Misirlou - Yxalag Klezmer Band (live@mute solo)

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Song: Misirlou
traditional / arr. Yxalag
from the album II: "Klezmer Tales - Fargint Zikh"
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Video made by: Mute Solo
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[@anastassiosperakis2869]

An excellent rendition, and I have heard many! Congratulations to the band members! "Misirlou" means "Egyptian Girl" in slang Greek, ( I believe the original song was a 1927 Greek one). Misiri is another word for Egypt in Greek, comes from the Arabic Misr, and Misr Bent in arabic means egyptian girl.

[@user-xy7wz4ym8w]

I agree with you. After the greek original this is the best rendition i have ever heard all my life. Iam impressed.

[@charlesstuart7290]

Has there ever been a song so popular for so long in so many cultures, countries, and musical styles?

[@patrickryan1515]

???

[@charlesstuart7290]

@@patrickryan1515 ?

[@sunkintree]

I mean music traditions exist all over the world so yes. "So long" doesn't make sense, Misrlu wasn't popularized in the west until Dick Dale in the 60s. How is that so long? Any song from a musical traditional from around the world could catch the attention of the mainstream under the right circumstances

[@meredithwalker3955]

Good to dance to also!

[@charlesstuart7290]

@@sunkintree The world is bigger than the US - it has been popular in the Arabic world since the 20's .

[@chakrapaninomula5009]

Sounds like a traveling in a desert caravan, and dancing around desert campfire with a melancholy..feel....... long live ..eternal score..

[@OoHouston]

Nothing wrong about it, cuz song actually has middle eastern origins. That's exactly the feelings and pictures it should bring to our imagination, since we used to such type of melodies used in kind of movies by hollywood etc...

[@OoHouston]

I can't stop listening to this version of a song since I've discovered it... Amazing band, Amazing cover!

[@stevek1018]

It's great to hear this song lasting all these years. Beautifully played!

[@moncysho]

Спасибо Вашим мамам! Вы самые красивые, самые талантливые, самые умные.

[@pg7359]

The first fifteen seconds sets the tone to this beauty ! Well done ! I have heard this about 20 times already, and can't stop.

[@user-pc1is5bh8r]

Это можно смотреть и слушать бесконечно ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@alexhimis7229]

I love Greek rebetiko song Misirlou from 1926.

[@Lazyeyewitness]

Excellent musicians, and a wonderful arrangement! This makes me happy:)

[@antoniocosta3703]

Stupendamente stupendi....questa é musica di Dio.....❤

[@rhondawhite1396]

A thousand thumbs up for this one. It's enchanting!

[@ricardoisaiasdelasernacruz5503]

Que musica tan maravillosa,vs a lo mas profundo de nuestra conciencia,te lleva s otro plano de algo desconocido.

[@erkmen9499]

Çok kıvrak ve insanın kanını kaynatan bu oryantal oyun havası, ayni zamanda çok duygusal.❤

[@TomKaren94]

As one who still buys CDs, I gotta get this band in my collection!!

[@NewZman23]

WOW! This has to be one of my favourite versions of this beautiful song. Beautifully played.

[@Krisha991]

IT IS A MASTERPIECE! 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@nikokarjus4761]

This is among the best music I have ever listened to! Thank You!

[@adriennealvarenga8753]

Loved it! 👏🏼❤️

[@penc5use3]

The way you've played it is just mesmerizing... I wish I were there with you, living it through. Thank you posting. Peace & Love

[@Valen_Wolf]

Whoa! 🩵 That was phenomenal!!

[@espadasensei]

Amaaaaazing!!!! bravo.

[@SandyRocker]

Dope !! A treat to ears .. lovely guys....

[@fernandoteruo3244]

Congrats from Brazil❤

[@r.richard1831]

Excellentes interprétations !!! Merci.

[@helo5013]

Esta lindo, amo ouvi-los💝

[@michaelgarth7077]

Love this.

[@MrMarzixx]

well done guys ! loved it

[@yxalagklezmerband]

Marcello Vixi Thank you!

[@pekkaT13]

Hermosa melodía ... ♥

[@alexdesslin]

très finement et subtilement interprété !!

[@seraphim1069]

Swooning happy solstice to me ! Yuletide blessings

[@user-m3hwh6t3v3r]

Best arrangement and performance of Misirlou I've seen!

[@zeeyannosse]

bravo !!! i hope to enjoy your performance LIVE one day !

[@user-iw2we6gu9z]

It is great!

[@dianagbittencourt74]

Maravilhoso.Congratulations🎁

[@MARISBENMusic]

Amazing!

[@hilalaali3528]

Love it.. 🙏👌

[@annadiiorio8542]

Wow siete meravigliosi!

[@user-uk1il7cr6m]

Круто! Спасибо.

[@graciadellopez3655]

bellísimo gracias !!

[@danushw]

Wonderful!

[@osamaalkateb7118]

Wow amazing

[@oldslide2448]

I love Klezmer music, heady, music thanks for the trombone party Jean From France

[@drZoidberg1969]

Very nice !

[@nevilledarman8n21]

Absolutely awesome 👌😍😍😍🇦🇺❤️❤️❤️

[@christossolomonides8580]

Dear All, This is a Greek song the title of which is MISIRLOU meaning "Egyptian girl",, written by a Greek person who loved this girl when in Egypte there was living in Alexandria a big Greek community which left Egypte in the decade of 1950 because of political events at that moment. It is not a surprise that the Greeks can write such beautiful songs because they have invented MUSIC 3000 years ago. The writer and composer is Nikos REPANIS who was in love with an Egyptian girl

[@ondrejhanslik9368]

It's a folk song. The first recorded version is from 1927 but the song is much older than that.

[@dimitriosvlissides5781]

​@@ondrejhanslik9368like since when if you know if you do not don't just make assumptions based on your ideology

[@John-wd5cb]

It's an old Egyptian song. The Greek composer used it as a tribute to the Egyptian girl. Anyway Greek communities existed in Egypt for thousands of years. So there.

[@MyClubman]

BEST !!!

[@user-ux6wc4zm2f]

Awesome

[@adnanexpress]

Wow ❤️

[@sardanapalos1]

Συγχαρητήρια.

[@j.d.berends1903]

@@williamfrederick9670 It's Greek, "συγχαρητήρια" (syncharitíria) means "congratulations".

[@philipose66]

i heard this song before i was born---ahhh misirlou,you oceans' daughter. i've been looking far for you. Can i call you my love, as Christine Dae. i wait for the day to be with you. While i sing and dream, you dance and speak of truths. i breathe in your words and ask you to sing, my angel. Far off one, so you are the daughter of sand? Will you ever come to me? Even in my dreams of day. i would be forever soothed.

[@mistercash1000]

thrilling music

[@sofiaevora4710]

καταπληκτικό!

[@sevdacolakbuyuk9332]

Çok güzel bir cover . Teşekkürler 🙏

[@corda2485]

Witam. Wreszcie coś ciekawego. Bravo, szczególnie Pan Puzonista - brzmienie jego instrumentu i cała korelacja z klasyczną resztą w nie do końca klezmerskim stylu. Słychać latino włoskie, a szczególnie Półwysep Iberyski. No i nutka z Polski ( Polish Music Ethno ).

[@filipgeorgiev5660]

👏 Bravo

[@ddarkoneasdfghj1747]

Obaa az önce ne dinledim ben öyle 😱😁

[@carlosjulian1974]

Vamos a promoverlos 🖐️🤓

[@Reginaapa.L.deAzevedo]

❤❤❤

[@moncysho]

Good. Poliphonic. Yiddish.Love you!

[@bpaudel2767]

Where could i get the sheet music for trombone

[@hggnhh3265]

Ammmmmmazinggg 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹

[@chatmandoline1065]

This is awesome! What kind of guitar is that?

[@yxalagklezmerband]

Thank you! This is an Selmer Style "Gypsy" Guitar.

[@williamtomkiel8215]

Sounds fantastic in my HT could make an excellent mishmash if combined with rhythmic elements from "Caravan"

[@Daniilrazborshiksaratov]

УААААААААААААААААААААА!!!!

[@ShadowlessAsura]

Ah yes, my favorite movie is لب الخيال

[@dhiahidri]

I never thought that Ryan Gosling was into Gypsy Jazz guitars, let alone play for a Klezmer band.

[@moustafakhalil8580]

Misirlou means Egyptian Girl ???????

[@andrzejb4050]

no bouzouki? no kanonaki? no misirlu!

[@TravlingNow]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4nMdmBsmL-knsU I love the technique here, and that wild sound. Is there a specific name for that or is she just improvising?

[@artemissdeniz]

Genialll !

[@salihyagiz8657]

Her yorumcu ayrı bir güzellik katıyor bu parçaya 100 yıl daha güncel dinlenir kzbin.info/www/bejne/bovNoZSMqt52n7s k

[@manosklitsos833]

introduction : out of the music route of the song

[@mpista7182]

Super Cowabunga for real !!!! Tubular !!!

[@BigVedolino]

Sound even better in 1.5x speed

[@hurbit123]

its a song about beautifuly egyptian women. Misir....

[@rolphwartieda2707]

yeap! estoy admiro esta musica y lo digo en mi lengua materna, puedo hacerlo en ingles o Italiano prefiero el lenguaje de mis ancestros ... por respeto,

[@pouyahafezpour2750]

One of the BEST Iranian songs! 💪😎

[@dimitriosvlissides5781]

Greek song you mean

[@kaikart123]

When your water pouch is depleted and all you can see are sand dunes

[@luthfihiday5345]

Sand dunes.. I read it as "Send nudes". I hate my perverted mind

[@ulkeoncul7971]

pulp fiction

[@Iskander-Kebab]

+

[@user-ox7vs4yk6l]

3:00 taxi film ost

[@erikhoppenbrouwers3036]

bravo🥍🥍🥍

[@salihyagiz8657]

****

[@Aem2512]

Turkish advertisement version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/janMfmSQfrObqZY

[@rentzis]

Misirlou is Composed by Tetos Demetriades 1927 lyrics by Nicholas Roubanis.

[@andronikyegiazaryan3546]

Thanassis RENTZIS μπράβο!

[@sofiaevora4710]

έτσι, για να ξέρουμε

[@user-bz3lg1ji2j]

*Egyptian girl* or *Ya Amal* is an arabic song composed by *Sayed Darwish in 1916* . in 1927 there was a Greek rebetiko composition of this song influenced by Middle - Eastern music under the name " *Misirlou* . There are also traditional Arabic *belly dancing* , Jewish *klezmer* , *Armenian* and *Turkish* versions of the song ...

[@anionchloriou3483]

Misirlou is not traditional, it was composed by Vasilis Tsitsanis.

[@natiagiunashvili1174]

ტრელა

[@spadebraithwaite1762]

Those violin chicks are pretty hot!

[@cant8160]

Good but lack of soul lack of Mediterranean touch lack of Greek language

[@giuseppelogiurato5718]

Had to turn it off at the trombone part... Too much style for me.

[@light_david7]

That's balkan music dude.

[@mauriciowilson8829]

He oído interpretaciones muy superiores a ésta.

[@kg3882]

Классно, НО перевыпендривались!!