Ay Yola - Homay
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Ay Yola - Homay
This year, a Bashkir band released an album based on local mythology in its original little-known language, I was so impressed and proud for the Urals, and now I find out that only several months later they have millions of views from all over the world despite this very niche art, it makes me even more happy 🥹
And Siberian bands have millions of views too, I feel genuinely moved by this fact:
The swan-maiden Homay didn't manage to come to her husband Ural-Batyr's aid, he died of his wounds, and now she is abandoning her human form for good. The Bashkir (one of Turkic folks of Russia) epic poem "Ural-Batyr" illustration, heavily inspired by the musical video AY YOLA - Homay. Close-ups:
Adele 🩵🩷
AY YOLA — "Ural Vasyaty"