CORDOVERO
SINGER, SONGWRITER, INDIE-PRODUCER

CORDOVERO has no p… Read Full Bio ↴CORDOVERO
SINGER, SONGWRITER, INDIE-PRODUCER

CORDOVERO has no preferred Music-Genre. He produces what he likes and loves.
Songs have to be real, not artificial, you have to listen that someone is breathing or is really using an instrument. It's not forbidden to produce a clean sound, but he likes that a sound could be dirty. That's his personal statement about producing tunes.
CORDOVERO uses both, electronic and acoustic instruments. Depends what kind of song he is going to create.
What do you get here?
Singer-Songwriter, Pop-Rock, Folk, Soft-Rock, Hip Hop and Rap, Instrumentals (for Soundtracks or Jingles i made)and much much more.

Collaboration:

I am always searching for talented singers.
You can also send me lyrics and a style you wish and I can compose for you.
Remixes are also possible. It doesn't matter which kind of genre.
For collaborations please contact me via Mail.

If you're going to send me files, please send me good MP3's or OGG's and not Wave or Wav files.

Don't be afraid to get in touch - I don't bite and always answer any question.

Some Hip Hop Tracks

INTROLOGY - WHAT THE BEST IS
WELL I'M BACK
Apatura's A SUNNY SUNDAY (jazzy version)
Luminara's CORDOVERO STYLE
Arwensmusic's DO YOU WANNA DIE WITH ME (PEACE TRACK)
The Beat is Nice

Best Singer Songwriter Ballads

IT'S THE END (VERSION 1)
TUNDERTIMI'S LACRIMATA
Mia's THE WAY I FEEL
Angel's I PLACED THE LIFE ON A THRONE
21's STAY WITH ME
Cimcime's THAT'S WHAT I NEED YES

Recommended Albums
here you'll find your direct link to some albums

EXPERIMENTAL SECTION

MUSIC FOR FRIENDS

THE CHANGE OF LIFE

CHILLOUT ZONE

TRANSFORMATION
Cordovero Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'TRANSFORMATION' by these artists:

Alan Menken Certain as the sun Rising in the East Tale as old as…
Anthony Warlow JEKYLL (spoken) September 13th, 11:56 PM. I have started thi…
Asagraum Fresh blood sticks on my hands Here in the chamber of…
Babeo Baggins Oh, what a mess The man I love wants to see…
Bass-X Transformed like I rose from the dead they dread me…
Beaurty And The Beast Chorus: Certain as the sun Rising in the East Tale as old as…
Betrayer Taken away Never to return, they've got no right To celebrat…
Better Than a Thousand You've got to state your mission, establish your goals Expl…
Betty feat. Pam Grier Rust to dust, us to them Change your mind, change your…

Bill Evans And Orchestra Kind friends are come to say goodbye to Röschen, fair…
BMP-Music From the ends of the earth We can hear a cry Their…
Brother Bear - The Bulgarian Women's Choir Come with me, I'll take you now To a place that…
c.j. Mind Ok so they been asking me over and over so…
Cast of "Beauty And The Beast" Chorus: Certain as the sun Rising in the East Tale as old as…
Celebratio Par amour oh Jésus Tu te donnes tout entier Dans cet amour T…
D-Mac Head rush, so much to think about No touch, so much…
David & Steve Gordon with Sequoia Artists Oh my hearties bold as brass Roll it out like summer…
David T. Edwards Oh my hearties bold as brass Roll it out like summer…
Disney - Brother Bear - 05 - Bulgarian Womens Choir Come with me, I'll take you now To a place that…
Disney Beauty & the Beast Transformed like I rose from the dead they dread me…
Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde Transformation Transformation Keep growing high Keep growin…
Dramarama Maybe it's me, but I don't feel like waiting Maybe you…
E.J. Cryan Ok so they been asking me over and over so…
Fabolous I’m old enough to know better, young enough to not…
Flocabulary The transformation of bookworms into hip-hop icons, A dictio…
From: Beauty & The Beast Chorus: Certain as the sun Rising in the East Tale as old as…
Gattison Transformation Transformation Better me Walking free But you…
Gizmo Rest in peace, I can't feel my bones from my…
Henrik Schaller Save me, I am just a product of corrupt-septic flesh Two…
I Am Abomination My eyes are open And I have risen from the dead I'm…
J. Peter Robinson Ok so they been asking me over and over so…
John Orr Franklin May we all wake up and find transformation May we all…
Kult ov Azazel Raised upon the throne of life Raised upon the throne of…
Lance King Here I sit, reflecting on the path, the mission and the…
Mac Summer Head rush, so much to think about No touch, so much…
Man Cub & SVRCINA Down, low With the motions high Feel exposed But there'…
Menken & Ashman Certain as the sun Rising in the east Tale as old as…
Menudo - Menudo There's something different about the way you look A little …
Michael S. Tyrrell Save me from my foolish dreams They keep my mind running Dow…
Mr. Kavalicious Transformation Transformation Keep growing high Keep growin…
Nona Hendryx Rust to dust, us to them Change your mind, change your…
Oomph! You make it worth it You make it all worthwhile Your love…
Pam Grier Rust to dust, us to them Change your mind, change your…
Pam Grier, Nona Hendryx & Betty Sisters From one sister to another funky sister It's all abo…
Pam Grier, Nona Hendryx, BETTY Sisters! From one sister to another funky sister It's all ab…
Phil Collins Come with me, I'll take you now To a place that…
Seom Folg dem Klang ohne Ton Im Metabewusstsein der Transformatio…
Setherial Come night, come night Lift the chalice to the nightsky Co…
Signal Aout 42 Do not suicide Do not suicide Please do not suicide I want t…
T.S.T Project Transformation Music by Adriana Rubio, Alexander Ditzend, St…
The Bulgarian Women's Choir Come with me, I'll take you now To a place that…
The West End Orchestra & Singers Kind friends are come to say goodbye to Röschen, fair…
Theurgia Sub-matter aeipathy. Dreaming spirals in sudden negativity. …
Transform Oh oh oh... Oh oh oh... Aah aah aaah... Aah aah aaah... Tyni…
Van Morrison Gonna be a transformation in your heart and soul Gonna be…
Various Artists (I have started this alone and I must finish it…
W.A.S.T.E.L.A.N.D.S. I'm reversing the curse that was placed on my DNA With…

West End Orchestra and Singers Kind friends are come to say goodbye to Röschen, fair…

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Comments from YouTube:

Laurens Baan

3y↑150

Can we all just appreciate the accuracy of this guy's maps?

Bob McBob

1y↑1

@Wack no, I’m a patriot and a history nerd, but nationalist is a bit too much to describe me, at least the way it’s used today as opposed to the way it was used in like 1848. It’s just the border is generally believed by historians, including or even primarily non Serbs, not to have been there. In the very early Middle Ages/dark ages (600s-1000s) Bosnia was kind of a fuzzy zone that neither state controlled while in the 1000s it was one of the principalities that made up Serbia and after that a separate Hungarian vassal state and then independent state. Croatia only ever held the very furthest northwestern bit of Bosnia prior to WWII. Now, me being a Bosnian Serb is undeniably part of the reason I care about it (it’s not like the biggest issue in my life, just a small annoyance when I see those maps), but being a historical pedant is just as big of a factor.
Also, a Serbian nationalist would deny the existence of Croatia in the Middle Ages lmao.

Patrick Rowan

1y↑2

He uses Omniatlas, he's talked about how useful they are a few times

BeatBall

1y↑1

Just look at morocco and say that it's accurate, oof

Bob McBob

2y↑2

They are quite detailed and in many of the cases where I actually know what the borders are supposed by historians to have looked like, accurate, I just keep seeing the inclusion of Bosnia in early medieval Croatia (directly in contradiction to Byzantine primary sources) and being a little irked. Although there may be Serbian national pride influencing that particular irritation, I think more of it is just me being a history nerd (that’s why I’m here) and as a result me raging against any inaccuracies, especially, I suppose, when the bar is set so high by the rest of his maps

L C

2y↑1

Absolutely. I also appreciate all the knowledge he has too.

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Oswald

3y↑73

As always, such a high quality video. It's amazing that this stuff is free to watch. Much respect :)

Hunting Shark1

3y↑9

Sam always has a brilliant way of hyping up the upcoming episode. This was a fantastic and interesting deep dive as always

Matthew Brotman

3y↑80

Fun fact: the Ottomans ruled Jerusalem for exactly 400 years, 1517 to 1917.

H.L.A Solomonov

2y↑1

They left the charkas to rule on the behalf of othmanly empire

Sam Aronow

3y↑10

And Daher Omar before him.

A blood orange

3y↑7

@Nic Bahtin He never declared independence from the ottomans so technically the Ottomans ruled for 400 years.

Nic Bahtin

3y↑5

nahh Mohammed Ali of Egypt interrupted that rule for like 6 years

Sam Aronow

3y↑33

Officially they did, but with a couple asterisks that I'm sure will become relevant in future videos.

Albert Lima Berman

3y↑20

Once I was told that in Portugal, as Jews gathered in the designated ports from where they were going to be expelled, they found themselves contained in an area that had some small towers. Suddenly priests stared pouring buckets of water from atop the towers and declared that Portugal's Jews had all been converted and thus didn't have to leave the kingdom anymore

WreckageHunter

2y↑2

Exactly... and then proceeded to persecute legally the forcibly converted in the Portuguese Inquisition if they were found to be secretly practicing judaism. Coincidently, the safest place for Cristãos Novos to practice judaism in secrecy was in the colony of Brazil, where they were unreachable to the Inquisition most of the time. That's how some sephardic jewish practices found it's way into brazilian folk "superstition".

João Ribeiro

3y↑3

@lobsterbale Legesse all of them. Sudaneses and Bantus

João Ribeiro

3y↑4

Bro moors enslaved blacks lmao read Ibn khaldoun

João Ribeiro

3y↑5

@lobsterbale Legesselmao which book ? Do you wanna teach our history ?

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mattbenz99 [Canadian Gambit]

3y↑11

I feel like most people outside of Israel would have only really heard of Safed because it is one of those mandatory stops on Birthright trips. That is when I first learned about it. It is a very beautiful place, but there isn't much there beyond that. If you are visiting Israel, it is worth visiting once, but not more than that.

Shoshana Wolfe

3y↑1

It really depends what you’re doing. They have some awesome programs up there

Deniz Algazi

3y↑10

Wonderful presentation! My family ended up in Turkey but our branch is English now. In a recent scheme, Spain and Portugal have since offered citizenship to the descendants of the Great Expulsion. The Ottomans understood and appreciated the importance our people were for trade. Sadly, under the Erdogan regime, most have since left Turkey.

kursemaster

3y↑11

As a Turk it really gives me pain to see how antisemitism or radical Islamism in general increases in Turkey, thanks to Erdoğan and his late mentor Erbakan. Hope this changes when Erdoğan loses the next election, but I don't think it will tbh

Mar Cello

3y↑5

I always wondered about what started the division between Ashkrnazim and Sephardim. Always great quality content!

Maamin Maaminov

3y↑3

Fantastic content! Must have taken you a long time editing and putting all of this info together... Keep up the great work! 🌟 Love the channel and will WhatsApp it to all mishpacha!

Leshawn Jefferson

3y↑5

Wow! Always so interesting! I can not wait for the next episode. Wish there were more!

Al Tyrrell

3y↑3

This video explains so much. Thank you. I can't wait for the next one!

James Binns

2y↑2

Good Lord... There is so much information , and history that I am ignorant of, I can't keep up! Thank you. That was great.

Tomas Alvarez

3y↑3

Outstanding! I was even compelled to take notes as I watched.

horseshit

3y↑1

You have a really strong community your views are consistent so that means the people are watching more plus the new people coming

Eric Rosenfield

2y↑2

The way you do cliffhangers is amazing. "What if it was the only book you had?" wait what? How is that going to... I must know more!

jan Melantu

3y↑3

Fridays with a Sam Aronow video are the best days of the week

Alter Klausner

3y↑9

The Shulchan Aruch isn't a second edition of the Beit Yosef, they are very different works. The Beit Yosef is a long form commentary on the Arba Turim and the Shulchan Aruch is the concise legal ruling

PathOfAvraham

3y↑3

Yeah I found that section of the video very odd.

Alter Klausner

3y↑5

Also the reason Moses Isserles wrote the mapah is because the Shulchan Aruch is based on sephardic legal rulings and largely ignores ashkenazic legal tradition (and yes, he also wrote it to mention ashkenazi minhag)

Cortical Larvae

i've studied luria and im a western hermeticist. Brill is releasing the missing zohars perspective on the book of esther.

Pedro Ledoux

3y↑13

Maybe the invention of press touched Judaism also. Pres + Luria made Kaballah very widespread, Natan of Gaza and Shabatai Tzvi abused of it. Maybe it is the reason wich made Kaballah so closed.

Shemuel The Sabbatian

3y↑1

sabbatai tzvi made it cool*

HSL

2y↑1

Do the people that practice kablah know a hole creative team on japan took elements of this pratice and embeded it on a work of fiction in the form of an anime? Because they talk with a lot of confidence about it.

Bensky

1y↑1

I heard they wrote a thesis about it...

David Lev

3y↑31

“A place you’ve probably never heard of” [names a regular Birthright trip stop]

Nathan Manrose

Can you eventually do a video on the different branches of Chassidism?

Civil War Week By Week

3y↑16

Come on everyone, get into a circle, get into a circle

יצחק צופיוף

generaly i say: "great video as always" but that video wasn't great IT WAS AMAZING!!!. can't wait for the next one. but i got to ask, why didn't you mention the Cesef Mishne?

jred7

I love how you always and your videos so dramatically!😂

David Cohen

I have spent one and half year in safed in the 1970th during my army years good memories

Lucas Vanoverbeke

2y↑2

Aronow: “Jewish law was never supposed to be set in stone.”

Mozes: “Am I a joke to you?”

Artur M.

3y↑28

Something tells me, we are going to the Netherlands in the next episode.

jan Melantu

Gotta prepare for Gekoloniseerd

Namuchat

Hi Sam, could you please name the source where you take the colourful map(s) of Europe? Thank you very much in advance?

Edward Leal

2y↑1

2:55
Suleiman 1: "Before I begin ruling the empire, I'm going to need a new hat.:
Hat maker: "Ok, what are your interests..what do you really like?"
Suleiman 1: "Well, I really like garlic."
Hat maker: "I'll be right back!"

المشاهد العادي

3y↑2

3:00
Actually, the Golden gate closed by Sultan Salah-dien (Saladin), to prevent crusades from entering to Alaqsa mosque the way they did in the first crusade, and muslims prefered to keep it closed, because it is still not safe. While Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent rebuild the other sides of the walls and gates, like Damascus gate of Bayt-Almaqdes (Jerusalem).

GJ1998ARG

This is the content I needed

Yossi Spira

Tomer Devora is still widely known and printed.

David Louis

3y↑2

Great video. If you have to be 40 to study Kabbalah, as stated in your previous video on Kaballah in the Middle Ages, how did Isaac Luria start studying Kabbalah at age 22, and continued and even started many new forms of Kabbalah, all in his 20s and 30s and never even lived to be 40, dying at 38?

יצחק צופיוף

3y↑1

@Sam Aronow THAT'S THE ANSWER! i was asking that for years

Sam Aronow

3y↑8

The rule wasn’t made until the 18th century.

Benjamin Klass

Wonder if Salonika will pitch up in any subsequent episode?

Omer Nachmani

3y↑2

The 10 sfirot are not Luria idea at all. The term 10 sfirot used in "Sefer Yetzira", and the order of the tree also is earlier than Luria (you can see Kordoviro in Pardes Rimonim)

Cool guy 49

@Omer Nachmani but it is luria in the kaballistic sense, maimonides was very explicitly anti mistisycism, so while the ideas might intersect at some point or another, they aren't from the same house of thought

Omer Nachmani

3y↑1

Garden of Eden as a not-literal place on Earth is not Luria idea also. You can see Maimonides for exemple

Patrick Kelmer

3y↑3

I will never forget my first trip to Zfat, 7 years ago this summer.

PathOfAvraham

3y↑6

@12:50 The Mishneh Torah was the major codification of Jewish law even during the first publishing's of the Shulkhan Arukh. There's a famous letter by Yoseph Karo stating how the majority of the communities of Africa, The middle East and Sephardic settlements all held to the authority of the M"T. I don't think the Tur ever penetrated these communities.

The Klorg

3y↑2

Amazing stuff :). Do you by any chance have another spot where this stuff is? If its OK with you, I'd like to download these and put them on Dailymotion or something, noting you're the original creator of course.

The Klorg

3y↑1

@Sam Aronow OK.

Sam Aronow

3y↑2

Of course. But unless there’s a copyright issue, it’s the user who takes down videos, not YouTube itself.

The Klorg

3y↑1

@Sam Aronow OK, but youtube has taken down videos somewhat at random before, do you have some back up?

Sam Aronow

3y↑1

No, that would be piracy, and Vivendi would be held liable if they didn't take it down. YouTube is already the world's largest platform, it's free, and it generates ad revenue for me at no cost to the viewer.

A.Y H

Nice to be listening to this in צפת

Reactionary Judaism

The description here of the relationship of the שולחן ערוך to the בית יוסף here is very odd. A much simpler and more accurate description is that the שולחן ערוך is the condensed version of the בית יוסף. The description of the רמ"א is also not good. His annotations contain many minhagim, but most of them are just different opinions. Usually The opinion he endorses is in discussed in the בית יוסף.

2IDSGT

Been there, pretty. Some say it’s the “city on a hill” Jesus referred to (but Galilee has lots of those). Were I wealthy, I’d wanna retire there (not entirely sure why).

willc4k

I wonder what the Pardes Rimonim untranslatable pun might be.

Sam Aronow

3y↑1

"Pardes" means both "orchard" and is an acronym for the four methods of interpreting the Torah.

Hirum Biffidum

3y↑3

On much less detailed level this has been described by Reform Rabbi David Falcon in the co-authored book "Judaism for Dummies" that Jewish people have gotten along with the theocratic Muslim community better than with Christians, until the past hundred or so years.

Nic Bahtin

3y↑3

goddammit man stop giving me assassins creed 2 and brotherhood vibes you make me wanna replay them

Yitzhak Graff

3y↑1

Hot take on the emergence of modern day Orthodoxy. The shulhan arukh definitely changed halakha to become more unified, but modern day Orthodoxy comes from the Ashkenazi reaction to the enlightenment and Jewish emancipation in Europe. I have never seen anyone argue otherwise.

Yosef Karo intended to standardize halakha with the shulhan arukh. The Beit Yosef contained the research, while the shulhan arukh is the conclusion. The main issues that it's opponents had was that people could read the shulhan arukh without doing the proper research, and that Yosef Caro pretty left almost all of the Asknenazi scholarship from his research. The strongest opponent was Solomon Luria who thought the shulhan arukh should never be studied, while more moderate Rabbis like Moses Isserles were willing to accept Ashkenazi footnotes to the shulhan arukh which kind of made the book 'kosher' for Ashkenazi audiences.

I don't know why Sam has been basically ignoring Ashkenazi talmudic scholarship. It was mostly preserved in collections rather than individually authored books. But as someone who studies medieval commentaries on the Talmud from both Sefaradi and Ashkenazi, I think very disrespectful to leave them out of the picture seeing as they probably produced more Talmudic scholarship than the Sefaradim.

David Cohen Boffa

3y↑1

I think that in the last videos he is focusing on the Sephardic Jewish Communities. Later he may explore more the communities in France Germany and Poland throughout the Middle Ages and Modern Era (like he said on the video). But one thing is very important, until 1492 Sephardic Judaism was the center of all Judaism. Rambam, Ramban,Baal Haturim were widely accepted AND the Ashkenazi community only became bigger later in Poland. Of course there was Rashi and Tosfot and many relevant Rabbis in France and Germany, but they still were not the center of Judaism.

formulaone07

3y↑4

1:57 I assume some who fled Spanish controlled Sicily and Naples ended up going to North Africa.

mlovecraftr

3y↑1

I am closer to understand the differences between Sephardi and Ashkenazim Judaism. I understood that they were two different ethnic groups of Jewish people but I didn't understand why they had separate synagogues.

Rck Flmg

2y↑1

@Sam Aronow "outsiders"??? easy there Sam. we're all part of the same species and here to learn.

Noah Tyler Pritchett

@Sam Aronow I would agree. Subdivision is probably more appropriate and should be seen in a cultural lens and geographical lens. Not a ethnic or even religious one.

mlovecraftr

3y↑1

@Sam Aronow I am sorry. I guess that I should inform myself more on the subject.

Sam Aronow

3y↑3

We don’t consider ourselves to be two different ethnic groups. It’s actually quite annoying when outsiders characterize us that way.

Em Kultra

great video

Morris Hakim

Such an interesting video

Rck Flmg

2y↑2

Thankfully, science emerged and kept esoteric belief systems like Kabbalah on the fringes of mainstream society. How Islam and Christianity remain relevant is still a mystery.

a gplay

What would you need to be qualified to study kabbalah?

Eric Leiderman

3y↑8

14:32 "It broke Judaism!" — we need to put this on a bookmark

Marc Rivas

How exactly did it "break" Judaism?

Mendel J

I lost it, that was too funny

OrygunGeek Solitude

3y↑1

Ha, I used to live on Cordovero street in south Tel Aviv back around 2002/2003. What a place.

Recee Rushing

Great work, can you clarify where the Jews came from prior to Portugal and were theta people of Swarthy completion??? We’re they King David’s lineage?

Richard Hallaj

he lived only 18 months in Safed.

יצחק צופיוף

3y↑1

the background is amazing! is it rabbi Yitzhak Abuab's synagogue?

Tre vor

2y↑1

And I thought I liked circles before!

Stormwind

3y↑3

Join us next time for Spinoza's misfortunes!

HL productions

15:04 are you calling out the man who made the definitive series on world/us/european history

DCGUY3

WAIT, THE TATTOO THING IS A MYTH?
I can get a tattoo then?

Pedro Ledoux

3y↑6

Next chapter is Natan of gaza and Shabatai Tzvi?

Matthew Brotman

3y↑3

@ויאמר סבבה! Dutch Sephardim in general, I would think

Nave Tal

I think he was born around a century after the end of this video (at least the ending according to the title) so there'll probably be at least one video before he'll be mentioned

ויאמר סבבה!

3y↑1

Spinoza?

Jim Lim

3y↑3

Will Spinoza come in the next episode?

Gaby Morris

3y↑1

If only it were possible to like more than once

RedCubUK

3y↑3

The Safed Circle - The period of history in which the Jews would build the mysterious Water Temple

Vic92084

Nobody's gonna talk about Gerudo Valley on French horns?

Pedro Ledoux

3y↑34

When Jews arrived in Portugal the maritime expansion was wenting on. It is estimated that 1 third of all the people Portugal sent to colonize Brazil in 16th and 17th centuries were Jews.

Is estimated that today in Brazil there are 40 milions of descedants of those Jews.

João Ribeiro

@lobsterbale Legesse Jewish moors lmao I doubt you call a Sephardic a moor in their face

Deniz Algazi

@lobsterbale Legesse Interestingly, some of the Sefardi who in later years ended up in Scotland following The Expulsion had claimed to be Huguenots from France! You can read about this fascinating history in *When Scotland was Jewish by Elizabeth Caldwell Hirschman*.

Deniz Algazi

3y↑4

Same went to Jamaica in the 1500s with an estimated 400,000 descendants there. Bob Marley being one of the most famous Jewmaicans and another descendant, Bond Girl Sylvana Henriques (On Her Majesty's Secret Service). The oldest congregation in the Western Hemisphere is in Kingston, UCI Jamaica at Sha'are Shalom Synagogue. Their descendants livestream their Friday Evening and Saturday Morning Shabbat services on their UCI Jamaica channl on YT which you can virtually attend.

Pedro Ledoux

3y↑5

@Mikhail Poda You correctly said that in 1500 Portuguese population 1 milion and 10% were Jews.

However Jews were 10% of population their proportion was much higher than it among those who went to colonize Brazil. One of the reasons was that in colony they were more far away from inquisition. Every big city of Spanish America had a tribunal of inquisition, the same did not happened in Brazil.

Mikhail Poda

3y↑3

In the year 1500 the population of Portugal was about 1 million and about 10% of them were Jews. So statistically each Brasilian of Portugese descent (or Portugese) has about 10% Jewish admixture.
Why EVERY Brasilian (or Portugese) has also Jewish roots AND NOT only 20% as you write (40 million out of total population of about 200 million)? Because assuming 10 grand-parents in span of 100 years we have for each living person 10^5 parents (hundred thousand or 100k) from the year 1500. So each Portugese or Brasilian living today has familiar relashionship with 10% of all Portugese living in the year 1500. And since numbers are so large (taking a subset of 100k out of 1m), statistically they are near perfectly mixed.

Willow Brown (AnarchoPupGirl)

2y↑1

2k hours in EU4 means I notice IMMEDIATELY when people use its music in vids, lmao

Hami

Is this an international thing?
I thought It's used in Iran only 😂

Chanan Barnaby

3y↑1

please do yemeni jews history

Yehudi Kon-Jupspa

(1)Moshe Cordovero parents were from Cordova,Spain and that's where Cordovero from Cordovas came from. And by the way, is the real name is Israel, not 'palestine'

Taltal

Hamapa, the map in Hebrew.

יצחק צופיוף

https://youtu.be/gv90iYHJkX8?t=838 If the Shulhan Aruch was only published in 1665, how the Rama can have written the Mapa on it?, he lived in the same time as Yosef Karo and died in age 32. also why didn't you mention the entire thing with the Magid? (I know you don't have time to mention all this tiny extra details, but i'm still interested if it was just that or you had more reasons)

David Cohen Boffa

@יצחק צופיוף He basically wrote inside the Shulchan Aruch. But this was widely accepted. If you take a Shulchan Aruch today both writings are there as full part of the text. Even though Rama wrote his part as a complemantation, citing laws and traditions that differed between Ashkenazi and Sephardic Communities (at the time).

יצחק צופיוף

@David Cohen Boffa Yes i know the story, so the books were connected by students of both of them? or did he gave up his own work and just wrote on the Shulchan?

David Cohen Boffa

3y↑1

The story is the Rama was writing his Codification of Jewish Law at the same time as Maran (Rav Yosef Karo). But Maran finished a bit earlier and published the Shulchan Aruch. Now, if Rama would have published the Mapa nonetheless, there would be a great split between Sephardic and Ashkenazi Jews (in terms of Law). But Rama decided not to publish his work, instead set additions of different conclusions and traditions on tge Shulchan Aruch itself. Every Shulchan Aruch today has his additions intertwined with the writtings of Maran.

Gökay Haydar Baykuş

1:53 you forgot about the Migration Period completely

GRAD

There have been betrayals in Turkey, even Turk betrayed to other turks but Sephardic never betrayed the us alwayd fight with us always live with our heart
Allah Sefarad milletini korusun

H.L.A Solomonov

2y↑1

הנושאים שלך מעולים

jony prepper israel

2y↑1

So technicly Bayazid II was a massiah

Weet Bix

This made me think of osrs pvp

Antoni Fortis

2y↑1

Descendant of the conversos ✌️

Vanalovan

3y↑2

How dare you contradict the infotainment god, John Green

Ari Fowler

3y↑1

Why is the "r" sound (resh) pronounced so guttural? It reminds me of French.
Just curious. Love these vids!

Ari Fowler

3y↑1

@Sam Aronow interesting. Thank you!

Sam Aronow

3y↑2

The uvular trill used to be a common feature in Iraqi Arabic. Though today it is only found in the northern fringe near Kurdistan, it was preserved in Baghdad by the Jewish community, who brought it to Israel in the 1950s, and it became normalized in Hebrew by the 1970s.

Tulip Tulip

You should call them Rabbi. Out of respect. But great videos. I live in Tzfat

jony prepper israel

3y↑2

I still dont understand who are the little brown dot under Tlemcen and Tunis at 1:46 ?

Sam Aronow

3y↑8

Some oasis-based Amazigh tribe; I don't actually remember who specifically.

omegapc

3y↑1

assuming either a mistake or maybe some sort of organized amazigh tribe

Anthony Leiva

Shalom

Cortical Larvae

2y↑1

morenos were persecuted endlessly. Those that converted and practiced . The cloaked imamate of the nizari ismaili. Just thought 400 years in hiding would be a great parallel.

Gods Clown

3y↑1

I see you also watch Dr Abramson

L C

Why most of non good things happen in August? lol

Jamie haDov

3y↑2

Which John Green video did he throw shade…i mean reference?

Sam Aronow

3y↑2

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwlrvAvcO28
What he said wasn't technically wrong in the context of Sephardic migration to Poland in the 17th century, but it's way overemphasized.