Cymru ar Ffilm - Gwlad y Gân / Wales on Film - Land of Song

Beti George yn rhannu rhagor o uchafbwyntiau archif BBC Cymru, y tro yma yn edrych ar sut wnaeth caneuon poblogaidd mwynhau ail adferiad gyda thyfiant y sîn pop yng Nghymru.
Beti George shares more highlights from the BBC Wales archives, this time looking at how popular song enjoyed a new lease of life with the growth of the Welsh pop scene.

[@hunterluxton5976]

Chware teg boys. ❤

[@larrydykes7643]

This is why no matter who you are, you can forget out-singing the Welsh. Thanks for posting this.

[@murraywood7480]

To be born WELSH is to be born privileged , not with a Silver Spoon in your mouth BUT with music in your Heart & Poetry in your Soul.. Peggy Wood (Born in the Valleys Dinas Powys) now living in Aotearoa)

[@maj8301]

Man, I LOVE that language!!!

[@SybilKibble]

Me also! Dw i'n hefyd!

[@jacquelinefox2632]

My Aunty Grace and her getting on my nerves. Happy New Year, Uncle Ron. I HOPE YOU ARE WELL AND

[@janetpoole1974]

Love it!

[@spvrivs]

The chant from Eira Ddoe (4:47-5:30) is also known in Czech ecclesiastical music. It should come from Czech evangelic or Czech Brethren tradition. Does anyone know its history please? How did it come to Britain/Wales (or whether it has older origins elsewhere)?

[@atomictraveller]

"welsh tin pan alley.." shows a washing line "mrs. jones give me your love" too surreal

[@jacquelinefox2632]

Eat your heart out... Julie Ddim. Xxxxx 50

[@jacquelinefox2632]

Wales. Rule. Xxxxx

[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

We are all Pete Ham badfingers, o Abertawe.
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[@huwzebediahthomas9193]

Ardderchog! 🙂👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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