Saltarello 2

[@numerostars]

❤Uvodna špica za emisiju iz istorije školskog programa iz '80-tih❤

[@charlesroberts3650]

Bring out the Jumping, Prancing, Dancing Villagers! (DeadCanDance brought me here)

[@jerzykleinowski]

Dead Can Dance made cover as well...it's very simmiliar to this version in rythm...both are fantastic

[@barbaraalbini1177]

Bravi, mi piace molto ❤️

[@Ru2Ritsu]

I liked this version! Really beautiful!

[@adamcsharp]

Fantastic! Love this version!

[@sretenvuk]

@ChocolatePheonix That long instrument is called Rauschpfeife. The other one which makes main melody (short one) is called Pfeife. Regards!

[@IdelUralState]

It is quite similar to Anatolian and Central Asian Turkish music, very interesting!!
Greetings from Tatar Kipchak!

[@jonahdiamond3697]

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[@someguysomeone3543]

The instrument that is used here known as a Raubschpeife along with the normal peife, is also used a lot in turkic music. However this song comes from northern Italy.

[@im_the_operator_with_my_po1684]

@@someguysomeone3543 Central and Center-South Italy*

[@someguysomeone3543]

@@im_the_operator_with_my_po1684 Isn't it from Florence? Also i remember someone mentioning it this comming from the north I think venice said they.

[@im_the_operator_with_my_po1684]

@@someguysomeone3543 Certainly not Venice...and Florence is CENTER Italy!
Anyways, Saltarello is from Lazio, Abruzzo, Marche, Molise, Toscana ...heritage of many regions spreaded across the whole of center/center-south Italy!

[@atinemassare]

I liked this version!

[@anibalconcha6612]

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!

[@MrSchelmishfan]

fantastic..

[@nebojsakuzmanovic5846]

lepo, lepo prelepo, pogadja u centar

[@danisagladys]

me encanta!!!

[@ancestor666]

Id buy the blueray dvd of this gig

[@patitalolita75]

muy bonito,muy bonito

[@ChocolatePheonix]

@sretenvuk Okay, cool, thank you. :)

[@eh_assim]

👏👏👍

[@ChocolatePheonix]

Could someone tell me what instrument that is? (That makes the main melody)

[@jonahdiamond3697]

Instrument Called "ZURNA "

[@jeffbrett7849]

Nice chick

[@OgedayKaan]

i bet italians have turkic roots or turks have italian roots :-)

[@gi1937]

If we think about the ottoman turkish empire to it's greatest extent we can easily immagine the possibility of influence 😁

[@thekingshussar1808]

Both of which influenced by Greeks as far as they did on Romans later the Byzantines

[@Athanakin]

i want to hang out with your company, drink beer with your men and sleep with your women!