Young People's Chorus of New York City/USA: Tres Cantos Nativos dos Indios Kraó, EJCF Basel 2014

[@michelemartin1147]

Fermez les yeux, et écoutez la forêt amazonienne... Chant entendu lors du concert de chorales ce dimanche. Sidonie y participait...

[@theteddy906]

I find it so sad that we don't know the meaning of these songs, it's more than a pity.

[@antigareserva4151]

So, it's three different songs, each sings about something different. 1: De ke ke ke korirare He Djarambutum korirare he Haaamm.. The heron flies over the lake. The heron is hungry. She sees a fish passing by in the lake, And when she attacks, The heron makes? Aham! (the fish supposedly scapes) 2: Padzo parareha djozire Iwénere kapo há djozire The macaw is on the branch Is she crying or is she laughing? 3: kamahera kideri kema kideri kema kideri kema Yrody Ie moware te te Ahã chiiii, Ahã chiiii, Ahã chiiii Come with me Grab honey on the forest (A boy calling his girlfriend on a date)

[@antigareserva4151]

they actually nailed the energy and the lyrics are being pronounced very well. of course it is never going to match it's original singers- the Índios Kraó themselves, because it has many cultural meaning. Anyways, nice presentation.

[@allisonarthurs2469]

What an exciting piece. Not your everyday choral production

[@pirlimpimpimcontadoresdehi9047]

EXCELENTE!

[@tenerifepaddleboard5455]

EXSELENTE

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SUPER GUAPO

[@isabellagomes9232]

Eu canto essa música no meu coral professora Mônica da escola emef Elias shammass sou eu sua aluna Isabella Alexandre