Kham Kongra Song

[@LAYGPOT]

All Tibetans are proud of you.

[@LAYGPOT]

I am from Utsang...but I can tell it is all in Tibetan. I love Khampa and Amdo songs/dances, infact, treasure them as our common Tibetan heritage.

[@namook1965]

@jrom78 I agree. I was in Tibet this summer. Travelled in Amdo, Kham and U by jeep for nearly a month. The cultural, linguistic and racial difference between Tibetans and Chinese is unmistakable.

[@antoniotrujillo6643]

entre las danzas tibetanas esta me gusta mucho que siempre las veo , un saludo desde Lima Peru en Sudamerica

[@cmhrao]

Fantastic performance. Mesmerizing.

[@namook1965]

musical, rythmic kongzerawa. Love and respect from Markham bhumo (actually not much a bhumo now....markham mo)

[@sungrab1]

This kongra song is interesting and picture is beautiful. But could not pick up even a single words even for tibetan like myself. Born in tibet and speak tibetan 24/7. Can you go little easier for us U-tsangs. Hope a easier songs from your group. Bo-Gyalo good luck.

[@silverdesk100]

어제를 향하여 세상에 봄이 차오르는 오늘

[@namook1965]

I wonder if this is Kongzerawa song?

[@_dokha9386]

རེད།

[@LAYGPOT]

Well... they should have had Tibetan subtitles.

[@jrom78]

@namook1965 Its sad that so many people pretend they are learning something about a place and people that they have never seen or been to; even travelers seem to see what they want to see. Anyone who has been in China with their eyes open should be able to tell the clear difference when you go 6 hours west of Chengdu (to Kham), that there is a very clear cultural and linguistic boundary there!

[@chlh03]

da mv is gud buh lyk at times its just hilarious

[@jrom78]

@sephardicmale If you've ever been to these areas and made any local friends, you might be able to answer those questions for yourself. Can you speak any Chinese or Tibetan? This is not something a google research is going to clarify, the policies and practices of China towards its minorities. Its a question of assimilating an acceptable form of Tibetan culture into China as a whole. Native Americans get similar assitance now; but no one would say things are going well on the reservations...

[@Kas0n]

@sephardicmale Pretty sure it's several million down from the population in 1950 actually. The rest of that sounds pretty cool. I think it would really help us people from other countries if journalists had freedom to roam in china like in most other countries. That would stop all the arguing and prove whether or not there is a problem.

[@vadertjetijd]

FREE TIBET and a FREE WORLD, SAVE THIS PLANET

[@namook1965]

williamdesouza, Khampas are neither Indian, nor Chinese. We are Tibetans. Tibetans might look somewhat similar to Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, etc., but our features are more pronounced then them. Tibetans are Tibetans, whether from Kham, Amdo or Utsang. We are more similar to each other then to the Chinese. PERIOD!

[@vadertjetijd]

ja, alles vrij. ik bedoel niet dat er grenzen om friesland zouden moeten, dat de friezen zich zouden moeten afscheiden... afscheiden betekend niet per definitie vrijheid.

[@LAYGPOT]

It is in Kham dialect of Tibetan. There is no Chinese here!

[@4river5rangess]

Save Tibet

[@aphrodiac]

THE SINGER TASHI DHONDRUP IS NOW IN PRISON BECAUSE OF HIS SINGING:STOP THIS TORTURE:

[@sephardicmale]

do a google search on sino-tibetan languages and speaking of racists explain why the tibetan popultion today is 3 million up from 1 million in the 1950s? why are they expemt form the one child policy, get extra points when they go to university, have some govt positions only reserved to ethnic tibetans, etc in china there are over 50 ethnic groups compare that to the west that have racist policies towards minorities and deny them rights