Kíla - Am

[@karldeegan8044]

My all time favourite kíla song. I don't know how but this song brings up every emotion I have

[@BellaZobel]

This kind of music never fails to make me feel good. Thamk you Kila!

[@marcos9568]

Greetings from La Mancha, Toledo, Spain. " La Mancha is a land without frontiers, Carlos Fuentes, a mexican writer said, where imagination has not got limits ". I love your music ... Your songs are 5 * * * * *.

[@woohoohaha7607]

Thanks from Dublin Ireland🇮🇪🇪🇺

[@pangur780]

​​@@woohoohaha7607you mean go raibh maith agat as éire claith an liath

[@pangur780]

Cé atá ag éistecht in 2024?🎉🎉

[@prof.reuniclus21]

Me!

[@oneconor]

Agus mise 🙋

[@uzm2589]

@@oneconoragus tusa?🥳

[@pangur780]

​@@uzm2589cínte!!!

[@burnttree08]

mise

[@Ogma3bandcamp]

Awesome.

[@kellykamowski7873]

Mattias, great job on the animation! Loved that dog's ears flapping in the breeze.

[@Moxiemuso]

The composition of this song is amazing! Great video as well! BTW, we are realising a new video too, very soon!

[@Krzyslaw92]

Great as always. Good job, Kila!

[@mantisarg7896]

as usual, perfect

[@kilaamarna9553]

My name is Kila (Kyla) but then things changed and I was given K-ilah with an accent, Kay e lah! I am interested in talking to you to see where the name came from.

[@marcos9568]

I Write a fonetic translation / kaiela /, is it right? . My little daugther 's name is Evora. It a nice town from Portugal. I like your name ... Where is it from?

[@marcos9568]

Where does your name come ?

[@ronanosnodaigh]

We just made up the name years ago but since then have found out there's a Scottish girl's name 'Cílleadh' , and it means so beautiful only poets can describe her .... i think i have the spelling wrong though ... good choice of name though 🎶👍

[@WildWoodsGirl65]

​@@ronanosnodaigh In Irish Cilleadh also means a sacred or holy place of sanctuary. The word chill was also used by monasteries for a monk's cell, but originally as a place of retreat - in the peaceful sense of the word. Your meaning is right, and there's this vibe of ethereal beauty. There's a hazel wood named this somewhere & it's near an ancient holy place and standing stone that had a local goddess of the wood and a healing spring. Girls named this may be named for her and the feeling of beauty as well. I asked my cousin who is a Cistercian encyclopedia of genealogy and place names and given names, and speaks Gaeilge well, understands the poetic implications. Thanks. Bc you mentioned poets, I thought to do it.

[@derrickmurphy9859]

👍😄

[@keelah_selai]

Keelah Sel`ai