These songs reminds me a lot of our czech and moravian traditional songs but thats obviously because we have a very common history with Hungary! Jó napot testvérek!

@Baghuul

4 жыл бұрын

Central europe/ eastern Europe share that style of sound

@woningermelo7649

2 жыл бұрын

Szia tesoo

@yomeyomee8244

Жыл бұрын

Bocs de csak copie .... az igazi a magyar, volt magyar az a masig mit akarnak lenni... 😉 Magyar foeldoen magyar tradition csak rajta ueltek ennyi de Mar vege es csak mi magyar fogunk tenni

@Ayazidas

10 ай бұрын

Only the traditional music from Eastern Moravia, near the Slovak border, bears any similarity to this. Bohemian and Western and Central Moravian music is quite German/Austrian-like.

Hungarian folk music is beautiful, we have reason to be proud of it ❤️🤍💚🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🤍💚 Long live Hungary ❤️🤍💚🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🤍💚 Long live Hungarian Transylvania❤️🤍💚🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️🤍💚

My great grandfather came to America from Budapest. I love Magyar

@demagyar7956

3 жыл бұрын

Sylvia Terzian hell no. Hungarian all the way

@dean.haraldkolompar7624

11 ай бұрын

@demagyar7956 No Transylvania is Romania

@belaradics6088

3 ай бұрын

Harald Kolompár. Ne erőlködj mert még összef0sod magadat! Szánalmas takonypóc...

I get the feeling this would sound a lot better with lots of Palinka.

@gabrielmarczak335

5 жыл бұрын

It is. Thank you for that comment.

@andreaslobodzian2499

5 жыл бұрын

I do not understand Hungarian, but really the melody of these songs are beautiful. Do these songs speak about what topics? Who is singing?

@d1427

4 жыл бұрын

@Sylvia Terzian that's a rather ignorant response that has nothing to do with the historical reality.

@d1427

4 жыл бұрын

@Sylvia Terzian says Sylvia Terzian- that's a very Romanian name; what part of Romania did you get it from? Btw. 'Roman Wallacians'- what the hell is that?!

@guyhungarian3169

3 жыл бұрын

🇭🇺Igen cimbora, pálinkával még jobb🇭🇺 🇬🇧Yes friend, it's more better with palinka🇬🇧

Hello hungarians...palinka in my head haha...I was born in Jassy (eastern Romania) and I have a very good hungarian Friend from Debrecen...stop this stupid political war about Transylvania...just respect your family, your country, and your brothers

@mr.kyborgadam2091

3 жыл бұрын

I respect Great Hungary

@TheOnlyRealJohnson

3 жыл бұрын

easy words for someone, whos country didn't loose an nearly 1000 years old historically significant part to his neightbor. I don't give a damn about great Hungary. The Country don't need any mediterranean coast, border next to Belgrade or some landscapes in Slovakia, but Transylvania is not negotiable. This will remain a political tension ...

@ARP4D

2 жыл бұрын

@Apollo XV Never was, never will be. The Hungarians over there keep hold on their language and culture.

@ARP4D

2 жыл бұрын

​@Apollo XV It's totally different. Transylvania were part of Hungary way before you guys got it. I don't see any Romanians remained in Budapest who preserved their national language and cultural heritage since 1919.

@ARP4D

2 жыл бұрын

@Apollo XV The oldest historical data about the Szeklers comes from 1118. According to those early accounts, the Székely fought victoriously together with Czech forces alongside the troops of Hungarian King István II at Orsova. According to Dr László Erdélyi in his work The Origin of Szekelys (A székelyek eredete), it was King Andras II who united the Szekler Lands with that of the Saxons as the villages of Sebős and Daróc (populated by Szeklers) were within the Saxon territories. The territory of Szekler Land was part of the Avar Khaganate. During this early period, Avar and Slavic groups migrated into the region that is known today as Transylvania. From around 900 to 1526, the area was under the direct control of Hungary. The Szeklers presumably settled in Transylvania in the 12th century in what is today’s Bihar County (in West Romania). Nowadays though the Szekelys live in central Romania, in a beautiful region of mountains and valleys. In 1271, the Saxons of Szepös were granted by Hungarian King István V. the right to have a Saxon earl beside the authority of the king. All legal claims concerning tenancy were decided by the earl. The people could choose their priests freely, and they were to pay 300 marks for using the lands of the king. To make matters more colorful, the Kuns began migrating to the region in 1238, and brought about 200 thousand people. King Bela IV accepted this separate ethnic group who were escaping the Tartars.

Long live hungary & the hungarian spirit. Long live palinka 🍻

@philodacus5077

3 жыл бұрын

What Hungary, this is România and this songs are Romanians culture not magyars.

@denespal5235

3 жыл бұрын

@@philodacus5077 You may have stolen our territory and some Hungarian things, but our music, our culture and our Hungarians never. This music has nothing to do with Romania, and even without Hungary, Romania could not exist.

@bucurescu.

Жыл бұрын

@@denespal5235 😭😭😭😭😭😭 brother we were here long before you please calm down be thankful you didnt lose more romanian rightful land.

@davidpovara6050

Жыл бұрын

@@philodacus5077 ok i am from transilvania , a romanian but this has nothing to do with romania and we have to accept that transilvania is also hungarian and was never pure romanian , so let s find a way in which we can live in pace in transilvania , and that s why i advocate for a independent transilvania

@davidpovara6050

Жыл бұрын

@@bucurescu. 😂si cam care ar fi acel pamant

Welcome from Hungary! Székely testvérek!

@Hy-jg8ow

4 жыл бұрын

@@pufycino1431 Degenerate idiot, no Hungarian woman would even look at you creep!

@sterianburghelea6567

3 жыл бұрын

@@Hy-jg8ow actually many are even married to Romanians.

@denespal5235

3 жыл бұрын

@@pufycino1431 Welcome from Hungary! Székely testvérek!

@denespal5235

3 жыл бұрын

@@Hy-jg8ow they would look even less to a gypsy

@philodacus5077

3 жыл бұрын

This is Transilvania not Hungary, fool!

I have an old Magyar friend from Transylvania. These songs reminds them of home. Thank you.

@andreaslobodzian2499

5 жыл бұрын

I do not understand Hungarian, but really the melody of these songs are beautiful. Do these songs speak about what topics? Who is singing?

@smok3tbc719

5 жыл бұрын

Transilvania it s romania

@philodacus5077

3 жыл бұрын

@Bali Szilárd idiot!

@sch0146

3 жыл бұрын

@@philodacus5077 Who's the idiot?

@philodacus5077

3 жыл бұрын

But Transylvania is not the home of magyars and this songs are Romanians songs.

I have a several recordings of Hungarian folk music. I love to listen whether I'm keeping warm inside when there's a blizzard outside, or when I'm cooking up chicken paprikash or pork gulyas. The music here is comforting. The harmonies remind me of the warmth of a late summer sun. Whether the music is sad or joyful, it speaks to me. I just wish I knew the language! (I married into a family of Hungarian heritage, and am glad of it.)

Greetings from Vargyasi the land of my ancestors! Long live Hungarian Transylvania!

This channel makes the world a better place~ 🌱💙👍🌻

@harrypotter9050

5 жыл бұрын

I HOPE I ALWAYS SEE YOUR SMILE :)

Thank you for this music, greetings from Hungary.

This is the music of my family..... We have been in the US for over a century; still this music makes me tear up inside. I remember my grandmother singing songs like this, when I was a kid; I miss her so G-ddamn much! Elo Magyarorszag!!!!! LONG LIVE THE HUNGARIANS!!!!!!

So glad this channel exists.

I love the "old world" which has advanced in many ways further than we here in the u.s. there.but many things that we're looking for can be found in the dreams out of the past.if we have the guts to open our hearts to past written documentation,reading and seeing,not like a list of rules to adhere to,but kind of like one.(when will you be just and when will you quietly respect,or when do you see a common thread in images and dream poetry. Pictures and tapestries (photos in books) will explain the reasons for things which seem both positive and negative.but of you care about folk music like this then you are on the proper travelling boat,on the river already

@Baghuul

4 жыл бұрын

"has advanced in many ways further than we here in the u.s." Like how? Can you explain?

@codboss7092

4 жыл бұрын

@@Baghuul better healthcare i guess

Beautiful indeed🎵🎶🎼

I LOVE AND RESPECT FOLK MUSIC IT IS THE RICH LEGACY OF EACH NATION......

@marcelpodina8259

7 ай бұрын

1000 % AGREE

Fantastic!

Takes me back to my childhood going to the Hungarian dances with my mom who was a beautiful full-blooded Hungarian lady.. Kerekes/Toth Surname... The food the music it was so good. 😊 I'm so grateful that I learned all the recipes of my grandmother Elizabeth.

@marjoryrainey73

2 ай бұрын

Erzebet! I think that's Elizabeth in Hungarian.

That's amazing!

That castle looks beautiful, peace of history and art

@tabushka292

4 жыл бұрын

It's the Vajdahunyadi vár or Corvin Castle. There's also a replica castle based mostly on the Corvin Castle in Budapest called Vajdahunyad vára

@stefanbratu4347

4 жыл бұрын

Made in Romania

@timi1655

4 жыл бұрын

@@stefanbratu4347 made in Hungary by Hungarians (Transylvania was Hungary when it was built.)

@pufycino1431

4 жыл бұрын

@@timi1655 No. Matheias Corvin was half romanian. His father was romanian , his mom was Hungarian. The WORKERS who built the castle were ROMANIAN SERFS.Transilvania WAS AN AUTONOMOUS land that belonged to the HABSBURGS. Hungarians owner NOTHING in Transilvania. Everything belonged to the Austrian Kaiser.

@Hy-jg8ow

4 жыл бұрын

@@pufycino1431 Nope, when this was build Austria had nothing to do with the Hungarian Kingdom, Austria came to power after the Turkish invasion. Mathias Mother was Hungarian and he considered himself a Hungarian and was the king of the Hungary, not Romania. There were 600 years before the Habsburgs. Plus the Habsburgs were also elected as kings of Hungary and by the time of Maria Theresa Hungarians were an important and integral component of the empire, even defended the throne when she almost lost it to the Prussians. You are an envious Romanian nationalist who distorts everything in order to minimize the culture and history of Hungarians. Shame on you!

Beautiful castle!

Excellent playlist

Sounds beautiful and somber. I wish I knew what they were singing about.

@KG-ds2fj

5 жыл бұрын

I know what they saying but don't know the lyrics

@marcelpodina8259

7 ай бұрын

IT'S ABOUT LIFE AND ESPECIALLY ABOUT LOVE

Pozdrowienia z Polski ładnie śpiewacie Madziary

La Música cura cosas que la Medicina no puede.🔋🔋🔋🌹🌹

wow!

Szep muzikas!

wow

Why does everybody think that Dracula was from Transilvanya? His real life cunterpart was from Wallachia.

@gabithemagyar

Жыл бұрын

Because in Bram Stoker's novel he is a Székely from Transylvania.

chido, muy chidas estas rolitas

When most other people think of Transylvania, they think of Dracula and vampires. When I think of Transylvania, I think of Hungarians. Strange, huh? (edit: This comment is not meant to be taken as a political or nationalistic statement. It's a jokey reference to how Transylvania is portrayed in pop culture and how people only know about Transylvania through movies and stuff, while I know more about Transylvania beyond pop culture portrayals.)

@goodmustacheman9657

5 жыл бұрын

niet

@goodmustacheman9657

5 жыл бұрын

@Son of Northern Darkness no

@janaussiger4111

5 жыл бұрын

You're propably a Jobbik voter then....

@janaussiger4111

5 жыл бұрын

@John Kish chill, I was reacting to OP

@pufycino1431

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, strange. I'm Transilvania, Hungarian were only about 17percent of the entire population, according to the 1910 AustrianHungarian population census. Romanians formed the VAST MAJORITY. Another 13 percent were serbs, Ukrainians (slavs) and Jews. Official stats.

Nagyon szép ez az zene különösen a koronaidöben.

Transylvania is hungarian

Beri good

Szep haza!

Rustic. I am going to listen this while reading Dracula.

@mellowmike4183

6 жыл бұрын

Vlad Tepes was Wallachian, thus Romanian, this is Hungarian music. Transylvania is Romanian, but there is a lot of Hungarian influence, thus the music.

@elenanumaria7658

6 жыл бұрын

Zoltan Marton look at a map.

@sahararaptor7600

6 жыл бұрын

Zoltan Marton Transylvania is romanian but it was never actually romanian... Romanians migrated in the 16th-19th century. In ww1 France gived Transylvania To romania. Even if hungary had transylvania for a 1000 years (in the Habsburg times the territories were administrated with regions and in those regions transylvania & Slovakia were showed as hungaryan) Transylvania is Romanian and i'm pretty sure that it will never be hungaryan again...

@DoodleDoodle

6 жыл бұрын

Hungary #1 Beacuse Romania was separated dumbass

@paladinb7865

3 жыл бұрын

@@sahararaptor7600 well If thats the case ,wich it isnt ! Hungary gave up on this claim the moment it recognised Kosovo's independence ( Kosovo has Albanian superiority but doesn't have the historical ties to the region ) so ! Hungarian state gave up on Transilvania and focused on szeklerlerland

🧛🏻‍♂️💕👍

Nagyon szep es Palinka???

@d1427

4 жыл бұрын

Palinka es Juliska; palinka first...

At this point I feel like a big fight could suddenly pop out of nowhere in this comment section. So let me clarify this. I, a Romanian from Arad, Transylvania, right at the border with Hungary, who speaks no Hungarian at all, have nothing against Hungarians at all. People keep arguing, saying that Transylvania belongs to Romania or Hungary. Here, let me teach you a little History. After the Romans left Dacia, the free Dacians and Slavs came over and mixed with the romanized Daco-Romans. The result is the Romanian folk. At the same time, on the other part of the world, around the borders of today Kazakhstan, the Hungarians were migrating towards Europe. On their way, the had assimilated the Secuis (I have no idea how they’re called in English). So they came over in today Hungary and then colonized Transylvanian Romanians with Secui and Sași. Because the Romanians were so split up and weak, the Hungarians unified Transylvania and passed it under the Hungarian crown. Sure, Romanians did not give up without a fight, but did not win either way. The Hungarians then tried conquering Valachia and Moldova as well, but the Romanians got their independence through battle. So, returning to Transylvania, Romanians and Hungarians have always co-existed, both having equal rights here. Romanians were first, but Hungarians made them a country. This is a land of 2 folks, not even related. So I respect every Hungarian. If you are rude, I won’t treat you otherwise. But I would do the same to my fellow Romanians. In my eyes, we are both humans, after all.

@Dave-sl2nf

2 ай бұрын

That is a nice way of seeing it, and of course mutual respect and peaceful co-existence should be the base line. My perspective is as a Hungarian who lived in Transylvania for many years, so I can only speak of the way I see it, but welcome your perspective as the truth is often somewhere in between. Goes without saying only way forward is to fully acknowledge each others objective history and tragedies; that includes Trianon, the way Hungarians badly treated Romanians, Avram Iancu who is considered a Romanian national hero but killed 1000's of Hungarians, the Maniu Garda who killed Szeklersz with brutal beheadings and live burials.. The way the Daco Romanian continuity theory was used to justify landgrabs which is just as absurd if the Greek would want border modifications based on Alexander the Greats conquests 1000's of years ago, with the difference that they at least have a direct connection. Even Hungarian majority territories, as Oradea which where > 90% Hungarian in the time of the Empire, in fact most bigger towns as Cluj where Hungarian majority up until the 1950's. The way Romania celebrates this even today, with military parades. One would be very hard pressed to deny the the ethnic cleansing and engineering that took place to increase the Romanian population and decrease the Hungarian after the treaty. Parts of towns where bulldozed in, and Romanians from old Romania / Muntenia moved in. So using a narrative to say we where here first and slap the Napoca onto Cluj, appropriate and rename Hungarian history and even kings. Deny that most of, if not all infrastructure, castles and towns where built by the Hungarians and Saxons with centuries of Hungarian history. Even today I find that when talking to Romanian people the silencing and denial the Hungarian history and the > 1000 year old Hungarian Kingdom; Hunyadi Castle is a great example, or so is Bran, the King Matthias Rex, the Kerc Monastery , or any old buildings and architecture. As if the Hungarians where a minority during all this time in Transylvania and Romanians the majority. As if the Hungarians where like the European Colonizers of America and Romanians the native Indians. There is a lot to say but will stop here to hear your perspective.

@topazbutterfly1853

2 ай бұрын

@@Dave-sl2nf Yes, Romanians do have a perspective on this as well. I once again kindly ask of you and everybody here to show respect and maturity in this discussion. I can talk about my home city, Arad. Yes, in 1918 the population of Arad was over 80% Hungarian. However, the surrounding rural settlements, like my grandma’s village on the Miersch Valley, Bârzava, were mostly inhabited by Romanians. The principle applied at the Treaty from Paris in 1918 was that each country should have its nation and each nation should have its united country. The problem was that you couldn’t just take the villages around the cities and leave Arad, Timișoara / Temesvár, Cluj / Kolozsvár and so on surrounded by a foreign country. About the discrimination, we’ve also had our part. For centuries, the Romanians were considered a “tolerated people” withing the Hungarian Kingdom, later on the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the Habsburgic Empire. The authorities would look down on you if you were Romanian and couldn’t speak Hungarian. You were not allowed to do superior studies if you were Orthodox, hence the fact that most early Romanian cultural figures were Greco-Catholic. But I cannot argue that Romanians haven’t been displeasing to the Hungarians since the Union. My parents have told me about the famous remark that Vadim Tudor, at that time a candidate for becoming the president, made about the Hungarians: that once president, he would take a gun and shoot all the Hungarians in the street. For those wondering, no, Vadim Tudor did not become the president of Romania ever. I’ve also travelled to Băile Tușnad / Tusnádfürdő and Sfântu Gheorghe / Sepsiszentgyőrgy, in Covasna and Harghita counties. People there, especially the younger generations, do not understand Romanian on a basic level. Everything is in Hungarian there: the signs, the TV channels, the newspapers and books, everything! They study all subjects in Hungarian, except Romanian, which they are supposed to learn by studying it three to five hours a week and not hearing it outside of this class. It’s not their fault for this. But I’ve also heard stories from my Geography teacher about what is being said to the Hungarian children there about the Romanians. He went once in some of these Székely areas for a Geography competition held there. The Hungarian kids asked him where he was from, and when he said Arad, they immediately asked in awe if the Romanians did not break his car tires. Apparently, this is what they say about Romanians to them in school: Do not leave Ținutul Secuiesc, because the Romanians will break your tires. So how do you expect these brain-washed children to have any sense of respect towards Romania and want to learn the language? Overall, I think these issues are simply childish and we, as civilised European countries, should try to get along and overcome these stupid fits.

@Dave-sl2nf

2 ай бұрын

@@topazbutterfly1853 We are 100 % on the same page when it comes to mutual respect and maturity, and it is good to hear the Romanian perspectives next to Hungarian perspectives. I am on the side that we need to see and not forget history but do so from both perspectives. Both of our people have a lot to be proud of and also to be ashamed of and stuff we need to face, not try to deny or erase the other. I think that approach is healing and the best way forward. It is saddening to see one sided hate and ignorant comments from both sides in forums like this, hopefully people will mature as you said out of it.

@porphyry17

16 күн бұрын

​@@Dave-sl2nfthe daco-roman continuity is a fact. the only ones that reject this are the Hungarian "historians"(i have watched just a few days ago a 48 minute long interview with Visy Zsolt. the dude actually claimed "we are the only ones that call italians ". he does not even know about the polish włochyn or how vlach, welsh, waloon, wallachen came to be. and his other points were garbage. also the wikipedia pages "olahok" and "roman eredete" are complete jokes) and those English-American "historians" that were bribed in the past century. because you guys have an obsession with propaganda. when Apponnyi said at Trianon in 1920 that we are an "ungovernable nation" do you think we liked it?(also, the guy was slovak) or when Kossuth went back on his "Hungarians and the other ethnics are equal" and "serfdom will definetly be abolished." proclamation? Bălcescu even met with Kossuth in 1849 and he called him a demagogue, which he was, he too was slovak pretending to be something else. you claim Bethlen the Czech. Petofi the serb. Hunyadi the Romanian, even Matia's court historian(Bonfini) calls him a vlach, a descendant of a Roman colonist in the area. they felt a greater attachment to Hungary than to their native roots? yeah, Napoleon too was Corsican-Tuscan-Genoan but he wanted to be burried in/around Paris, France. that does not change the fact. you want to find "loopholes" using some chronicles(while rejecting others) which turn you into this "holy and mighty Hungarian" that loses his land to the "evil, lazy, thief, and fake szorostalpu from Illyria". boooo the forces of eviiiiiil are at plaaaaay. what a bunch of... no wonder you lost your kingdom. the reasoning is flawed in general. the nomad calls the native "nomad!". you dream of some border on a mountain range. why on my Carpathians? you guys started in the Urals and are already quite friendly to Russia. seems like a good team.

Why is everyone arguing about it being Romania or Hungary? This isn't what the video is about. It's about music Hungarian people made in Transylvania. There was no mention of Transylvania belonging to one country or another. Please stop 😅

@moreketamineimustfind5916

2 жыл бұрын

Its romanians triggered by the fact that the hungarians in transylvania dont want to assimilate

Nice songs! Where is this beautiful castle? What is it's name? Greetings from France! ;)

@georgeparlog4385

7 жыл бұрын

Lardon2 the castle is in Hunedoara, Romania and it is called Castelul Corvinilor (en: Corvin Castle)

@Lardon2

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@corneliagluck7902

7 жыл бұрын

Actually it is called the Matyas Kastely,, and was the castle of the infamous "DRACULA"......and was built the Hungarians.....just the romanians like to pretend their's just as the so called made up "palestinians"

@georgeparlog4385

7 жыл бұрын

Cornelia Gluck nobody is trying to pretend anything around here. Lardon2 asked about the location and name of the castle so I answered. Your comment is completly out of relevance, it may only confuse him though. If he goes to Romania and asks about matyas kastely there's a big chance he won't find it as nobody will be able to guide him, not even google maps. so keep your benevolent comments and personal frustrations to yourself

@thecronethecrone241

7 жыл бұрын

It never belong to Dracula that is to Vlad Tepes and wasn't called "Mátyás Kastély". Don't mix up things... Nevertheless it was built by workers whose exact ethnicity nobody took care to record. Maybe they were german or italienish masons. Anyway it belonged to Hunyadi family for a while which defined itself as part of the aristocracy of the Hungarian Kingdom and gave one of its greatest kings. And the area belonged to the Hungarian Kingdom for a long time. Now it belongs to Romania. Ethnicity... Hungarian language is Finno-Ugrian, but our genes are the same as the Slavic/German people around... I'm sick of nationalism. Someone built it. It is there. It is beautiful. That's all. All the nations stole something somewhen. Best to forget about the whole thing and speak about the present and future. Down with the borders!

Only Hungary 🇭🇺🙋

This castle is very beautiful. Where exactly is it?

@mauriciogonzalez3334

2 жыл бұрын

That’s Corvins’ Castle (Hunyadi Castle) in Hunedoara, Romania

These songs sound familiar. I wonder how the hungarian songs from Hungary sound. I hope they sound white more than anything.

What is this castle?

@DoodleDoodle

6 жыл бұрын

Amadeus This is the Corvin castle located in Romania transylvsnia

@KG-ds2fj

5 жыл бұрын

It's the Corvin castle in Transylvania.Its called Hunyadi castle

@hisztoricsenol9551

4 жыл бұрын

Vajdahunyad castle

Románia nem létezik. Gondoltam érdekelhet ez a kis fun fact

@g0blin11

Жыл бұрын

Least extremist hungarian😂

I thought Transylvania was only existing in tales…

@Bemese

6 жыл бұрын

Nope. It's as real as it can get. :)

@ancapirvutoiu5302

6 жыл бұрын

Sean M wow you re dumb af

@sahararaptor7600

6 жыл бұрын

Anca Pirvutoiu He's american

@d1427

4 жыл бұрын

@@unom9405 prost

@d1427

4 жыл бұрын

@@ancapirvutoiu5302 well, you are dumber with your smug response... Einstein...

Transylvania is Hungary 💜

@liamp1379

6 жыл бұрын

Stupid Shqiptar it isn't

@bencekovacs4765

5 жыл бұрын

Transylvania is a multinacional area. Hungarians, Armenians, Romanians, Germans and Jews. But I'm Hungarian and Thank You Albanian Brother! Faleminderit Shqiperise!

@unom9405

5 жыл бұрын

no

@bencekovacs4765

5 жыл бұрын

kristian rikardsen XD

@entityflex

5 жыл бұрын

Transilvania is Germany That's the truth

When the Dracula ambience is just right.

@juhaszsandor3851

7 жыл бұрын

good looking, after the Roman invásion this was a Spartan, " Dragon slayer"

I thought Transylvania was in Romania... O.o

@adyadrian1967

7 жыл бұрын

Strong population, realy man?:)))) 8%population of transylvania is hungarain

@adyadrian1967

7 жыл бұрын

i am not hungarian

@LlamaQueen_78

7 жыл бұрын

Ma Jonsson Transylvania is in today's Romania

@franfran4167

7 жыл бұрын

Transylvania has history with Hungary as they are the closest to Hungary and lots of huns r there

@adyadrian1967

7 жыл бұрын

a lot of huns? man you are kidding me, i am from Transulvanya and at my school is like 7-8 hungarians and we romanians are 100

Looks like the Hogwarts of Romania

vampire music