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Makedonski Narodni i Patriotski Pesni - Macedonian Folk & Patriotic Songs
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Originally posted by Momce Makedonce View PostThat's really interesting BBS! I have to say for the most part I have never really had many issues on a personal level with Greeks or Serbians here, some underlying tensions for sure but nothing too serious, so I would say Bulgarians in Australia would be the same scenario. In saying that I am sure many have experienced the opposite end of dealing with some of the more crazy types of these communities.
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Originally posted by Big Bad Sven View PostIn Melbourne I met a lot of Bulgarians from the social circles I was in (internationals). There seems to be quite a few that have arrived in Melbourne to study English and also work. When Bulgarian sports stars came into the city they would throw big parties
I never had any problems with them and they seemed quite friendly to me once I told them I was Macedonian. The odd one or two would say something stupid like we are the same or speak the same language. I would politely correct them lol
In the city I live in I have met a few as well, they have a growing community as well. Same deal, international students, people working in jobs like bar men, cleaners etc
I have also met many young girls come here with Australian partners.
I think now with the EU and the Bulgarian economy still struggling Australia will see more Bulgarians (and Romanians) migrating to Australia.
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In Melbourne I met a lot of Bulgarians from the social circles I was in (internationals). There seems to be quite a few that have arrived in Melbourne to study English and also work. When Bulgarian sports stars came into the city they would throw big parties
I never had any problems with them and they seemed quite friendly to me once I told them I was Macedonian. The odd one or two would say something stupid like we are the same or speak the same language. I would politely correct them lol
In the city I live in I have met a few as well, they have a growing community as well. Same deal, international students, people working in jobs like bar men, cleaners etc
I have also met many young girls come here with Australian partners.
I think now with the EU and the Bulgarian economy still struggling Australia will see more Bulgarians (and Romanians) migrating to Australia.
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If there were more macedonians, we'd be giving them all hell! It's just a numbers game and the Greeks have more people. The Macedonians worked quite closely with the Bulgarians back in the market gardening days. It was convenient to be able to communicate and had more benefits than disadvantages. Sometimes Bulgarians world visit, I could never understand them!
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Originally posted by Risto the Great View PostThere are many in South Australia. From all over the place. Some from Pirin. They seemed to have arrived slightly earlier than the Egejci. They assimilated very quickly and haven't given much pain to the Macedonians.Last edited by Momce Makedonce; 04-18-2019, 09:54 AM.
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There was a Bulgarian festival in Adelaide a few months back from memory
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There are many in South Australia. From all over the place. Some from Pirin. They seemed to have arrived slightly earlier than the Egejci. They assimilated very quickly and haven't given much pain to the Macedonians.
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Originally posted by Momce Makedonce View PostI don't doubt it LOM, I haven't come across any personally, have you? And if so what were they like?
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Originally posted by Liberator of Makedonija View PostMany of the very small community that live in Australia would be of Macedonian origin as well.
Originally posted by Karposh View PostVery nice MM. To their credit, it looks like they have listened to the criticisms in the comments section regarding the choice of flag they used in their last effort (sadly, the ventilator) and they have corrected their mistake in this one by using the true flag of Macedonia. I like to think I had something to do with their decision as well. I too gave them a piece of mind in the comments section on their last effort. It was a good song but the ventilator made it off-putting unfortunately. Good on them for correcting their mistake in this one.
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Very nice MM. To their credit, it looks like they have listened to the criticisms in the comments section regarding the choice of flag they used in their last effort (sadly, the ventilator) and they have corrected their mistake in this one by using the true flag of Macedonia. I like to think I had something to do with their decision as well. I too gave them a piece of mind in the comments section on their last effort. It was a good song but the ventilator made it off-putting unfortunately. Good on them for correcting their mistake in this one.
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Trio Kladenec just dropped another song straight from the heart!
Majko Zemjo ne placi
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Originally posted by Momce Makedonce View PostThey really are a bizarre kind of people the Bulgarians. I genuinely wonder if they believe the things that they claim. There's not many in Australia so I haven't ever really come across any.
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Originally posted by vicsinad View PostI have an aneurysm every time I enter the realm of YouTube comments on Macedonian music. Most recently about Svadba Golema, which the Bulgarians claim is a traditional Bulgaro-Macedonian song from Pirin region. Take this video of a Bulgarian girl claiming that these first two songs are traditional Bulgarian songs. If there's ever a time I go bald, it's because of these cultural thieves!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSMw...55050145693500
This girl is most likely just misguided by Bulgarian propaganda, I watched her DNA test results video which was pretty interesting. It came up with several locations of ancestry such as Greece (she said she is part Greek), Albania, Turkey and even Macedonia. Interestingly nothing came up in Bulgaria which I found strange but I guess we don't really know how accurate these DNA tests actually are. The reason why I thought I would mention this is because when she spoke about Macedonia she didn't say anything anti-Macedonian or pro-Bulgarian that we are used to with many people from Bulgaria. So I`m assuming she is just a product of Bulgarian propaganda and genuinely believes songs like Svadba Golema and Kate Katerino are Bulgarian, not Macedonian.Last edited by Momce Makedonce; 04-16-2019, 09:47 AM.
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I know what you mean. It gets to the point where you just can't be bothered anymore. They have a really creepy Macedonian complex that is impossible to get your head around. All that is good in their Bulgarian bubble (music, folklore and history) comes from Macedonia or is related to Macedonia. Without Macedonia, all they have is Aziz, Gypsies, Turks and cheap whores. How on earth do you appropriate the song Svadba Golema and pass it off as Bulgarian when you know it was originally put together by one of Macedonia's most celebrated patriotic folkloric singers there ever was in Vojo Stojanovski? Bunch of loser Tatar fucks.
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