BARIKE BAND of Rabaul- "AIYE AIYO"-1992

[@joeyjonemusic]

To all you youngsters who are unfamiliar with the "Aiye Aiyo" chant, this is where it comes from; this timeless Barike classic.

[@Fiction2K24]

Listening to this song from Ireland, my home country PNG, Aiye Aiyo, you stap lonweh stret 😢😢

[@stanlingham7223]

We should bring back shows from the past!!! Just awesomeness 👌

[@kariiamba7324]

I miss the good music of the 90s. That was a blast back then.

[@KaminielLepan]

Grew up watching this...Childhood memories..Best..

[@owenwartovo9318]

Sorry old pla rabaul town..memories tasol..

[@maximusleo647]

Sorreee hap singsing taem mipla bin sa singim ...soti mobz days

[@GilbertSaike]

❤❤❤those were the songs..

[@lulutoara7067]

Love it😍😍

[@jaxmahn17066]

Soreh Rabaul town

[@manzomatbob4833]

clips don't get better than that! PNG classic. Grew up with that music.

[@lungonelias1836]

yep classic..the part where he takes his bike and evades his parents HAHAHA the road leading up to RHS pre-eruption 1994

[@paulinabslaro1874]

Classik remain me lg pasin blg ples hahahahaha

[@thea5nfi707]

AIYE AIYO What language is this from? Means Language name and country? It looks sounds like Oromo, Ethiopia Ayyee Aayyoo Ayiiyyee Mama mother.

[@Goldhitz]

Yes you are correct.It's from that part of the world.