Old romanian music: Lelita Saftita 

Ce?!?!😂😂😂😂

Thanks brother ! Love from Romania !

@@danbratu1166nu pune botu la propaganda neo comunista ca nimeni nu sunt prieteni romaniei in afara de serbia si rusia 😂 avem istorie comuna cu unguri mai placuta sau mai putin placuta asta nu inseamna ca trebuie sa ne dujmanim

I had lived in Szekelyfold during my childhood. Szekely/Native Hungarian people from there have a nice society that they care about, sometimes more deeply than how Romanian people would care about their own. I am not denigrating anyone of any citizenship, I am Romanian and I am proud to have lived in between Szekely people and Romanians alike. Nationality has nothing to do with the soul and spirit of the people unless some random politicians entice in this way. For everyone reading this, please forget about the hate provoked by nationality and learn to love one another. Love fixes any issue that we have. Please do not let yourself be lead by wannabe politicians. Spread love around you and accept the common history that we have together. As a side note, I think Eastern European people should've always been closer towards one another than they are now.

@@bigallah6937 ,nu mai faceti confuzia intre secui si unguri!nu sunt acelasi lucru!nu se mai declara nimeni secui in zona aia,toti se declara unguri...deci e o problema absurda sa spui ca iti place tinutul secuiesc,unde nu locuiesc secui si locuitorii nu se simt secui!

I'm half Norwegian half Romanian and i love Bulgaria, Golden sands is just heaven on earth! с поздрави от Норвегия към нашите български братя!🇷🇴🇧🇬

Brat za brata bre

I am from dobruja to i am from mangalia:)

Ugly Memes For You I’m from Dobrich

nazdrave! from Bucharest

Hello, can you tell me some history about your region? Do you really come from the Vlachs/Romanians?

@@_utahraptor Da chiar au fost Valahi . Din istorie am aflat ca au păstori care s-au stabilit în aceea zona . Si astazi ei au cuvinte care chiar se aseamănă cu româna

Greetings from Romania! Would like to visit your places, what towns places do you recommend?

@@alexipn5278 da. ei sunt volohii. satenii cehi si polonezi ii numesc tiganii blonzi , dar ei amaratii sunt doar murdari din cauza saraciei pt ca sunt uitati de toata lumea... :(

​@@manolevlad2000Cluj-Napoca Brașov Bucharest and the beaches Constanța

LK thx !polish people are awesome!

@@radrobb7705 boule

man, I am Romanian and I have been living in Poland for 2 years. I can tell you that Polish-Hungarian friendship is a mith. Nobody gives a fuck about them :)) To give you an example, Hungayans celebrate polish-hungarian day friendship. Polish people do not lol :)))))

Me toooooo

Same

Well then- just enjoy the music and don't question others for no reason. It doesn't matter where you are from or if you say it or not as long as you like something. I am happy that you do,now let's just lay back, forget all about this, and find some more good music without trying to start something with a replay to someone from 1 year ago. Have a nice and comfy day Good sir.

@@philipkostakis2814 i never knew fucks could fly

Mudenge Mukundwa Same but I loved reading it

God bless you Vlach (Romanian) brothers. I know that is not easy for you guys there. But i know that you still preserve the culture, language and habits. With respect from Bucharest. Also soon i will visit the Timok region. Love you people.

God bless Serbia

@@claudiu8426 why its not easy hahahaha, they live like others in Serbia.

God bless vlachs, serbians and romanians , orthodox borther forever

God bless You top dear brother from a romanian!

My grandfather died for liberation of Slovakia. He rests in peace in Zvolen like other romanians. I didn't know him.😢 He is my hero.❤

Zvolen is only 20km from my town... Be glory and honor to him. 🎖 Thank you so much...

@@azazael1978 I was there, in Zvolen. More than 10000 romanians rest in peace only in Zvolen. Also, in Banska Bystrici there are the graves of the romanians heroes.

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🇷🇴🫶🏻🇸🇰

Poland good country

very nice! but let's get back to our days; i hope u like ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fuVXvWQ7WNM.html

I'm looking forward to see the day when we'll be neighbors again.

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Until they put manele... Until then

Who is the common enemy?

One of the best comments in RU-vid! We also want the same. Peace is the most important thing a country has.

@Cypher I am an American outsider

There is only one true common enemy right now, except of course the Russian rockets and bullets : AI

TZ.. for such a Hungarian..with sincere respect, from a Romanian. God bless you!

We are balkan brothers! That's why we share culture, we got invaded by romans (romanian is a latin language) and slavic but we still share the thracian, dacian, illirian and greek heritage, we are balkan brothers!

Because Dacian teritory was near Greece, that's why it sounds alike

One can find similarities in music between "maramuresean" (romanian area) and other traditional cretan (greek area). Perhaps this connection could date back from the Roman era.

​@@ra_ul7338 In this case you are thinking of byzantine (eastern roman) influence on both people (proto-romanians and greeks, and a few other), since we, as roman citizens, have lived along side the greek people for a millennia under roman rule. Dacians were erased from their homeland since Trajan. So I really don't think you know what you are talking about.

@@cormoranuud this can't be posible since the Dacians occupied twice the size of Roman Dacia land. The Roman empire never got in Moldova or Crisana or Maramures and those were places inhabeted by free Dacians so the most logical ideea is that the Dacians were destroyed by a Proto-Romanian migration in the Dark Romanian Millennium between the retreat of the Romans and the creation of the Vlach states.

Vijjj Niju greetings from romania!!

Thank you greetings from romania

Big hug and respect from Croatia!

Long live Poland! Love from Romania

Vijjj Niju Thank you Kurwa(IRONIC😂) Long live to Poland too

@ Dude, it's Vive la France but yes, may Nouvelle France (French Canada) rise again!

@ I mean viva would of been correct in Spanish.. French does takes time to master, so I'm glad that I learned French as a mother tongue.:)

Romanian is latin dacian trahian language

@@RiCKY-zt3tl then it’s Slav, Hungarian, German, Persian, and Ottoman

@@cristi37only in transilvania partial

La noroc!

Buna sa-ti fie inima, Grecule.

HellenicWarrior hai noroc! Hellas

Bless you brother!

,,,,,,broders FROM BALKAN SALUT FROM SERBIJA

Hello from Republic of Srpska 🇷🇴☦️🇷🇸

KOSOVO IS ALBANIAN , ALBANIA is the real brother of Romania , glory to Iliria and Dacia !

That's because many words in our languages are the same 😃 (Balaur, barza, bucurie, brad, buza, catun, copac, copil, darama, farama, gard, gardina, gata, groapa, magura, mana, mos, parau, pururea, scrum, soparla, vatră etc.) We are the same people. Even looking at documentaries with albanian people, I see their faces and they look exactely like us.

The only language that resembles the Albanian language is Romanian. One of the Romanian linguists who studied the link between the Albanian and Romanian languages, Mihai Ciocârlie, argues that any study of the origin of the Albanians must first of all start from the close links between Romanian and Albanian. Their interpretation can only lead to the conclusion that Romanians and Albanians once represented the same Thracian-Geto-Dacian people, one part of which was Romanized and the other not. The dialects of the Romanian language are divided as follows: Dacoromân dialect - in historical Dacia, north of the Danube, on the territory of today's Romania. Aromanian dialect - in the south of the Balkan Peninsula (Greece, Macedonia, southern Albania and Bulgaria, less often in Romania); The Meglenoromanian dialect - in the south of Bulgaria and the north of Greece, in the valley of the Vardar river, in the region called Meglenia. The Istro-Roman dialect - spoken today in the Istrian Peninsula of Croatia

@@AllToldFacts Very interesting to read, I didn't know there was a closer link between both people. I also have seen many similarities in mythological creatures, like the Zana (mountain fairy in Albanian folklore) which i think excists in Romanian too. Also Bucuresti has a similar meaning in Albanian - "the beautiful city" and I think it's something similar in Romanian too! Sad people don't see the similarties, only the differences. Glory to our Romanian brothers, I love your peoples country and culutre. Cheers.

@@One-IronOX bucuresti mean happy place

Bixelkoven Srbija our sister forever!!!!!!

vlachs are romanians but serbia always brothers

I hate serbia they killed many of their brothers

@@herfkdkkdldjjd5315 vorbesti de ei dar si sarbii din romania sub ceausescu? cati au fost romanizati? peste 89 de mii

Long live broathers serbia 🇷🇸❤🇷🇴

I'm romanian and I can say that this song is strange...maybe it's old song with some otoman influences...it's not representativ for us!

Love you bro, greetings from Romania

@@cristikes5477 oooh thanx for telling us i was shook by how arabic it sounded!

@@cristikes5477 this song is not Romanian this is ottoman (turkish)

@@cristikes5477 It is romanian you uncultured swine. It's a folk song from Dobrogea, the region is influenced by the turks in every kind of way

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Albanian is said to be paleo-balkanic as well🤷🏻‍♂️ It‘s also close to Romanian since both languages share paleo-balkanic (Dacian) words. Greetings

@@One-IronOX We greeks, albanians, and romanians are pelasgian brothers! The great sea people- hellens, illyrians, and thracians 🇦🇱🇬🇷🇷🇴

@@BlueShiftna The romanians aren't thracians

So so true!

@@somemeansfish8987 Are the Dacians not Thracians?

❤

We have much in common with India, so many old words are the same as in hindu language! Even names of towns or villages (Someș, Niraj, Bihar, Sadu, Deva) or family names (Balan, Bir, Gole, Din, Hora, Crișan, Lal, Lala, Manda, Mitra, Mohan, Morar, Natu, Pandea, Sandu, Suru) are the same as in India.

u know terry merry? it's romanian song u know?and many other do u don't know

@@adinamedrea5303 Also in tiganeasca! :))

@@alexandruofficial1231 not gipsy man

Sadu e lusitan (portughez), Someș e celtic… Balan e slav, Hora este idiș (evreiesc) ce tot vorbești?! 😂

And Hungary!

@@tulthor2967 no

@@vladtepes6342 Yes, fuck you, of course!

@@tulthor2967 yes fuck you too, of course! szkely and transylvania are ours

@@tulthor2967 also, no independence or autonomy for szekely

It's turkish, your music is literally turkish you are embarassing yourself with your illiteracy and ignorance.

No its not turkish music doesnt siund like that and also I said that some greek songs are similar to this not identical

It would be so great if we could all leave aside our differences and become the Balkanic Union. We would be so strong together, we have the best fields, the clearest rivers, the most awesome people and culture. Forget European Union with those satanists in Bruxelles! Balkan Union would be the greatest thing!

Da

Sa stii

What it means lelita saftita? Translation?

@@mayvichannel4241 I don't know how to explain. It's a more archaic language

​@@mayvichannel4241 is meaning young Saftita ( Saftita is a woman name ) but also can mean slanderer Saftita, in old Romanian language, still used in some parts of Romania by old people.

Dimitri Molotovisky :)

Achei que era o único

200 years old song ! in the time when Wallachia was the name here...later in 1878 Romania was formed as nation .Anton Pann is the composer (1795-1854)

@Samael balkan sound

@Samael byzantine man

@Alex C , I am from Kazakhstan

"Kind people" 😂😂😂

Bulgaria?

Aaa Kazahstan tam shli dva brata

@@zakthompson6140 Been here and people didn't welcome you to their houses, filled you up with the best foods they had and didn't mount you with leftovers and gifts? Then they weren't Romanian.

Si BASARABIA ❤😊

...Din butoiul cu vin sau vadra cu tuica , nu poate sa creasca flori...Singurele flori ce mai apar la romani sunt...florile de gheata !...

@@nicolaemarian7009 Daca acolo esti, succes cu sanatatea! Dar nu generaliza pentru un popor pe care nu-l cunosti, se pare!

AMIN !

Moldova este doar una aia care incepe sus in Tinuturile Hertei si termina jos in Buceag@@cbel888

do you have instagram or something?:)

Hi armana

Wow, aromanian from Peloponnese?

Vlach from peloponese?Mostly they are arvanites albanian.

@@jasonborn6383 there is difference between vlachs and arvanites

România and Serbia brat za brata

💝💝💝💝💝💝

Mulțumim,la fel frate👍🫵👍

Be sure we romanians admire and love you serbians.and also we love bulgarians and greeks.we once were great allies

здравље косово је србија браћо по крви

ok

WE ARE NOT BALKANS

The song has a strong Turkish/Byzantine influence. We're technically in the Carpathians not Balkans, but its still an honor. Thanks.

@Nothing i am from dobruja in romania

@@happymaybe8523 chill down

Romanians love the serbian people !

🇲🇰🇷🇸❤️🙁🙁🙁🙁🙁

We love you back!

Нисисмотана!

@@jonelbradjan9586 хвала ❤️

Albanians, like romanians are pelasgian people 👍

Our language got latinized, but we still share a lot of words form our Dacian ancestors and genetically we are balkans in my heritage dna test I got (79% balkan, 11% east european and 7% greek and italian) we are balkan brothers!

Romania & Albania = Brothers

Greetings !

La padule , la padure= to forest

The only language that resembles the Albanian language is Romanian. One of the Romanian linguists who studied the link between the Albanian and Romanian languages, Mihai Ciocârlie, argues that any study of the origin of the Albanians must first of all start from the close links between Romanian and Albanian. Their interpretation can only lead to the conclusion that Romanians and Albanians once represented the same Thracian-Geto-Dacian people, one part of which was Romanized and the other not. The dialects of the Romanian language are divided as follows: Dacoromân dialect - in historical Dacia, north of the Danube, on the territory of today's Romania. Aromanian dialect - in the south of the Balkan Peninsula (Greece, Macedonia, southern Albania and Bulgaria, less often in Romania); The Meglenoromanian dialect - in the south of Bulgaria and the north of Greece, in the valley of the Vardar river, in the region called Meglenia. The Istro-Roman dialect - spoken today in the Istrian Peninsula of Croatia

now you probably pissed off the catalans

@@nutsaname8333 lol

Sorry, but I don't consider myself latin or black under my fingernail, we're more classmates

@@alexdorca9061 gtfo with your marxist propagada.

@@baldwiniv6689 Propaganda? You see that you don't know how to write a correct sentence, you live in a shit, it's not propaganda, in fact the small thing is that we are't latin, what can say the Romanians from the northwest and east that he never set foot from latin, you are just partisans of NATIONS

Versurile sunt frumoase.

Based legionary

@Josef Mengele influenta Bizantina !

"Giubea" că așa zice și dexul și băieții care cântă 🧐

Seamana cumva a manea ?

Mă piș pe Dacia! Roma, Vlahia, Basileios Ton Romaion, Hellas!

....... NOI SUNTEM TRACI, NOI SUNTEM TRACI, NOI SUNTEM URMAȘI DE GETO-DACI!!!

@@romania1918 Însăși "dac" e un nume roman.

Și însăși RO-MAN e nume dacic

@@romania1918 Nu există "dacic" pentru că dacii nu se numeau așa în limba lor

Once upon a time, there was a nation that has rich music variety and was influenced by Byzantine culture as it was sharing a common border and they were in constantly shifting relationship - from war to trading, from craft exchange to communal marriages. Centuries later the uptaking Ottoman power took after the weakened Byzantine. These Balcan people had new neighbors with whom they shared the same destiny of being occupied and influenced in any sense. In our modern History, due to post wars` division of land territory, these people ( Balkanian) tend to build new national self-awareness. This together with the names of our countries led us to forgetness of our cross paths in the past, of our own Balcan- Europen identity. We are the heart of Europe and we wear in our genes bits of its ancient history. Those bits start to speak occasionally when we listen to such music for example. And in those moments the well known inner truth that we are as one, arrises to the surface of our conscious. Then we feel by heart our brotherhood, Greetings, dear friends!

you forgot Bushmen and Eskimos. Why do you say that? Don't you have your own culture?

@@annagaldova2777 you are such a smart ass, you probably belong to bushmen culture, right ?

@@Burebistaruler In fact, I'm Wallachian, so judge as you wish :))). A bushman with an original culture is perhaps better at it than someone who has a crazy goulash left and I believe that is not the case of Romania, not generally

@@annagaldova2777 I guess the weed you smoke have strong flavours :) Cheers!

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Finalmente un italiano che ci apprezza . Viva i nostri meravigliosi paesi

Ho portato un bel commento sotto questa musica :D Mi sento realizzato ;)

@@kingdomofitalymapper3054 ;)

We were brothers till we were Dacians, but you still attacked us, we're not brothers anymore, we are friends :)

Esti din Zimbabwe cu numele de Dorian si cu poze de profil cu un om alb...nimic suspect 😅

@@mihaiarmy666 Și asculta Dragonu' 47, deci e bazat omu'. Cine știe, poate s-a decolorat :)))

@@mihaiarmy666 Dorian e un nume internațional , sunt si oameni albi născuți in Africa , deci nu e nimic suspect

Zimbabwe este numele ospiciului unde esti cazat?

Respect,sunt nascut in Angola si nu stiu ce se discuta in melodie dar imi place la nebunie!

this is a 200 years old song from Wallachia at the time , now is a region of Romania, the *southern part of the country*

A great planet it used to be, yes. Not so much anymore nowdays.

Te contrazic , Valahia , vlahii actuali din Grecia sunt din Constanta actuală , moldoveni parveniți , plecați în timp în Machedonia , Grecia etc ....cerceteză istoria

Din Teleorman aici ❤

@@frunzamihai8774 Eu zic sa mai cercetezi si tu. Pare ca esti departe de ea...

Romania loves Brazil too.

🇷🇴🫶🏻🇧🇷

Agreed. Love from Ireland!

Nibbo I’m part Romanian you probably still know more that their saying in these lyrics lol.

Respect From Romania, I listen to Rocky Road To Dublin, Very Nice!

Come out ye black and tans good song

WHEN I THINK ABOUT IRELAND ,this is in my head .... "...What will we do with a drunken sailor? What will we do with a drunken sailor? What will we do with a drunken sailor? Early in the morning! Way hay and up she rises Way hay and up she rises Way hay and up she rises Early in the morning! Shave his belly with a rusty razor Shave his belly with a rusty razor Shave his belly with a rusty razor Early in the morning! Way hay and up she rises Way hay and up she rises Way hay and up she rises Early in the morning! Put him in a long boat till his sober Put him in a long boat till his sober Put him in a long boat till his sober Early in the morning! Way hay and up she rises Way hay and up she rises Way hay and up she rises Early in the morning! ..."

Kosovo je Serbia from ur brothers in România

That may be true, especially the part about Anton Pann being born under Ottoman rule, because this song is not written in the Romanian scale, but rather in a more eastern scale, which makes it more interesting that the regular Romanian folk songs written following the local rules of composition, which are a bit dull

Ty for information.

@@vasileseicaru8740 not true, as a romanian musician i can tell you that this is 100% the rules of composition. this version of the song is in they scale of d minor, with use of the diminished second degree, which is extremely common in romanian music. romanian music commonly uses the phrygian, dominant phrygian scales, but mostly natural and harmonic minor with a lot of chromatic ornamentation, especially heavy use of the diminished second degree, like in the phrygian scale. this particular trait is common in like 99.9% of all romanian music. what makes this song sound different is the rhythm, which is not as common in romania as in other balkan countries, but it is still fairly commonly found in our music over here. romanian music overall, and romanian culture overall is heavily ottoman influenced because of their reign over our lands. its not just anton pann that is influenced, it is the entire culture

@@alexandrualbu518it’s Byzantine influence not ottoman

​@vasileseicaru8740 Eastern scale has origins in ancient Greek music not the other way around.

I think it will be hard for you. But if you want, you can!

Learning languages, getting to know different cultures, opens peoples' minds. I wish you all the best! I speak fluently 3 languages, I have a double citizenship and the process of learning was the best esperience ever.

Romanian is easy compared to english😉

Mult succes! Good luck! It will be the least difficult romance language to learn because it is the only Latin language of its linguistic group to have some slavic resemble both in grammar and vocabulary. The Western Latin languages are mixted with Germanic languages. You will notice also that in Romanian you will find for Latin words, Slavic synomyms, eg popor=norod, speranta= nadejde, amic= prieten etc.

@@viatameainitalia4052 Da, observ că pot înțelege deja multe. 🇷🇴🇷🇸

Nice music look like arab music

@@furnitureplus1262 is Arab no crab

@@Kyle-ys8ot krab music

Dutch or Dacian.....

Cealaltă jumătate care ie?

Ai discord?

@@lxkenight Pentru el ție?

@@m3_e465 da

Adică pe jumate?

I don’t know why but I expected a comment from a Great Iranian. We are really related more than most of us think. BTW I’m half Iranian half Romanian born in Isfahan.

@@razvan1282 iran is hell,i will move outside of iran.romania is great country.

@@darktraquillity2841 I'm glad you found your freedom. I hope your country finds the same peace and freedom you have found.

💜❤💜❤💜

Respect Polonia

We love you too Poland

Si noi iubim Polonia, salutari din România!!❤️❤️😘😘😘

Dacian and Illyrian are brothers🇷🇴❤🇦🇱

@@adrianoferu9517 no

Normal Albania Romania Brothers

Respect Albania

Good wishes to you and your people!

Thanks. Fight my friend.

I really thank you that you like our music! Our own people don't have the slightest idea what we have precious.I have a lot of respect for Armenia, one of the first pillars of the new world. I really hope that both of our countries and many others achieve the level of civilisation that is possible for the years that we live in.

Never give up Armenian brothers!

@@ginmax2000 why? Do you know we are living in 21. century. Maybe you want no war? Ha? Stop thinking primitive. This is the age of science. Don't let people die for a stupid piece of land.

Chronyk youtube user (translator): -Madam Săftița! -I hear you, mister! -But if you can hear me How come you don't answer me? 'Cause it's been a while Since last night when I've been waiting outside Walking around your door And waiting. Time goes by, My shirt gets colder, The moon has hidden away, I am caught in the rain. Under the projecting roof, water is dripping on me, My long coat is getting wet, I don't care about my overcoat As much as I care about my waistcoat. 'Cause this is the first time It's been worn And if you don't believe me Open the door to see for yourself. Mister, go away, go away, Go to sleep, Don't stand in the middle of the road 'Cause I can't right now. Don't waste your time 'Cause my husband has come home, I can't even pull myself together To talk to you. Go away 'cause it's night time, Should he hear voices Poor us, Both of us. Thank you to the translator :)

Unfortunately, there weren't any English influences to tell Anton Pann 200 years ago to de-Byzantine this song thinking 200 years ahead people will want to hear it in another language. And the worst part is, there was also no autotune, right?

Because of our Dacian heritage

Our language got latinized, but we still share a lot of words form our Dacian ancestors and genetically we are balkans in my heritage dna test I got (79% balkan, 11% east european and 7% greek and italian) we are balkan brothers!

It is a little hard for me as a romanian to understand all the lyrics because are very old words

@@paulghencea9037 No, because of the Satem Indo-European heritage. Same as us.

Përshëndetje! sounds like Albanian music. and greek music. and aromanian music (macedonia). and like romanian music. We are all the same. Të gjithë jemi njësoj. Të gjithë kemi nevojë ta duam njëri-tjetrin.

Hahaha greek epiriot or arvanita dodona butrint i epiri i eperm

Greek Epirotic lol. A bunch of Orthodox chams and Aromanians.

All balkans should ban together, make one big balkan.

Romania is not part of Balkans, only neighbours from north of Danube.

@@ive0804 Romania has always been part of the Balkans, especially culturally. If you referencing geography - that is a different theme. The balkan culture entity start from Greece and includes Romania, as well as Slovenia. If you are, for some reason "ashamed" of the word "Balkan", don't be. You should be proud.

great job achnoliging this is amazing to someone who understands that we need more light in the culture of this legendary country . plus I know how hard sometimes people will say the bad for this country so to see finally good things about this place and put more bad reputation on brothers and sisters of romania to not have this on their shoulders of so many years of bad karma and finally actually get people to say good carma into the country is a lot better than hearing people get hurt from hurt it and to carry the burden for so many years is hard enough on them so ya we need more people to keep the good vibes and good carma into this country for once is again amazing to see and to hear about . 😸😺🙈🙉From canada 💖💖💖💖👏🏻 🗺🌎 🙀 ❤‍🔥🤩👼🏻 👸🏻🤴🏻🐺🐉🪶📜🐎 🐃🐄 🐮 🐑🐖 🐂 🦙🐊 🐓🐟 🏰

We have a saying here "The gratest enemy of Romania are romanians"

Turkish** Anton Pann was born in the Ottoman Empire, he returned to wallachia (home) when he was an adult. It’s sounds Byzantine because your music is Turkish. This is coming from a Greek :)

@@stellaprostamo3239 τι λες ρε μαλακη;

First hungarian who i hear that.Love from romania

Respect to you, sir.

All the best Hungary💪

Wow !!! Never heard that from a hungarian ...

i love morocco🫣 badr hari sad lamjared

You do enjoy learning languages

@@europeanonion4518 yEA or using translate

Never much thought about romania til recently, but you guys reflect the balkans more than east or west. If youre ok with being from the balkans, the balkans will love you back 💗

I can't believe how many Romanians love Romania today and will put the interests of our enemies above the Motherland.

@@ionantonescu9747 Like who? Hungary?

@Alex C dar suntem cu toții traci

@Alex C vrei să spui că ilirii nu erau traci? Uită-te la un albanez, să vezi ce bine seamănă cu un român

@Alex C du-te pe wikipedia și ai sa vezi ce scrie acolo despre originile lor

@Alex C albania are 2 religii recunoscute cea musulmană (care ocupă cea mai mare parte din Albania) și cea ortodoxă Majoritatea sunt musulmani pentru că au fost sub dominația Turcă pentru foarte mult timp și ei forțați au adoptat această religie

@@adrianoferu9517 Albanezii au fost sub dominație otomană la fel de mult ca și principatele române. S-au convertit la islam din oportunism, nu din constrângere, doar ei și bosniacii s-au convertit aproape în masă. Pe timpul dominației fanariote în țările române, arnăuții albanezi au lăsat o amintire foarte neplăcută străbunilor noștri din acele timpuri.

it still sounds turkish

@@doga9670 it does

@@doga9670 because turkey adopted the byzantine rhythm

@@doga9670 that's because a part of what is now Turkey was under the Byzantine Empire as well...

@@doga9670 no, Turkish sounds like it

Mersi

It would be so great if we could all leave aside our differences and become the Balkanic Union. We would be so strong together, we have the best fields, the clearest rivers, the most awesome people. Forget European Union with those satanists in Bruxelles! Balkan Union would be the greatest thing!

Beautiful.

sounds more like vareg style.

Maybe Turkish music is influenced by us or Byzantine music 😂😂😂😂

Vlahian is just another name given to those who later became known under the uniffied kingdom of Romania

To all those wondering why Romania has so many influences in one place, must first look at ancient history, early on when the indo-european people came to be, from thracians to geto-dacians to romans, all the way to hungarians, germans and even russians. If it would be for me to give out an honest description of my country and its history, it would be the one of coexistance all these centuries, for proof taking a look at the diversity of romaian minoities that live here. Saddly history shows us we had done our mistakes as well, despite arguing that most of our history we kept forming as a unitary people, only to be allowed to self-govern for the past 100 years (where if you ignore the 50 year communist rule you don't get that much), so thus arguing we were usually the victims. I sure hope people would carry on the traditional way of being around these places, as it's a nice place to be in.

@TuaMadre TUOpadre The southern Romanian Principality was called Wallachia , not Craiova .. Craiova is just a city in today's Oltenia region

Galiente latin brother.im from Romania

😂 every latin speaker in the new world is now the brother of romania…thats what you get when you insist youre more like italians ans Spanish, than balkans.