Holy shit, these guys rock when it comes to music, pham.
Chalga is fucking great, I love it.
Balkans and music
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William Richardson
t. Stavros on vacation
Carter Gomez
No, for real.
I like it a lot
Chalga is like Funk Carioca, but less African
Nicholas Williams
chalga is bulgarian and only bulgarian
the serb shit is called turbofolk
all others have different names, but those two are the main ones
John Young
>liking chalga of all things
The music of selyacite(peasants) and subhuman gypsies.
Angel Wright
the entire country listens to chalga, it's not something that's attributed to one group
William Harris
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тy би хoyнecт
Bentley Reyes
It doesnt have those connotations outside of the balkans tho, i like turbofolk music too.
Same reason why a lot of foreigners like country music but i feel disgusted when i hear it.
Chase Gomez
>subhuman gypsies
This song is kinda catchy though, honestly
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James Fisher
WTF I love Romania now
Bentley Miller
I like chalga and the stuff they make in Serbia, like Aco Pejovic and Marina Viskovic
Yeah, I heard about that. It's why I said it is similar to a brazillian music style called funk carioca.
Both the lyrics and the public perception is the same.
I love serbia.
Kayden King
serb meme have weak
bosnija are best memer
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Tyler Bell
Youtube made me this playlist, I listen to it everyday'
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Owen King
bosna sargija distroy serv gusle. magija on sargija
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Lucas Lee
I had a Bosnian friend at school, he always listened to this m.youtube.com
Ryan Rivera
Post big titties from balkan singers
Aiden Wood
>the entire country listens to chalga, it's not something that's attributed to one group
There is not a single person in my family or amongst my friends that listens to this garbage.
If you want to listen to Bulgarian music there are real folk songs out there,there are the so called ''stari gradski pesni'',there are the old Bulgarian pop and rock songs.
Fucking Christ..
Landon Myers
Turbofolk/chalga is Arabic music with Slavic lyrics. Slovenian music is German with Slavic lyrics. Croatian pop music is Greek music with Slavic lyrics.
Camden Stewart
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For real?
Grayson Wood
Yes, listen to Omar Souleyman and tell me that isn't turbofolk.
Gavin Long
This is actually true. Well, turbofolk/chalga actually leans to turkish a bit more, but yes, a mix of arabic too. Croatian music also has some italian mix.
Aiden Gonzalez
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what about this?
Dominic Bailey
The intro is obviously turkish/arabic sounding melody, but a little bit modernized.
But.. actual ethno music in Bosnia, Serbia and Croatia is something that is it's own and unique.
I can show you a few good examples.
Michael Bell
You can hear elements of gypsy horn music (trubači) and of Turkish music, but also of western pop.
Jose Hughes
Sure, go ahead.
Btw, is there a name for the weird voice thing these people do? maybe a traditional vocal trick the balkans do?
Joseph Cox
Chalga comes from Çalgı which means musical instrument
Dominic Sullivan
I'll give you quite a few of Bosniak traditional ethnic songs. Maybe a few Serb ones too. Brb.
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Jaxson Green
fugg didn't mean to post 3rd :d
Blake Watson
Arabic/Turkic music has developed under Byzantine influence, though. It's not all full-on Islamic.
Lincoln Powell
no problem, pham
Anthony Taylor
one of the bests
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(this is extremly personal)
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John Phillips
Well, if you're interested, Dalmatia has the "klapa" genre, but it has more of a Mediterranean sounds than a Balkanic one. Traditionally, it's sung by a group of men with little or no instruments.
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There's some fun folk songs in the North as well.
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Just in case you're looking for more than just the Eastern-sounding Balkan pop.
Old Yugoslav rock is a goldmine with folk elements, as well.
Austin Foster
This type of music is called "Sevdalinka". It's native to Bosnia and the Bosniak people.
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Best version of this song
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There are plenty more of these. Some of the ones I listed above are songs that have been passed down the generations in Bosnia for centuries, some are newer but still pretty old.
Andrew Reyes
>real folk songs
I really like these.
Nicholas Richardson
Now there are newer compositions, not exactly sevdalinka, but you know. Still ethno music of Bosnia.
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Charles Moore
Lastly, this is my favorite.
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David Thompson
It is not even arabic. It is Ottoman music which came from Byzantium which preceeds arabs in the empire
Wyatt Foster
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This is also good.
Christopher Martin
True, but you're forgetting that Byzantians today are Anadolian Turks. Same people basically.
Anthony Russell
Do you know this song?
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Oh, this one has a lot of the elements I love about these styles..
William Johnson
So not arabs
David Gomez
Ehh, every music style has at least a little influence from another culture. Every single music style, so yes, a bit of arabic too, habibi.
Blake Hernandez
>habibi
Kayden Russell
i don't like stuff like that.