The Circassian text goes like this:
Batsä ts1yk1w zish1wrä, shabäts1yk1w qofä
Batsä ts1yk1w zish1wrä, zighäsh1aghw qofä
Batsä ts1yk1w zish1wrä, daxäts1yk1w qofä
Batsä ts1yk1wr, qofär wey
In the original Cyrillic:
Бацэ цIыкIу зищIурэ, щабэцIыкIу къофэ
Бацэ цIыкIу зищIурэ, зигъэщIагъу къофэ
Бацэ цIыкIу зищIурэ, дахэцIыкIу къофэ
Бацэ цIыкIур, къофэр уей!
God knows what it actually means, though. The “oi-da-ri-da-rai-da” type stuff is just vocables.
The original Circassian song is this, by the way:
hey nice coincidence, I stumbled on that Batse tsyku tune recently too, this one is pretty nice also from the same labelWe have more than one Circassian music appreciator here?
Edit: This slaps
There’s at least 3 of us
yeah! was looking up some folk music trying to see what’s what, also found this Roma Hungarian group Kalyi Jag that has some good stuff
This is incredible
I found YouTube links in your post. Here are links to the same videos on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:
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