Είσαι και ο πρώτος !. Έκανες την ποιο καλύτερη δουλειά και αυτό που του άξιζε σ' αυτό το τόσο όμορφο τραγούδι. Πρέπει να το ακούσει ο κόσμος αυτό το τραγούδι να το ανακαλύψουν να το μάθουν και να το αγαπήσουν επίσης.
@@TrichordoKostas Aman aman meleme. Beni bu işe yollama kısmı sanırsam. Meleme koyunun me me diye çıkardığı sese vurgu yapıyor türkçede meleme deniyor. Ben (i ) bu işe yollama derken, gönderme, bunu bana yaptırma diyor anlayabildiğim kadarıyla. Menemen bir yemek türü, ayrıca Izmire bağlı bir ilçe ismi. Bilgim bu kadar umarım yardımcı olmuştur sorunuza.
Yılmaz Bey, Menemen diyor, bildiğimiz İzmir’in ilçesi, ilkokulda koroda söylerdik, Bergama Zeybeği diye aratırsanız Türkçe versiyonunu da bulabilirsiniz.
@@SadikCimen Sadık bey merhaba. Şarkıyı 3 kere dinledim meleme diye anladım. Demekki soru soran arkadaşta Menemen yazarken, sizin gibi benden iyi dinleyip öyle yazmış. O kısmı 3 kere dinledim hepsinde aman aman meleme diye anladım. Saygılar.
The chorus of the song is in Turkish: "Aman, aman, Menemen, ben bu işe gelemem / gülemem". Turks know this melody as Bergama zeybeği. Zeybek, hasapiko, karsilamas, tsiftetellis, kemenche / horon came from Turkish music to Greeks mostly after 1922 or around that date.
@@wardafournelloIf Greek culture has Greco-Roman origin, it should have existed in all regions of Roman empire and should have left many Greco-Roman traces; but it hasn't. In fact, the music / culture of Western catholic christians is very poor. This and many other facts speak for the Turkish origin of the so called "Byzantine" culture. There was no great Byzantine Greek and no ancient Greek culture. Even the Greek church chant has non-Indo-European origin.
@@AkellaAkella-kp1mp I knew about Turkification of Anatolia , but I did not know that you have also become fools. Turkish music is the music of central Asia with musical instruments such as the Khuuchir, the dili tuiduk, the kobyz, etc. The music you hear today in Turkey is the oriental music of the peoples of Asia Minor, evolved over thousands of years.
@@wardafournello Turkification of Anatolia is a lie created in XX century by Indo-Eurocentristic fascists. All music of Turkic people from China till Africa was created by Turkic people and was stolen massively in XX century by Greeks, Armenians. The "Islamic / Oriental" culture was created by Turks. It's easy to trace the evolution of Turkic music, and it's impossible by Greeks, Armenians. The music of Arabs and Persians is very different from Turkic one.
Είσαι και ο πρώτος !. Έκανες την ποιο καλύτερη δουλειά και αυτό που του άξιζε σ' αυτό το τόσο όμορφο τραγούδι. Πρέπει να το ακούσει ο κόσμος αυτό το τραγούδι να το ανακαλύψουν να το μάθουν και να το αγαπήσουν επίσης.
Γεια μας μάγκες! Από Πλακιά Ρεθύμνου.Ενας Αγρινιώτης!!! Δερβίσης!!!
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Μεχρι και το κουρδισμα, ρε φιλε, το νοιωθεις.
Μαγκια
Teşekkürler.
I wonder, do you know what the turkish is at the end? Menemen benmuise gulamen?
@@TrichordoKostas Aman aman meleme. Beni bu işe yollama kısmı sanırsam. Meleme koyunun me me diye çıkardığı sese vurgu yapıyor türkçede meleme deniyor. Ben (i ) bu işe yollama derken, gönderme, bunu bana yaptırma diyor anlayabildiğim kadarıyla. Menemen bir yemek türü, ayrıca Izmire bağlı bir ilçe ismi. Bilgim bu kadar umarım yardımcı olmuştur sorunuza.
Yılmaz Bey, Menemen diyor, bildiğimiz İzmir’in ilçesi, ilkokulda koroda söylerdik, Bergama Zeybeği diye aratırsanız Türkçe versiyonunu da bulabilirsiniz.
Mehtap Demir-Bergama Zeybeği
@@SadikCimen Sadık bey merhaba. Şarkıyı 3 kere dinledim meleme diye anladım. Demekki soru soran arkadaşta Menemen yazarken, sizin gibi benden iyi dinleyip öyle yazmış. O kısmı 3 kere dinledim hepsinde aman aman meleme diye anladım. Saygılar.
The chorus of the song is in Turkish: "Aman, aman, Menemen, ben bu işe gelemem / gülemem". Turks know this melody as Bergama zeybeği. Zeybek, hasapiko, karsilamas, tsiftetellis, kemenche / horon came from Turkish music to Greeks mostly after 1922 or around that date.
There is no Turkish music ,there are turkish lyrics.
There is Anatolia's music with influences from Byzantine hymns.
@@wardafournelloIf Greek culture has Greco-Roman origin, it should have existed in all regions of Roman empire and should have left many Greco-Roman traces; but it hasn't. In fact, the music / culture of Western catholic christians is very poor. This and many other facts speak for the Turkish origin of the so called "Byzantine" culture. There was no great Byzantine Greek and no ancient Greek culture. Even the Greek church chant has non-Indo-European origin.
@@AkellaAkella-kp1mp
I knew about Turkification of Anatolia , but I did not know that you have also become fools.
Turkish music is the music of central Asia with musical instruments such as the Khuuchir, the dili tuiduk, the kobyz, etc. The music you hear today in Turkey is the oriental music of the peoples of Asia Minor, evolved over thousands of years.
@@wardafournello Turkification of Anatolia is a lie created in XX century by Indo-Eurocentristic fascists. All music of Turkic people from China till Africa was created by Turkic people and was stolen massively in XX century by Greeks, Armenians. The "Islamic / Oriental" culture was created by Turks. It's easy to trace the evolution of Turkic music, and it's impossible by Greeks, Armenians. The music of Arabs and Persians is very different from Turkic one.
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