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That music is born in the Rodhopi Mountains in Bulgaria, the birth place of Orpheus/

@petgeo66

19 күн бұрын

А бе, хора не показвайте, колко не знаете за собствения си фолклор! Тази песен е от етнографска област Тракия!

This is a song writen for Hristo Prodanov he was Bulgarian mountaineer. He was the first Bulgarian to climb mount Everest in 1984 doing it via the most difficult way-the West Ridge-as well as alone and without oxygen. He died on his way back to base camp. The original song is by Stefka Sabotinova.

@o6ina

8 ай бұрын

Wrong. This is a folklore song from West Thrace. Stefka Sabatinova learned it from her grandmother and it was in her repertoire.

@AceOfBaseFan

Ай бұрын

No, it’s not. The song is traditional centuries old Thracian song.

@pavelpenkov8085

11 күн бұрын

Bro, Prodanov died on Everest 50+ years ago. This song has nothing to do with him! This song is old as f*ck. The mentioned mountain is not Everest :)

Me too i love this sound .super powerful ...takes you too a magical place yet so very moving ... got chills ...this was absolutely beautiful ...thanku for sharing..my goodness... .been to Morocco ... most delicious food . Lots of different experiences ..one that sticks to me is a village all in tin huts ..no electricity no running water ..shared pump in street yet they had the biggest smiles .never forget those smiles ..beautiful i loved this thanku special lovely ones big hugs to you both much love an God bless always from Cyprus x

Fil, yes, lovely. Love the vocal. Beautiful lyrics, beautiful soundtrack. yeah, wow! #QcumberSquad #Stellamara - Fil, I'm off back to the study.

What a story about your stepmother. To lose both parents at such a young age and to find her own mother dead after suicide is horrible. You need to be very tough to handle those things. Thanks for telling us this story and how you learned to appreciate music from all over the world. I was hoping that this song would be your cup of tea. It's the type of spiritual music that touches your soul. The song itself can be interpreted as a metaphor for the obstacles (the mountain) that stand between us and our loved ones and the hardships we go through to be with them. The title was online translated as "The Mountain approached", but maybe we have some Bulgarians here who can tell if this is the correct translation.

@skokondrela77

8 ай бұрын

The correct translation is The mountain collapsed. This is a song sung at funerals by female mourners. The soul through the song understands, that the body is dead and must leave it. The song talks about the power of a mother's love. And the sad truth that no one in this world will love you more than your mother loves you.😉

@simeonsimeonov5205

7 ай бұрын

Well, the meaning is 'the Mountain has closed its paths' so She doesn't allow them to save themselves and reach their families. One has a mother the other has bride that are waiting for them. Not Arabic though much much older anyway

Bulgarian folklore is most rich in the world.in national library keeped more of 240000 folk songs.try. Dj89.neli andreeva .mariya dimitrova.nusha choir.philip koutev choir isihia.irfan.choir angelite .trio bulgarka.eva guartet.petia paneva and many many moore.

You are not ready for this song..

I am Bulgarian and I credit my extensive love for our folk music for my ability to connect with and deeply appreciate Middle Eastern and North African music. Even though it's different you're right that there are some similarities that provide a connection. Something makes it feel familiar on another level. If you want to hear another amazing song but accompanied by traditional instruments and one of the greatest Bulgarian vocalists, check out Oi, Yano by Nadka Karadjova. It'll have the red album cover with the people on it and a woman in front holding a red flower. You'll also hear a traditional double flute in it - dvoyanka.

@alanpotter8680

5 ай бұрын

Greek-Bulgarian here. Musically, the song has a lot more to do with Asian than with African folk sound, be it Northern or otherwise. Think Tibetan sounds, throat singing and so on. Even south-east Asian ancient music is closer related to Bulgarian folk sound and especially our usage of scales, than anything else, even Greek.

Step up 4, the museum scene. That song is a remix of this one

@krasimirdimitrov7063

8 ай бұрын

It is in the movie soundtrack. You are right about that, however the movie soundtrack is a remix and the he reacted on is a cover version. The original song has many covers and remixes

Your pronunciation is not bad! This song makes my mum cry

This is a Bulgarian song made for the honor of the climber Hristo Prodanov who died on returning from the mount Everest after he conquered the top without oxygen tanks...may he rest in peace !!! MAGNIFICENT SONG !!! You should whatch the original version which is made by Stefka Sabotinova...there is also a voice moments of which they called him on the radio...telling him to stay awake...and that the help is comming... its such a sad story ...when i liscen to this song my soul and my body trembles...

@alanpotter8680

5 ай бұрын

Someone already mentioned that this is NOT Stefka's song. She only made it popular, that is all (and not without the help of foreign music producers and record labels, which put Sabotinova on the map). The song precedes the birth of Stefka Sabotinova and is not about Hristo Prodanov. The then regime in Bulgaria had no interest in promoting the Bulgarian music to the West, let alone invest money in professional recordings. We have yet to see the full cycle of Vladigerov's concertos recorded in modern times, by Bulgarian artists. And those are big. Prokofiev big.

@milengiudjenoff8199

2 ай бұрын

Изключителна глупост е да кажеш, че "Притури се планината" е писана за Христо Проданов! Още по-голяма глупост е да напишеш, че оригинала на Стефка Съботинова включва радио предаването от слизането на Христо проданов от Еверест, това е римейк на Слави Трифонов, няма нищо общо с оригинала на песента, най-малкото е с различна тоналност! This is bulgarian folklore song from Thrace and it's not written for Hristo Prodanov!

@AceOfBaseFan

Ай бұрын

Not true, it’s centuries old Thracian song.

Can you react to another Bulgarian folk song by Valya Balkanska called izlei je delyo haiduitn

Its not the original

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It's not Arab. It's Bulgarian. The feeling of Arabic comes from being with a violin. There are many versions, this here is a rework. There are many versions of this. Here's the same, but more modernized.kzread.info/dash/bejne/gpONmcObo9Oyg6Q.html , kzread.info/dash/bejne/qYVtpM2idKjZd9o.html , kzread.info/dash/bejne/g3lozsVmepWpptY.html

wait, the woman who sings is not Bulgarian, right?

@user-dr6zh9dt6t

5 ай бұрын

Everything you heard is from deep mountains in Bulgaria and it’s a song for the power of the Bulgarian Voices

@esterzach

4 ай бұрын

Nope, she is not. I was wondering about the same because the pronunciation is really good, near perfect, but then she is pronouncing soft L in planinata, which is only a thing in several Bulgarian words, but not in this one. In almost every word the "l" is hard. She does the opoosite the word Любе(liube) with firm L. I google them. She is of Serbian and Hungarian descent.

Bro bg folk is all about pain, no hapiness here.

@boyanasenov395

4 ай бұрын

This is not true. There are a thousand times more happy songs than sad songs

Shaman “show must go on “ WOW!!!!!