"Otyken" - музыкальная группа коренных народов Сибири, которая смешивает элементы современной поп-музыки с местной народной музыкой, используя традиционные инструменты, тексты песен и языки. "Otyken" - слово на чулымском языке, в переводе на русский означающее "священное место силы; место, где воины складывали оружие". Этническая музыкальная группа "Otyken" состоит из разных представителей малочисленных народов Сибири: чулымцев, кетов, селькупов, хакасов и долган. Их основной стиль - это соединение разных музыкальных жанров со звуком этнических инструментов и горлового пения. Такую музыку называют World Music. Треки выходят на чулымском, хакасском, долганском и русском языках. Участники группы играют как на аутентичных и редких инструментах - варгане, икили, хомысе, - так и на барабанах, бас-гитаре, клавишных и саксофоне. Горловое пение нередко сочетают с речитативом. Большую часть своих клипов группа снимает на природе: в лесу, на замерзшей реке, на вершинах гор
Haha...it's both funny/awesome watching reviewers have the same astounded reaction to this masterpiece as I felt on my first viewing. What an experience. Naturally, repeated viewing reveals additional nuance and texture - Otiken singer's smile/expression to the the 4th wall (viewers) at the end is brilliant yet debatable. What is truly incredible is how complete it all is in blowing away hoped for production values such ease. From pre-production, location, cinematography, editing, and post-prod thru to costumes, choreo, the damn magnificent music, makeup, incredible unearthly voices and musicianship - all profoundly centred around celebrating rich and ancient cultures whilst simultaneously kicking down the door of contemporay beats in delightfully surprising ways... In other words, fuxking brilliant. Some have been inspired to investigate the deeper messages hidden in the lyrics, educating many of us on the way. For me, this triggered a deep dive into both artists, and as such I unreservedly recommend Phenomenon official mv by Otyken (Siberian girls) then Xanadu and Bitfrost for more throaty stuff from Ummet Ozcan. Peace and love to all 💙🙏
I too am a South African. Grew up in Natal near to The boarder of Mozambque. Grew up on a farm. Like you said, sitting around a camp fir listening to Traditional songs and stories. I left back in the 70's and joined the British army.
You should check out The Hu Band "Wolf Totem" from Mongolia. Or try some Heilung.😂 There is a huge number these Folk bands that mix indigenous or historical music vibes with ancient and modern instruments and genres. If you are interested, I would happily supply a list of names to try out. 🥰🥰Best wishes from a Canadian Dear🇨🇦
The Chulym language was considered to belong to the Siberian Turkic group of Turkic languages that also includes Khakas, Shor and Saryg-Yughur languages.[citation needed] Nogorodov, et al. argue that Chulym is of Kipchak origins, based on the Leipzig-Jakarta list. This comparison shows that 87 of the 100 items match the Kipchak items, whereas only 67 are cognate to Oghuz Turkic.
I may not be able to pronounce the title, but I can appreciate the video! LT, have you ever heard any "Dead Can Dance?" They're an amazing group (the male singer reminds me of Jim Morrison sometimes) but not really well known. You should check them out. Particularly the "Into The Labyrinth" album. This reminds me a little bit of that. So awesome!
Very well done the choreography, the editing, the contrast between the two singers, the dimensional shifting, as the harmonies bring resonance to the heart. Great job. Yes this band opens up realms to other different dimensions in a resonance of a flow that generates a positive lift of the spirit. As we move forward on the timeline warriors of light in all forms, in all the arts, in all the earth rise with song and dance lyrics to enhance, to meet the challenge as the veil is removed between realms to bring joy as a most powerful weapon against darkness that threatens all the tribes of humanity in the last days cycle of the circle of time. In Ancient Atlantis sound vibrations, with crystals were used for prayer, meditation, healing, time dialation and cutting of megalithic structures and stones, by a device called a Resonator. The Remnant 😇 January 6th 2024
This song is in the Chulym language. It is the language of one of the indigenous peoples of Siberia. It is one of more than 140 languages of the peoples living in the Russian Federation. They are also all naturally united by the Russian language, but at the same time these peoples preserve their ancient culture and traditions and languages. We can say that these are like Russian Siberian Indians.
Artists from two Turkic tribes met here to make turkic music with old Turkic instruments. I am Turkish and understand everything that Ummet Özcan sings (he sings about ancient deities from Turkic mythology). I also understand some words that Otyken members sing, such as “dağlar” (mountains), even though both tribes have become geographically distant from each other over time.Their languages, which have the same origin, have also developed independently of one another. But the instruments that are played here are known to all Turkic peoples, such as the "ikili" which refers to the number 2 (iki in Türkiye) (the instrument has 2 strings). The Turkish Bağlama/Saz is similar to the ikili but has many more strings. The area around the Altay Mountains is the original home of many Turkic tribes and Otyken (Ötüken) the legendary first capital of all Turks. Here are the names of some goddess and gods Özcan sings about Tengri = Sky god. He is the creator of everything. Tengri was the main god of the Turkic pantheon who controlled the Celestial sphere. Kayra or Kaira = Supreme God of the Universe Adaghan = Mountain God. Ülgen or Ulgen = God of goodness. Kayra's son. Mergen = God of wisdom. Kayra's son. Kyzaghan/Kızagan = God of war of the Umay = Goddess of fertility. She is also the goddess of virginity and therefore relates to women, mothers and children. Kuara = God of Thunder Kubai/Kübey = Goddess of birth and children. It protects women who give birth. She gives soul to children. Koyash/Kuyaş = Sun God. Koyash is the son of Sky Tengri and the Earth Goddess. Ak Ana = (Ak means White) Goddess of Creation. She is the primitive creator-goddess of the Turkish people. She is known as the goddess of water. Ay Ata = God of the Moon. Gun Ana/Gün Ana = Goddess of the Sun. Yel Ana = Goddess of Wind
Otuken - in the Chulym language - is a sacred place. There was no Turkey at that time, and there were no Turks. In place of today's Turkey was Byzantium
@@Зауральскиебудни I know what Otygen means, for all turkic tribes is Ötüken sacred place, it's our first capitol, where we all come from. Did I said, that there was Türkiye at that time? The turkic Oğuz tribes moved later to Anatolia and by the way, we are talking about thousands of years ago, at that time there were neither Romans nor Greeks in the area of today's Turkey, but rather the indigenous peoples of Anatolia. In any case, the peninsula had been visited and inhabited by peoples from Asia and the Middle East long before the Romans. After all, the Asian tribes were nomads and they moved everywhere on the continent, including Anatolia. The people were already there long before Anatolia was officially conquered through wars by the Seljuks, also Turkic. It's also logical, because geographically these places are neighbors; people don't have to come from Rome, Europe and across the sea like the Romans did to conquer and occupy the areas.
@@ElanurMH The city of Otuken has never existed. This is a fairy tale, a myth. Ötüken or Ötükan are the names of a place in Central Asia, on the territory of modern Mongolia. The Mongols were a nomadic people and did not build cities ...)))
@@ЗауральскиебудниTurkic and Mongolian tribes shared the same geography, lived together or fought each other. Sometimes the Turkic rulers were also their khans or vice versa. Even under Mongol rule, their elite soldiers came from turkic tribes. Building largely on the different languages,five ethnic groups are identified as dominating the Mongolian steppe areas in the decades before Genghis Khan: Naimans, Keraites, Merkites, Tatars and Mongols, with the Merkites and Mongols speaking Mongolian and the Tatars speaking a Turkic language and the Naimans and Keraites are classified as Turkic peoples. These five groups were often involved in conflicts with each other and among themselves. The Mongols only rose permanently under the leadership of Genghis Khan (1155/1162-1227), who managed to unify again in 1190 and who also subjugated the other steppe peoples by 1204. Unlike Kabul Khan before him, this time he gave the united equestrian people a state structure. In his army - regardless of clans - every warrior was assigned to a Tümen ("ten thousand"). This policy was continued with the soldiers later incorporated into the Mongol army, which contributed significantly to its effectiveness and scalability. He also gave his empire a uniform script and law (Jassa). To establish central authority, he founded the new capital Karakorum. His son Ögedei built a postal and communication system (Örtöö or Yam), which was also used and expanded by his successors. Under him and his successors, the Mongols/Turks were able to build the largest land empire in history with a size of 26,000,000 km², in which 100 million people lived. At the height of their power, they ruled the empires of China, Korea, Khorasan (now part of Afghanistan and Iran), Persia, Georgia, Armenia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Russia and the lands in between. As the Mongols saw themselves, their empire extended far north into the arctic regions of northern Russia. If this consideration is taken into account when calculating the size of the empire, the total area expands significantly, so that the size of the Mongolian Empire may have exceeded that of the British Empire in terms of area. By the way, the Turkish army still uses this division from that time for example Tümen = ten thousand is still used in Turkish Army and the law is still called Yasa (Jassa) in Turkish. This also shows that the military and legislation are based on the tradition of the Turkish tribes and that the Mongol rulers were often of Turkish origin. There are 16 stars depicted on the presidential flag of Türkiye each denoting a founded kingdom/empire of the turkic tribes, starting from 204 BC (The Great Hun Empire) to 1299 (The Ottoman Empire). The Mongols and Turkic peoples built the largest empire in the world and you say they had no cities? 😅 Karakorum (Karakum in Turkish) was not a city? Ötüken was the name of a forested and mountainous landscape in Central Asia that was revered as sacred and had mythical significance by the early Turkic tribes. That means Ötüken is not a city in the modern sense, but an area that is sacred to us. According to tradition, people sacrificed to the gods or made important decisions here. The rule over this sacred landscape served the Turkish Khaghans as a legitimation of their rule. The Tonyukuk inscription, the oldest of the Turkish Orkhon inscriptions, locates Ötüken between the Tian Shan and the Orkhon Basin. After the Islamization of the Turks, the landscape lost its religious significance. Mahmud al-Kashghari described Ötüken in his Diwān Lughāt at-Turk as an area in the Tatar deserts near the Uighurs. However, in the attached map he located it near the headwaters of the Irtysh. In the 13th century, Ötüken appeared in the form Ätügän or Itügän as the name of an earth and fertility goddess among the Mongols. Mythology or not (although every mythology has a true background), Ötüken is part of the common history of many turkic tribes. This Syberian group is not called Otyken for nothing. Additional: The Orkhon Inscriptions are several grave and memorial inscriptions carved in stone on the Orkhon River in Mongolia. They are written in Old Turkish runes. The steles with the inscriptions are each part of a monumental memorial complex in memory of famous deceased, but do not contain a burial site
@@ElanurMH Therefore, the Turks have no relation to the Otuken. Otuken is a locality in Mongolia. The city of Otuken never existed....))) Don't tell me about Siberia. I have lived in Siberia all my life, my father lived in Siberia, my grandfather lived in Siberia....
The group consists of several representatives of the peoples of Siberia. They sing in languages that are dying. Their songs are about the spirits of nature and the legends of their peoples. But they brought a little bit of the modern to it. These are their national clothes and musical instruments of their peoples. These peoples adhere to shamanism.
ölmekte olan öylemi ama ben ne dediklerini anlıyorum kadim Türk gırtlak müziği ve ummet girişte Türk tanrılarını sayıyor şuan türkiyede yüzbinlerce o isimlerde kadın ve erkekler var Türk kültürü ve müziği demek zorunuzamı gidiyor yoksa gerçekten bilmiyormusunuz garip
I have been stuck on re-listening to the damn thing for the past week. Timeless tribalism that speaks to the human condition is my take away. Thx for the vid. I enjoyed watching.
Тюрки - прародители современных турков, узбеков, казахов и прочих азиатов. Исторически значительная часть этносов, населяющих Евразию, обязаны считать своей прародиной территорию нынешней России - именно там, в Бурятии и Туве, на Алтае и в Южной Сибири (За- и Прибайкалье, озеро Байкал, Саяны), как считают историки, родина тюрков.
@@Tania.Krimea. Турки-Этнические: группы турки-киприоты, турки-месхетинцы, юрюки Происхождение: огузы-туркоманы, малоазийское население. Чулымцы- Родственные народы хакасы, шорцы, сибирские татары, северноалтайцы, киргизы. Происхождение: енисейские кыргызы. Ещё раз, что ты блеать несешь?
@@leopadre5281 Турки - киприоты появились только в 1570-1571 годах, когда они захватили Кипр. До этого их там не было. Более того, когда то даже Турции не существовало, была Византия (Римская империя), а вот чулымы, татары... уже в то время были. Поэтому именно турки взяли себе язык народов Сибири, когда придумали свою национальность....)))
происхождение языков от тюркского не только малочисленного населения Сибири, но и татарский язык, башкирский, казахский, да много от тюркского произошло языков
doğru Tuva, Altay gibi lehçelerimiz var ayrıca orada Türk tanrıları sayılıyor şuan Türkiyede o isimlerin bir çoğu yüzbinlerce kadın ve erkeğin ismidir mesela ailemde ülgen isminde akrabam var
This is two different artists doing a collaboration (the song Altay): Ummet Ozcan (a Danish DJ and EDM dude), and the Siberian folk/EDM group Otyken. Both are stellar artists separately, so whoever though up this collab is a genius. For more awesome Otyken, I suggest their song "Phenomenon". Peace.😎
This group is from the small peoples of Russia, an excellent group. If you want to listen to them again, I advise you to listen to the song called Phenomenon, you will hear the excellent vocals of the lead singer of this group😉
Found this recently, checked out both. Otyken is good, this song is great, love the blend of old ways and a little bit of new flair. But Ummet is fkg awesome. Rebirth (full album?) has this song in it.
Found this song a few weeks ago while surfing viking music here. Absolutely blew me away. Ummet's voice, otyken tribal sound, Amazing combo. Listened to it for hours on repeat. Took it outside wiith me later. After a few more days of listening to it i started getting reaction vids in my feed. Love seeing the reactions. From the beginning, mystical intro. Then the girls voice, beautiful. Then Ummet.... WOW... No idea what they're saying, cant find any lyrics. But i love this song. It just keeps getting better all the way through...
Nice reaction. I propose another piece that touches the soul. A song about death and memory. If you haven't heard it yet check out Wardruna and Aurora - Helvegen (Live)
They are a Siberian indigenous music group that combines modern pop elements with local folk music by combining traditional instruments, lyrics and languages. Ummet Özcan is a trans producer of Dutch origin, originally Turkish, born in 1982.
Both Ummet Ozcan and Otyken are of Turkic origin and i think they honored their common ancestors by making this music.While I respect the Russians, this has nothing to do with them, at least in terms of origin
Just found Otyken myself recently, & OMG I’m obsessed!! The singer is prob the most beautiful girl I’ve ever seen in my life… but the entire band is absolutely stunning, & so talented :) I’m so beyond blown away by this song, I’ve played it like a million times already, & the bonus is that Ummet Ozcan adds his sexy AF throat singing here, too making it not just a perfect 10 song AND video…but it’s truly an other-worldly experience. Takes you to another time & place- just like you said-it’s absolutely surreal I’ve always loved world, tribal or folk music mixed with rock music & also killer old world instruments like these… I just love discovering new (or old) music, especially of this kind. It makes me want to live among the Turks and Mongolians…I think I may have in a former life…🤔🤗 Ummet chants the names of several Turk gods/goddesses, ones from the old world gods pantheon, from I believe Tengri-ism & it’s just so mystifying…here are some in order from the 1st one… “Tengri, Kayra, Adaghan, Ulgan, Mergen, Kyzaghan, Umay, Kuara, Kubai, Koyash, Jak(ak) Ana, Ay Ata, Gun Ana, Yel Ana, Yel Ata...”
С первого раза,как услышал и увидел,сразу залип на Отукен навечно. Никогда в музыке я не испытывал таких ощущений как от Отукен. Спасибо девочки красавицы.
I don't get the hype about this group at all. I am a Turkish citizen and I am familiar with Turkic music, and this group's music is full of autotune/pitch correction. I am not saying they are bad, I find their fusion of tribal music with modern music innovative but I don't think there is anything to be called "sorcery" here.
i usually dont like "reactions" videos on youtube but this one with you and this song is just great.. you seem shoked like me the first time i heard this amazing song, your face are incredible credible and your moves...well made me dancing too ffs!!!!!!! nicely done!!!!!!!! greetings from Argentina!!!!!
