Kawa No Nagare No Yoni

[@robertomontecagnacci2330]

Beautiful presentation. The arrangement was excellent. Congratulations to the Chinese Group. Instruments used in Chinese culture for a long time.

[@wilfredojimenez1152]

Hermosa melodía. Sublime musicalización

[@kp1957-d6z]

These girls are FANTASTIC!! Lovely musicians and highly talented.

[@boris21350]

Meu Deus que coisa tão linda maravilhosa fantastica viva o Japão e viva o seu povo estou emocionado. Não tenho mais palavras.

[@nadahalonja3612]

Beautiful tema for my loved son in haeven. Thanks dear girls.

[@iamarmiba]

This is a famous Chinese band playing a famous Japanese song. I am a fan of this girl group and this song is one of my favorites. Though I don't know Hibari, I love this song very much.

[@dkdkdkboidkbooi]

absolutely beautiful, the girls and the music

[@137elaine]

Lovely and Superb! Thanks.

[@Mikescarface87]

Fantastic!!!

[@Edux17]

In my opinion: the best of this lovely girls

[@luizfernandoazevedo4416]

lindo..beautiful.

[@patricioyanez8382]

HERMOSO .

[@ludyfujiwara]

Amei...espetacular!!!

[@mirjan44]

bardzo piękny

[@PuppyPhoenix]

@supermonk3y07 Well the song's origin is Japanese, and modern Japanese at that. Nothing super traditional. But yes, the instruments are Chinese (though some do have Japanese cousins that are similar instruments). I believe that the performers are all Chinese and this was their concert in Japan.

[@SASLECHAKALL69]

le son est cool

[@supermonk3y07]

Is this Chinese music? I know the song is a really popular Japanese song, but are the instruments Chinese?

[@edwardhayes6113]

Antonio Maldonado the song was recorded by Hibari Misora she had been diagnosed with cancer and died six months later. The premise of the song is life is like a flowing a river, sometimes clear sometimes muddy. Google for translation in english