Muhabbat Shamayeva - Bukharan Wedding Song - מהבת שמיוה 

I am Moroccan, I am not a jew and I loooooooooooove this music ! Makes me wanna dance. Peace to all.

Аз Нью Йорк саломи оташин ба хамзабонони азизи ман. Ман метис таджик+еврей но алхамдуллиллох мусульманам и мама тоже приняла ислам

@KhazariaProject I think a Bukharian can appreciate Ashkenazi culture. I'm a Muslim Uzbek and grew up among Bukharian Jews and Tajiks listening to Central Asian music, like this Bukharian song. After I came to United States I've come to love a lot of new things. And I tell ya, herring on rye and latkes are to kill for. And breakfast without a bagel is not breakfast anymore. And Klezmer music ROCKS!!!

I am a tajik from Bukhara and very proud that Bukharian jews kept our culture alive! Shame we couldnt keep you... :( Most of us are assimilating to a Turkik culture now... Thank you for the post!

I miss Bukharian wedding

Хамаи мо Точик Афгон Эрон Курдои форс ва форс забонон бародарем

Ээ Апаи Мухаббатчон овозатонба мурам чавониро ед овардед доимо саломат бошед Лнинобод Москва

Buxarskiy yevreylarga Chicagodan alangali salom

Рахмат.

I Love these songs I wish I had the lyrics

🙏

Ochen krasiva jemchujina vostoka Muhabbat shamaeva

besyor khubast naghma baroye arusi

lovely song

Шалом аз Кубодиён

Джон она мехрибоним она деган кошигини Ким биледи????

Klassnaya muzik

kakaya pesnja prosto klassssss mana banda kardagi!!!!!!!!

Zinda boshed ofarin 💋💋💋💋

@azam1346 6 times, 64 times you captured me... this is a Tajik and Bukharian Jewish wedding folk song.

@ipi5hl yes, it is an Iranian language, but it shares more similarities with Tajik, Persian spoken in Central Asia which has much Russian and Uzbek influence. And Bukharian Jewish Language (Judeo-Tajik) is influenced by Hebrew, Arabic, Russian, Uzbek, and of course, Tajik

Shastuchor Shastuchor shast nakardi!!!!

😍😍❤❤❤BUXOROI SHARIF

manosh on ki dar to shastu shastuchorsolagi qoshonatro surma nakardi aknun dar in sari piriat surma mekuni.

is this similar to Dzhidi?

As an ashkenazi, its difficult to feel this music but I can try to appreciate it. I doubt a Bukharian would like Matzoball soup and Lox and Bagels!

Does anyone know the actual name of this song?

Don't kill me, I am bad with faces, but isn't the picture of Malika Kalontarova?

Bukhara olg'a