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Fine playing ....great to hear the music slowing back down ....fluteplayer has a fine balance in the sound and a good relaxed embouchure .

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Que bueno como un fan de la música Irlandesa en Argentina valoro esto.

Honestly just speak english or irish.. it's painful any other way

Roisin Chambers sings a remarkably articulated version. Wonderful as it is unusual.

Outlawed tunes played on outlawed pipes. ☘️🇮🇪🇦🇷🇰🇼

Very interesting indeed.

Pamala: You should do a few traditional Argentenian/Latin sets on the uilleann pipes and upload them here. That would be interesting.

You described the Irish music to a T. They're very generous with their music and they're also very reverend about the music. I played in open pub sessions in Ireland and I've concluded that the Irish are the best casual session musicians in the world. You've become a very good piper.

Excellent documentary!

Hi Pamela, what a fantastic video, I did have tears in my eyes, I will get a ste of pipes myself very soon. Oh maybe some time you will come to Australia??

Quality pipers, and people.

Wonderfull amazing Nice blessed thanks bless you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Grand

What a fantastic story from Argentina. It's lovely to hear the Uilleánn Pipes being played so well in Patagonia by Pamela. You live in a most beautiful place. I think a nice place to holiday in. There is a tradition between Ireland and Argentina going back a long time. You are making that bond stronger. Thank you.

As somebody in the U.S. who's had such difficulty trying to find teachers (and satisfactory reeds! ) for my own Uilleann pipes I commend this young Puerto Rican for taking on the challenge and triumphing. Music brings us such joy. Thanks for uploading this charming film.

This documentary weaves the narrative of an Uilleann piper's visit to the Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico in a beautiful and enlightening manner. It's a rare and unique exploration of cultural exchange, showcasing the depth and richness of two distinct musical traditions coming together. This video has been made with careful craftsmanship. It transports the viewer, not just through the narrative, but through the emotion and passion behind the music. Such an experience is a vivid reminder of the universal language of music and its power to connect us across different cultures. Bravo to everyone involved in the making of this documentary. Your dedication to storytelling and cultural preservation shines brightly.

Beautiful and enriching experience!!!

Honored to be part of this magical encounter as a musician… Sláinte!

Absolutely superbly done!

This woman is truly inspirational and then just think of how many of our Irish people don’t care about this part of our culture.

What a phenomenal tone Harry Bradley gets out of that flute, does anyone know what he’s playing here?

Brilliant Performance Honey Well done Keep Safe Xx

nice one Colm

Lovely, lovely music.

Lovely music

A lovely classy lady lovey to listen to 😮listen to a lovely gentle style I wish her luck and welcome to the Irish. Diaspora ❤

Fantastic!

Great to hear and see the Uilleann Pipes being played as far away as Argentina 💚💙💚💙💚💙

Wonderful!

What a beautiful documentary. She touches on at the end but much of south america has experienced wiping away of culture due to colonial and other outside oppressors, a history I think the Irish peoples can relate to. It's beautiful to have such an enthusiastic group all the way across the globe, and even more wonderful that the NPU has been supporting their journey and community as a way to spread the beauty of traditional cultures.

Hup!

Great showing...especially from the young and up and coming pipers. (Owner of a B.C. Childress chanter - USA.)

Pure beauty! The filming is also great.

Galánta ar fad! Maith sibh!

This was such a great watch. I love seeing Irish culture finding its way to other countries. Maybe anyone upgrading their pipes could donate to this lady to grow her school if she paid the shipping? Maybe NPU could do an outreach to pipers because this extension of Irish piping should be encouraged. This show should be on tg4

Really enjoyed this , thanks for posting.

What a tremendous woman. She has the passion and pride. I love the pipes like that too.

Cormac! Tasty schmasty!

No mention of the Welsh speaking Celtic enclave in Patagonia ... some cultural crossover, surely?

Great stuff! Iontach an run é!

Absolutely fascinating. Thanks for this.

Like paint on canvas, beautiful.

Great to see that Na Piobairi Uilleann is reaching out to these pipers both in ireland and across the world.

This lady is an excellant Uilleann piper. Keep going.

Wonderful!!! Greetings from Brazil.

Lovely playing and a gorgeous sounding pipe.

It's so heartening to see young talent coming up and eager to make their own impact on the rich traditions of Irish music.

What a wonderful world we live in with amazing people playing brilliant music

Spiffy! Hey, the bandoneon is a sort of super concertina; have any of the locals tried it out on Irish music?