Για ψαστω αν νιώθεις έτσι μπορεί και να είσαι όταν ακούς αυτά τα τραγούδια σε διαπερνά ένα ηλεκτρικό ρεύμα ένα ριγγος στο κορμί σου ένα άγγιγμα καρδιάς που ξέρεις;
Έτσι είναι, ρίγος, καί ανατριχιλα, σέ όλο τό είναι σού, καί ας μήν ξέρεις ποντιακά αισθάνεσαι, νιώθεις, καί καταλαβαίνεις τήν κάθε πονεμένη λέξει, γιατί μιλάνε απευθείας στην καρδιά, και γίνεσαι ένα με αυτά,
Yunan müziği bana güzel şeyler hissettiriyor, biz düşman olamayız. Kıyamete kadar dost kalmalıyız. Anlaşamadığımız şeyleri kenara koyalım hangi konularda anlaşabiliriz onları konuşalım.
Well why don’t you tell that homosexual Turkish singer who who got on Turkish RU-vid singing a Turkish song says. I hope you Greeks all all die from covet 19. He had 6 Turks be behind him singing the song as well
Traditional Greek music Song title: Forty Red Apples (Σεράντα Μήλα Κόκκινα) Singer is Melina Aslanidou (Μελίνα Ασλανίδου) Also singing in Ancient Greek are Kostas & Matheos Tsachouridis (Κωνσταντίνος & Ματθαίος Τσαχουρίδης) On the Pontian Lyra is Matheos Tsachouridis (Ματθαίος Τσαχουρίδης) The dance name is OMAL, from the Greek word 'Omalo' or 'Omalos', meaning smooth or gentle.
The region was called Pontus from its inception (a few thousand years ago-think of Jason and the Argonauts) to about 1460 AD, currently, it is called Karadeniz (Turkey) as its northern region to the black sea. Inhabited for the most part by Greeks and other mixtures such as Persians and Armenians. A small minority of Jews were established there as well, this is evidence in the Acts of the Apostles during the Pentecost where it was documented Pontic Jews arrived in Jerusalem for the festivities. The modern population is without any doubt direct dependents of all these peoples calling themselves "Turks". Some of them, especially in isolated regions, are still speaking this Archaic Greek Pontic Dialect which is locally called Romeika (Roman) keeping some faint connection to the glorious past. Persecution and forced Islamization followed for several centuries. The top event was the elimination of all Christian populations (Armenians, Greeks, and Assyrians) "known as the population exchange" that started in 1914 and completed in 1922. More than half of the area's total population was eradicated aided by the Germans (Prussians) as the first genocide of the 20th century. The Jewish extermination during the second world war took the lessons learned from all these events.
@@Selami432 Coğrafyaların müziği vardır, milletlerin değil, sen git karanlık bağnaz kin dolu sayfalarda oyalan, neyin ne olduğunu iyi bilirim. Saf olmak iyidir.kin ve nefret dolu beyninle karanlık mahfillerde debelen hadı kış kış sana
