Black Horse [Хар Морь] - Mongolian Traditional Classical Music Art - 1998/2001 - Full Album
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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2024
- Thank you Nicolas (see comments below) for the track timing and more users for contributing with the Cyrillic script either as ХАРА МОРИ (old script) or Хар Морь. And many thanks to all listeners of this majestic album!
0:00 Chingges Khaanii Magtaal (With Huumii) / Song in Praise of Chinggis Khaan
3:10 Sunjidmaa
7:57 Uulgan Shariin Domog / The Legend of the Big Camel
19:42 Huumiin Dorvon Torol / Four variations of huumii
23:16 Ayalguu / Melody
28:27 Danaabal
32:33 Takhiin Magtaal / The Wild Horse
37:17 Abe Maria-(Bakh Guno)
40:17 Tsonkhon Deer Suusan Yalaa / The Fly on the Window
43:07 Kherlengiin Barya
47:13 Serebger Khadnii Zereglee (With Huumii) / The Jagged Rocks
49:11 Builgan Shariin Yabdal / The Camel
53:19 Khun (Sen-Sans)
56:43 Dorbon Oiradiin Uria / The Four Oirat Tribes
1:00:43 Zurgaan Tumen Mongolia (With Huumii) / Song in Praise of the Six Peoples
This music touches that little bit of Genghis Khan's DNA in all of us
So true, I long for the wildlands once more. Shall we conquer together brother ?
Then i guess it touches my pee pee cuz my dick look part asian
chinggis khan
@@HAIHAI-vo6tx, I’m not Finnish but my great-grandmother was from a Russian family that traces its line back to Genghis Khan via one of his great-granddaughters, so it’s not only the Finns.
Yeah no, you most likely have none of Gengis Khan's DNA within you. Well unless you are of asian decent
I'm so in love with mongol music. It goes right to my soul.
Cannot agree more!
cause it's using the voice of nature which is directly connectted to Köktengri's(the mighty god of eternal sky) mistery sound frequences what is "iiii" sound(in english "e" sound). focus for attention to throath singing sound frequences. it's the same voice of the sun(high frequencies of "i" sound).
Absolutely! And since I discovered their music several years ago, everything else I’ve learned about their culture is just as awesome. (Except for boortsog, I can pass on that, thanks.) But I know what you mean. I don’t know how to describe it, but it makes me feel like I’m connecting more to who I really am when I hear the Morin Khuur and the throat singing.
Turkish people from Turkey look nothing like Mongolians
They got that culture and they speak the same words because of the invasion... Filipino people have thousands of words that came from spanish influence
I don't care if I might be 0% mongolian or may never be able to visit Mongolia in my life, but this music makes me so emotional like when you hear a song again that your parents would play for you when you were a baby. I might sound insane but when I die, all I want to do is ride on a horse on endless steppes, with or without music.
In good hope current circumstances will soon be relaxed, I wholeheartedly wish you to visit Mongolia one day, my friend!
Their will be music,.. the sound of hoves & the wind in your ears...
Yep. That "without music" part sounds loony, all right. lol lol You don't need to be Mongolian. I mean, tribal is tribal. Everyone has ancestors that come from a tribe with their own tribal songs and dances. Though, to be fair, the Mongols got around. You might be and not know it.
If you believe in reincarnation, then possibly you have already ridden on the steppes many times in past lives and will ride on them again many times in future lifetimes.
No culture in human history could possibly make cooler music than this or use the human voice as an instrument this well.
I understand what you mean, but I also think every form of singing does the same. Actually, vocal chords have been the first instrument, even before the drum or the mouth harp.
idk the vikings were pretty similar too.
maybe yodel
Nah people.....Theo hat recht aka Theo is right :D
@@francosalinas4459 Their Tagelharpa even sounds similar to Morin Khuur
0:00 Chingges Khaanii Magtaal (With Huumii) / Song in Praise of Chinggis Khaan
3:10 Sunjidmaa
7:57 Uulgan Shariin Domog / The Legend of the Big Camel
19:42 Huumiin Dorvon Torol / Four variations of huumii
23:16 Ayalguu / Melody
28:27 Danaabal
32:33 Takhiin Magtaal / The Wild Horse
37:17 Abe Maria-(Bakh Guno)
40:17 Tsonkhon Deer Suusan Yalaa / The Fly on the Window
43:07 Kherlengiin Barya
47:13 Serebger Khadnii Zereglee (With Huumii) / The Jagged Rocks
49:11 Builgan Shariin Yabdal / The Camel
53:19 Khun (Sen-Sans)
56:43 Dorbon Oiradiin Uria / The Four Oirat Tribes
1:00:43 Zurgaan Tumen Mongolia (With Huumii) / Song in Praise of the Six Peoples
Hey, I just saw this, thank you so so so sooo much! I just updated the info, properly acknowledging you! :-)
Thank you
Really beautiful music
It's very good !
@@Bababbaaaa is that like Dutch/German hybrid English?
Reading "Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World" while listening to this playlist. Very immersive and pleasant read.
As in the Mongols, we Turks have a throat music culture.Mongols are our brothers
Could you share some Turkish throat singing music, my friend? Thank you!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas ua-cam.com/video/bYobNAhGFG4/v-deo.html
Both were the same people long time ago.
@@fili-tis-petaloudas Altai-Kai is the throat singing of the Altaians, the Altaians are Turks. The Tuvan group Huun-Huur-Tu, Tuvinians are also Turks.
When I hear this music, my heart answers.
I absolutely agree!
How beautifully well put!
The first one is a masterpiece
Absolutely!
@VladTheImpaler thanks friend, I have been checking the HU since their early beginning few years back. i keep recommending to their fans to check Yat-Kha's album Tuva.Rock which is a masterpiece
@VladTheImpaler My Mongol friends are friends with my Tuvan friends. If you have time to spend on UA-cam, under a video of beautiful Mongolian music, for such arguments, the exit is that way...
This is some of the best Mongolian music I have heard so far. May "Black Horse" become ever Better.
My pleasure to share dear Daniel, thanks a lot for commenting and for your appreciation!
My soul is dancing and my heart is smiling
I got introduced to mongolian music by my world history teacher because I love music from all over the world and honestly I'm so happy he did, I don't think I would have found it if he didn't.
I am so deeply glad that you have such an awesome world history teacher! I wish I had one like this when I went to school! Thank you for visiting!
As of today I have adopted the last name of my most recent and honorable ancestor from Mongolia,khan,I hope to everyone that we may reminisce over the glory and good fortune he brought to his people,and the honor he would carry on into the modern world,long live the khanate
It moves me like I’m riding along side them through the plans! Thank you
My pleasure - and I share the feeling!
i just imagine a huge shiny golden horde singing this while marching! the earth will tremble from the kargyraa!
Great image! (I think kargyraa is a Tuvan term, however..)
Oh man! Thank you!!
Many years ago, in Amsterdam, under the “tunnel” of Rijksmuseum, a really acoustic place, I was blessed with meeting the duo, a man(singer) and a woman(instruments), dressed in traditional Mongolian garments and listened almost in a trance the entire album live! At the end bought the cd from them, which is still in my collection but not working anymore, guess I listened to it one time too many…
One of those casual meetings while traveling on the road, that changed my life and my soul...
Searched for it sometime ago, with no luck… guess it was before october 2017… time goes fast when you look back…
Thank you million of times for uploading this, thank you wonderful person!!!
Wow! After so many comments under this video, at long last I get to learn some more information about the actual band! To be honest, I found the CD online some years ago and was impressed to find so little information on Discogs, disproportionally little compared to the relative success of this post...
Cannot agree more with you about the teachings from travelling. When i submitted my bachelor thesis in 2010, I treated to myself a 3-months trip to Siberia, one month spent in Tuva alone. Several of the full albums I have posted on my channel are similar underground releases from Tuvan musicians. I quickly discovered the Mongolian traditions and appreciated their music as well. But that being said, I have now gathered 15 years of backpacking memories, paired to the joyful pain of carrying CDs, vinyls, and books from different countries back home...
Stay well my friend and thank you for a wonderful comment that made my day (night, in fact)
@@fili-tis-petaloudas Hello, I also saw the group perform live, at the Edinburgh festival about 15-20 years ago as a child. My parents bought me the CD and it's still probably in their house somewhere. I remember that the performers are a husband-and-wife duo, but not their names.
I also remember that the opening song in praise of Genghis Khan was composed by the "horse-fiddler"/singer shortly before the recording of the album, and that it won a national prize for composition in Mongolia.
@@useruseruser789 Oh, such a wonderful memory, many thanks for sharing this and all the details! Coincidentally, I live in Edinburgh in the last 4 years!
A mi me paso exactamente igual. Los ví bajo el Museo en septiembre de 2001 y me quedé impresionado. Les compre el CD y durante mucho tiempo lo escuche con frecuencia. Me alegra saber que a alguien le pasó lo mismo y en el mismo lugar que a mi. Que curioso!
@@DDACL
¡Estoy tan contento de que este álbum reúna a todas estas grandes personas!
Magnifique !!!! 🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️ merci pour ce magnifique partage !
If only I heard this years ago when discovering Mongolian throat singing. I am absolutely astounded.
Sundijama is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard. I'd love to try to learn some variation of the melody on guitar some day. Doesn't sound particulary complex.
I wish someone who knows more than me sees your comment and offers help!
Sunjidmaa is mongolian traditional song. Here is full song performance. The song is written based on true story, it is said. ua-cam.com/video/baNAKggGS0M/v-deo.html&start_radio=1
Tengri bless his soul
Aye!
I found this album while studying for my first major exam. It calmed me down, and gave me some additional motivation when I was really tired, but had to keep on studying. To me, this is an incredible piece of art, that sounds so strange and alien, but yet very soothing and familiar to me. Like a warm hug from a stranger. Thank you for uploading this :)
This is so interesting to hear! I found it during my early torrent researches of Tuvan/Mongolian music and decided to upload it while taking a break from my early PhD studies - which have almost finished as I have now just submitted my thesis. Good luck with your exams and student career!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas I got back to listening it while now writing my dissertation. Your research sounds really interesting! (Aside from my main research area, immunology, I've found some interest in fenno-ugric studies too). Hope that by now, your PhD is accepted!
@@l.b.l.1569 well, well, that's me being super late in responding! Currently holding a PhD and waiting to begin a lectureship. Fenno-ugric studies is super interesting and I think there is a charter here in Edinburgh too. There might be promise to investigate it with further respect to immunology through a medical anthropology lens...
❤ De 🇫🇷
Mongolia 👍👍👍 i from the sakha(Yakutsk)
Warm greetings to the mighty land of the khomus (the khomus I have on my channel's thumbnail comes from a Spiridon Shishigin CD; if you search my channel, you will find music by the legendary Ayarkhaan, Spiridon Shishigin, and many more)
Привет брат-якут.
@@jabs615 уруй-айхал✊
@@jabs615 не якут а САХА
@@jabs615 Lovely Yakutia!
Amazing! I am really in love with everything that is related to Mongolia. I read a lot about Genghis Khan and it fascinates me how he managed to become the "whip of God".
Nice to hear, my friend, and thanks for commenting! I went to Tuva in 2010, and on the way I was reading Genghis Khan: And the Making of the Modern World by Jack Weatherford - a great book on the topic if you haven't read it already.
@@fili-tis-petaloudas Thanks! I will definetely read it.
@@stefanfarcas5666 can i contact, i need questions related to genghis khan
@@disicaray5495? I don't understand your question
@@stefanfarcas5666 i like to contaçt you , i am doing research on genghis khan, ur email pls
this is a certified hood classic
That 2nd song, Sunjidmaa. I can just imagine sitting around a big fire on the eurasian steppe, eating, talking and laughing with the other members of your group, while the stars and moon shine brightly in the sky.
What a powerful image! Yes!
Wow... Singing full of soul.
💙💙💙💙💙💙
Beautiful, just the best to have playing during my research.
Good luck with your research, friend - 3rd year PhD here, writing up and feeling the pain!
My students are making their research right now while listening to this music
@@minervareyes9045 Your students are very very lucky!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas What are you pursuing your PhD in ?
@@suryatejas3013 A year+ worth of silence, implying I finished my PhD (now about to begin a lectureship), my PhD was on the sociology of artificial intelligence! What is your research on?
This is fantastic. I'm an author working on a high fantasy novel featuring inspiration from lesser-appreciated elements of asian culture and mythology (I'm half taiwanese, and I feel like many great pieces of folklore go unappreciated!) and this music really helps me focus while writing. It's so incredibly powerful. Thank you!
This sounds so interesting! Would be glad to read your artistic output. I collect folklore material from across different regions, but English, Japanese, and Tuvan/Siberian folklore are among my top preferences. Feel free to explore my channel for further inspiration! You might be interested in this lore from North East Siberia... ua-cam.com/video/KBrMaiz99iQ/v-deo.html - and this playlist: ua-cam.com/video/egZklI3xDK4/v-deo.html
i like to contaçt you , i am doing research on genghis khan, ur email pls
@@disicaray5495 What is your research about?
@@fili-tis-petaloudas wē chat in mail
I feel like the first song summarizes the traditional Mongolian music in such a super bad ass way.
It takes years of training to be able to sing like that! I am in awe of her ability.... But you must be also aware that they go beyond the human vocal range ("throat-singing") There catches the realm of nature spirits and demons.
Hence the tripartite throat singing of the Tuvans (kargyraa-khoomei-sygyt) corresponding to the tripartite division of nature (underground-earthly-heavenly) and the body (legs/genitalia-vital organs-head).
Nice ! ᠭᠤᠶᠤ ᠪᠠᠢᠨᠠ !
22:05 This variation of throat singing always touches me on a spiritual level. It's like he's chanting to the entire universe.
Cannot agree more, as I have been digging the intriguing degrees of variations of throat singing across Mongolian, Tuvan, Altaian, and other regions' folklore!
it sygyt i think
@@reddead2video466 Mongolian khoomii does not have the Tuvan names, but I would say that in Tuvan terminology it's khoomei with little sygyt elements. It later becomes more kargyraa-ish.
@@fili-tis-petaloudas interesting, thanks
Thanks for this timeless experience. A jewel of Chinnggis memory's
We are all the same under the big blue sky :-)
Sounds really nice
ES UNA MUSICA QUE ME CAUTIVO, TOCA LAS CUERDAS FINAS DEL ALMA DE CUALQUIER PERSONA
¡Estoy absolutamente de acuerdo!
проветривает мозги такая музыка..степь, горы вдали и никто не грызет мозг, сотка нах.. и ты один и только ветер играет между сопок..и птицы поют где то высоко.
хорошо сказано! Горные благословения, друг мой!
i enjoy this album very much brings me in a trance sometimes
true masterpiece
Absolutely beautiful 💙🌊💜🧡💛💜💚 from JRMC ❤🌟🌟🌟
dude, this is cool
You did exceptionally good work. Thank you!
I am glad you appreciate it! Thanks for stopping by!
this is my favourite song
Excellent 😊🙏
Yes!
I first read John Lamb's Ghenghis Khan 60 years ago as a child. So much military and historical respect felt toward a remarkable people and nation! Love watching Mongolian genre movies or videos about life there also. In the service of great "CHINGHIS!" Salute! Love Marco Polo miniseries both 1982 and newer.
Ha, I have great memories watching the recent Marco Polo one ;-) And I have read Genghis Khan: And the Making of the Modern World New edition by Jack Weatherford, also a great read
Excellent!
Glad you appreciate this!
My favourite throatsinging album. I uploaded Serebger Khadnii Zereglee on here years ago but i think it got removed because of copyrights so i hope this one stays up indefinitely.
Sorry to hear about that post being removed, my friend! Copyrights have gone crazy on youtube lately.. I am wishing everyone well in this respect. Glad to hear this is one of your favourites, it's a true honour for me to have shared it. I've only been to Tuva, but I really wanna visit Mongolia too!
Just gorgeous for mind-healing, during times of Corona! Thank you sincerely for sharing this! Mongolian folk is the ONLY thing this crazy brain has ever found that truly lets me float and calm down.
So good to hear! Hope you are well!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas As long as there is music, I will beat the struggles, sooner or later :-D I have seen that you subscribed to my channel. Number 80-this means you win the prize of choosing the next song I must play, IF you wish! Every 10th new subscriber, I give this prize to.
@@SportyOtterPop Oh my! And it is your birthweek, this week? Congratulations! And I do get to choose the next song you must play? Aaah, so difficult to choose! Ok - can you play Time in a Bottle by Jim Croce please..? Thank you, and congrats on the 80th subscriber!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas Not my birth week, but my father's. He loved a party, so was giving him one! Time in a Bottle-GREAT choice!!!!!!
ua-cam.com/video/1Q88IdHNzak/v-deo.html
1:00:43 This just cured my f*cking soul
It's such a soothing song!
This music makes me fly
me toooo
Super
I was a mongolian in a previous life.
Can feel you...
this is the peak of masculinity
nope, but your comment is!
9 enemies will have their eyes and mouths covered with molten silver...
We are up to 13 viewers from Khorazm now.
Why? They are not of royal blood. Decapitation will do.
now 15...
@@mangudaimonger8915 20 now
Now 26
my youtube recommendation has been banging lately
Ha, worth it, I hope!
Nice misic
finally i found my destination genre... Thank you !
Thank *you* for visiting my friend!
Track 8 or 37:17 really is a black stallion classical of art in my opinion:) Thump up for that one:) So emotional & so peaceful:) I listen it over and over for sometimes:) Like it a lot!
Totally agree, thanks for visiting friend!
Five fires 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
عمل رائع اخي🖤
شكرا اخي!
I'm a herbalist and healer and would love to visit you and your lands. Hopefully soon when the planet aligns with its true self, and the animals are in their true nature and the people's of this planet wake up to the beauty and vastness of this planet.
When I bought my Tuvan shaman drum and the craftsmen made me hold the dead horse's skin against the wooden frame of the drum in order to finalise it, I made plenty of thoughts about what it means to be post-nomad in these areas (and I wasn't a vegetarian back then..)
The beginning of "Ayalguu" kinda reminds me of Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters"
Nice ear!
That is exactly what I was coming to comment!
Was watching Marco Polo, had a scene of the guys playing around the fire. Beautiful music, can’t believe I’ve never heard that style before, kinda reminds me of bluegrass. Lol
Ah yes, I watched Marco Polo some years back and I remember that the throat singing caught my attention as I was not accustomed hearing it in big series. You are not the only one relating the Mongolian (and Tuvan) folk music to bluegrass - many people call it Siberian/Mongolian cowboy music (there is a striking similarity between banjos and their local string instruments) - check out the documentary Genghis Blues as well, if you want to delve deeper into the cult of American/SIberian/Mongolian crossovers!
Zurgaan Tumen Mongolia, 60,000 Mongolia
it is good
I just started listening and I I very enjoy!!
Nice
Well said, friend, thanks for commenting!
32:33 - 33:28 - The Wild Horse
ah this fast pace sooths
Yes!!
The best ancient I've yet found
sample heaven
Haha, too recent for my standards! Has to be at least 40 years old to deserve revival!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas thats true haha ty for your channel thoe :) alot of interesting peaces
20:00 excellent Kargyraa !!
Shu-de!
At 20:00 that's Chylandyk, not just Kargyraa. After that it is
Throat sounds so unique..but why they in this way..love the music
I love Mongolian, Siberian and Tibetan music!
voice from the steppe: www.mixcloud.com/DaddyPeetExpresso/journey-across-the-steppe-135/
Thanks mate this is great. I have an entire playlist on my channel with steppe/nomadic music I have shared if you'd like to take a look :)
This is so friggin' awesome =D. Will be using this for my D&D sessions.
Sounds like a great plan!
Pure Love. 🌹
^_^
I want to buy the Mongolian Horse Violin but too expensive. 😅 Fuck the World
@@Fathur1Rabbani they compete with the Tuvans, haha
7:57 - 8:07 - The Legend Of The Camel - 8:46 - 17:52
Yes, it's a fantastic track!!
Of all videos
💘 nice xx from Italy
Warm greetings from Scotland!
"We are going to conquer you. Then, play this music at you and let you dance to it every night." Hmm...
salam dari indonesia
圖瓦音樂，太美
How I would wish to be related to the great Khans...
Well, some say all the world is somehow related to them, hahahah
Did not expect to hear Ave Maria here of all places lmao
Haha, so true!
🇲🇳🇭🇺🇺🇿🇹🇷🇹🇲🇰🇿🇰🇬🇦🇿
Unite with your blood brothers in the Turan union 🤘🏻
Not turan. HUNNUTAI
Hello from The Study of Antiquity and the Middle Ages! Could we use one of these tracks for a video on Genghis Khan and the Mongol Empire? If so, please let us know how we can credit you and drive more audience to your channel.
Hi there! Many thanks for the kind invitation. As far as I know, this album was a private press/not-on-label release, hence I posted it to save it from oblivion. I cannot claim credit for the music, however, if you use any of the tracks and you wish to offer some support, feel free to add a link to the full album in the description, I guess something across the lines of "if you'd like to listen to the full album containing this song, visit the following link." Best of luck with your project and let me know when it's released - I'd be curious to watch!
oh boy!
ha, there's ma boi!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas you will have to send this for me haha
@@BarbatrucoProduccionesNetlabel you mean the album? Anytime!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas yes!
👍👍👍
🌌💜⚛️☯️
İnsanı gaza getiriyo amk müzik
From the best I can tell my last name origionates from Tataristan. I do believe it is from slavs who emigrated that area, so I have no real idea if any Eastern blood is in my genetic makeup. There are many Yuditskiis from Lvov as well.
WHITALOTOFLOVE.
can anyone tell me what these songs are about, please? this use of vioce is fascinating.
Although I do not speak Mongolian, I think a good way to start is to look at the tracklist which contains English translations of the song titles. The themes are pretty much about nomadic life with animals, tribalistic content, and the holiness of certain natural places!
Half of the songs are about owning horses.... The other half are about other people's horses.😊
47:10 ❤️
Me encanta este disco! Cómo se llama el grupo que toca?
Silvia Fuentes *titulo
Gracias.
Black Horse
Gracias
Is that playlist on Spotify?
Does anybody know where can i find the lyrics of this album and the melodii tuvi album? I am a student of musicology and i need the lyrics of these two albums for my undergraduate dissertation on mongolian music. Being more specific, i will attemp to transcribe most of the songs of these two albums (i will create music scores for each and every vocal song within them ) ,so i need the lyrics of the vocal songs to put them below the notes. I 've been searching all over the internet but i cannot find them. Any advice would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!
Btw the content of this channel is really amazing!
Hi Taso, thank you so much for your comment, your dissertation sounds fascinating. As you can see from the comments, the band who made this CD is quite difficult to trace and we have no idea where to find them! As for the Melodii Tuvii record (one of my favourites), if I were you I'd join the 'Tuvan Music - Kargyraa, Xoomei, Sygyt' group on Facebook and ask there. Sean Quirk might be the best person to ask and maybe if you look for the email of Zoya Kyrgyz, the founder and director of the International Scientific. Center for Khoomei situated within Kyzyl - she might have those! journals.lib.unb.ca/index.php/MC/article/download/21614/25103/32108
Thank you so much for your kind words and best of luck with your dissertation! I wish I'd written something similar... I have a 50 pages memoir from the time I spent in Tuva and Siberia in 2010, but I knew nothing about ethnography then. Oh, and some 2000 pictures!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas Thanks a lot, your help is immense. Keep up the good work!
@@tasosgiannoutsos My pleasure! I also sent you a message on Facebook - should be on the hidden folder ;-)
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Im here because of marco polo,mongol music in the show got me hooked
Great series! I couldn't believe it when I heard throat singing there!
@Determination By origin, yes, I live in Scotland.
Dear owners of this channel,
I am a devoted listener of your channel aand Traditional music channel snd im really amazed by the music you publish. I have one problem which I hope you could help me to deal with .
At Traditional music channel there have been one video with a song called something like Pakistan Qawwali Music or Pakistan Qa'wwali Music and it was deleted. It had a cover of a Lahore temple or something like that and behind there was a pink sky. The song was sung by a woman accompanied by a choir of other women and it sounded like Urdu or Hindi and the duration was 20 min or something like this. In the middle of this song there was something like "Ya rasulullah ya habiballah". Can you please tell me the name and the singer of this song?
I hope to hearing from you soon,
Best wishes,
Liza, Ukraine
Hi Liza,
thank you very much for your kind message and interesting request - I am not entirely sure whether it was the same video, but what you describe, reminds me of The Sabri Brothers & Ensemble album of the same name that you mention. Could it be this record? www.fineday.co.jp/en/detail_id_m13963.html I have a copy of this one and can upload in 2-3 days if you like, if the copyright holders are happy with that :)
Best wishes,
Vassilis
hello, thanks for the album, but the singers were female
it was a different one not this
@@fili-tis-petaloudas and it sounded like indian but actually they said it was urdu and the first word in the song was bobhi or bobi i donno and also i heared like shahemadina there
@@lizastyranko3166 interesting, do you remember the year of release? Was the sound from a vinyl or more recent? Did the person from the other channel respond?
Uulgan Shariin Domog is very long
That's why it's an epic!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas yes sir :D
1000 Latinos love it
10000000 Mongols, Tuvans, Siberians+++ love you back!!!
Similar Andina Music from South America, in song 25 min. around...
Very interesting that you say that! Some people call this Mongolian western music... give us a link if you have!
@@fili-tis-petaloudas sure....
@@fili-tis-petaloudas El Cóndor Pasa. Writte this...and enjoy..
I'm Argentinian and thought the same on this part. Must be a hide and shared knowledge.??
@@gaia316 la misma tierra envuelta en el viento...