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Armenian Patriotic Songs stolen by Turks

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  • Armenian Patriotic Songs stolen by Turks

    I've seen a number of Armenian songs stolen by Turks, but the most disgusting ones are those that are patriotic songs, dedicated to those who died at the hands of Turks, or who fought against Turks against suppression.

    Adanayi Voghpere
    The true face of the Turkish culture. Turkish singer Seden Gürel has stolen a memorial song for the Adana Massacres of 1909.Soundtrack:"Sebebim Aşk" by Seden...


    This is the most disgusting I've ever seen. Imaging a group of Neo-Nazi Germans, stealing a J.ewish song dedicated to the holocaust and turning it into a pop song to fill their wallets. It's sickening.


    I recently came across this one too:


    Hay Herosneri Yerke
    The original Armenian versions:
    Rosie Armen http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZlthOedkGs
    Nersik Ispiryan http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPnj5OlQxQY
    Karnig Sarkissian http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lv13Pb5VwSg
    Hrair Boudjikanian http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOobHpTD6B8
    (unknown) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-tjxCCM2kQ

    The stolen version by Turks (a singer named Kubat):
    Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.




    It's apparently a theme song for a Turkish TV drama called "Aci Hayat (Painful Life)" that has absolutely nothing to do with Armenians. And they dare put the Armenian duduk in the song to top it all off.

    The original Armenian version is a very old song (I think dating back to the post-WWI period) which is dedicated to Armenian fedayee heroes who fought the Turks. With words like "I'll die for Armenia" and "those Armenians who forget who they are [because of their massacre and exile at the hand of Turks]..."

    Songs being stolen is a worthless thing to discuss. But THESE songs mean something far more than just a simple song. It's the soul of the pain of Armenians! If it were translated, or at least, referred to the pain of Armenians, then there would be no problem, but this is outrageous!
    What kind of honor do these people have?
    Last edited by SevSpitak; 10-23-2010, 08:32 PM.

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    Re: Armenian Patriotic Songs stolen by Turks

    There are many more songs not listed here, if you listen to those songs carefully you will understand how the subhuman sewage has turkified the songs by adding disgusting cat-sounds at the end of some syllables. This is not a new phenomenon, because the only music the sewage had was mongolian monotonous glottal noise. As for your question it's illogical and erroneous, because 1) they are no people and 2) subhuman sewage cannot have any honor in the first place.

    P.S. it's a good idea to keep a watchful eye on their songs because they are still stealing songs in this day an age.

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