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by **humanist** » Sun Sep 16, 2007 11:57 am

Who can tell me where I will be able to hear "tsiatista" trayoudia ( something songs) thanx

by **LENA** » Sun Sep 16, 2007 5:40 pm

If you have a plan to visit any village up in the mountains, go to the coffee shops (kafenedes) where older men sit there ... I am sure if you ask them nicely if they know any "tsiatista" to tell you they will. I am sure that there are lots of books with them (I am not sure if you can read Greek Andrea mou), but dont know about any CDs. For sure there is not place to go to listen any. But I doubt if the men to the coffee shops will not tell you some good one and even "milomena"(dirty ones) :wink:

Is easy to make your own as well. :lol:

by **Get Real!** » Sun Sep 16, 2007 10:47 pm

humanist wrote:Who can tell me where I will be able to hear "tsiatista" trayoudia ( something songs) thanx

A dedication to you dear Humanist:

"Egio enna baro mian bassian na shi vizzia megala...

eeeeee tsiannen to galan astoshia na me botizi gala... na me botizi gala!"

:lol:

by **humanist** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:27 am

GR

A dedication to you dear Humanist:

"Egio enna baro mian bassian na shi vizzia megala...

eeeeee tsiannen to galan astoshia na me botizi gala... na me botizi gala!"

Well thank you, very much kind sir. I will ad this one to my playlist

On a more serious note is this a part of Cyprus that has been lost in its evolution? Is it a good thing or a bad thing or indifferent?

by **LENA** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:29 am

humanist wrote:GR
A dedication to you dear Humanist:

"Egio enna baro mian bassian na shi vizzia megala...

eeeeee tsiannen to galan astoshia na me botizi gala... na me botizi gala!"

Well thank you, very much kind sir. I will ad this one to my playlist On a more serious note is this a part of Cyprus that has been lost in its evolution? Is it a good thing or a bad thing or indifferent?

If you go up in the mountain a Sunday for souvla after few beers or some bottles of wine you will here lots of them...is not lost...but is not something you will hear in the streets or at the radio.

by **humanist** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:33 am

Lena mou thank you very much, I can read greek. In fact better than speaking it. Perhaps I can get the family to meet @ Platania for souvla and start the tsiatista. Though it would be nice if there were a little taverna that specialised in this form of singing. I am so excited now. The time is getting closer.

by **humanist** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:36 am

GR a dedication right back @ ya mate

eeeeee efharissto barea mou, yia to gliko traouthi sou, tze efhome eis to theon na se prosexi panda, na troudas me filous sou tze na xehnas ta panda, hara na ferni mes sto spidin sou tze eftihia panda

Hey I just made that up and I think it sounds good too.

by **Get Real!** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:54 am

humanist wrote:GR a dedication right back @ ya mate

eeeeee efharissto barea mou, yia to gliko traouthi sou, tze efhome eis to theon na se prosexi panda, na troudas me filous sou tze na xehnas ta panda, hara na ferni mes sto spidin sou tze eftihia panda

Hey I just made that up and I think it sounds good too.

I posted you a dirty one and you replied with a wimpy one! :lol:

by **anastasiaC** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 1:58 am

my father in law sings these
he's a bit of a celebrity here in Sydney - well amongst the cypriots that is
he's well known
as the songs make you cry...i call it greek rap music

by **humanist** » Mon Sep 17, 2007 3:42 am

nice to hear AnastasiaC .... I look forward to coming accross him sometime.

Am a new age guy GR ......... wimpy is in

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