ôi nghe cuốn lắm, mặc dù tôi không hiểu gì cả haha
@Scapegoat6dirty6 ай бұрын
này kinh gọi hồn á, kiểu phải mời mọc bằng những đồ ăn ngon á, người dương mình hay nói là cơm đỏ á
@vivo852818 күн бұрын
ยากเป็นปอบยากโดนปราบโอเค
@Makhluk12346 ай бұрын
Does anyone here want to translate this song into an English version, and is this song for praying for a religion or not?
@ゴキブリを黙れ6 ай бұрын
is an ethnic language even i'm thai but don't get it well ,hard to understand lol
@jadegreen49186 ай бұрын
This song is about the Bai Sri Su Khwan ritual of the Isan people in Thailand. This ritual will be held to build morale. This is the original video clip of this song kzbin.info/www/bejne/innYnqybgM-UhsUsi=b60dtmovNLZ6PiQO
@cassihoney105 ай бұрын
Chorus part @0.37 Roughly saying let's sit and join together, nuts crab fish, savory dishes and dessert. All of them are arranged together, traditional dancer are also dancing around. We gather and bring all the offerings for the rice offering ceremony. There are many savory dishes [starting to name them] and flowers [also naming them] all of them are fragrance.
@MsAsofa4 ай бұрын
Greetings and blessings to the sound of the gong, The sound of the gong and victory drums echoes continuously, Announcing today as the day of the zodiac star, A good day as the Sun moves into its new astronomical position. Today is a day of great significance and auspiciousness, We have all gathered together. Sitting around the floral offerings in abundance, Betel nuts, fish, savory and sweet foods, All laid out in rows. Traditional dancers perform ancient dances, There are ceremonial trays with sacred leaves, Decorated with small, intricate handmade foliage. Adorned with Dracaena sailor leaves, Chloranthus spicatus, And Fagraea fragrans Roxb blossoms. All these flowers are fragrant, Presented as offerings. As the Sun sets behind the forest trees, Wherever the spirits of the people may have gone, To whichever place or position, Let them return swiftly to their bodies without delay. The spirits may have wandered to the hills or the deep woods, Perhaps to the fields or among the grass growing with the rice. The spirits may be at the base of the large trees, or in the wild forests, But let the spirits of the people return to their bodies today. Now is the time to call them back, To summon the wandering spirits that have drifted away, So they may return to their rightful place in the body.