Epirus is a region in both Greece and Albania. The Southern part is in Greece (see Ioannina, Preveza etc) and the northern part is in Albania (Korce, Vlore etc).
The part that belongs to Greece was liberated by Greeks fighting the Ottoman army.
No Albanian army in the region at the time.
I guess because Albanians traditionaly made a significant proportion of the Ottoman army.
Albanians thought on independence and therefore fighting the Ottoman army only when the latter lost the war against Greeks, Serbs and Bulgarians.
In the first Balkan war, in 1912-1913, Greece, Serbia, Montenegro and Bulgaria pushed the Ottoman Empire outside of the Balkans. The result was that Greece, Serbia and Montenegro increased their lands, and Bulgaria and Albania gained their independence (although Bulgaria had autonomy for some time). Care to guess who won stuff because of the insistence of Italy without ever participating in the war?
both started it. The region of Epirus has always been multiethnic, and inhabited by both nationalities, with a shared culture, distinct from both rest of Albanians and rest of Greeks.
kinda impossible. There is no pentatonic music in Bosnia at all. The only thing I can think they share is the instrumentation (clarinet as you said, etc)
johndelopoulos@reddit
pentatonic music of Epirus
Haunting_Bicycle_253@reddit
Epirus meaning Albanian ?
johndelopoulos@reddit
Epirus is a region in both Greece and Albania. The Southern part is in Greece (see Ioannina, Preveza etc) and the northern part is in Albania (Korce, Vlore etc).
Haunting_Bicycle_253@reddit
Was it part of Greece in the 18 Century when the Greece State was Made ? No ! Greece took it in 1912 right ?
Titanius_Angelsmyth@reddit
Epirus is a Greek name.
The part that belongs to Greece was liberated by Greeks fighting the Ottoman army.
No Albanian army in the region at the time.
I guess because Albanians traditionaly made a significant proportion of the Ottoman army.
Albanians thought on independence and therefore fighting the Ottoman army only when the latter lost the war against Greeks, Serbs and Bulgarians.
Imperator_Gr@reddit
*liberated it
Haunting_Bicycle_253@reddit
Right , Given to you by the Great Powers as a gift , liberated . The World goes round and round ;)
XenophonSoulis@reddit
In the first Balkan war, in 1912-1913, Greece, Serbia, Montenegro and Bulgaria pushed the Ottoman Empire outside of the Balkans. The result was that Greece, Serbia and Montenegro increased their lands, and Bulgaria and Albania gained their independence (although Bulgaria had autonomy for some time). Care to guess who won stuff because of the insistence of Italy without ever participating in the war?
Haunting_Bicycle_253@reddit
Are you suggesting that Albanians didn't fight Ottomans in the Balkan War ? Then I suggest you go finish elementary school ;)
XenophonSoulis@reddit
I'm not suggesting, I'm explaining.
Haunting_Bicycle_253@reddit
And I'm explaining that you need elementary school then .
XenophonSoulis@reddit
When you are so clueless about history, you don't get to school others.
johndelopoulos@reddit
He knows better than you, just accept it :D
XenophonSoulis@reddit
Oh, I see, more graduates of the TikTok School of History...
johndelopoulos@reddit
We know that everything in the world is Albanian before tiktok
XenophonSoulis@reddit
I get it now
johndelopoulos@reddit
not sure what your problem is my friend, but no "great power" of that era sent a single soldier to fight in Epirus
Imperator_Gr@reddit
No the army liberated. What did you do to gain your freedom?
XenophonSoulis@reddit
It sure as heck wasn't a part of Albania during the same time
johndelopoulos@reddit
no, it was part of the Ottoman empire when the Greek state was made. And right, Greece took the Southern part of it in 1912
MaintenanceReady2533@reddit
He is not greek, obviously, he is too white.
Sea_Top9815@reddit
Said who? Where's your flair? Lol
MaintenanceReady2533@reddit
I am a supreme arian raced MOFO, smth you would know nothing about. (I'm from Serbia)
Sea_Top9815@reddit
You're serb mf? 😂 Yeah very supreme! I know 😂 ajde send some rakija now and slanina and cut the bullshits 😁
Leicesterman2@reddit
Mf so much for Orthodox brother
Titanius_Angelsmyth@reddit
He's kosovar, an Albanian.
Kitsooos@reddit
Sounds like it's from Epirus. The region has a very distinct music. Both the Greek and the Albanian side.
IllyrianBTR@reddit
This is a much better greek song https://youtu.be/Ms-2NTi9D6I?si=NiZGnN-keNjvIhBJ
Adagio-Lumpy@reddit
Epiriot/North Greece music mostly the part that borders Albania because the South of Albania is well known for making this type of music aswell
Individual-Sock2261@reddit
Clarinet and the rhythm is definitely like South Albania. Who started it first? I dunno, but I do like it.
johndelopoulos@reddit
both started it. The region of Epirus has always been multiethnic, and inhabited by both nationalities, with a shared culture, distinct from both rest of Albanians and rest of Greeks.
Individual-Sock2261@reddit
I've noticed they share the same traditional costumes also. Very interesting how closely the Greeks and Albanians in that region are similar.
NoHawk668@reddit
Bosnians have something like this too. One of the reasons why I started to hate sound of clarinet and fagot.
johndelopoulos@reddit
kinda impossible. There is no pentatonic music in Bosnia at all. The only thing I can think they share is the instrumentation (clarinet as you said, etc)
NoHawk668@reddit
they howl just as bad.
historydude1648@reddit
trash
AogamiBunka@reddit
I don't remember if this song is to remove or gather snakes in Kerkyra.
Sea_Top9815@reddit
Lol typical gypsies 😁 you can't get rid of em.