Thoughts on your nation's folk music?
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Thoughts on your nation's folk music?
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we actually have real folk music hundreds of years old.
Man, I'm from El Salvador but I really wish I was Irish.
You guys are amazing. Never met a single Irishman who wasn't a complete bro. Your girls are also hot af and your accents make my heart melt.
Plz, adopt.
Pretty decent. Though Wolfe Tones are kind of shite desu
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Our country is romanticised too much. It's pretty miserable in reality.
Unironically great.
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We have the dopest fiddles ever
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Top that
Traditional singing is alright too
South Afri-fag here. The Zulu guitar style known as maskanda is pretty cool when borrowed into a rock context; e.g. by Johnny Clegg in the 80s, and more recently by pic related.
Celtic folk music is awesome.
Damn, that's pretty cool! There's a really intriguing tonality to it, the last link doesn't even sound European.
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I know it's hardly relevant to this thread but if you like hardingfele and like prog I have to recommend this little gem with Sigbjorn Bernhoft and Saft: youtube.com
not a fan of celtic stuff desu
Do you mean folk like "traditional" or folk like Bob Dylan?
Traditional obviously
either/or
Italy here. My father is from inner Abruzzo which is a cold ass mountainous wasteland tormented by earthquakes where the only nice you could do is getting shitfaced drunk and sing
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American so most traditional folk music here is some hick shredding on a banjo rattling off about dead outlaws and dutch people, it's ok.
Injun music is ok and so is hawaiian.
Spirituals can be good if the singers are good, mixed bag.
I see your Wolfe Tones, and raise you a Seán Nós
i have waited a lifetime to post this
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Brazil. There's some folk music that kinda brings out feelings of US country but with different influences (depending on where you are they lean towards Portuguese folk or traditional African music), samba which is honestly more interesting when mixed with other stuff, down South it mixes a whole lot of influences that kinda sound like Argentinian and Uruguayan music but with more Italian and German influences and less Spanish influences... And I happen to come from the city where none of this matters at all because there's just too many people so everyone brings at least something to the table and it also developed a pretty big punk rock scene (and later a post-punk and hardcore punk scene).
I honestly quite like some fusions with samba, bossa nova is great in that it's jazz that works a lot more on the rhythm than on the melody.
unironically great
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better version
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