Kalyi Jag, La Romnjasa

Parno Graszt

01 Húszezer éjszakás kaland

Unrepresented and stateless peoples produce some of the world’s greatest music – music without frontiers.  Produced in association with the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO), this Rough Guide celebrates the remarkable and diverse music of the indigenous peoples and minorities living in unrecognised or occupied territories around the world.

For more information, visit www.worldmusic.net/musicwithoutfrontiers

Parno Graszt: Koro Kino (taken from The Rough Guide To Music Without Frontiers)

Hungary's three finest groups together on one album. A celebration to the joyful sound of cimbaloms, violins, flutes, trumpets... plus some amazing voices. An incredible profusion of rhythms and sounds!

1. Pusztito                  
2. Korkore Zav Ande Kalyi Ra 
3. Hadd Igyanaka Ciganyok!   
4. Diri, Diri, So Kerdjan!   
5. 9s                        
6. Botolo                    
7. Aj Devlale Phen Mange, So 
8. Megyek, Megyek Hazafele   
9. Talyata                   
10. Lokhe Zav Me Pe Vulyica  
11. Hallja Maga Kend!        
12. Almos Vagyok, Mint a Cica
13. Aven Mande le Roma  

Playa Sound, 2001
PLS-65248

Romanyi Rota - Aven Mande Le Roma

Cimbalom – Unger Balázs*
Clarinet – Gera Attila
Double Bass – Doór Róbert
Engineer – Konorót János
Producer, Violin – Pál István "Szalonna"*
Viola – Karacs Gyula
Vocals – Herczku Ágnes

Kalyi Jag - La Řatjake Cheja

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