Here's a profound quote from another great Romanian Sister: "Doing the work of God is dangerous, not doing it is much more dangerous." Sabina Wurmbrand 1913 - 2000
Hello Mrs. Joss Stone Thank you for bringing us samples of the world's talent. It is a great job that helps us understand the concept of diversity. Congratulations on your work, sings beautiful. My daughter loves her job. Saludos desde Puebla, México
I met you in 2005 in the song by Carlos Santana, cry baby cry, which is one of my favorite songs of all time, I love your voice, much love from Romania 🇷🇴
Beautiful ! Thank you Joss for this collaboration in Romania. I want to say that for being more representative for Romania please contact & sing something with TUDOR CHIRILA . Merry Christmas to you & all your beloved ones !
ua-cam.com/users/blanoz - this is the channel of Subcarpati Close your eyes and let yourself floating in the universe of their music. An universe in which the fantastic meets sacred rituals and where sounds are turning into weapons and shields, so necessary for the Romanians to be able to go through history with proud.
I love this! 💜 Forgive me if I get this wrong. In 1979, I, a Seattlite from the beautiful Pacific Northwest, was invited to go stay with the Mercier family in Moulins, France (03000). In the Autumn, I joined my friends, Sandrine and Mitou, to travel to the Champagne region to work for Sandrine's uncle in the grape harvest. Nearly all the other workers were in family caravans. The French called them les gitanes, which translated to Gypsy in English. Sandrine told me they actually identified as Rom. Here in America, there are many myths about "Gypsies." I saw wonderful, in many ways loving ordinary people. Meaning it wasn't hard to identify with them. We in America have much to learn about the peoples of the world.
Except this is not Rromani/Sinti/Gypsy music, this is traditional Romanian music. Rromani/Sinti/Gypsy are a people originary from Northern India and spread all around Europe, with about 10% of its population in Romania, while Romanians are Caucazians. There are, of course, other cultures in Romania (Russian, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Serbian etc). If we are to translate this into 'American political correctness', the owners of this music would be called Caucazian-Romanians, while Rromani/Sinti/Gypsy would be considered Rromani/Sinti/Gypsy Romanians...so, same nationality, different people and different cultures. I believe in the US you do not mix Hispanic, Native American, Caucazian or African cultures, you call it Cultural Misappropriation.
Alina M. .. I hope you know that I was not claiming to be an expert on this. Just sharing a little from my personal experience. I do understand that Americans have so much to learn. I do wish this learning will come from curiosity, not from shaming. Yes, it's difficult to get people to care, but I do. Besides her love for music, people and cultural diversity, I think that Joss aims to expand everyone's awareness through her travels and music. Part of my ancestry is Native American. I do know the importance of people learning about Indigenous history and present. I know the harm caused when they don't.
@@whitecrow1949 My previous comment was a history lesson, not a public shaming. Don't get so easily offended just because someone explained what was incorrect in your comment. Both Romanian and Rromani People have beautiful music, but this piece here is Romanian. Chill and enjoy the song...
Here's a profound quote from another great Romanian Sister:
"Doing the work of God is dangerous, not doing it is much more dangerous."
Sabina Wurmbrand
1913 - 2000
Subcarpati and Joss Stone 🔥🔥🔥
Love from Serbia 🇷🇸!!!
Despite others thinks, Romania will always consider Serbia more then a neighbor! They are our dearest slavic brothers!
Thank you so much for coming to Romania and singing with Bean! It's amazing what you're doing!
Awesome! I've been following the series for a while now and as a Romanian it's an absolute pleasure to hear this Subcarpati hit with Joss!
Hello Mrs. Joss Stone
Thank you for bringing us samples of the world's talent. It is a great job that helps us understand the concept of diversity.
Congratulations on your work,
sings beautiful.
My daughter loves her job.
Saludos desde Puebla, México
Here my wish again
I want a DVD or a DVD-compilation of your worldtour.
Totally agree!!!!
I met you in 2005 in the song by Carlos Santana, cry baby cry, which is one of my favorite songs of all time, I love your voice, much love from Romania 🇷🇴
Baaaaaaaa Joss Stone cu Subcarpati, baaaaaaa, cum, unde, cand, wooooow!!!!!!
Wow, ce voce are Joss si cum suna! Combinatie ideala intre Joss si Bean!
best best best of...lectie de viata prin piesa asta....habar sa n-ai de romania si tot ai aflat ceva...respect MC Bean
Lindeza você e país România...
Gracias por éstas muestras de talento y hermosa música. Te amo Joss, besos desde Zacatenco Ciudad de México.
How Awesome!..Joss Never Disappoints!..Beautiful!!
mc bean smooth spittin! just everything about this!
.... another brilliant collaboration.... (subtitles would be welcome) vibe, vocal tone and music spot on... thx for upload .
Welcome to Romania Joss Stone ! Congrats Mc Bean !!!
omg joss this was so beautiful, I can’t wait till you can do more uk concerts!
Merci à vous pour ces beaux moments de pures musiques.😊
Adoro questa ragazza piena di talento e così semplice
It IS Always a pleasure ton hear from YOU ❤️
👏👏👏
Joss Stone well what does one say ? Pleasant charismatic track Enjoy Romania stay safe take care to you and your team family friends and fans
WOW! GREAT!!! FUK! AMAIZIN!
Beautiful ! Thank you Joss for this collaboration in Romania. I want to say that for being more representative for Romania please contact & sing something with TUDOR CHIRILA . Merry Christmas to you & all your beloved ones !
Beautiful. Joss Stone has got an amazing voice :)
Beautiful! Gracias. Saludo desde Bogotá, Colombia.
Olá joss
É sempre bom ouvir sua voz
Bom fim de semana a todos que gostam de uma boa música
Joss che metaviglia col suo quadernino va dappertutto e canta tutta la musica del mondo
Wow
nice
So beautiful
I love it ^^
Bravooooooooooooo
❤❤❤🎼🎶🎵🎶❤❤❤
your job is very nice and holy
😘
"Joss, canta!" (misses her cue) - still sounds good!
Acho que será difícil para você quando tiver que escolher um cantor do Brasil. Nossa musicalidade transcende
Ela já passou aqui, mana! Foi até q bem legal o encontro, mas acho q ela precisaria passar um ano no país pra entender essa riqueza, ne?
@@ma.storysinging Qual vídeo que eu não encontrei aqui?
Can feel the lyrics even tho I only know one language. Is anyone talking about Larry David in the band?? 😃
ua-cam.com/users/blanoz - this is the channel of Subcarpati
Close your eyes and let yourself floating in the universe of their music. An universe in which the fantastic meets sacred rituals and where sounds are turning into weapons and shields, so necessary for the Romanians to be able to go through history with proud.
*twerks sustainably*
Cum cântă negru' și cum se mișcă tipa 😍
What the name this man? how i can find him? i nreed this man for songs!
Subcarpati is the name of the band and he is Bean MC.
RFS Israel *.
I love this! 💜 Forgive me if I get this wrong. In 1979, I, a Seattlite from the beautiful Pacific Northwest, was invited to go stay with the Mercier family in Moulins, France (03000). In the Autumn, I joined my friends, Sandrine and Mitou, to travel to the Champagne region to work for Sandrine's uncle in the grape harvest. Nearly all the other workers were in family caravans. The French called them les gitanes, which translated to Gypsy in English. Sandrine told me they actually identified as Rom. Here in America, there are many myths about "Gypsies." I saw wonderful, in many ways loving ordinary people. Meaning it wasn't hard to identify with them.
We in America have much to learn about the peoples of the world.
I can confirm “gypsy people” identify as romani or rom
Except this is not Rromani/Sinti/Gypsy music, this is traditional Romanian music. Rromani/Sinti/Gypsy are a people originary from Northern India and spread all around Europe, with about 10% of its population in Romania, while Romanians are Caucazians. There are, of course, other cultures in Romania (Russian, Bulgarian, Hungarian, Serbian etc). If we are to translate this into 'American political correctness', the owners of this music would be called Caucazian-Romanians, while Rromani/Sinti/Gypsy would be considered Rromani/Sinti/Gypsy Romanians...so, same nationality, different people and different cultures. I believe in the US you do not mix Hispanic, Native American, Caucazian or African cultures, you call it Cultural Misappropriation.
Alina M. .. I hope you know that I was not claiming to be an expert on this. Just sharing a little from my personal experience. I do understand that Americans have so much to learn. I do wish this learning will come from curiosity, not from shaming. Yes, it's difficult to get people to care, but I do. Besides her love for music, people and cultural diversity, I think that Joss aims to expand everyone's awareness through her travels and music.
Part of my ancestry is Native American. I do know the importance of people learning about Indigenous history and present. I know the harm caused when they don't.
@@whitecrow1949 My previous comment was a history lesson, not a public shaming. Don't get so easily offended just because someone explained what was incorrect in your comment. Both Romanian and Rromani People have beautiful music, but this piece here is Romanian. Chill and enjoy the song...
Alina M. What's always missing in text messages is tone. I'm not offended. I love history, culture, diversity, et al. I'm always open to learning.
This sounds just like romansh