they are brother's and their last name is hürel. So band name is 3 hürel :D Song name is: lover's cry. Song is about: guy try to get love and eventually get be in love and realized being in love also include learning to cry. Band has old nomadic anatolian culture added the early 70's psycodelic music vibe. Glad you like it.
Second part of the song is insane! It's pure Anatolian! Because 3 Hürel they sing also for wedding ceremonies. This part is only for cheering the people up.
3 Hürel. The story of a legend Three brothers who believe in the power of creativity ... Onur, Haldun, Feridun Hürel ... In short, 3 Hürel ... In their early youth, they embarked on a journey full of incredible adventures, driven by the fire of art that fell like an ember into the nooks hidden in their hearts. Art was their reason for life, their perspective on life. They could convey and share their emotions in the best way, only through art ... No other word was needed. They grappled with obstacles, poverty and despair in the maze of the music world that attracted them like a magnet. They were alone in their adventures… They produced music with their attitudes abstracted from the familiar jargon of the market, only on the compass of their own emotions. They imitated nobody, nothing. They never compromised their principles. They studied in different branches of art and worked not only in music but also in other forms of expression of art. They focused more on the creativity and philosophy of art rather than the skill and mathematical dimension. Despite the generations that were raised with the words "Making inventions out of nowhere", "Bringing new traditions to the old village", they have always been inventors ... They created a brand new and unique "voice". They were fed by the uniquely rich resources of Anatolia. They made researches, experiments, syntheses. They invented new instruments. They became the creators of the first real band music in Turkey ... They won many awards, including Turkey's first golden LP award. Consecutively the best group was chosen by various organizations. They made lasting, immortal melodies. With her songs looking at life through a gray, slightly pessimistic window; who regard sadness as an indispensable form of expression, a little sad, a little bitter, a little resentful, a little bit angry, but necessarily hung in the souls of the real music lovers who have a very small filter in their ears ... They did not come under every stone. They did not show up in places as soon as possible. in the words of the day, they were not "mediatic". They have always protected their names and images. They have remained somewhat hidden in their art life for 40 years and always mysterious in their private lives ...
These three guys are brothers actually. It should be pointed out that the singer, is the youngest man, is playing a special instrument, a turkish special instrument, baglama and a guitar combo, together in the same chassis. The name is not three lovers but three free hands. (Free in the meaning of freedom). "Free Hands" is their family name at the same time. Song name means “Lovers are criers”
@@ae-ke3eu Calling BS with nothing to back it up is the ultimate BS. That's what the surname means in Turkish. Patriotic surnames were in vogue in the Black Sea region, where the Hürels hail from. But of course, you know jack shit about this and being the ultimate ignoramus, you couldn't stop commenting and broadcast this truth about you. Sad.
Hürel= Hüril/Hüryurt/hürvatan Hürel has nothing to do with "hand". Hürel means freeland. Free homeland. El-il in Turkic means what a nomad (seminomadic by then, though) considers homeland. Now we use the word "Yurt" in Turkey Turkish for it but actually yurt is some kind of tent in Turkic languages. We also use otag/chadir to mean that.
The name of the group: Üç Hür-El (Three free hands) - Sevenler ağlarmış (Lovers Cry, song's name) I'm 22 and love u bro, you're so congenial. Keep going on what you do. Hope we'll hanging out in Canada some day. Peace!
Erkin Koray - Akrebin Gözleri I love the guitar part, which reminds me of old rock songs and their solos. I'd give it a shot if I were you, so I'm suggesting it.
Hi Rob, Founding father of Turkish Rock & Roll Music is ERKIN KORAY and we call him ERKIN BABA (Father Erkin) Hope you check it out his music more and more Cheers
Rob, probably I will record a video one day answering your all little questions you have asked in your videos about Anatolian rock. There are lots of little details making a huge story about love, pain, cruel rulers, ordinary men revolting against rulers, historical changes... You point out some very interesting details tüme to time, I wonder what you would feel when you grab the general concept of Anatolian rock. By the way, I request another iconic band of Anatolian Rock, Moğollar (Mongols) and their a bit out of the context song Düm Tek. m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L4A-JIiOrQY.html
If you want to dive into the Anatolian rock ocean, you should definitely check out the anatolian rock revival project channel. Also there are translations of all songs there
