Turkey.. :) Good luck🤟

[@rajeshminz6561]

Wow very nice , love to such video Please present some more such video

[@tdtd1149]

teşekkür size !

[@Beauty_of_Nature956]

Hi I am Raheem from India, Russia is our brotherly country and we will always be to help them, I love Russia

[@gilgal17]

Hi Eli, thanks for introducing Tatar ethnic group and their culture to the world. It’s so enriching and I really enjoyed watching rural games they played. ❤

[@dimasveliz6745]

This video was extremely informative and beautiful. Thanks for sharing a piece of the Tatar culture 🙏 Greetings from a Cuban living in Barcelona!

[@NatashasAdventures]

This video taught me a lot about the Tatar culture, it feels like I visited this festival myself! So cool that people gather and spend time with their families, eat, do sports there, and thus they preserve their culture and traditions. I wish we had such popular Slavic festivals as well.

[@gomes2151]

Hi Natasha, have a nice day/night :)

[@torehaaland6921]

Natasha, would be interesting if you can find similar things in Russian far east, I'm pretty sure it has to be things like this among the eastern ethnic groups as well.

[@TKUA11]

Whetted your check mark?

[@КостикК]

The Putin government will not allow a Slavic festival to be held. The national and ethnic policy of Putin's Russia is aimed at supporting national minorities to the detriment of the Russian ethnos. This is similar to BLM in the west.

[@honesty_-no9he]

@@КостикК BULLSHIT !!

[@mladenzrnic2669]

Türkçe konuşan bir Sırp'ım çünkü dilleri seviyorum, Tataristan'a ve orada yaşayan insanlara merhaba demek istiyorum, gerçekten çok güzel bir diliniz, kültürünüz ve adetleriniz var.

[@ipsiz1929]

Selam kardeş

[@mladenzrnic2669]

@@ipsiz1929 merhaba ve sen

[@user-sb3yq5hi5p]

Merhaba komşu

[@cengizaltinveturkturanlilartar]

​@@ipsiz1929 Kardeşim ben tarih araştrmacısıyım Tùrk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kùtuphanelerdeki orijinal kaynakları latinceden fransızcadan bulup Tùrkceye çevirip anlatmak ATATÙRKE VE TÙRK DÙNYAMIZA BORCUMDUR ilginize teşekkur eder saygılarımî sunarım.

[@cengizaltinveturkturanlilartar]

​@@mladenzrnic2669Kardeşim,ben tarih arşiv araştırmacısıyım Turk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kùtuphanelerdeki orijinal kaynakları latinceden fransızcadan bulup Tùrkçeye çevirip kanalımda anlatıyorum. bùtùn gezginlerin haritacıların coģrafyacılarn budun betimcilerin arkiolokların dil bilimcilerin antropolokların tarihçilerin kitaplarıdırlar.Sırplar Ve Slavllar, Soy Olarak Tùrk Turan Soyludurlar. Slavların Ìsmi Cal Beyler Sal Beylerdir. Altaylarda Demiri Ìşleyenlerdir. Ìlginize Teşekkûr eder Saygılarımı Sunarım.

[@univrusall]

I am from Mumbai India, I am very much fascinated by the beautiful environment and the colorful cultural activities, I wish to be born in that part of the world in my next life. 😇😌😍🥰. Thank you for posting this vlog. 🥰😍😘

[@viner9652]

It's too long to wait. come visit in this life)

[@Vin_1985]

Pls come fast iam waiting..

[@anianu-nm9ql]

Pls...catch the missed1947 🚂..along with entire family

[@DuneDi]

Привет из Австралии, я татарка у нас тут есть наша диаспора. Мы тоже празднуем сабантуй 🇦🇺

[@d.d890..]

Офигеть, можете по снимать данные мероприятия, я из Казани!

[@TrooperDan_262]

Привет, it’s nice to know there are Tatars in Australia. God bless you and your family. Are you in Melbourne?

[@ДобаевЧермен]

Иса мысыс? Привет из Владикавказа!

[@cengizaltinveturkturanlilartar]

​@@d.d890..Kardeşim ben tarih araştırmacısyım Tùrk tarihimize ait avrupadaki ulusal kùtùphanelerdeki orijinall kaynaklarî latinceden fransızcadan bulup Tùrkçeye çevirip anlatmak ATATÙRKE VE TÙRK DÙNYAMIZA BORCUMDUR ilginize teşekkur eder saygılarımí sunarįm.

[@kauaimu]

Eli, you're one of a kind! I salute your Tartar ethnic heritage. Watching this vlog really made me wish I could be there. Such pure simple and down to earth life is rare anymore!

[@fuadahmed966]

Thank you for introducing the largest ethnicity of Russia. How diverse & rich the Tatar community!! Best wishes from Bangladesh 🇧🇩.

[@Rahul-ct3mn]

Inse kuchh sikho

[@fadeoutfahim]

Apply in indian first

[@kekeke8988]

Ethic minority, not ethnicity. The largest ethnicity is Great Russian.

[@ILYAS-7]

​@@kekeke8988 Татары самые многочисленный народ России после русские

[@Buyanjagal.B]

what do you mean by word great?@@kekeke8988

[@HermanBrandt-hp3od]

From South Africa: I liked watching the festivities. Nice friendly people. Blessings to all Tartars❤!

[@hakkitatar1624]

I am always proud of that I have Tatar background I I am definitely going to visit the sabantuy festival one day. We are part of big Turkic family I am Turkish who lives in UK and Turkey. Salam to my every Tatar brothers and Sisters

[@milanm403]

Tatars are largest ethnicity in Bulgaria.

[@persianguy1524]

Anatolian turks arent really turkic though

[@xxyy5431]

@@persianguy1524 Troll😄Persians are not Aryan either. Excuse me! Should I say Arab?🤔

[@MK-et7qf]

@@persianguy1524 what are Anatolian Turks then? Do you know simple DNA? Asking as the fathers are Turkic the mothers do not matter. Yes Anatolian Turks are mixed with other races and ethnicities however since the father DNA Carries they are still considered Turkic. Or else everyone in Iran would also be considered Turk, Kurd, Arab etc.

[@FilmoProducer]

@@persianguy1524 it depends on which region you come from. There are areas where Turkic dna is higher than other areas. For example I have roots in the south and my family is very mixed but many also have central-asian face types. If I get a son of a negroide woman. My son will be Turkic as much as any other Turks. It’s also about the spirit and mentality.

[@hamidrezatatar1985]

I am a Tatar from Iran. I enjoyed to watch this video, i hope one day i can visit my origin in Tataristan.

[@ОстапБендер-с3э]

How did your ancestors get to Iran? Do you speak Tatar?

[@persianguy1524]

Go back to mongolia bro

[@ainaaslammir7736]

Do you speak Tatar ?

[@shaiqtajik]

@@ОстапБендер-с3э fars empire was too big tatar was part of it... stan means city in Farsi Language.. like Tajik stan Uzbeki stan qazaqi stan Turkmeni stan or tatar stan.... so people using travel and live there...

[@hamzatepe9658]

Sana selamlar olsun kardeşim Türkiye tatarlarından🖐️❤️

[@carabarrios8171]

I never thought Russia was so diverse. Thanks for showing how beautiful your country is. In the west we only see/hear very few things from Russia and most of them not so good things, but you have shown a complete different side of Russian culture, diversity etc. I would love to visit Russia one day and I suppose no matter what part I visit it will be magnificent!! One of my good uni friends is Russian, she is so intelligent, friendly and beautiful, your accent reminds me of her, lots of love xx

[@BETOETE]

never? Russia is so diverse as wonderful to visit.

[@하워드리-v9i]

Russian ladies are beautiful, intelligent, well mannered. I've seen.

[@jeffguzman6497]

Still wanna visit evil russsia?!

[@Chad-qk1ig]

@@jeffguzman6497 yes

[@omarfaruq7928]

@@jeffguzman6497 yes

[@ankey2008]

Thank you very much 😊Eli Great thanks from Dubai to Tatar❤

[@denkodel6516]

What a beautiful culture & people! Long live the Tatar people! With love from the Croatian islands! 🇭🇷🇭🇷

[@abdirazaqabdulle5467]

I would love to visit Croatia . I’m living in united state

[@odido171]

you don't speak tartar but 'tatar'.

[@Deathrape2001]

Goofy & boring. Be honest. Turkish stuff is way more interesting ~> kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIHKapiqf8xmfbs

[@milanm403]

Tatars are largest ethnicity in Bulgaria.

[@igorgrozdanov605]

​@@milanm40390% in bulgaria is Tatars.10%Is Macedonians.You are right

[@fionahoey6922]

I am from Canada. I loved this video because it was so much fun to see everyone having such a great time.

[@aghakareem]

Hi sweet fion❤

[@nogirno]

I am Tatar and this video reminds me about my childhood and grandparents. They always listened such music on radio :) It is really great to feel a little bit of national culture, it makes modern urban life more interesting. Thank you, Eli ❤️

[@Al_Samad]

Are tatar descendents of Genghis khan? Mongols?

[@nogirno]

@@Al_Samad No, they are Turkic tribes descent en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Tatarstan

[@Al_Samad]

@@nogirno thank you for the info. But we used to call these tataris that's why I asked.

[@abhinandanbiswas1958]

@@Al_Samad Yeah they are the descendants of Great Golden Horde one of the four major khante formed after the death of Genghis Khan..

[@temujinjeon1742]

Salam, Tatars are the descendants of ancient Koreans during Goguryeo (Ko-guryo, meaning 'Great Korea' BC 39~668 AD) dynasty which collapsed in 668 due to war with Tang China and Silla Korea. They took refuge to Go'kTurk Kaghanat in the then- time Turkistan (modern Mongolia) and they lived with the 1) Go'k Turks, and the 2) Ogur (Uigurs) and 3) Tatars themselves forming the 2nd Eastern Turkic Kaghanat. After the collapse of Go'kTurk Kaghanat by the Uigurs in 742, the Tatars formed the 2nd largest ethnic group that composed the Uighur Kagahanat. After the collapse of the Uighur Kaghanat in 842, they moved west and eastword and became the ancestors of modern Tatars. While migrating they married Slavic, Persian and Turkic peoples and so, now they look differently from Koreans, but you can definitely see their Korean features in many of them. 1) The name of 'Tatar' was orginally "Taedaero"(Prime Minmister of Guguryeo) , but the Go'k Turks pronounced as Tatar (See Bilge Kaghan Stele and Kul Tegin Stele in Mongolia made in 732 and later). Tatar people means those people who were led by "Taedaero"(Prime Minmister of Guguryeo). 2) This word was recorded later in Chinese history book (New Book of Five Dynasties) in the 10th century and that book explicitly says "Tatars are people who lived between the Kitays and Malgals and they are the descendants of the Malgals (Ko-guryo people, i.e. ancient Koreans)! Chinghiz Jeon, a Korean from Korea

[@montybrewster7]

That was so beautiful to see. A community coming together to enjoy each others company & preserve your traditions. It is so lovely to see. Thank you for sharing that eli & greetings from the uk.

[@ajrockinshockin2893]

I am an American and I love Russian people. Even though we've never met, just know that another human loves you. ❤️ The politicians want war however most everyday people just want to survive and be happy. Blessings 🙌

[@hydrargyrum1019]

Thank you, but the Tatars are not Russians and we don’t want to be involved in Putin’s dirty deeds. Thank you Americans for helping Ukraine.

[@TUNC66]

Tatar it,s not Russian etnic.

[@johnblackburn40]

what I find most interesting is that Russia is actually a massively diverse culture the country is made up of many cultures living together as one but with different backgrounds I think its Wonderfull

[@cowstable]

They are chasing the Russian dream together. (-:

[@evgeniam685]

It's because Russia came from Tartaria, one big advanced civilization that existed before great flood. History been rewritten big time.

[@buddyrojek9417]

Wait for Russia to absorb America into their Russian dream

[@mariusvandyk8145]

South Africa is the jewel of diversity....

[@Svetlana_Zakirova]

They say Russians are trying to assimilate all other nationalities, but it isn’t true. Tatar and many other cultures are alive and kicking. We ain’t going anywhere

[@Wiseguy63]

I am in Canada, I really enjoyed getting to see the various cultural life and traditions of Tatars.... I hope to visit Russiaone day

[@Siahaan_and_Co]

Great culture from Tatar community. I enjoyed it very much, thank you for sharing this video, interesting folks, and I also went to Scotish & Irish festival one time in Colorado, U.S.A and had a such great time learning from other people culture. I myself was born in Jakarta, Indonesia from Batak tribe which came from Mongolian background and emigrated to northern part of Sumatra Island, according to Chaffey College. Once again, thank you.

[@martingrobler3165]

God bless this world's diversity. Thank you for introducing me to your culture, though I have heard of the Tartars as a child 🙏

[@nurselozturk1593]

Türk Tatar kardeşliği çok yaşasın♥️♥️

[@PEPSBABA]

Tatarlar turktur

[@BarcaeveR-oz9br]

@@PEPSBABA they are Bulgarians

[@almilall]

@@BarcaeveR-oz9br değiliz?

[@-unionforhelptothepoorpeople]

@@almilall They are Bulgarians!!!

[@ИгорьЕремов-щ4к]

Turks of all brothers and Turks who do everything in Turkey

[@christinakoria4518]

I enjoyed the video. Russia is such a diverse country and the countryside landscapes are beautiful. I hope to one day make it to one of the Tatar festivals. 🌺❣️

[@troyhussey4463]

I studied for so many years and now I think that the Tartars are the original Uiger people. Your red hair, tells me that you have the vigor of your race, your beautiful oval face and your eyes have a youthful age. You have great heart to share so openly.

[@rochieking9084]

😂😂😂😂 get real, tell that to the sun😂

[@deancochrane8561]

I can't tell you how much I enjoyed this. I would love to come to Russia someday and see festivals like this.

[@SamsRussianAdventures]

What is it that makes Eli's videos excellent!!!? Is it these little things! Nevertheless her modifying and also videos are excellent. She influences me to make better material. I have to admit that I am a little bit jealous. Her channel exploded so quickly. I have greater than 200 videos over a 4 year duration regarding life in Russia, however I never ever ran into the success that Eli has discovered. What made you click on her very initial video clip? I'm looking into it for my own channel.

[@TrooperDan_262]

@@SamsRussianAdventures some people don’t have the same energy and vibes as others do. You either have it or you don’t.

[@AzizSobirov]

Tatar language and culture is very similar to our Uzbek (Kipchak Turks). Love from Uzbekistan ❤️

[@byron-ih2ge]

makes sense since both r turkic and uzbekistan also once was in a union with russia just a 30 yrs ago

[@luanlopes9415]

Uzbeks are Oguz ...

[@fz7793]

@@luanlopes9415 Oghuz and Kipchak are a branch of Turkic family. We understand each other.

[@engintozak1767]

Tatar Özbek Azeri Kırgız Türkmen kazak 👉(TÜRK) 👈

[@burakcetav]

@@luanlopes9415 No Uzbek are Karluk tribe.

[@DeliverMeFromEvil-]

You are very beautiful and have a lovely spirit about you. Thank you for your videos and for showing us in America this side of Russia the simple and beautiful way of life in the country. I so enjoy these videos ...

[@krishankumarmeena2882]

Love to Tatars from 🇮🇳... May you all stay happy and healthy...❤

[@onurtravels]

I'm also Tatar living in Turkey, my ancestors came here during WW1, I will visit Kazan one day :)

[@ОстапБендер-с3э]

Your father and mother are Tatars?

[@onurtravels]

@@ОстапБендер-с3э Only father :)

[@magusl9628]

Kazan? Where's that? If it was mentioned in the video, I missed it, sorry.

[@onurtravels]

@@magusl9628 Not mentioned in the video

[@magusl9628]

@@onurtravels but where is Kazan?

[@leo167]

This was really interesting, Eli. Born and raised in NYC, I found your facial features, as well as other Tatars, fascinating. Looking forward to learning more.

[@lawewenang]

Hi,, Im from Indonesia,, i like watching this video 👍👍

[@abuputinal-moskowi6146]

Nyasar

[@ahmedabdi7158]

I like it

[@fahruribehuku1885]

Oi oi oi Slm dr gunung lawu

[@Chefyscooking]

I would love to chat with u

[@babeOgap314]

shout out from the Philippines

[@teojohn8970]

I have never heard of Tartar, but it is very interesting after hearing its cutlure, sports, food and tradition from you. The videograhy superbly capture the sight and sounds of the Tatar people. Thank you for sharing this video and insight of the lovely culture. Please keep up the good work of sharing your travel adventures!

[@patrickamaechi1881]

I was at this festival in Kazan 2 years ago. Was really nice and the Tatars are hospitable too played some of the games and tried some of the foods too.

[@falcon8385]

No word can express the beauty of Tatar and their culture. I really love that ❤

[@MissMariQueen]

Dough dipped in honey is typical of my region too, but my region is called Abruzzo and situated in Italy. In my region the dish is called "cicerchiata". Isn't it amazing that people from two geographical areas miles and miles apart both make dough dipped in honey? 😙❤️

[@Arzman6011]

That's because no matter where you are, we are all brothers and sisters.

[@eytonshalomsandiego]

On the jewish new year we dip dough in honey....And in Sfakia in Crete, the sigature local dish is exactly that.

[@betsyross2.065]

As soon as they showed that dish,that's exactly what I was thinking, as my grandfather was Italian...

[@ДимаЗайцев-ч1г]

In the fourth century AD, during the great migration of peoples, the ancestors of the Tatars reached the borders of the western Roman Empire, Atilla, the Huns and many other peoples. We are all kindred spirits in Europe.

[@SoyMilkyDreams]

My husband is half Afrikaans, they have koeksisters there, a honey dipped bread plait ❤

[@fazilm1]

So great to see the preservation of culture in a fast-moving world. Eli has such a magnetic personality that it makes you pay attention. Her videos are like mini holidays to her immense culturally diverse country. Thank you again Eli 🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@Edgar2023ES]

I'm from Brazil and I just started studying Russian. I love this country and I really need to go there for food, culture, habits, but mainly for people! Thanks for sharing this video for us!!!

[@ThydaCookingTV]

So good

[@iaralikhan1595]

It's amaging and full of entertainmet . I Ali Khan India enjoy it.

[@sirabidzelasha2662]

fucking russia is fucking russia with no culture

[@balkh_555leo4]

You love fucking racist Russia? The country that for centuries had colonized other nations, oppressed and killed innocent people?

[@greattatarkhanball1073]

@@balkh_555leo4 we tatars , like Russia

[@revtmyers1]

As an American what I appreciate most, watching your video, is having a heritage that has been able to be passed on. We have always been in a state of conflict and quite frankly it gets old. What little heritage we have many, under the guise of progressivism, try to destroy so a new version can be created at a great cost to our society. I love that in a day so full of wonderful technology it is still a simple festival that can bring great joy to so many participants.

[@pixelapse9613]

Are you republican?

[@Stillstanding24]

Very well said, Thomas!

[@g.jettegorchez85]

From Philippines here 🌴🌊 It's good to see & know other cultures & important to preserve such practices. Great vlog 👍👏

[@하워드리-v9i]

도라지 도라지 백도라지 심심 산천에 백도라지 한두뿌리만 캐어도 대바구니가 스리살찰 다 넘는다. SEOULITES Heritage

[@ariyanChakraborty-qr9wi]

I love Tarar Culture and people. Love from Bangladesh. 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@thegoodpath5008]

Beautifully festive and fun! It is important that people celebrate their heritage ❤️ I am happy that this is alive and well for the Tatars of Russia. Love & Respect from West Virginia

[@zouhairmarge]

👋👋♥️🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺👉🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@t.a.stewart3473]

I was struck by some many people living so freely in that Russian republic. The festival was like other holiday events around the world: humans work hard and then need to play. Lastly, as I looked and the festival goers, I thought they looked just like Americans on holiday. Your journey is working, when comes to meeting other people one-on-one, we are so much alike have so much to share. GO Eli!

[@Ecoman365]

Greetings from an American descendant of the ethnic Bulgarians of Aegean Macedonia (in modern Greece)! The Kazan Tatars are descendants of the Mongols of Genghis Khan + the allied to them Turkic Tatars, who overwhelmed the Empire of Volga Bulgaria in the 1230's. Between the 660's and 1230's, the territory of contemporary Tatarstan was known as the Empire of Volga Bulgaria. The Volga Bulgars and the Slavs living in these lands mixed genetically with the newcomers. No wonder, the culture of the Kazan Tatars (partially descended from the Volga Bulgars) is eclectic, so rich, so fascinating! Best wishes!

[@debnadaebna9981]

This is the largest official study to establish the genetic origin of Bulgarians, with the largest-scale study of DNA and the so-called "mitochondrial chromosome" that is passed from mother to children. It is organized by BAS (Bulgarian Academy of Sciences), MU (Medical Univercity) and with the participation of the universities of Pavia and Florence in Italy. It was initially funded by the Ministry of Education, youth and science and Italian foundations. Later, other means were found to extend it to 2015. (There are partial works including from 2018-2019) The research is actually a series of work carried out over the years and the specialists involved in it since 2011 are Sena Karachanak, Desislava Nesheva, Draga Toncheva, Yordan Yordanov, Angel Galabov, V. Atanasov, Viola Grugni, Vincenza Battaglia, Simona Formarino, N. Al -Zahery, Valeria Carossa, Antonio Torroni, Ornelia Semino, David Caramelli (Director of the Department of Biology and Professor of Anthropology at the University of Florence) and Martina Lari. In laboratories in Bulgaria, Italy (the universities of Florence and Pavia). Quotes: - "We found no evidence of East Asian and African haplogroups. Thus, our results do not support theories of Мongоlo-Altaic and Hun-Тatаriс origins of proto-Bulgarians." - "Proto-Bulgarians are positioned among South-Eastern and Southern European populations including modern Bulgarians." - "On the greatest distance from Proto-Bulgarians are Volga-Ural and Arabic populations." - "Our results therefore suggest that proto-Bulgarians are genetically similar to modern Bulgarians and to certain South-Eastern European as well as Italian populations." From an interview in 2018: - "Years ago we mentioned that our research shows that we do not have Turkic origin, we are not closely related to Turks and Altaians." - "It is categorically clear that the Thracians have no closeness to the Turkic-Altaic populations, and the Tatars have no genetic closeness either to the modern Bulgarians or to the proto-Bulgarians as well." And let's repeat again: ...and the Tatars HAVE NO GENETIC RELATIONSHIP TO BOTH THE MODERN BULGARIANS AND THE ANCIENT PROTO-BULGARIANS... And this one again: THE POPULATIONS FROM THE VOLGO-URAL ARE AT THE GREATEST GENETICAL DISTANCE FROM THE PROTO-BULGARIANS Genetics is an exact science, and the geneticists showed that the DNA samples extracted from the teeth of 100% proven to be Proto-Bulgars (by the archeologists and historians) from the 8th-10th centuries from Nozharevo (Silistrense), Mostich Monastery (Shumensko), Tukhovishte (Satovcha) are homogeneous among themselves, meaning proto-Bulgarians were one ethic group, not mix of people and it has been established that they are identical to today's Bulgarians and people from Central Italy. They were found to be a majority, not a minority. And they are on the greatest genetical distance with the old and new DNA probes from the whole Volgo-Ural region, including Tatars, Chuvash etc. There is no way that if there was a "country" or "cities" of Bulgarians, not a trace of them remained. Even if they were assimilated, with a changed culture, way of life, self-awareness, religion, etc., undoubtedly in their DNA there would be a residue and similarity with those of the old and present-day Bulgarians, but there is none. Bulgarians never had any closeness and connection with the Tatars, Chuvash and other population from Volgo-Ural. We have absolutely no similarities with culture, way of life, self-awareness, religion, language, traditions, DNA. We modern Bulgarians are the only descendents of the real Proto-Bulgars and we carry their culture, language, name, DNA - everything. History is manipulative, don't believe the 19-20th century false thesis!

[@namuuntengis1791]

Wow, it is very greatful to watch such an incredible ethnic Tatar nations in Russia. Thank so much Eli ❤. So festive and everyone is so happy.

[@thewanderingbandit4817]

wow Russia is so diverse & has such a rich cultural heritage.... keep it up... We would absolutely love to learn more... ❤️ from 🇮🇳

[@korhandemir-tf2hp]

*Bilim: İnsanlığın Atası TÜRK....* lütfen resmimi açın

[@LuckyAlbo]

When Turkic tribes created states called STAN Tatarstan, Russia wasnt state but Moskwa Stan I assume word derivate from Hindu since Turkish state is Devlet Tatarstan is not Russia but stalin forcefully annexed all these states and now wants to annex Ukraine Size of Russia is now huge bigger than a Continent which need population of India to populate all that area😊

[@danisalavat9472]

Yes, Russia is extremely diverse. As much diverse as many different countries. In fact these 'ethnic minorities' which in case of Tatars comprise abt 6 mln people used to be independent nations. And that explains why having being conquered by Russia they now became 'a part of diverse Russia'. If one thinks a bit, he/she would understand how Russia works - it conquers different nations and tries to absorb and assimilate them, so that later naive foreigners are surprised how much Russia is diverse. That is basically the same thing which is being done now in Ukraine. Ukrainians once managed to escape, but they aren't allowed to be a normal different country. Russia prefers to have it as another diverse pearl inside itself. One should not put❤here but rather😡

[@НадеждаКосачева-ш2ь]

Эля,вы большая умничка! Вы посол мира и делаете больше,чем многие политики! Продолжайте пожалуйста,а тем у вас в России на 100 лет вперед!🤗😍😍😘

[@NeelumWala6398]

Зинһар, безнең белән хезмәттәшлек итегез. Бу безнең яңа KZbin каналы. Бу Азад Кашмирның беренче күңел ачу каналы. Зинһар, Ниламвала каналына язылу. kzbin.info/door/rwQIqWnbofKtobcjjnoKJA Сапфир

[@hudai7994]

Rusya'nın son yılları tadını çıkarın

[@nordinismail]

I love the diversity in Russia. Preservation of the cultures are important.

[@c.odubhlaoich2948]

Yes. Real diversity means keeping cultures and people distinct and not trying to mix everything/everyone

[@justinemot2282]

Sorry to disappoint but there is no such thing as "preservation of the cultures" in russia. It's an empire that tries hard to assimilate other nations that were conquered & humiliates their languages and customs to achieve this goal. In the best of times is "oh, you are so funny looking little people!". And it's always implied that even if you are Tatar or Chechen, you actually are russian - especially if you want to be successful & have some social status. They basically make fun of conquered nations and simultaneously, give the alternative, "good" path to avoid being humiliated - "just renounce your customs & way of life and you will be fine, you will be like us, the great russians!". So don't be fooled by some summer festival used for propaganda. To be a national minority in russia is not dancing & competitions while wearing national-looking costumes. It's poverty in your region and young people being sent to war to eliminate those who can revolt against the oppression. So the young people have no choice but to say they are russians and those who want to preserve their nation are forced by hardships.

[@nordinismail]

@@justinemot2282 isn't that is the bahaviour of western nations towards those who migrate to europe?

[@justinemot2282]

​@@nordinismail No. & please do not try to use "oh, some countries on the west did bad things so russia is justified in doing even worse" argument. It is insulting to everyone with a brain. Also - immigration is not the same as occupation & submission of a whole nation. In case if you don't understand the difference, let me show you: - immigration is like going to a friend's house, staying there & obeying the rules they already have there. Moreover, you feel pretty comfortable & if you don't you can leave at any moment - occupation is when that "friend" comes to your house, kills some members of your family, takes your resources & forces others to behave how they want you to behave. While smiling radiantly - because you can't really complain. & you can't just "go back". There is nowhere to go back to.

[@UltraFedus]

@@justinemot2282 I'm sorry to disappoint you, but you are lying and living the stereotypes of Western propaganda. There are many national republics in Russia and no one infringes on them or bans their native language. Shame on you for spreading this kind of information.

[@nihalattanayake2515]

Thank you so much for this video on KZbin about the Tata Ethnic community of Russia. All events of the festivities were so nice and volorful. I liked the dance events most.

[@salehsaleh-rz1ug]

im a turkmen from iraq and im so happy and glad to see my brothers tatars homeland and culture from russia

[@wewenang5167]

@Manox lol Tartar people have the same language and they also Muslim dont you know? LMAO

[@iam3336]

@@wewenang5167 so, they stuck in 5th century not in modern world of 2021.

[@Derdries1111]

Kirkuk will always be kurdish

[@dagdagdag]

@@Derdries1111 Kurdistan has now been sold to the Turks. Soon you will be invaded and nor Iraq nor Syria can help you.

[@Derdries1111]

@@dagdagdag Youre Right kurdistan regional government sold themselves to turkey like bitches but when turkey starts to invade any other kurdish Part major cities all around turkey will become targets for bomb attacks and a new civil war will Break out

[@mirnowruz]

So amazing, I've enjoyed watching this festival so much,l saw that traditions was so similar to us, respect and greetings from IRAN 🇮🇷

[@Ercan-cy3we]

Tatar mongoloids are the enemies of Muslim west Asians and middle eastern people

[@cristiani.lepindea8676]

You have internet in Iran?

[@cristiani.lepindea8676]

👋🏻🇷🇴

[@fiddlejohn9305]

The three months I spent in Iran were some of the best ever - the mountains, the food, the tea, the music, and most of all, the people were wonderful!

[@mirnowruz]

@@cristiani.lepindea8676 no, we live in caves and transfer with camels in Iranian desert

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

This is what makes the world a beautiful place to visit. The culture!! Thank you! ✌️

[@FFf-do6zh]

Боже какая кросата 💚♡❤ Татары вы Молодцы Великий Народ Вселенная Люблю вас .Успехов Удачи вам

[@CA-cn9tk]

Beautiful! My country Mexico has a lot of folclore but I love to watch folclore from around the world!

[@ИраИванова-л4к]

Mexican folklore is unique and so interesting ))

[@trevmacc]

loved seeing the traditional costumes and dancing and learning about there traditions thanks for sharing .even more like this would be great

[@SamsRussianAdventures]

Russia has a remarkable background and also an intriguing range of ethnicity groups. I enjoy how Eli creates her videos, she is by far one of the very best material developers and also has presented Russia to a lot of people. She is a wonderful spokespersons for Russia. Can I ask, what was it that initially made you enjoy the first video clip on this channel? I have actually been making videos about life in Russia for 4 years as well as I'm investigating for my own channel.

[@davidday2373]

YES. Да да ла... I just posted the same thing. Love these kinds of videos.

[@darrellbordeaux6132]

Love this video! It’s always fun to visit the “tourist” sights but to visit the areas where real people live is very special to me. And when you create a video as good as this one, you will see that people pretty much want the same things. That is, a chance to share events with family and friends and share their culture with others. Would love to visit this festival! Thanks for sharing your country with us!

[@myway2869]

Obrigada Eli por mais um vídeo que nos faz visitar o vosso belo país . ❤ saudações de Portugal 🇵🇹

[@ashutoshaaron3202]

I'm a half Tatar living in India...lots of love ❤️

[@goku5323]

Bro, i am also from india. But how are you half tatar?🤔🤔

[@ainaaslammir7736]

Lmao

[@rajenderperindia3957]

Russia is an amazing country with so many nationalities, cultures, food habits, etc. it would be interesting to visit Russia one day. A very nice video.

[@meyergaelle8108]

Like India many different types languages food dressings but 1 country 👍

[@artchelpagente8349]

@@meyergaelle8108 india is different story 1.4 billion people while in Russia not over populated.

[@artchelpagente8349]

@Home Banger your in denial your country is over populated 1.4 billion do you think its not over populated?Russia is bigger than India America also but there population is not billion compare to india.

[@chittodnaresh9568]

@@artchelpagente8349 See,population density depends on base population(at the begining of the century) and climatic conditions. India's population was the highest in the world since the stone ages and thus high base population. And we had huge fertile land, lot of water, a strong cultural civilisation and climate suitable for large population therefore our population had growth rate similar to that of Europe in the Industrial revolution but since our base population was already the highest, our present population is littile higher than europe. No. of Europeans in the world(including those migrated to the Americas and Australia) is more than 1.8 billion even though their European homeland(excluding russia) is of similar size as the Indian subcontinent.

[@artchelpagente8349]

@@chittodnaresh9568 why you are talking about stone age theres no proof or data regarding about the stone age,we are living in the present not in the past,india is not the only fertile continent but is more overpoputed compared to others continent your in denial again.

[@missymoonwillow6545]

Experiencing a small view into Tatar culture has brought me feelings of great joy. What a fantasic holiday festival celebration! I'm curious to know more about the myths and spiritual stories passed down through generations. I think with a better understanding, the dances and the competitions would bring better clarity and understanding. Truly grateful for your sharing this with all of us. Blessings from USA. 🌻💓

[@tuulganbold7744]

I'm Mongol from Mongolia. Some of your element of festival is like our Naadam festival. The Naadam is containing three main parts those are huge number of horse riding for long distance maybe longest horse riding distance in the world 20 km 40 km etc it's depends on age of horses, wrestling also the most popular thing 512 ,1024 wrestlers are competing each other and Archery. You have also Ger like ours/ Yurt/ It's our traditional nomadic house.

[@liars6495]

yeah right because tatars are originally a mongol people , they adapted Russian and "Ottoman" Turkish Culture during the centuries . There is no Link between Turkish and Mongol , the link everybody is misleading has to do with Tatars , only a tatar has links to Mongolia and they speak "ottoman" Language .

[@backlanchik]

@@liars6495I am tatarian, and I know tatars is not mongols! We are half Turkic half Finno-ugric people.

[@liars6495]

@@backlanchik Finno ugric lol , are you finnish ? no ! are you Turkish ? no ! heritage is not a cake you can split , Turkic is a cultural thing you tatars adapted during the Rule of "ottoman" Empire, this is not about dna , if i speak english does that make me english or anglic ? can i claim London ? this is like calling Hispanic People in latin America Spanish but it doesn't mean everyone in South america is of Spanish origins , tatars are Mongolians in origin this is why the tatar immigrants in turkey are so extremly obsessed with Mongol Empire and ghengis khan but they are ashamed to use the term Mongol instead they use the word Turk and if we protest against this nonsense they call us kurds and armenians these are all cultural things and artificial nationalities , we have many tatars , jews , armenians , georgians , bulgarians , gypsies , uzbeks, kazakhs and even uighurs from China in turkey now , they are all trying to destroy our heritage and real History because they want to take over our land and the British and freemasonry are encouraging them . Turkey is probably the only country in the world where foreign refugees are making Right wing politics against local People . I want to see you and your People if Suddenly millions of Anatolian Muslims take over your Land , and we just call ourselves tataric , even if you tatars have never ever seen us before , we will take over your politics and make it look like as if we were the real tatars and call you terrorists and something , slowly we will take over and you will be forgotten and deleted from History , how would you like that ?

[@derangedbryan]

​@@liars6495Мы не являемся потомками монголов. По сравнению с ними у нас совершенно иное происхождение, в наших жилах не течет кровь врага, который когда-то нас захватил. Некоторые элементы в нашей культуре могут быть схожи с монгольскими лишь из-за продолжительного ига над нами, так некоторые аспекты могли быть заимствованы

[@Leh777-r2s]

Современные казанские татары не монголоиды, у них происхождение индоиранское и говорят они на языке древних болгар, совсем не похожий на монгольский.​@@liars6495

[@Kevin_Williamson]

I really enjoy these videos that show the various costumes, traditions, foods and celebrations across Russia. I love seeing the diverse landscapes of the regions. Thank you for your videos.

[@SamsRussianAdventures]

Russia has an impressive history and an intriguing range of ethnicity groups. I like exactly how Eli develops her videos, she is without a doubt among the best material makers as well as has introduced Russia to numerous people. She is an excellent spokeswomen for Russia. Can I ask, what was it that originally made you enjoy the very first video on this channel? I have been making videos about life in Russia for 4 years and I'm investigating for my own channel.

[@Kevin_Williamson]

@@SamsRussianAdventures -- I found her from a KZbin suggestion since I watch other vlogs and Russian language videos. I like the perspective of native Russians, as well as her general personality and demeanor. Smiling. Friendly. Educational. Entertaining. A chance to learn about culture as well as language. Took a quick look at your channel. Haven't had the chance to look at your videos yet. I'll definitely look them over.

[@SamsRussianAdventures]

@@Kevin_Williamson thanks for the info, I hope you find something interesting there.

[@adtiamzon3663]

Eli, thank you for this full of fun, interesting, informative, and educational video of the Tartar people and its culture in Russia. Happy to know more about Russia Federation, its peoples, places, lifestyles, and culture. 😍👏👏❤️🌞

[@ashrarurrahmanmitul]

I truly loved your video and was amazed by knowing about the celebrations of Tatars who I knew since my early childhood. I salute your way of describing everything in precise manner. Hope to watch more videos on different Russian ethnic people, their cultures and lifestyles. All the best to you and thanks a lot for all your hard work. ❤️

[@ayhankaracaoglu6845]

They are not Russian, They are Tatars, a Turkic speaking group, They are muslims.

[@abomoaaz7245]

@@ayhankaracaoglu6845 Are Bella Russia not Muslims?

[@yulyasevelova769]

Before there was Islam in the Eurasian steppe, there was Tengri.

[@zoejay]

@@ayhankaracaoglu6845 They live in Russia and they are Russian citizens. You must be from Turkey. Tone down your hyper ethno nationalism.

[@debiprasaddas1829]

Are tatars originate from Mongolia. Bcos many culture is similar to mongol.

[@MarcelaBellyDance]

Beautiful people, beautiful culture and beautiful video!❤ Thank you 😊

[@AysyluTatarTalks]

Eli, thanks for showing the Tatar culture to the world. We have so many beautiful traditions! I'm a Tatar too. Hello from the US!

[@russtorque2993]

Hello Union Soviet 🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@digitallogic12345]

💙 from Bangladesh

[@saqlenraza8489]

R u muslim

[@digitallogic12345]

@@saqlenraza8489 yes brother

[@davidhujber8636]

Lady, you are so beautiful

[@1turkish1indian43]

Tatars are so similar to our Turkish culture!! Love from Turkey 😊🙏

[@peacefollower5026]

Does Turkish people also dance like that ?? means I watch some videos of Georgian, Azeri, Armenian dance the foot work of male dancer is crazy

[@zaomi1883]

Also with as bulgarians.

[@UmayAltyn]

@@peacefollower5026 Yes

[@TheFRoman1982]

But Turkeys loves yourself only, no friends, no money

[@insanimsibot]

@@TheFRoman1982 😭😭🇷🇺🇷🇺😭😭

[@tofiqresulbeyli4531]

As an Azerbaijani I can understand tatar language because their language is turkic. I wish I would visit them one day.

[@RajeevRanjan-uk6bx]

Racially azarbaizani are not turks but they pretend to be turks.orignal turks are kazakh mongol people and look very different from azarbaizani people.

[@altayturkoglu2873]

@@RajeevRanjan-uk6bx We are TURK and proud of been TURK... Who are you telling us what we are.

[@wewenang5167]

@@altayturkoglu2873 he is just an indian trolls ...

[@usmanbinaffan8405]

@@RajeevRanjan-uk6bx It's Azarbaijan not azarbaizan, bro

[@err0rterr0rcyberpunk60]

That's moust beautiful! Greetings from Brazil ❤🇧🇷

[@SpringoStar]

This festival reminds me of my treasured Scottish Games festival we have here in NY USA! Very similar minus the horses. Also, our German festivals at our large local beer garden have much of the same experience. I adore how traditional cultures all have a string of connectivity to spirituality, the earth and a darn good time. XOXO!

[@raquelrivas2431]

I feel comfortable about their traditions. It's very important to preserve them. It's trully colourful, I like the most. Greetings from Latin America.

[@moroboshidan7960]

The fight looks like half judo half sumo 😁 The festival is beautiful. It's always good to see people connected to their traditions. It's becoming rare.