Mana m' irthen i anoixi

Mana m' irthen i anoixi(Μάνα μ' ήρθεν η άνοιξη), is an anonymous Cappadocian Greek folkloric tune to the Greek language. The meter is 4
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Original form

The original form of the Cappadocian tunes and Kasik Havasi was popular in Cappadocia.

gollark: Yes, "who asked" and excessive channel policing actually bad and not good.
gollark: So I want to actually learn electronics hardware stuff and can probably get relevant items for that as it is Christmas soon. What should I get? I'm slightly aware I could use a soldering iron and whatever, but not of specifics (and also where to get it). I'm vaguely interested in microcontrollers and wireless communication things.
gollark: They're used in a lot of places where there's no fixed line networking available, as far as I know.
gollark: I should create a random folder filled with a few thousand files so I can seem productive.
gollark: I guess the advantage is that it has GPIO pins? But you can... buy microcontrollers, very cheaply.

See also

References
    External video
    Επαμεινώνδας Τσιαμπόκαλος Μάνα μ' ήρθεν η άνοιξη (HQ Official Audio Video)


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