How did Chalga come to existence?

[cally]

My ears

[bimo]

i don't know , my mother told me during the communism people in sofia listened turbofolk on serbian radio station (in bulgaria this music was banned from the regime) or there were pirate music cassettes, and when the regime dropped this kind of music have begun to produce also bulgarians , don't know if this is true

[Shkembe Chorba]

i don't know , my mother told me during the communism people in sofia listened turbofolk on serbian radio station (in bulgaria this music was banned from the regime) or there were pirate music cassettes, and when the regime dropped this kind of music have begun to produce also bulgarians , don't know if this is true

Well, yes. Sums up things pretty good.

[Arbërori]

Only subhumans listen to such music.

In Bulgaria it came from Yugoslavia in the beginning of 1990s.

No offence, but chalga has some of the hottest music artists of all time.

Calling us subhuman wont make you look any better, random rock lover.

[Arbërori]

Sounds like Turkish revival to me. Modern artists using sounds they think sound "exotic" that are evocative of Turkish music.

Turkish? This doesn't sound Turkish at all...

[Arbërori]

typical balkan music. they corrupted us too.

More like the other way around.

[Arbërori]

Didn't know Sandra Afrika sang on that one, haha, she moved up a step from what I've heard before, it doesn't actually sound half bad in night club mixs.
Btw, those others songs don't sound like they'd work in a night club here...

Now I must cure myself by listening to some Punk.

"I don't want Turkish turbo folk, big titted cows and rednecks!" (maybe if I keep repeating it frequently enough I'll start believing it!)

Sandra Afrika is an elite prostitute, I never liked her... Serbia has better turbo folk singers, she just has a hot body, that's all.

Punk is dead.

[Linebacker]

I catch some good songs when Im at nightclubs.Some are better than others.

[Arbërori]

I catch some good songs when Im at nightclubs.Some are better than others.

I love Alisia, she's great... I also like her old songs, like ''Ti si Seksi'', lol.

[Guapo]

Where is it from, who started it first?

From Sephardic Jews that fled the Spanish Inquisiton. The Ottomans accepted many of them, saw them as their Abrahamic brothers even though they were Jews. Italian Jews play the same style of music and no I'm not trolling.