Відео

Thank you for your words, you speak from my soul.

Bu tarixən bizim musiqimiz olan "Sarı gəlin" -dir. Çalışın heçnəyi oğurlamayın. Onsuzda hər şeyi oğurlamısız.

@@huseyntagiyev3581 Պատմական բառը խնդրում եմ քիչ օգտագործեք։ Ձեր պատմությունը այդքան էլ հին չի։ Ինքնախաբեությամբ մի զբաղվեք, դա ձեզ լավ տեղ չի տանի։

​@@haykvarosyan5343keep w4nking kid

Tariximizi və mədəniyyətimizi sizdən daha yaxşı bilir və sahib çıxırıq. Qarabağdakı qələbəmizin əsas səbəbləri də məhz elə bunlardır. İşğal etdiyiniz torpaqlarımızda törətdiyiniz vandalizm bütün dünyaya əyan oldu. Yalan danışmayın, olmayan hekayələr uydurmayın, artıq heç kim sizə inanmır. ​@@haykvarosyan5343

Combien d’envie et de colère les dashnaks.

Pure art. The stadium field as the largest theater in the world.

That part is when they are about to bring the torch into the stadium

@@greenhornet8262 tysm

And you think it's easy? This is not making a montage with 50 people and making it look like a tourist attraction. Just imagine the impressive scale of the opening ceremony with 4,000 performers on stage grouped in blocks, each with a different costume and choreography. Not to mention the complex system of cables to float the gigantic Cycladic head figures over the field and the water-covered ground. This was the most expensive opening ceremony in history and also the most beautiful. So much so that no other olympic city has been able to emulate its scale.

@@frankkoehlerseg I never said it wasn't easy. Yeah, I know -- with that Cycladic head, it was probably the most ambitiously complex stunt ever performed for an Oly OC. But so what? That's not how they did it in ancient Greece. It was a breath0taking piece of theatre -- and I know it was rehearsed in secret at a lake outside Harrogate, UK. But Beijing 2008 showed more of where its budget went -- not the $35 million to dig that hole at the stadium or the nearly $45 million that went to JMWorldwide. The regular viewer never saw that. In terms of overall Cermeonies buget, my research shows that Baku 2015 was the most expensive (having only 2 Ceremonies to spend for); for Opening, just on sets and costumes, it's Beijing 2008. As for your claim that no other Olympic City has been able to emulate its scale, well, China did but then again because China wants to prove something. But no other western host city would be so foolish as to spend what a small host country like Greece did. My main criticism of Athens 2004 Opening is that it was quite JOYLESS. Where was all the joy to commemorate the idea of the Games finally coming back to the land of their birth after 108 years? I didn't see it until the Closing--but then again, that was to celebrate a smalltown Greek wedding . . . not the return of the Olympic Games.

@@mylesgarcia4625 Joyless, Sad, boring? Oh my God! Every country has a unique, different history, which cannot be compared to any other. These multidinary events are the best window to show their history and to educate the ignorant. Athens 2004 was an allegory of their wonderful mythology. The "Clepsydra" segment represented through a dreamlike journey the whole Greek history from the Minoan civilisation to the Karagioziz shadow theatre. Another thing to note is the concept proposed by the director of ceremonies. Papaioannou conceived the show as a phantasmagorical and romantic revue of Greece and for so many representations of sculptures, friezes, monuments and mythological beings, the costumes, the music, the lights, the decoration of the stadium field was the best decision in the world. It doesn't all have to be hustle and bustle and extravagant choreography like the misconception sold by the Chinese.

Athens 2004 cost $110 million. Beijing 2008 $100 million Sochi 2014 $100 million

@@frankkoehlerseg Source? Plus, higher $$ signs don't necessarily mean better quality. As I said, much of Athens' budget went to things the ordinary spectator does not see -- like prepping the stadium for all those technological tricks-- at least $35 million; and the $45 million talent fees. For Beijing and Sochi, even if your claim (so conveniently rounded off) is true, you could SEE where the millions went to. BTW, Sochi's renovations to Fisht stadium, to fulfill George Tsypin's scenario was, cost-wise, nearly on the scale of what Athens spent to dig the big hole (not used ever since) and set up all that rigging for the Cycladic head trick. Also, did anybody ever buy the Klepsydra platforms which went on sale on eBay? LOL!!

Iran ve ermeni tarihi