Christiane Karam and ZilZALA - Sareri Hovin Mernem (I Would Die for the Mountain Wind)

Christiane Karam and ZilZALA perform Karam's arrangement of "Sareri Hovin Mernem" originally by H. Badalian and V. Harootiunian. Audio recorded at The Record Co. and video recorded at Berklee College of Music with Berklee students and alumni.
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Featuring: Christiane Karam (Voice/Frame Drum)
Alp Akmaz (Balaban)
Layth Sidiq (Violin)
Naseem El Atrash (Cello)
Panos Aivas (Qanun, Davul)
Thaer Bader (Oud)
Bulut Gulen (Trombone)
Joao Perrusi (Guitar)
Manos Stratis (Upright Bass)
Tareq Rantisi (Percussion)
Alber Baseel (Percussion)
Engineer: Ghassan Sawalhi
Audio editing: Alex Lieva
Mixing engineer: Edoardo Santini
Video shoot: Peter Xiong
Video post production: Sara Pagiaro
Produced by Christiane Karam
Translation (Courtesy of Zulal Armenian Trio)
‘I would die for the wind of the mountains, the wind of the mountains.
I would die for my love’s tall stature, tall stature.
I have not seen him in a year. I would die for the pair of eyes that saw him last.
I’m standing, yet standing still I cannot move forward;
I’m filled with sorrow, yet so full that I cannot cry.
I have not seen him in a year;
I would die for the pair of eyes that saw him last.
My love is always in my heart, but I cannot utter his name.
The rivers have dried and no longer bring water, no longer bring water.
They no longer bring news from my love, no longer bring news.
Is it that his heart has frozen?
They no longer bring me the fire of love.
I’m standing, yet standing still I cannot move forward;
I’m filled with sorrow, yet so full that I cannot cry.
I have not seen him in a year;
I would die for the pair of eyes that saw him last.
My love is always in my heart, but I cannot utter his name.’

[@marantonio9103]

I first heatd this song from Dimash and I immediately fell in love with the song. Lady, your performance is wow and the musicians are anazing.

[@raniariviyanti]

I am fallin in love with the song because of Dimash ❤

[@amranibrahimrashidi]

I come here because of the Dimash Qudaibergen cover this masterpiece Armenian song like voice from heaven.

[@marantonio9103]

What a beautiful song.

[@Greenteamoment]

Beautifully hypnotic. I’ve no idea the meaning but it’s ecstatic.

[@veselamorova]

Beautiful and enchanting!

[@ralphkhelil3399]

Absolutely enchanting 💎🌹❤️🎂

[@mm92884]

Magical..loved listening 💐

[@kumkumjain9864]

lovely

[@farflownfalcon1076]

Well that was bloody marvellous

[@veronikavart9651]

красота, апрек.

[@kumartapande]

Great video 👍

[@erikast]

Nice!

[@allavardanyan3238]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lilitbadalian]

❤

[@KurdishDrum]

Happy Armenian Independence Day!

[@soccergirl458]

The language is an old Armenian song

[@dubraefox8938]

Beautiful... Language? Translation? Anyone?? (Persian / Iranian?)

[@Sossi84]

Armenian folk love song.

[@jazzabana]

My guess is Armenian.

[@Lena-sf8pt]

its an armenian song, if you search up the title you can get the translated enlish lyrics.

[@MefizTofelFolk]

[@KK-bv8iv]

Is this Turkish or Persian?