I think Lizeta has the best voice among Greek women singers..i really like her voice..

WHAT A BEAUTY GREEK AND TURKISH PEOPLE MAKE TOGETHER MUSIC AND BE IN LOVE!!!!

mou aresei kadifis poly!!!wraia tragoudia!kai tourkika onoma tis tragoudia einai ''kadifeden kesesi''..that shows our common cultures about music,food and dances etc..by the way my uncle's wife is from Crete-Kriti-Girit too and she speaks Greek very well kai milaw ligo.giagia mou einai apo tis thessaloniki!adios apo smyrni!!

Vav babam vay..Allah Erhan Hocanin mekanini cennet eylesin..

Müziğin evrenselliği işte burada

Dear Hector , thankyou for your wonderful evocative music... your love will forever circle the globe...you are missed by your Australian friends Rest in Peace Love and Music!

Topragin bol olsun Erhan Abi...aramizdan ayrildin,uzdun bizi...

this is song of both turkish and greek. this is indicator of the common aegean culture =) we are friends.

gerçekten süper.bu türk müziğidir çok eskidir.türkçe beklerken yunanca çıktı :)

Fantastic music!!! love it

Ah ciğerimin ahh ciğerimin köşesi aman yolla beyoğluna yolla yolla yar yolla

merhaba sarantakis. teşekkürler. çok çok güzel.

..the basis to create a great culture is always an exchange of knowledge.if there wouldnt be this,there wouldnt be that and if there wouldnt be that then there wouldnt be this...you see what i want to say is that turks,greeks,arabs,persians....share together probably the greatest cultural heritage of the world. it is the region and the mixture that creates culture and not one tiny people

cok güzel...

Iceland has a great culture, great history, great music. :)

is it possible not to cry?

what a timeless song! a testament to a different world, it gives you goose-bumps just listening to it. it stirs the soul and sends the heart sailing into oblivion!... thank you very much for sharing this... I have found the translation of the Greek words to this song but could someone please provide the Turkish/English translation to the words sung by Erhan Alptekin (may he RIP)... many thanks

Splendid! Thavmasio!

Waaw!Bravo re!

şeker ve bal

look at iceland, who is interested in the culture of iceland??? ;)

There is a modern Greek version of this song by Savina Yannatou which is called "Ta Matakia Sou Ta Mavra" recorded in 1997 on the album "Melodies tis Anatolis" - I can't find this anywhere on mp3 or the CD - does anyone have this? Thanks :)

di ganis? gala ine :))? güzel olmus tebrikler

Brawo! Kaloooooo!:))))))))))))

sam people of the same sea... what is this anger, fight, argument for? lets sing & dance... merhaba....

amazing. can anyone please suggest more songs like this one ?

Is it true "old times good times"?

for Greek and Turkish friendship We can make it, lets ignore politics......

mükemmel çok beğendim bunlardan başka varsa koyun banada haberirseniz sevirim tşkler

nice!

Mr Andoniss: 1- I am a turk 2- My father was born in Crete 3- I think that I am not a descendant from Mongolia 4- Let's say Turks are descendants from Mongolia. What will change? I do not have a problem with them. Do you? 5- Let's watch this beautiful video 'Kadifes' or 'kadifeden kesesi - in Turkish' and enjoy together...

excellent up sarantakis nase kala great music/video afto ine melody os gia to 1 thumb down mipos ihe tin othoni anapoda...heretismata apo canada

The thing I like about greek;s way of making traditional music is that they really perform it in an ethnic way..Unfortunately turks are not as good at this issue..this is one example..this song is played in turkey too but this interpretation is the best I have ever seen..We are waiting Lizeta back in Melbourne again..hopefully..

....Countries with a great history,such as greece or persia claim most of the culture in the eastern mediterranean and middle east as their culture,which is redicoulous if you think of the hundreds of other people that where living or still live in this region.

yarim yolla beyoğluna yolla......i love this song!we have lots of common songs!u know rembetiko's real story?afto einai oraia tragudi!also sung by candan ercetin(turkish singer)eimai apo tin smyrni and love your videos,wanna be friends,file?send me a message!s'euxaristw!ta leme! note:as u see and understand,sonicblunt knows nothing about anatolian culture!

to my mind this is a quite silly discussion,there is no this is turkisch,this arabic or this is greek or whatever,there is only the great oriental culture,which was always a meltin pot of influences,beginning on the balcans and ending in india or even further east.

You should take in account the byzantine - ancient greek tradition as well, there are many citations of "women provocating dance" called kordax(tsifteteli?) or men "lonely" dance (zeimbekiko?) Don't confuse the onomatology with the origins and bear in mind that the ancient Greeks had already referred to most of the modes...I'm not writing out of nationalistic feelings but we shall not go on the other edge just to show that we are more "open-minded"!!!

same people of the same sea... we should immediately stop taking a role in an imperialist scenery written by english... we were friends, we should be friends forver... regards from Mardin, Turkiye