Roj Bash Kurdistan

Did you watch the ESC this year??? Did you see Turkeys contribution??? It was SO loaded with Kurdish elements - The singer -Gülseren had clothing that could easily have been kurdish - I mean she had - "Levendî" and the colours were bright and the skirt and - well ALL of the outfit acctually! And then the music - the song - "Rimi Rimi Ley" a Kurdish galery song translated to Turkish and they put in a beat and TAAADA!!! You have a modern "Turkish song"!

I was however tremendiously satisfied with Greece winning! I am so happy for them - they used traditional Greek rhytms and melody - and the song is very catchy! "Your my number one!"

Did you listen to the Makedonian contribution? In the middle of the song he had a kurdish "bridge" with "Duhol û Zûrna!"...

No, I was watching Siwan Perwer and Adnan Karim.
But Turks always steal Kurdish things Newroz, music, clothes, children, women, land, resources, water, money...

What did they ever do to you???

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Hey - Even though i didn't cheer for the Norwegians - (living in Norway and all) I DO think it is one of the best "rock" song I have heard... it is catchy and kind'a makes you feel happy...

BUT OF COURSE- My favorite won - GREECE!

Norway is a beautiful country. But mostly I don't like the songs on Songfestival. Maybe they sound a little bit greek but it's nothing like traditional greek music...
Even Zorba the Greek is beter!!

Vladimir...Are you sure about what you are talking about???

THE RHYTHEM they have used for the song is Greek - and so is the melody and the way she uses her voice... Have you got and expert friend on this or what???

I was talking about traditional music . Songfestival is popmusic... And yes I know Greek folk music.. I danced Greek folk music when I was young
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Hey - NOW I get it... but NOW I have to disagree with something else... You only compare it to Greek because you haven't heard enough of Norwegian and Greek music... Their songfestival isn't "traditional" music... it is rather modern...

Their traditional music is called "Stèv"... And this is more like à cappella... And then they have the "hardanger" violin... which has 8 strings instead of the normal 4... And they have traditional dance which resmebles Kurdish dance

Yes, it has some resemblances. Still I am much better in Greek, because they use their feet more.
Nothing wrong with modern music though, but I don't hear a lot Greek music in Greece they all go to disco's and listen to crap dance music.
But o well.. no problem.

And remember Athena, the Turkish Greeks ??

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Well Surely we MUST be... Just like Israel - If Kurdistan EVER is Independent it will be because the west wanted it to... AND SO THEY WOULD LIKE US TO BE PART OF THEIR Relations...

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