Extremely cheerful songs and music , due the lovely nature of greeks and to delightful bouzoukis . In Iraq , we have oud but it is similar to bouzouki .
Բարևներ Հայաստանից դեպի Հունաստան։Դուք, Հույներ շատ հոյակապ ազգ եք, ԿԵՑՑԵՔ։ Միշտ հետևելով ՁԵԶ, լսելով ՁԵՐ հոյակապ կատարումները, անընդհատ հիշում եմ ծնողներիս, մայրս ծնվել է այդ չքնաղ երկրում և շատ է պատմել Հունաստանի մասին։
Yes, my Yaya used to tell me about where she was born in Volos, up in the north country. I loved it when I walked through the mountains. Following in her footsteps and the most amazing thing was all her neighbors still remembered her, and they all still lived in the same homes! And she had been living in the US for 30 years, so that is just amazing.
I'm so proud of my greek heritage, especially after watching this wonderful show of the beauty and passion of greek music. My favourite sound ever is a bouzouki
@@jumpgrey4883 This Show is at least 15 years ago. And you gave very funny interpretations about Crisis. That is to say, what, not to enjoy our life and close ourselves in the House as you do. Very funny
As an American of Greek descent, I appreciate the opportunity to enjoy the music of my "patrida". It gives me great entertainment here at home. Many thanks for your presentation. Keep it coming!
BEAUTIFUL VIDEO XXXXX I cried through the whole show. it brought memories during my childhood and reminds me of my family. thank you , thank you . for putting this show up , LOVED IT
Great compilation, I really enjoy it. Could somenone give me the names of the songs, please. I have found some of them, but I can`t find the other and would be very thankful, if someone help me. Have a grat time, listening to this wonderful music!
MrKokito86 It is so hard to translate all these song’s.basic love song’s Mostly old laika!About woman and man loving and breaking up However there’s one of Margaritis song that every greek knows very well It’s call (Keli trianta tria)korydalos It’s one of his best.Good Luck .I hope i was helpful
@@parthenaignatiadis4278 Thank you! I actually have Greek speaking colleague who translated it for me. ;) And I also know "Sto keli 33" and "Dromi tou pouthena" :)
