🍂 To find a specific lyric video or a translation into a different language, Hey Beri Berivane - Kurdish Remix ( RIO PRODUCTION )
Canê canê canê / Kulîlka li mala Xanê Canê canê canê / Esmerê bêrîvanê : Canê : My soul / my life. 🍂 To find a specific lyric video or
: The flower in the house of the Khan (nobleman). Esmerê bêrîvanê : The dark-complexioned milkmaid. 💿 Notable Versions Release/Version Type Ciwan Haco Classic/Original (1983) Berivan Arya Kurdish Dance Remix (2026) Haval Ibrahim Modern Cover (2026) YouTube Burhan Toprak Modern Folk (2024) Spotify The song is a traditional Kurdish folk piece
Hey Beri Berivane - Kurdish Remix ( RIO PRODUCTION ). 1.8K views · 2 months ago. #Remix2026 #KurdishFolk #KurdishMusic YouTube·Rio CH Ciwan Haco – Bêrîvanê Lyrics - Genius 🍂 To find a specific lyric video or
: The lyrics typically center on themes of longing, love, and the beauty of a girl named Berîvan, often described as a "flower in the house of the Khan".
The song is a traditional Kurdish folk piece that has seen numerous modern renditions, notably by Ciwan Haco and more recently by artists like Berivan Arya and Haval Ibrahim. The title refers to a "milkmaid" or a girl who milks sheep, often used as a name or a term of endearment in Kurdish culture. 🎵 Song Overview
🍂 To find a specific lyric video or a translation into a different language, Hey Beri Berivane - Kurdish Remix ( RIO PRODUCTION )
Canê canê canê / Kulîlka li mala Xanê Canê canê canê / Esmerê bêrîvanê : Canê : My soul / my life.
: The flower in the house of the Khan (nobleman). Esmerê bêrîvanê : The dark-complexioned milkmaid. 💿 Notable Versions Release/Version Type Ciwan Haco Classic/Original (1983) Berivan Arya Kurdish Dance Remix (2026) Haval Ibrahim Modern Cover (2026) YouTube Burhan Toprak Modern Folk (2024) Spotify
Hey Beri Berivane - Kurdish Remix ( RIO PRODUCTION ). 1.8K views · 2 months ago. #Remix2026 #KurdishFolk #KurdishMusic YouTube·Rio CH Ciwan Haco – Bêrîvanê Lyrics - Genius
: The lyrics typically center on themes of longing, love, and the beauty of a girl named Berîvan, often described as a "flower in the house of the Khan".
The song is a traditional Kurdish folk piece that has seen numerous modern renditions, notably by Ciwan Haco and more recently by artists like Berivan Arya and Haval Ibrahim. The title refers to a "milkmaid" or a girl who milks sheep, often used as a name or a term of endearment in Kurdish culture. 🎵 Song Overview