#adio kerida

[sefarad-haami]

Universo cultural sefardí: tradición oral y kantes clásicos

🇪🇸 Emisión en Sefardí: El programa ofrece un recorrido completo por la música, historia y tradición oral sefardí. Se presenta un cuento de la escritora Matilda Koen Sarano, "El djueves de la necocherá", que relata con humor la preparación de comidas sefardíes. Además, se incluyen investigaciones sobre las comunidades sefardíes tras la expulsión de Sefarad y una serie de refranes transmitidos por generaciones. El programa también cuenta con kantes tradicionales y romances, destacando "Yo hanino, tú hanina" por Flory Jagoda, "Hero y Leandro" por Santiago Blasco, y "Kuando el Rey Nimbrod" y "Adio kerida" por Yehoram Gaón.

🇺🇸 Broadcast in Ladino: The program offers a comprehensive exploration of Sephardic music, history, and oral tradition. It features a story by writer Matilda Koen Sarano, "El djueves de la necocherá," humorously recounting the preparation of Sephardic dishes. Additionally, it includes research on Sephardic communities after the expulsion from Sefarad and a collection of proverbs passed down through generations. The program also features traditional kantes and romances, highlighting "Yo hanino, tú hanina" by Flory Jagoda, "Hero y Leandro" by Santiago Blasco, and "Kuando el Rey Nimbrod" and "Adio kerida" by Yehoram Gaón.

[aguineapigcouldntdothis]

I know I love to talk about the beautiful and joyous parts of sephardic culture and ill keep doing that because I believe we have incredible food, music, art, clothing, language, dance, and more to share with the world. I want people to enjoy our culture and to help preserve it.

however I also need people to understand there is so, so much pain and suffering behind these beautiful things. just like any other jews our joy cannot exist without sadness. the horrible things we have gone through is just as important to our stories as the wonderful things we've done and created

take for example: one of my favorite sephardic songs, adio querida (or kerida because we can't agree on spelling). I love this version. it is a beautiful, heartbreaking song yet without the historical context it sounds much emptier than it really is. this song is about the deep scarring caused by repeated exile and realizing that you'll never find a true home and your people have been wandering for so, so, so long. its the admittance that you loved a place so much and you thought you could live there forever only to realize that that was never going to be your life. this is a particularly sad example however my point still applies to happier things we have made because those are all heavily influenced by the fact that we have had to hide and run away for so so so long.

I would talk about how the Spanish inquisition and expulsion from various places in the MENA region has utterly decimated our culture and now there's just a few of us left to pick up the pieces. however we'd be here for days so let's not do that now

[bilgehangood]

[ttarhanaa]

[vintages-s]

"Kelimelerden kalpler yapıyorum...aralarına göz yaşımdan inciler dizip..yasmin levi dinliyorum bir yandan..aşk dolu ..acı dolu...kızıyorum yasmine bu şarkıları söyleten adama...ahh be adam diyorum taştan mı senin kalbin...kendini yakmalısın onu duyuyorsan... sırada ki şarkının müziğini duyar duymaz kapattım radyonun sesini...hayır... yasmin sitem etsin...yerden yere vursun o taş kalpli adamı....ama ona " adio kerida" demesin... veda edip paramparça etmesin taş kalbini adamın"

Vintages

[revolutionaryletters]

jakey @oatmeal22 tagged me to spell my url with songs !! yayy thank u jake

runner - alex g

everyday - weyes blood

violet - hole

only shallow - my bloody valentine

life during wartime- talking heads

unchained melody - elvis presley

telillite- les filles de illghadad

im nin’alu- ofra haza

orayta- victoria hanna

nowhere near - yo la tengo

adio kerida - yasmin levy

ram’s horn- ernie johnson from detroit

yah ribon - george mordechai & hadar ensemble

lea- louise attaque

elektrobank- the chemical brothers

tiro- arca

thirteen- big star

expensive shit - fela kuti

reach out - sufjan stevens

stereo sanctity- sonic youth

and I tag ummm @westerberg and uhh the girl reading this hehe

[bengalaas]

I got tagged by @neonkarkki & @sausagesquirrel & @cafeleningrad to spell my url with song titles! :) These will be just random songs that come to mind because I listen to all kinds of stuff :D

Rules: pick a song for each letter of your url and tag that many people

B.Y.O.B. — System of A Down

Elēģija — Nora Bumbiere & Viktors Lapčenoks

Nova (Shine your Light on me) — VNV Nation

Glory and Gore — Lorde

Arsonist's Lullaby — Hozier

Living on the Edge — Aerosmith

And I think of you — Tanita Tikaram

Adio Kerida — Yasmin Levy

Superbeast — Rob Zombie

Tagging whoever wants to! :)

[ziyapasa-01]

[{(Kıymeti bilinmeyen üzülmesin,daha ölmemiştir. Ölünce bilirler.)}]

[kendigercegiminresmi]

Adio Kerida (Akustik) - Zeynep Bastık, @YasminLevyOfficial

[eroskript2003]

Adio Kerida.

[apsny-news]

Bu hafta biamag'da - bianet

Evrim Kepenek’in editörlüğünde hazırlanan biamag’da bu hafta okuyacaklarınız… Murat Türker, 25. Selanik Uluslararası Belgesel Festival’de Nazi Soykırımı’nı odağına alan “Adio Kerida: Selanik’ten Auscwhitz’e – 80 yıl” özel bölümünü anlatıyor. Aygün Atilla, Maraş’ta 6 Şubat’ta meydana gelen iki büyük deprem sonrası Türkiye halklarının birbirine tutunmasını hatırlatıyor. Özlem Altıparmak, afet…

[siyah-ruhlu]

Adio, adio kerida

no kero la vida,

me l'amagrates tu.

Tu madre kuando te pario

i te kito al mundo

korason eya no te dio

para amar segundo.

Adio, adio kerida

no kero la vida,

me l'amagrates tu.

Va, busakate otro amor,

aharva otras puertas,

aspera otro ardor,

ke para mi sos muerta.