Recently discovered my father was Basque. My son is a drummer (percussionist) and his first year in college joined a student led percussion group; they use anything BUT actual drums (garbage cans, buckets, wood chairs etc). He was mesmerized.. "must just be in my blood mom". ❤🙂🥰
My Nana was RH negative blood I discovered the connection through dreaming of the Mother Mari.. I paint her she comes to me... Iseralites... White Bahamian....
I think I might have tracked down where you’re from originally. The Luri people of Iran. As you know Lur in the Basque language means Earth. These people are not Muslims and are a Semi Nomadic People. You need to learn all you can about them. They speak 5 different dialects of the Lurrian language. Mostly Middle Persian. I have looked at some of the place names in Iran like Hormuz which is an Island and at one time was a very hearty trading place. If you look it up in Basque it means On The Wall. There is a Utube video of Lurrian Music also and the Drumbeat is almost exactly the same as yours the music is middle Eastern but the beat is yours! They have a video of the Luri people also and they look exactly the same as you! Please check this out! The DNA of these people is R1b1 and J same as you!
@@aurellatry8342 To the names, an "a" is added at the end of the word, to add the article. Hitz = word , Hitza = the word. for plural in singular a k is added exp. Hitzak = the words
Las músicas tradicionales son tan repetitivas....esto es tal cual rollo tambor japones, con otro timbre, o la palbra que sea, o podia ser la música de cualquier tribu africana. Primitivo, límitado, rigido....por Desgracia, todo esto de las culturas tradicionales europeas se va por el desagüe, a ritmo de tiktoks y UA-camrs,. Bueno quedaran estas grabaciones, por que las generaciones actuales se la pela todo esto. Al 99.95% claro. Como lágrimas en la lluvia HAHAHAH
Viendo tu comentario se deduce que no tienes ni puta idea de música ni todo lo que implica, sigue con el reggaeton, tiktokers y youtubers y que te apoveche. Con vuestras cabezas golpeadas solo sonaría a corcho
Recently discovered my father was Basque. My son is a drummer (percussionist) and his first year in college joined a student led percussion group; they use anything BUT actual drums (garbage cans, buckets, wood chairs etc). He was mesmerized.. "must just be in my blood mom". ❤🙂🥰
The language of these people is beautifull..
As is there traditional music
Thanks "eskerrik asko"
The language is co-official in the Basque Country (Spanish side) with the spanish.
Its just amazing, unbelievable...
Who needs Rock when you have Wood?
You can have both. Just listen to Oreka TX for example, they even played a txalaparta made of ice.
My early heritage is Basque I'm learning so much from a beautiful people and country
I'm basque. Thanks a lot for this video. Eskerrik asko!!
Basque the first thought to be the first peoples to settle in Europe. Their culture language and DNA is very different then most of Europe's.
Not exactly, the Basques are genetically Western Europeans, 85% R1b, they only kept the language from previous steppe invasions
Excelente, tuve oportunidad de escucharlos en Balmaseda en 1999!!!!
Marvelous ... the music that there is in everything if you know how to bring it out ...
Melodious music, love from india
Musically amazing, but I really loved the little boy in the blue shirt in the background moving along with the music.
Maraming salamat po! Gracias! Merci beaucoup! Arigato!!
GORA EUXKADI!!!
Wow. My wife Basco is a filipina but this really resonates!
Yeah Filipina doesn’t count.
I maybe a basque , because I like this sounds ( Oyarvide )
Oyarvide (or Oyarbide) is definitely a basque surname no doubt.
@@Nagrandt Oyarbide su traducción sería: Olhar (cabaña) bide (camino) camino de la cabaña. english: hut road.
@@Uaskon
Gracias
@@randomserb761 Eres vasco. No tengas duda alguna con ese apellido.
how can i write the rhythm, this has it all pitch, velocity, performance, poly rhythm, percussion and piano techniques
You can adapt a traditional 5 bar staff to this easily, just assign the voices, then accents etc, sounds like fun project!
My Nana was RH negative blood I discovered the connection through dreaming of the Mother Mari.. I paint her she comes to me... Iseralites... White Bahamian....
If somebody was going to write a song, for BASQUE BUILDERS? I would use THIS song!:-). KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!:-).
Safri Duo milenario
Yeah!
Merci ✨
Love it! Sounds like a cross between Santana, Weather Report, and Al di Meola. I enjoyed every last second of this jam.
VIVA LOS BASQUES!
You should say "gora euskadunak" ;) (Greetings from Basque Country)
*euskaldunak
*VIVAN
It is very like korean traditional music jajinmori. Rythme De Coreen
Fairy initiation music..
Beautiful
Only basques can feel this and know what it means. A real basque would say “who’s coming” it was used as a warning to nearby basques
Oh Then I Guess No One Else Should Listen To It...So Thumbs Down Because Of Your Comment.
@@truthlover2319 plus its wrong, it was the apple wine productors' calling to announce the begining of the season
gracias.
Very cool!
Gora Euskal Herria Askatuta
if there's a rock music, is this considered wood music?
MOOI MUSIC
GURIA.EUSKALERRIA.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I think I might have tracked down where you’re from originally. The Luri people of Iran. As you know Lur in the Basque language means Earth. These people are not Muslims and are a Semi Nomadic People. You need to learn all you can about them. They speak 5 different dialects of the Lurrian language. Mostly Middle Persian. I have looked at some of the place names in Iran like Hormuz which is an Island and at one time was a very hearty trading place. If you look it up in Basque it means On The Wall. There is a Utube video of Lurrian Music also and the Drumbeat is almost exactly the same as yours the music is middle Eastern but the beat is yours! They have a video of the Luri people also and they look exactly the same as you! Please check this out! The DNA of these people is R1b1 and J same as you!
Interesting theory have you submittefd it elsewhere?
Thank you for the information wow sounds like mayve they have proto turkic ancestor?
Ojalá una cover de darude sandstorm en Txalaparta. Esta canción que se improvisan se parece un poco a ratos. Ojalá más commitment
This sounds like the intro to AKIRA! I guess Japanese monks used something similar.
★★★★★★★★★★
AKIRA
teach me a basque word pleasse!
Arratsalde on! (That means good afternoon)
Hitz means word. Irakats iezadazu euskal hitz bat mesedez (teach me a basque word please).
Hitza hitz. A word is a word. Be loyal. 😄
@@aurellatry8342 To the names, an "a" is added at the end of the word, to add the article.
Hitz = word , Hitza = the word. for plural in singular a k is added exp. Hitzak = the words
@@Uaskon Bai! The saying just comes like that " Hitza hitz." 😊
tamatheler :D
A bit to woody sounding for me.
Then fuck off
@@ivanzamudio1905 jesus chill
❤️💚🤍 Gora gure Euskalherri maitea
I was born in the wrong generation
Yeah, I miss the homoerectus time tbh
Wow, that gets old in the first :48 seconds.
Very specific
Las músicas tradicionales son tan repetitivas....esto es tal cual rollo tambor japones, con otro timbre, o la palbra que sea, o podia ser la música de cualquier tribu africana. Primitivo, límitado, rigido....por Desgracia, todo esto de las culturas tradicionales europeas se va por el desagüe, a ritmo de tiktoks y UA-camrs,. Bueno quedaran estas grabaciones, por que las generaciones actuales se la pela todo esto. Al 99.95% claro. Como lágrimas en la lluvia HAHAHAH
Viendo tu comentario se deduce que no tienes ni puta idea de música ni todo lo que implica, sigue con el reggaeton, tiktokers y youtubers y que te apoveche. Con vuestras cabezas golpeadas solo sonaría a corcho