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To i hola - Rokiczanka (Polish folk song)
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The lira calabrese is closely related to both the Cretan lyra and the Byzantine lyra (which both modern versions descended from).
Version of the pizzica from the Arberesh community of San Marzano di San Giuseppe in Puglia.
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Sounds like Apulian music too especially from Salento.Originally Posted by Franico
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The lyra is pretty much exclusive to the southern end of Calabria from Vibo Valentia down and in Salento the violin is used a lot in music. It's no coincidence that these are both Griko-speaking areas too.
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Folk music from Rio Grande do Sul, Southern Brazil:
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That's an Ukrainian song, furthermore it's completely 'gitana'(not that you had way of knowing)
This would be smtn more genuinely Russian
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