Stellamara is an ensemble specialized in Southeast European and Middle East… Read Full Bio ↴Stellamara is an ensemble specialized in Southeast European and Middle Eastern folk.
The group began in 1994, when vocalist Sonja Drakulich followed her vision and created a vehicle for the development of devotional music based in Near Eastern and medieval modal traditions. Extraordinary musicians from diverse cultural backgrounds have since come together within the vessel of Stellamara, creating music with a common intention: to celebrate love, beauty and unity through transcendent harmony, perfect dissonance and passionate rhythms.
Rooted in Turkish, Arabic, Balkan, European medieval and Persian musical traditions, Stellamara carries a deep devotion to the music of these cultures with a unique timeless expression.
At Stellamara’s core are Sonja Drakulich and multi-instrumentalist Gari Hegedus. Together with co-writer and cellist Rufus Cappodocia, they weave together a bridge of unity as they collaborate with an array of inspired musicians. Their music unveils the deep relationship between seemingly disparate cultures while surpassing any confines of tradition.
Through the use of makam - traditional Middle Eastern modal scales and melodic structure - Stellamara’s strong connection to cultural origin is clear, yet they gracefully blend musical forms with both a passionate, highly personal aesthetic and subtle, otherworldly ambiance.
With three critically acclaimed albums, several compilations and independent film scores, Stellamara is now at the forefront in creating highly innovative performances and recordings. They are internationally regarded as a new model in contemporary world music and have developed as an everexpanding vehicle, revealing sublime new levels of mystery, beauty and depth.
Stellamara is currently performing as an electro-acoustic trio, featuring vocalist and producer Sonja Drakulich, multi instrumentalist and producer Miles Jay and multi instrumentalist Evan Fraser. Stellamara also continues to perform as a full acoustic based ensemble, featuring multi-instrumentalist Gari Hegedus, and including guest musicians: percussionists Evan Fraser, Sean Tergis, and Faisal Zedan, violinist Briana Di Mara, and accordionist Dan Cantrell and cellist Rufus Cappadocia.
Official website: www.stellamara.com
The group began in 1994, when vocalist Sonja Drakulich followed her vision and created a vehicle for the development of devotional music based in Near Eastern and medieval modal traditions. Extraordinary musicians from diverse cultural backgrounds have since come together within the vessel of Stellamara, creating music with a common intention: to celebrate love, beauty and unity through transcendent harmony, perfect dissonance and passionate rhythms.
Rooted in Turkish, Arabic, Balkan, European medieval and Persian musical traditions, Stellamara carries a deep devotion to the music of these cultures with a unique timeless expression.
At Stellamara’s core are Sonja Drakulich and multi-instrumentalist Gari Hegedus. Together with co-writer and cellist Rufus Cappodocia, they weave together a bridge of unity as they collaborate with an array of inspired musicians. Their music unveils the deep relationship between seemingly disparate cultures while surpassing any confines of tradition.
Through the use of makam - traditional Middle Eastern modal scales and melodic structure - Stellamara’s strong connection to cultural origin is clear, yet they gracefully blend musical forms with both a passionate, highly personal aesthetic and subtle, otherworldly ambiance.
With three critically acclaimed albums, several compilations and independent film scores, Stellamara is now at the forefront in creating highly innovative performances and recordings. They are internationally regarded as a new model in contemporary world music and have developed as an everexpanding vehicle, revealing sublime new levels of mystery, beauty and depth.
Stellamara is currently performing as an electro-acoustic trio, featuring vocalist and producer Sonja Drakulich, multi instrumentalist and producer Miles Jay and multi instrumentalist Evan Fraser. Stellamara also continues to perform as a full acoustic based ensemble, featuring multi-instrumentalist Gari Hegedus, and including guest musicians: percussionists Evan Fraser, Sean Tergis, and Faisal Zedan, violinist Briana Di Mara, and accordionist Dan Cantrell and cellist Rufus Cappadocia.
Official website: www.stellamara.com
Del Mar Rojo
Stellamara Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Stellamara:
Aman Doktor Mendilimin yeşili amman amman Ben kaybettim eşimi Al bu mend…
Maris Me volví marinero Por tu vientre surcar He perdido las velas…
Prituri Sa Planinata Притури са планината че затрупа два овчеря че затрупа два ов…
Prituri Se Planinata Притури са планината че затрупа два овчеря че затрупа два ов…
Yemen Türküsü Havada bulut yok bu ne dumandır Mahlede öten yok bu ne…
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@Emilonghairedatheart
Thanks for uploading! This one is my favorite!
@DratikASinceel
breathtaking...
@TheScotty6000
TwT this is such a beautiful song.
@LadyofMori
Wow beautiful :)
@mijdar7
Rojo
@SilvaMorasten
I want to know about what does the singer sing... there is a magic and cold atmosphere
@Alboravin
Finding the lyrics to this seems like a futile endeavour so far.
FWIW though, 'Del Mar Rojo' means 'Of the Red Sea' in Spanish.
It's difficult to decipher the words in this but knowing Stellamara and considering the title of the song, I have a sneaking suspicion that this could possibly be in Ladino, the language of the Sephardic Jews from the Iberian peninsula, which is a mix of archaic/medieval Spanish and other languages. Just as Ashkenazic Jews have Yiddish, Sephardic Jews have Ladino.
Would love solid confirmation on these lyrics though. Might be worth trying to get in touch with Stellamara to find out.
@ManuelJRG_
If that were the case, that'd be insanely cracked. Stellamara is still new to me, so having an archaic proto-spanish as the lyrics seems absolutely craaaaazy.
@evenery2153
Lyrics, please!!!
@mariajavieraparotcabrera2953
Anyone knows the lyrics?