Mongolian folk song Alsiin gazariin zereglee , singer Tsogtsaikhan Sosorburam 

@@t3ngristtt yeah, thats why he’s talking about Mongolia and not Batzorig.

I want to move there

I was just about to say the same. I want to travel there and see those landscapes with my own eyes.

Unspoiled country...What an epic hiking trip that would be!

I answer for the beautiful scenery and the warm hearted people. I’ve been there two years ago.

@@classicstory8438 same here

wait... now I have to watch it :P

Why… now I remember that this show is canceled….

Yeah

I think I heard your throat singing in a other movie in the movie 3%. 🙏

Wich Songs are his?

damn beat me to it T_T

that made me laugh more then it should have

It's crazy how much variation of biome there is across Mongolia. All of it beautiful. 👍

Do any Mongolian or Cambodian know Arabic singers???

@@basharalhashimi6187 What do you mean, Bashar?

@@annurissimo1082 Are Arabic singers well-known in Mongolia and Cambodia???

its all traditional costumes, he didn't invent any of these

@@t3ngristtt 😆👍

For many centuries this outfits designs have been worn by Mongolians.

Lol😂

The production value on it is mad!

and? 😀

You are right. I love her voice. When she sung the long song with Batzorig “ urihan hongor salkhi” , I almost cried.

She is famous singer in Mongolia

Manchu is on the Altai language tree. Blessings upon you brother! 💝

We not blood Manchu Mongol Turkic Japan Korea Altai Langauge culture

@@chinggiskhuree5748 sadly as far as I am aware, altaic has been functionally disproved. It is far more likely just to be a large sprachbund.

@@matthew1863 I'm not sure what you mean. Could you please explain in brief detail? Sprachbund? Now I know that's not a cousin of dachshund. ☺

@@chinggiskhuree5748 Sure, as you travel back in time in a language family such as indo european, groups of languages get similar and merge and it slowly narrows down to 1 language so when comparing all the various indo european languages, you would expect to see features begin to merge and you should be able to systemically reconstruct the grammatical rules of a proto language. The issue with the altaic languages, is when you try to do this the opposite occurs, instead of all the languages getting closer and closer to eachother in a systematic fashion, we see them diverge. As time has progressed vastly different languages have gotten closer together and not vice versa. This means it is far more likely to be what's called a sprachbund. A sprachbund is a linguistic area where languages have interacted with eachother over time and as speakers of the various different languages mixed, the languages would often share features and words. This causes different languages to converge and is kinda the opposite of a language family. Thus us the modern consensus of the similarities in the "altaic" languages.

I am Indian

I'm argentinian

@@craimaxblack I am turkish and because they are my ancestors

@@darlenezamora1277 mongolian empire.... mete han teoman chingiss khan

@@fatihselen2435 Demek Türksün tüm vergileri say

Watch some tutorials on the internet, many, many tutorials, and simply try it by yourself... Again and again ! You have to feel it, you have to find your inner sense of it. It should start as a play "how can I make that strange sound ?" and you will improve by yourself. A didjeridoo player once told me "let the didjeridoo teach you !" ; I always felt that it's the same for throat singing !

I was wondering why it sounded so familiar.

I'm going to look for that. Thank you, because I was just thinking about how I could get an album of music like this.

yes i confused it for a second with era, but seen your comment

Thanks, I was trying to remember which Enigma song was it :) Enigma made some great music and also explored and found some great music!

Yep.

welcome to Mongolia

@@narangerelbayarsaikhan6344 not there yet.

been there several years ago. it is the most beautiful country i've ever seen. i was just like standing on a hill, near kharkhorin, and look around stunned and speechless. being in mongolia is a relegion in itself.

I wanna visit that place one day.

Hi! You were an asshole to me awhile back on live chat but I forgive. Blessings upon you! 💝

@@chinggiskhuree5748 I don't remember, but if I was wrongly harsh, I apologize.

@@ThomasPaineintheArse No problem! We were all waiting for Batzorig, delayed by nearly 90 minutes & some folks were impatient LOL. I am laughing still! 😄

Sorry to burst your bubble, but no, they're not your ancestors.

@@tack9571 this not my ancestors but Their ancestors and my ancestors are the same (great Hun state)

@@fatihselen2435 Kazakhs are somewhat related to Mongols, but Turks are almost completely unrelated to Mongols. Anatolian Turk's ancestors came from the caucuses (based on current data), not central Asia.

@@tack9571 After the Hun state collapsed, the Göktürks were established. After the fall of the Göktürks, they were divided into tribes, one of them, the Oğuzs, founded the Ottoman state

@@fatihselen2435 The ottomans came long after the Oguz tribes divided.

Download Bolt and you can download any YT songs and listen to your hearts content, I do. From Aotearoa (NZ)

That's because they're not made in...you know where. 😂😂

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