No quiero incomodar, me encanta esta artista. Pero tengo curiosidad de saber que posición tienen respecto al asedio contra lxs palestinxs, que igual más ques asedio, es másacre...

Eso es música? A la mierda

nice i love the moroccan jews and i am proud to be a moroccan 

Se entiende perfectamente, es castellano antiguo y no se ve que contenga palabras en hebreo u otras lenguas

jjgnbf es sefardí,pon atención en la pronunciación

is good!!!!

Turkey? Israel? think carefully!

It is simply the story of the Ladino speaking Jews.Expulsed from the post Reconquista Spain in 1492 (from Portugal in 1496) many found refuge in the Ottoman Empire.Quite a few continued to Israel/Holy Land at various times.Yasmin Levi family is probably one of those.Nothing to day with to day politics.They kept with them the language of old,as jjgnbf says above ;"Castellano antiguo".Sometimes words from other languages were "adopted" into Ladino but apparently not in this song.

wow beautiful, this must be the origen of flamenco music, the sefardi music

Wunderschön! Danke für das Posten.

Free Palestine

And fuck sionism

No matter Sephardic Jew or a Turk we are human beings!

precioso este lamento sefardí, no tengo palabras.

@Tpoo avraham perrera

I love the man singing in this. What is his name?

Her father, who died when she was a baby.

El imbecil de abajo es uno de los tipicos tocapelotas que tanto abundan en youtube.Solo es uno que usa youtube para insultar, solo hay que ver su canal de mierda.Es un hispano por palabras que usa y que no se usan en España.

@DonBoyso ¡Que va hombre!.Lo que pasa es que esta canción la canta en versión de flamenco,aunque claro,es un romance sefardí de todas maneras.

@DeeArr Come on! to say that you need your God's permission first. Will he give it to you?

@kocerarif You are a knob.

הגדולה מכולם נקודה.

@nothingbutjustice Like all sacred thıngs, beıng turkısh ıs also related to people's attıtudes not genetıcs! ıf you want, even you can convert to Turkıshness! We can sanctıfy your soul!

@nothingbutjustice Hey, behold my friend I like greek nation as our neighbors, but you must have been propagated terribly by the Zionist jews or the evangelical Christian churc so I consider your naive comment as a deep sorrow of your lack of self confidence. Additiounally, we Turks are determined to invade all the european continent as well as all the Christian world. You know that being slaves to the Turkish nation is something very sacred and gratifying to all others! Wait us! we're coming!!!

@kocerarif The problem arose from the fact that the countries on ceniboy's video, Spain, Israel and Turkey (by order of appearence of their flags) have critics and dissidents- Basques, Palestinians and Kurds- who claim that each of these countries is a terrorist state. In your post you didn't mention which country was - according to your opinion - the terrorist state. That's why I was confused.

@odalrich With TERRRORRRIST, I positively pointed to the flag of Israil! Noble one is that of Turkish flag! Every sane person who have a bit of conscience can intiutively understand what's what and who's who. Can't they?

@kocerarif "Who does dare to mix that terrorist state's flag and Our noble one! That's really terrifyıng... ..."Your post is very neutral, since you don't mention which flag belongs to the terrorist state, so the Spanish flag represent the terrorist state to those who don't like Spain, the Israeli flag is the terrorist to those who don't like Israel and the Turkish flag represents terrorism to those who don't like Turkey. You are trying to please everybody. You should work for UNO.

Judaeo-Spanish is one of the most beautiful jewish languages! unfortunately is in danger of language extinction

@DonBoyso Nada hombre,tan solo que ha aflamencado un poquillo esta canción,por eso esa manera de cantar.Solo eso.

"Si la mar era de leche,los barquitos de canela....".Yasmin,¿Sabes que leche sale así?.la leche merengada.

Muy linda la canción, very beautiful the song, Ima sumaq kay taki. Enseña de un gran orgullo de ser hispana judía. No olvidemos que los judiós ya vivían en Hispania antes de los Visigodos. España era Sefardim. Increíble como la cultura, la lengua y su expresión musical sobrevivieron. Son sonidos venidos de la cultura sur-española Precolombina. El alma de una nación se representa por su lengua.

6/4 have you counted out the measures.

Silly comments. Look up Sephardic Jews ;How Spain became Moorish; Gyspsies...then make conclusions about the motives of animalistic men in the Middle East. Please.

Who does dare to mix that terrorist state's flag and Our noble one! That's really terrifyıng to see that kind of ınsolance!!!

Wow love his voice. Very soothing.

Muy lindo suena el Ladino de boca de esta chica tan agraciada, morena y muy femenina, que Dios la bendiga tiene una voz bella!!!

WOW!!! what a voice.

@googlegoat - i know what ur trying to say but where she was born should be interesting to people for obvious reasons, so get over it.

Es muy curioso como suena el castellano de los sefarditas casi igual que el que se hablaba en Castilla en el siglo XV , con algunas modificaciones , a veces me cuesta entenderlo , no en esta cancion...Por cierto ella es guapisima , me gustan sus rasgos , es el tipo de morena que me gusta.

@bonsuamozelle así es; qué extraño es sentirse cercano a una cultura tan diferente simplemente por el idioma...

@Salamistico muchas gracias amigo :))

@nicho22 Thank you so much my friend

f**ck isreal

@googlegoat She probably cares and would not appreciate your characterization of her homeland.

@googlegoat She probably cares.

@djazairya00213 the singer at the end is Yitzhak Levy, Yasmin´s father

What's the name of the singer at the end of the video? and what's the title of the song? could someone help me please? i'm looking for this song since a long time.Quien es el hombre que canta despues de yasmin levy? y que es el nombre de la cancion por favor? puedes ayudar me? disculpe para mi terrible espanol, yo solo hablo un poquiiiito poquito

@ceniboy thats not right !her parents are from portugal.she´s jewish

hermosa voz

she is not Turkish, there is a Turkish flag cause she uses Turkish songs and instruments in her singing but with Spanish lyrics

@isayfew Yes,right.After Muslims captured all of South Spain,The Catholics mainly Dominican killed Fransiscan Monks,as many Jews as possible then those left were forced to convert or leave Spain 1492.Muslims in Spain were tortured by the Catholics.It was the least peaceful time since the Crusades.Yasmin Levy was born in Jerusalem because her family was forced out of Spain.Since 1492 a much greater ammount of Jews moved back to Palestine.

@ceniboy She was born in Jerusalem 35 years ago and lives still in Israel.Ladino is at least 700 years old spoken by Jews from Arab lands,Turkey,Spain,Portugaul,Greece,parts of Italy &France.The European Jews speak Yiddish.Both have Hebrew with Ladino adding arabic,Hebrew and mainly 700 year old classical Spainish.Jews were expelled or killed in spain 1492,some came to Palestine,some back to North African Arab lands.

Yo le recomendaría a esta chiquita hebrea que no se meta en palos de flamenco, porque le van un poco grande, le falla el soniquete y el hipido. Para aprender un estilo de bulería que se adapte a estas coplas le recomendaría escuchase "los cuatro muleros" de Pepe Marchena o de García Lorca y quedaría chapó. Un saludo

Cuando es alguien que tiene talento todos la reclaman, cuando es un ser despreciable todos niegan que sea paisano suyo.Ésta mamacita con voz de ángel no niega que tiene talento divino.Te mando un beso querida, que para mi eres un bendito angelito...

She is a Turkish Spanish (Sephardic) Jew

@MidasTouch64 parents for turkey , she is israeli and she sings in spanish

@ceniboy aren´t they from portugal ?

@ceniboy in Judeo spanish ?wow, i thought this is only spanish.but her roots are israeli at all :)whatever...she´s beautiful !!!

@ceniboy in Judeo spanish ?wow, i thought this is only spanish.but her roots are israeli at all :)whatever...she´s beautiful !!!

I think it is her father singing in the end??

@xYxUxSxUxFx because this singer is from israel u dumb fuckin arab peace of shit!! LONG LIVE ISRAEL!

Mmmh, im not sure...Personally, i prefer the version with Jana Lewitowa & Rudolf Merinsky.

Who cares where this songsteress was born.. she is a great singer, her voice belongs to her, not the greater state of Israel or any other nation trying to cling onto her coat tails.. Respect her please and focus on her.she is a person defined by many of life's experiences.

@g4609 she was born in Israel, but her father was born in Istanbul he was a famous Sefardi singer there. She is Turkish Sefardi

ACM Por que mucho tiempo muchos Judios habitaron España pero en el Reinado de los Reyes Católicos, Fernando II de Aragón e Isabel I de Castilla, se establecio en España del Tribunal del Santo Oficio, mejor conocido como la Inquisición y en 1478 se dicto la expulsion de los Judios de este pais y se llevaron el idioma a los lugares a los que se establecieron, el "judeoespañol"

Que desgracia para México tener tan cerquita para nuestros oidos y poder entender esta belleza de arte en musica y tener tan lejos esta hermosa cultura sefaradita, Gracias por darla al mundo que podemos escucharla por acá

OMG. What a dynamite sound! Heven in my ears.

this is so beautiful!!!! what is this music style in 2.29 called??? Lots of love from Germany

Only one word to descirbe this song: Enchanting :o) Thanks for posting.

Excellente!

Ładna muzyka i brzmienie, Piękny głos!!Bardzo ciekawe połączenie wymarłego języka hiszpańskich Żydów i rytmów flamenco :-)

mehamemet. keep ladino alive!

who are you? ;-)Wo ist mein Schatzy ♥

im not silly man

Israel forever!

sefarad expulsé d'espagne exiléau maghreb et aux autre territoires de l'empire ottomans

hi from turkeyt we love you yasmin

shalom ermana levy your music has changed my life.

muy bonita, es genial su voz y su interpretacion

Hola. enhorabuena. Un beso. ASARIM

In Ladino, not Spanish. The style, I believe, is Flamenco. Long live continuous peace between Turkey and Israel.

no pasa nada!--->damn i just say that: couse its the first thing vome up in my mind :p

really..?,maybe thats why she add darbukas to her song :p

haha..flamenco, flamingo its a bird man get your shit right haha......good-day brother(:

she sings in spanish (flamingo),she is born in israel jerusale,i am jewish,long live the good relation between turkey and israelpeace to you and enjoy the music

passionate voice and timbre till tiptoes - a hammer :-)

yasmin is not turkish

Her parents are from Turkey

the turkish flag is because Yasmin is Turkish and Turkish music influences her (not in this song) and Spanish flags because she sings in Judeo-Spanish and her roots are Spanish.

Very true. Best to accept that fact humbly and not be arrogant about it. Best to not rub it in everyone's face because it ruins your specialness. Best to not f* it up... or perhaps that true honor may be taken away... and btw, can we just enjoy the song please? :)

OLE! kick-ass buleria! I've GOT to see her live.... omg

''There are Jewish people that are against Israel's policies and appalled by the injustices ''AMEN!!Tikkun Olam -- heal the world!!

Fighting hate with hate will never make a world of love

who cares? this music comes from the time where al three religion lived in total harmony. enjoy the music and put your differences aside please.

Well, doesn't sound like Caribbean Spanish but here, in Southern South America, Ladino sounds quite familiar.Bueno, puede que no suene como español caribeño, pero aquí en el cono sur de Sudamérica, el Ladino nos suena harto familiar.

this is pure music, beautifull!

Canada too

abi yok böyle bir ses bitirsin bizi yasmin

Si el Ladino es una lengua comprensible pero no es como comparar el castellano caribeño con el castellano de españa, ha conservado voces antiguas que actualmente no se usan en el castellano, pero incorpora palabras turcas griegas y muchisimas palabras hebreas. Se parece al castellano pero no es la misma lengua ya es otra diferente.

masallah ya allah özene özene yaratmis masallah allah nazardan saklasin

So, you're one who could be called a jewish catholic, am i correct?

Shalom lecha, RoshHashanahBaby, do you practice judaism or catholicism?