Tzivaeri - Dolleesi (Greek Traditional Song) 

To persian lady you should check out the videos by Faraji. He is Iranian who sings traditional Greek songs as well as Iranian and other ethnicities. He has made his hobby to find out why greek songs song the way do and where did they originate from. He also sings in Persian Turkish Spanish Slavic French etc

@@Makaidonas Thanks for your recommendation I will definitely check it out.

Such a great, beautiful rendition of this traditional song

Dolleesi. You blew us away with you outstanding version of song I wish you great success with your musical career

Absolutely love her songs. Plus her wonderful voice 😅❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@@mharvey6077 thank you so so much 😍💜

@@dolleesi2851 you are very welcome 🙏

Stop reminding us that we have the worst neighbors around the world turco-taliban 💣

Thank you so much 😀

Όχι την Ελλάδα, το κρατίδιο της σύγχρονης Αθήνας, αλλά την Ελλάδα ως έκφραση του Ελληνισμού/Ανθρωπισμού.

The Gods stared down from Olympus, some nearly wept at the sight and sound of this incredible beauty that reminded them of the old world. They have not been appeased by mankind for a long time.

Influência Otomana ou império romano na parte de Constantinopla talvez?

Hellenic music ...not other

The Turkish took all their culture from the Greeks when they came to Anatolia ,there is no Turkish music there is Greece music .هذه هي الحقيقة

@@HOBAPOMAnah they were influenced by the Greeks. For the simple reason that the Greeks existed before the ottomans. The Greeks have influenced their food, culture and music culture

No it is totally ok to dance to this in my opinion, as long as you understand the song. Its about losing a "precious stone" ....a loved one, an item or the difficulty with time passing, etc... Respect the song and the beauty of the art in which im sure you will display will be breathtaking... I love the Portuguese language, Im a Greek/American, greetings.

@@KidVas1018 Tks for answering! I love my language too, and I love to study other languages as well. Really interesting knowing the meaning of this beautiful song. I am still amazed by its beauty

Thank you so much 😀

We Greeks are not the cousins of your music and race. This Greek music stretching back 4000 years You sits are the receptors of these wonderful Greek music. You got it from us!

@@Makaidonas absolutely not

​@@Makaidonasο εθνικισμος ειναι κακο πραμα...

Thank you so much 🙂

Ευχαριστούμε πολύ! 😀

Omer. You are doing very good with your comments in greek. It is great to see the effort you put in in writing in greek. Greek is not easy to learn

Do you mind sharing the name of the musicologist and/or the book for reference please? THX

Thank you so much 😀

@@dolleesi2851 i like your voice, is very pretty and has some harmony ...love it

I'm one of your followers now 🦄👏🌷

The actual tradition song you will hear it from Domna Samiou .But also this amazing girl has beautiful voice .Moreover you will find many beautiful traditional songs from Greece because there are so many different traditional sounds.Almost every island has its own traditional music and in mainland also there are several “tribes” with their own traditional music such as Pontiaka,Sarakatsanika ,Vlaxika.Ipirotika ,Thrakiotika and many more .It worths to look for them

Haha same my guy.😆

Thank you so much 😀

i agree you guys made me search for a tissue. i dont know why though lol. amazing

Ευχαριστούμε πολύ 😀

Thank you so much 😀

Ευχαριστούμε πολύ 😀

Thank you so much 😀

always better with drums/percussion

I found myself providing percussion on this song, tapping the desk.

Greece, and the entirety of the Balkans, were part of the Ottoman Empire for centuries. As a result, a lot of cross-pollination in terms of culture and music. The traditional Greek music though sound more generally "Mediterranean" than Middle Eastern. If you want to hear uniquely Greek music, here are some examples: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dzlcxN0lxSo.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UYZMrFWnMes.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HJyLWbuGX5A.html

I have lived in these countries and I can attest to “some” similarities, however at a detailed level there are subtle differences. I love all types though from this part of the world

This music has a long history. This is the music of the Greeks going back to ancient times. This the music carried to world by Alexander the Great. Besides Persia was influenced by this music The Indians we’re heavily influence by this music In fact Rabi Shankar paid tribute to this music. In his shows. Now Indian music strongly influence Greek music which the Indians kept from the days of Alexander. Hence all these type sound came back to Greece via Indian music videos which was the in thing to watch and copy. Great Greek musicians from Anatolia copied and resurrected this music from old Indian songs who in turn were affected by Ancient Greek music from the days of Alexander. Hence it is not Turkish in any way but Ancient Greek that transfer back into the Greek consciousness by Indian music movies

@@boband75 Bob your comment is great. You absolutely right. There are very detailed difference in each culture cultur

@@user-yp6yr9te7l Greek music was not influence by ottomans I It is the other way around Actually Greek music was influenced by Indian music more so from movies in the 1950s. Indian musician say that their music have their roots in Ancient Greece So ottoman music did not influence Greek or Balkan music.

qanun or kanoon (Greek: κανονάκι)

@@user-pn3mo1cc7w thank you!

It's a lament of a parent for his child that left its home for a foreign land. Oh, the foreign lands take joy, my precious, of my beautiful flower humbly i walk on the earth. It's me that sent him/her there, my precious, on my own will humbly i walk on the earth. Oh, damn you, immigration, my precious, you and all your benefits Oh, you took away my little child, my precious, and made him/her yours

@@eltarlantezos thank you, greetings from your neighbor! 🇲🇰🤝🇬🇷

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