❤❤ TOTALLY AGREE WELSH THE BEST SINGERS ....EVER .🍒

New Zealander here. Couldn't agree more

NOT YOUR FAULT...LOVE XXXX

Damn right! Canadian born of Welsh-Irish ancestry. No better singers, scholars and soldiers in the world! Amen.

Pity the English don't think the same of us...! ;-)

You know Patrick came from Wales, yeah?

Any man from the British Isles who claims to be from the "South Coast", is not a real Britisher apparently. My Old Dad and my glorious DNA is from Hastings, let's forget 55 BC 54 BC and 1066, all the REAL men were in the North.. waiting. Cheers mate .

Apparently... I've been misinformed for quite a many years. Santo Patriko turns out to be from... Scotland, actually. Roman-blood from west end of The Wall, specifically.

Thank you for your service 🙏

WELCOME HOME

2nd Battalion 5th Marines? The fame of your Regiment precedes you Sir.

ALL ACROSS THE MOUNTAIN....

Bless you. Brought up in Wales. Have lived in Africa for most of my life. l still cry. xx

Yes, indeed! He made one more trip to save one more person...and found that the smoke was clearing as he ascended and the Gates of Pearl came into view!

Whew! Hadn't heard that one....singing in the heavenly choirs now.

She is just a "little thing". Where does that power come from?

Lol Charlotte Church is now 38yrs old….no little girl anymore.

Yes she has, listen to her VOICE OF ANGEL, that's where I first got acquainted with that angelic voice. If anything it has gotten better over the years

At least as good as a choir of naked Zulus...

@@spackretired Heheheheheheh!

Unless it's Charlotte Church in full voice backed by a Welsh choir in full voice!!

Especially at a rugby match

An english choir singing English

Brilliant film zulu,rokes drift

Had

No one remembers that other Welsh kid... David somthing.

How's that in Gaeilga?

CAPITAL B.

​@@JacquelineFox-xo6jn No caps in Welsh Jacqueline

Right on. As another Englishman I say the Welsh are some of the finest people on this planet.

Thanks, I appreciate it.

And the best anthem.

@@martinputt6421 "Right on"? An Englishman?🙄 How the standards have dropped.

They have the best anthem

I'd rather march into a horde of English racist xenophobe tories with a smile, an LMG and a haversack of full mags - wouldn't matter whether it was to Men of Harlech, Amhran na Bfiann, Flower of Scotland or the Europa Hymne. WHO'S WITH ME?

I am English and I agree with you

@@colinmcdonald8521 Rwy'n aros am yr alwad!!!

You lot sing pretty well down south

what a wonderful Irish person!!!

Advance!

Fire at will Which ones will Sgt

Don't worry lads! They're naked and only have spears! Fire at will!!!

Britannia How do you know?

Britannia Why do you think I'm white? Bizarre... And I'm a coward for offering an opinion different from yours? Even more bizarre (but very British of you). You seem to be confusing the events in the movie "Zulu" with what actually happened in reality. That's not how movies work. What about this for reality... The British Army and associated colonial troops were armed with state of the art firearms (for the time period), faced a force of untrained (in modern warfare of that period) farmers armed with spears and cow-hide shields. This gave the British a colossal superiority over their foe. This is a fact. After the battle Trooper William James Clarke of the Natal Mounted Police described in his diary that 'altogether we buried 375 Zulus and some wounded were thrown into the grave... We were very bitter and did not spare the wounded Zulus' Lieutenant Horace Smith-Dorrien wrote that the day after the battle an improvised gallows was used "for hanging Zulus who were supposed to have behaved treacherously'. (British justice) Many wounded Zulus were summarily executed on the Battlefield where they lay. A war crime by modern standards. I have no doubt that the individual British soldiers were brave, fought well and did their duty on the day. But please don't try to make it out like a glorious victory for the British Empire. It was another squalid and shameful event in the history of the inglorious, blood soaked British empire. In the words of the song; "Come tell us how you slew, the poor Arabs two by two, Or the Zulus armed with their bow and arrows. How you bravely slew each one, With your sixteen pounder gun, You frightened them poor natives to their marrow'. And I'm a brat? I'm quite close to pension age!!! LOL!!!

Mo thoin

Cuir ceist ar mo mhaigairai. Luke tommy paďdy reilly joe mc loughlin. You clown

Damn right!

The Welsh have good voices because of the damp climate. Their throats never dry out.

Diolch yn fawr

Watch this.. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gsVpjb19p823faM.html

In the dna boyo!!

Fe godwn ni eto

@@Jacob-wb1kv When you do I hope you are on my side. I love Wales. Mae arwyr Cymru yn rhoi anrhydedd i bob un ohonom.

We are all British with our own nationalities but love to all of the English the Scottish and Irish

Diolch yn fawr :)

@Scruffy Sandra Ho ho ho Sandra really

AKA ALBION OR JOHN BULL 😁😁😁FAIC A BHEITH BRODHUIL FAOI. CEACHT STAIR AG TEASTAIL UAIT. AMADAN

Impecable and stunning

Oddly enough, not many in London!

And????🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Same here my friend . Born in England but welsh parents , uncles , aunts , grandparents and so on . Proud to have Welsh blood

My Dad is English, too 💗🦊🦊😘

I am proud to have English, Irish, Scot, Welsh, Scots-Irish, French, Spanish, German & Cherokee Indian.

You can be forgiven when you understand that only 10 soldiers of the 1/24 that fought in the battle were Welsh. Many of the soldiers of the junior battalion, the 2/24, were Welshmen.[55] Of the 122 soldiers of the 24th Regiment present at the Battle of Rorke's Drift, 49 are known to have been of English nationality, 32 were Welsh, 16 were Irish, one was a Scot, and three were born overseas. The nationalities of the remaining 21 are unknown.[56]

Do you remember the film zulu

You have no monopoly on your emotional reaction to this anthem. I am an American and love it.

@@stevenwolfe7101 A beautiful song.

Eric your words are so true, the four countries that make up the Uk are so diverse and special in their own way and stronger together !

No, you are Welsh, good my countryman x

I have no words. So if you don't mind. I'll let you speak for me.

And ?

She's a Celt, I love it too....

I also liisten to the "La Marseillasie" sung by M. Mathieu w/ English subtitles. That is a powerful anthem but does not make me weep like Men of Harlech..

From whom exactly?

@@deankeith830 Tory and Kipper immigrants.

And the little nod and "yes" to the conductor.

You are not alone. It is very stirring indeed.

Unfortunately our 3rd world replacements hate it. Britain will not last another century unless something drastic happens

@@1994CPK i totally agree, it breaks my heart when i see al whats going on.

Don't come here and post such shite. The English empire has abused and stolen from Wales for centuries. Fuck the "Union".

@@Jgoth420 there there cup cake, dont fret, Britain dont need people like you, bye bye

@@strikeruk1 It's important to vote next month..

May you be blessed with consoling dreams and memories of your Mum.

My grandpas cousin died a deippe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿💙💙💙

The best Welsh singers ever isnt much of a compliment

Thank you

@@totalplonker824 You are most welcome..... 🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 And YES ....WELSH SINGERS...👍👍👍💯💯💯

Not much of a compliment?????? Cant get better than THE BEST!!! This is directed to INTERNATION PARAM.🤦‍♀️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

I hadn't heard about her foray into pop music. She remains so sweet and charming and good. This is surely one of the most underrated nationalistic songs. I have never heard a good recording of it. So, thanks, KZfaq.

So natural. She sings from the heart.

Neither did anyone else. Then she grew up.

@@roberthudson1959 She sang this again a few months ago. She's still got it!

Roger that. But her tongue is tight and she needs to work with an Italian not a Brit to fix it. Then watch her bloom...

Not quite. The first lines are similar.

Too bad that she is in the process of destroying her beautiful voice with her cigarette habit.

And the sheep

Classic

From the Zulu?

No'botty tol' you t' stop workin'...

Do that button up man! Where do y'think you are?

Cause we're 'er lad. No one else

That was in Zulu War

I'm afraid we won't see "Zulu" again - longer politically accepted. Such a pity.

@@peterhodges7274 hmm

@@peterhodges7274 I watched it again on TV here in Australia only a few weeks ago.

@@peterhodges7274 No so sure about that; the movie is relatively accurate historically, and gave the Zulu warriors the full credit they were due. And the "heroic defense" put up by the defenders wasn't mere Hollywood bombast, but historically accurate: each of those Victoria Crosses was earned in just the way depicted in the movie (Stanley Baker insisted on truthful acccuracy).

This is so brilliant and I'm English