Girêsîra - Kurdish Song 

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So do I.

omg, it's Cy, man you're so cool.

I lisent to Armenian music a lot and i love how similar our music styles is, love from a Syrian Kurd❤

This song tells the story of a Kurdish boy who falls in love with an Armenian girl(meyro).🌹

@@a.rahmanCalis thats super interesting thanks!!!!!!

We lived together for thousands of years, I’m not surprised at all. ☀️ 🇦🇲

Thanks alot!

Ben Kürt değilim nasıl geldim aq

As a Kurdish person i never heard tanbur, kemençe or bagpipe in a Kurdish song. But it could be about my region if you can name some of them it would be interesting to listen a Kurdish song with kemençe and bagpipe.

@@aresatlasdurmus9656 How can you as a Kurdish person never heard tanbur or Kemence/bagpipe in Kurdish songs. Makes me kind of wonder. Kemence is literally the go to local istrument in Kermanshah, Mardin and Sirnak. Tanbur is literally in almost every Kurdish song. Bagpipes are local in Hawraman, Agri and Hakkari. watch for Hakim Lokman Ez te binim. Or some of the works by Kayhan Kalhor. Or just type "Kurdish Tanbur" .

@@serdar3578 Actually my Kurdish music repertoire is limited by the area I came from. I don't know that much song in Kurdish. In my home area Malatya they generally use bağlama,dudduk,zurna or ciftelli. But I shall search for the songs you wrote. Thank you for advice. ( Btw I realised that I know tanbur. I just mixed tanbur and kabak kemane)

@@aresatlasdurmus9656 Ok that explains it. Good to have been able to help.

Thanks for the info Kaito! I wasn't sure where the song's dialect was from but I could tell it was sligthtly different from the Kurdish I heard in my country (Iran). Bezhi :)

@@faryafaraji Your welcome and Spas(Sepas or thanks in kurdish)

@fedai crazy How amazing. i didn't know that in taleshi you have this word. thanks. yes it is.

@BoomBeach well actually not only zazas we kurds all use that words btw i'm an iraqi kurd

@BoomBeach yes i'm

Thanks Brandon :)

Haha si, es un tanbur kurdo; la afinación aquí es: sol#, do# do#, y tengo también un santur, un bağlama, un setar, una guitarra y un merlin (es un instrumento de Québec)

@@faryafaraji perfecto! probaré esta afinación a ver que me sale, gracias!

This is not Zazaki, it is Northern Kurmanji, the song belongs to the city of Batman/Elih in Northern Kurdistan. Zazaki and Kurmanji are Kurdish languages, they are similar to each other, so it is natural to confuse them.

Whatt? I am a Zaza but i can not understand this song easly. That is a Kurmanji song

@@umutgizlicayr2231 I translated it to Zazaki, check if it is correct. I am a Kurmanji but I also learn Zazaki. Kefesira bi niske ley ley Meyro Kefo gunayişo niske newecewan Meyro Ey Siwariyo niqike ley ley Meyro Waştiyayo Meyro bablisko newecewan Meyro Kefesira bi niske ley ley Meyro Kefo gunayişo niske newecewan Meyro Ey Siwariyo huwane ley ley Meyro Waştiyayo Meyro weziryo newecewan Meyro Kefesira bi niske ley ley Meyro Kefo gunayişo niske newecewan Meyro Ey Siwariyo heyuheye ley ley Meyro Waştiyayo Meyro Hristiyano newecewan Meyro

@@evdalzarrinolbistan lo and lê are kurmanji semi-gendered articles. Herê hero are zazaki semi-gendered articles. Kurmanji: Lo dîno! (The crazy boy!) Lê dînê! (The crazy girl!) Zazakî: Hero dîno! (The crazy boy!) Herê dînê! (The crazy girl!)

Zazaki is a dialect of kurdish love

It is. This is an Anatolian Kurdish song, so you'll often find the bağlama in the music of Kurdish Turks.

@@faryafaraji Can you explain what the Kurdish turks are?

baglama its in krudish "Tembûr" its an old iranic instrument turks stole it

jerryjonsens The tanbur/tenbur is a different instrument altogether; the smaller instrument you see me playing in the video is the tanbur. The bağlama is a completely different instrument, and it's very much a native Turkish one.

Gelecek They're the Kurds who live in Turkey. Kurdish music is different depending on what country the community is in-so Kurdish music from Iran will use Iranian instruments and sound more Iranian, and Kurdish music from Turkey will use Turkish instruments much more.