@@TheMusicalChills66 well I am sure that they come from the pre-Christian era and I think even before Roman-Greek-Norse mythologies. I suspect they are far far older by a long shot and also believe that their meaning is long forgotten, but we attach modern meanings to them if any at all. I look at this not in the terms of fun or not fun but with curiosity and interest about our ancient ancestors in terms of their culture and beliefs. I have no interest in returning to those old times but sure I would like to know where we came from and how all those people of this old continent were united by a unique culture and how our culture obviously evolved over millennia while still preserving some of those ancient traditions in some form or another.
I do love tradition! Keep it alive!
I love this...... being Welsh is a honour bestowed on the few and keeping traditions like this is a must for us
How old are these traditions and why do they exist in UK as well as in Romania and as I understand it in other European countries as well.
dragos nastase it’s rooted in paganism and quite fun too!
@@TheMusicalChills66 well I am sure that they come from the pre-Christian era and I think even before Roman-Greek-Norse mythologies. I suspect they are far far older by a long shot and also believe that their meaning is long forgotten, but we attach modern meanings to them if any at all. I look at this not in the terms of fun or not fun but with curiosity and interest about our ancient ancestors in terms of their culture and beliefs. I have no interest in returning to those old times but sure I would like to know where we came from and how all those people of this old continent were united by a unique culture and how our culture obviously evolved over millennia while still preserving some of those ancient traditions in some form or another.
Can Anyone Translate What The Song Is Saying In English Please? Diolach! :D