The 5 DeViLs -The Life,s Wheel

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  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

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  • @DevilViolinist
    @DevilViolinist 17 років тому +3

    This is great, i am a 'Hungarian Gypsy' player!!! So yes, I love this type of music! Truly amazing speed and tricks. wow.
    Well done to Legocky and his band!

  • @dancsmonika3135
    @dancsmonika3135 8 років тому

    Nagyon nagy hegedű művész vagy Géza
    köszönöm a sok szép nótákat a zenekarod is kiváló Isten Áldoj 💜💜

  • @Jvonszemu
    @Jvonszemu 3 роки тому

    ... meghalt a király, éljen a király,,,

  • @faunbudweis
    @faunbudweis 17 років тому

    The name of the band speaks volumes...

  • @pimferguson
    @pimferguson 15 років тому

    Bravo, a new vision on a traditional! Fantastic

  • @ingpno
    @ingpno 15 років тому

    Freaking awesome!!
    Greetings from Barranquilla - Colombia

  • @miklos52
    @miklos52 16 років тому

    Gezukam, Kiraly vagy !!!! Taves Baxtalo !!!!

  • @viragpatrik
    @viragpatrik 15 років тому

    bravoooo kiraly

  • @anitatikvicki5
    @anitatikvicki5 3 роки тому

    tiszteletem

  • @DevilViolinist
    @DevilViolinist 16 років тому +1

    i don't understand ur q... :)

  • @AndreiM999
    @AndreiM999 16 років тому

    The original song is the romanian one, "Roata Vietii" (translation,something like: The Life,s Wheel) and has nothing to do with somthing like a..drunken man song. Same as the other romanian songs playded by The 5DeVils,..a personal style

    • @mariogrondzi5470
      @mariogrondzi5470 6 років тому

      Andrei M bro i know this old but romania is not a gipsy country and in romania they totaly different style of gipsy music. slovakian gipsy's and hungarian have the same style of music again not romania or romanians.

  • @DevilViolinist
    @DevilViolinist 16 років тому

    As a solo instrument, hmm. Hard to say. The majority of gypsy instruments were strings and wind (and voice). I don't have much experience with a keyboard, but i'd say that it would be too technologically advanced for a gypsy era style of playing. Not sure.