Three Black-Eyed Girls

Τρεις μαυρομάτες

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Three Black-Eyed Girls

Original Lyrics

Τρεις μαυρομάτες

Ωρέ, νάτες, νάτες που ’ρχονται τρεις μαυρομάτες,
κοντούλες και γιομάτες.

Ωρέ, και το δραγάτ’ τον έλεγαν δώσ’ μας σταφύλια
και φίλα μας στα χείλια.

Εσείς τ’ αμπέλ’ το ξέρετε, μπάτε και μάσ’τε,
κανέναν μη φοβάστε.

Θέλ’τε σταφύλι πάρετε, θέλ’τε κυδώνι,
κανείς δε σας μαλώνει.

Όσο να μπει κι όσο να βγει η κόρη απ’ τ’ αμπέλι,
μας βγήκε φιλημένη. 

Region: Thessaly
Category: Love Song
Rhythm: 4 beats
Dance: Sta tria
Duration: 03:00

Recording information

Studio recording (2006).

Credits

Domna Samiou
Domna Samiou

Singers

Thodoris Georgopoulos
Thodoris Georgopoulos

Clarinet

Nikos Oikonomidis
Nikos Oikonomidis

Violin

Socrates Sinopoulos
Socrates Sinopoulos

Constantinopolitan lute

Kostas Philippidis
Kostas Philippidis

Lute

Vangelis Karipis
Vangelis Karipis

Tambourine

Discography

Three Black-Eyed Girls
The Earth’s Three Bounties

See also

  • SongThessalyLove Song

Mulberry Tree

  • Η σκαμνιά ⬥ Tsamikos dance from Thessaly with Christos Zygovinas. Released on a 45 rpm disc in 1965.
  • SongThessalyLove Song

Thorns and Brambles

  • Βάτους κι αγκάθια ⬥ Kalamatianos dance song from Thessaly with Christos Zygovinas (singer) and Spyros Anastasiou (clarinet). Released on a 45 rpm disc in 1965.
  • SongThessalyLarissa, DrymosBawdy Song, Carnival Song

A C* up in the Cherry-Tree (Explicit)

  • Ένα μ* στην κερασιά (Αθυρόστομο) ⬥ Explicit carnival song from Thessaly with the Women’s Group of the Cultural and Educational Association of Drymos (Larissa). Field recording (1990).
  • SongThessalyLarissa, DrymosBawdy Song, Carnival Song

Here They Call the F* Yiota (Explicit)

  • Το μ* το λένε Γιώτα ⬥ Explicit carnival song from Drymos, Elassona, with the Women’s Group of the Cultural and Educational Association of Drymos. Field recording (1990).
  • SongThessalyLarissa, DrymosBawdy Song, Carnival Song

On the Final Days of Carnival (Explicit)

  • Την Τρανή την Αποκριά ⬥ Explicit carnival song from Drymos, Elassona, with a women’s group of the Cultural and Educational Association of Drymos. Field recording (1990).