We Are Celtic People (Mostly In North Portugal where i am also from) Just Like the Galicians,Scottish,British,Irish,Welsh In Western France and etc.🇮🇪🏴🏴🇫🇷🇪🇸🇵🇹
The Portuguese Celts and the Galician Celts are the same people. Both share DNA with the British Celts as well as musical traditions. Compare the paliteiros of Northeastern Portugal with England's morris dancers. Yes -identical! Incidentally my wife is a descendent of the Bracariae an aggressive celtic tribe who gave their name to the city of Braga. She and her brother are pale skinned, tall and blonde.
we are consider latins just because the language, but we are phenicians(ancient greeks), celts, some germans like the suebis and goths...we can see scotsh people with dark skin, olive skin the same as spanish. like sean connery, Neil oliver
It is so obvious because Northern Portugal is Celtic as well. Question is: Why is it not part of the Celtic world? The USA is also considered a Celtic nation. yet I don't know that the Celtic language is spoken there, like it is not spoken in Portugal, yet Portugal is NOT considered Celtic nation, why?
Northern Portugal, Galicia, Asturies and Cantabria are unofficial members of the Celtic Nations. To be a "true" Celtic nation, the population of the country has to speak a Celtic language. The Celtic language of Northwest Iberia died out in 500-800AD. It is being revived, however (Ína Danga Hálega). Who knows, maybe one day Gallaecia will officially join the Interceltique Nations.
Connie Silva Dang! So what you are saying is I am pretty much 86% Celtic!? I can totally handle that! I took an ancestry DNA test and it pretty much told be I am 78% Irish/British (more Welsh then actual England) and 8% Iberian, which is Portugal and Spain. Awesome! I knew I was Celtic. The USA isn't really a Celtic nation...it is what we called a melting pot. We have people from all over the world who migrated to this country.
Algumas semelhanças entre Português e Irlandês Amanhã em Irlandês é, amárach . tosta mista // tósta measctha ouro // óir/or Portugal é um país celta do Norte ao Sul
Os gauleses dizem "pared" e "mur" = parede e muro em 🇵🇹. O Gaélico irlandês chama "cail" a um véu ou xaile. Na mesma língua "cora" além de ser nome feminino é palavra para "pedra" usada na construção de muros e diques. Em Portugal temos Paredes de Coura; no pronunciado minhoto Cora vira Coura, e não existe um significado para tal palavra. O nr. 100 em Gaélico é "cead" e em 🇵🇹 "cem". Na mesma língua irlandesa, "mile" é mil para nós. Não há dúvida absolutamente alguma quanto ao nossa celticidade, pois ela ainda existe.
Yes, it is a mix o Iberian with Celtic. I have it but I am overwhelmingly Iberian 80% with 7% and Roman, etc, my sister is 21% and she has some Greek, which is in the family too. But yes, you are a Portuguese Celt. Are u from Minho?
@@lopazio there is Celtic heritage in the Beiras and in the NW part of Alentejo, but in Algarve, it is rare, unless it is modern Celt DNA from all the Brits, Irish, etc that either hang out or settled there in the modern era. Now if ur parents are alive,, test each and u will see which 50% DNA u got from them, and which one you did not; fascinating stuff.
Gallaecia= Galiza, Northern Portugal, one nation one culture one people, denied by both Madrid & Lisboa. Divided by Spain for their convenience, as Gallaecia always challenged Castile's dominance.
because its easy. Or you are Portuguese or you are spanish, both doesnt work. Por q e fazil. o voce e portugues o e espanhol as duas qoisas nao da. Por q es fazil o tu eres portugues o tu eres espanol, los dos no existe. Now in German, es ist einfach, entweder sie sind Portugiesisch oder sie sind Spanisch, beides funktioniert nicht.
You are not very clever are you, ho claims to be both, we claim to be none of those, we are Gallaecians, a place that existed before spain or portugal were even conceived, the language is the mother of portugese & castilian but common between us, same customs same people, we are not spanish or lusitanian!
CELTICA, Portuguese Hands off Galicia IS Spain, and always will be Spain. Me recuerdas a los que colgaron aquello de «NO PASARÁN» y pasaron y entraron hasta la cocina.
Celtiña, mucha parrafada para tan poca sustancia. Según el propio Mercosur el español, portugués y guaraní son sus idiomas oficiales, el gallego ni aparece, donde sí aparece como lengua cooficial junto con el castellano es en el Estatuto de Autonomía de Galicia sita en el noroeste de España, que es de donde soy, y no de Portugal, Brasil o marte, te pareces a un tal Cucurull, catalán para más señas, que sostiene que eran catalanes entre otros: Colón, Cervantes e incluso Santa Teresa de Jesús. Tú eres como los que pasaron que sostenían que volverían a recuperar el Imperio y majaderías semejantes, es decir, sectario y profundamente liberticida, en cuanto a lo que yo soy te vas a quedar con las ganas. Por cierto, si no fuera por los arturianos y los cántabros que fueron los que resistieron y pudieron iniciar la reconquista, tú no hablarías ni portugués ni castellano, ni gallego, estarías aquí gritando Allahu Akbar que es lo que más te pega por las tonterías que has soltado.
We Are Celtic People (Mostly In North Portugal where i am also from) Just Like the Galicians,Scottish,British,Irish,Welsh In Western France and etc.🇮🇪🏴🏴🇫🇷🇪🇸🇵🇹
The Portuguese Celts and the Galician Celts are the same people. Both share DNA with the British Celts as well as musical traditions. Compare the paliteiros of Northeastern Portugal with England's morris dancers. Yes -identical! Incidentally my wife is a descendent of the Bracariae an aggressive celtic tribe who gave their name to the city of Braga. She and her brother are pale skinned, tall and blonde.
Morris dancing is Anglo-Saxon. The connection would have to be through the Goidelic peoples of Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man.
I'm also from the Bracari region (Guimaraes), green eyes aand light hair. Celtic Galician people!!
La Jota de España...Northern Spain. Similar dance. Gaelics are in Galacia for hundreds of years.
@@oduffy1939 they could have gotten it from the Celts up in the Cumbria area, no?
The galatii city is celtics in est in dialect gardeonic est celtic and vest celtic is britonic.
we are consider latins just because the language, but we are phenicians(ancient greeks), celts, some germans like the suebis and goths...we can see scotsh people with dark skin, olive skin the same as spanish. like sean connery, Neil oliver
I see your point clearly, there are definitely similarities.Interesting.
It is so obvious because Northern Portugal is Celtic as well. Question is: Why is it not part of the Celtic world? The USA is also considered a Celtic nation. yet I don't know that the Celtic language is spoken there, like it is not spoken in Portugal, yet Portugal is NOT considered Celtic nation, why?
Northern Portugal, Galicia, Asturies and Cantabria are unofficial members of the Celtic Nations. To be a "true" Celtic nation, the population of the country has to speak a Celtic language. The Celtic language of Northwest Iberia died out in 500-800AD. It is being revived, however (Ína Danga Hálega). Who knows, maybe one day Gallaecia will officially join the Interceltique Nations.
Deruuindos Vercaitorix Thank you, I hope you are right! Do you know where the work & study to revive our Celtic languages is being carried out?
Try looking into progael.com (proxecto gaelaico) and the hypothetical language project called "Gálega".
Deruuindos Vercaitorix ...will do...obrigada!
Connie Silva Dang! So what you are saying is I am pretty much 86% Celtic!? I can totally handle that! I took an ancestry DNA test and it pretty much told be I am 78% Irish/British (more Welsh then actual England) and 8% Iberian, which is Portugal and Spain. Awesome! I knew I was Celtic.
The USA isn't really a Celtic nation...it is what we called a melting pot. We have people from all over the world who migrated to this country.
Very informative. Thank you.
Amazing!
It's the same dance! Wouaw....
Algumas semelhanças entre Português e Irlandês
Amanhã em Irlandês é, amárach .
tosta mista // tósta measctha
ouro // óir/or
Portugal é um país celta do Norte ao Sul
Os gauleses dizem "pared" e "mur" = parede e muro em 🇵🇹. O Gaélico irlandês chama "cail" a um véu ou xaile. Na mesma língua "cora" além de ser nome feminino é palavra para "pedra" usada na construção de muros e diques. Em Portugal temos Paredes de Coura; no pronunciado minhoto Cora vira Coura, e não existe um significado para tal palavra. O nr. 100 em Gaélico é "cead" e em 🇵🇹 "cem". Na mesma língua irlandesa, "mile" é mil para nós. Não há dúvida absolutamente alguma quanto ao nossa celticidade, pois ela ainda existe.
I'm portuguese. Just took a DNA test and found out I'm 32% Irish/Scottish and 29% Iberian. Could this be the Celtic heritage?
Yes, it is a mix o Iberian with Celtic. I have it but I am overwhelmingly Iberian 80% with 7% and Roman, etc, my sister is 21% and she has some Greek, which is in the family too. But yes, you are a Portuguese Celt. Are u from Minho?
@@Alfablue227 No. My ancenstors are from southern and central Portugal
@@lopazio there is Celtic heritage in the Beiras and in the NW part of Alentejo, but in Algarve, it is rare, unless it is modern Celt DNA from all the Brits, Irish, etc that either hang out or settled there in the modern era. Now if ur parents are alive,, test each and u will see which 50% DNA u got from them, and which one you did not; fascinating stuff.
Me encanta!!!
Yo creo que sí, dos vesiones de la misma antigua danza!
Gallaecia= Galiza, Northern Portugal, one nation one culture one people, denied by both Madrid & Lisboa. Divided by Spain for their convenience, as Gallaecia always challenged Castile's dominance.
because its easy. Or you are Portuguese or you are spanish, both doesnt work. Por q e fazil. o voce e portugues o e espanhol as duas qoisas nao da. Por q es fazil o tu eres portugues o tu eres espanol, los dos no existe. Now in German, es ist einfach, entweder sie sind Portugiesisch oder sie sind Spanisch, beides funktioniert nicht.
You are not very clever are you, ho claims to be both, we claim to be none of those, we are Gallaecians, a place that existed before spain or portugal were even conceived, the language is the mother of portugese & castilian but common between us, same customs same people, we are not spanish or lusitanian!
Gallaecia was a roman province of Hispania. What came next, is History.
CELTICA, Portuguese Hands off
Galicia IS Spain, and always will be Spain.
Me recuerdas a los que colgaron aquello de «NO PASARÁN» y pasaron y entraron hasta la cocina.
Celtiña, mucha parrafada para tan poca sustancia. Según el propio Mercosur el español, portugués y guaraní son sus idiomas oficiales, el gallego ni aparece, donde sí aparece como lengua cooficial junto con el castellano es en el Estatuto de Autonomía de Galicia sita en el noroeste de España, que es de donde soy, y no de Portugal, Brasil o marte, te pareces a un tal Cucurull, catalán para más señas, que sostiene que eran catalanes entre otros: Colón, Cervantes e incluso Santa Teresa de Jesús.
Tú eres como los que pasaron que sostenían que volverían a recuperar el Imperio y majaderías semejantes, es decir, sectario y profundamente liberticida, en cuanto a lo que yo soy te vas a quedar con las ganas.
Por cierto, si no fuera por los arturianos y los cántabros que fueron los que resistieron y pudieron iniciar la reconquista, tú no hablarías ni portugués ni castellano, ni gallego, estarías aquí gritando Allahu Akbar que es lo que más te pega por las tonterías que has soltado.
Que maravilhoso.
Oh, qué lindooooo!!!🍇💝😊🥰👍🍒💝
This dance is in Galații city in Galația
The cimpoi is preferat instrument musical in galatii
Wow