kleine broer, kleine broer stop met huilen stop met huilen je bent maar aan het huilen wie wil je anders dragen? wie zou je anders verzorgen wij zijn nu allebei daklozen van het eiland van de dood hun geest blijft ons beschermen. (translate the top message shown above to your language)
Awwww,how i loved this song at that time,years ago ... i'm so happy to find it again here!! Thank you so much for uploading it! It was my absolutely favorite for such a long time!
@ElphabaLUVFiyerro Actually it's Baegu also known as Baeggu. It is the language spoken by the natives of Northern Malaita, an island that is part of the Solomon Islands. The Solomon Islands are part of the region of Melanesia and located in the south Pacific, somewhat near Australia and South East Asia.
@FireElementNinja Hi...This is a panflute. This song is about a young child crying because his parents are not around. In response his older brother sings this song to comfort, as well as tell him the reality, with an appeal for his deceased parents to protect this child in the land of the living (local ancient belief is that the dead care for loved ones they left behind).
The song is based around a traditional Baegu lullaby from the Solomon Islands called "Rorogwela" I knew I had heard this somewhere before! I love the Solomon Islands <3
i love the highway scenes at night i used to travel a lot when i was a kid( airforce brat) some of the best times i had w my family were spent in the car as we took in our old home for the last time our new one for the first and things along the way we were probably only gonna see once.
Sorry I stand corrected The Baegu lullaby heard in Sweet Lullaby is from Northern Malaita (Solomon Islands). The song is called Rorogwela and is sung by Afunakwa...but beautiful all the same. (",)
Sasi sasi ae ko taro taro amu Ko agi agi boroi tika oli oe lau Tika gwao oe lau koro inomaena I dai tabesau I tebetai nau mouri Tabe ta wane initoa te ai rofia Sasi sasi ae kwa dao mata ole Rowelae e lea kwa dao mata biru I dai tabesau I tebetai nau mouri Sasi sasi ae ko taro taro amu Ko agi agi boroi tika oli oe lau Tika gwao oe lau koro inomaena I dai tabesau I tebetai nau mouri
wow, i have loved this music dearly for 15+ years and this is the first time i have heard a translation. where did you find it , or how did you know it?
@SorenTalen Awww really??? I've always been drawn to this song and imagined it said something profound and beautiful.... *smiles* I'm glad it didn't disappoint. Thank you.
When i first heard this song i was like "this shit has got to be recorded in the fucking rainforest". It's hard to imagine the group who made this song in a studio, lol. Epic song and i listen to nothing but Metal, lawl...
@leatitia14
On one song-lyrics page I found they say it is in a language from the solomon islands.
But I still found another lyrics of this song on another song-lyrics page.
Greetings
(posting the url was not possible)
AvatarXTC 1 week ago
for years i thought it was a native american chant for children..... wow.
Alusnovalotus 3 weeks ago
Pikkuveli, pikkuveli, älä itke, älä itke
Vaikka kuinka itket ja itket, kuka muu sinut kantaisi
kuka muu sinut sukisi, olemme nyt molemmat orpoja
Kuolleiden saarelta, heidän henkensä katsovat yhä peräämme
mmatss 1 month ago
What language is this in?
Leatitia14 1 month ago
Nature's Dancing 7" Mix
1975DCS 3 months ago
this song is on >>>THE PLAYLIST<<<
Fickmueller 3 months ago
I listened to this song on my first salvia trip and what a trip it was...
CannabizCropz 4 months ago
exelente me encanta de lo mejor des de los anjeles california gracie
vampiro16161 4 months ago
great song!
REDDOGG31k 5 months ago
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gamalos 5 months ago
LSD simulation ?
MrRobinlife 5 months ago
kleine broer, kleine broer stop met huilen stop met huilen je bent maar aan het huilen wie wil je anders dragen? wie zou je anders verzorgen wij zijn nu allebei daklozen van het eiland van de dood hun geest blijft ons beschermen. (translate the top message shown above to your language)
hooftcommandantstijn 6 months ago
Sasi sasi o to aro aro
O angi si nau boroi amu
Ni ma oe e fasi korona
Dolali dasa na, lao dai afuimae
Afuta guau mauri, Afuta wela inomae
J077535 7 months ago
Awwww,how i loved this song at that time,years ago ... i'm so happy to find it again here!! Thank you so much for uploading it! It was my absolutely favorite for such a long time!
MissNumb3rOn3 10 months ago
Very beautiful and original song & video. I think Deep Forest is very underrated band, they were as good as Enigma but didn't get much recognition.
Their music reminds me Enigma, Sandra and a bit Sade
irina1296 11 months ago
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sebek230694 1 year ago
this make me realize something...
..how beatiful our world is
Biofan94 1 year ago
This song is magical. The lyrics are awesome O_O
jaakizamazin 1 year ago 3
where the hell is the old version fckn pricks
68mercurycougarfan 1 year ago
excellent
mushypeas53 1 year ago
The forest of all dislikers was not deep
misticpunk1993 1 year ago 4
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misticpunk1993 1 year ago
oh what peace this brings me
NGonzalez941 1 year ago 2
7 people have no soul
trueNachtelfiro 1 year ago 2
I hate being stupid, but... what language is this??
ElphabaLUVFiyerro 1 year ago
@ElphabaLUVFiyerro Somalian I think... not sure
BashFeri1 1 year ago
I think I did read it came from old recordings from some pacific island folk.
MrCalhoun 1 year ago
@BashFeri1 solomon islands
BOOKAHZ 1 year ago
@BashFeri1 Baegu or Baeggu of Northern Malaita, an Island in the Solomon Islands of Melanesia.
EhnaRivekan 11 months ago
@ElphabaLUVFiyerro Actually it's Baegu also known as Baeggu. It is the language spoken by the natives of Northern Malaita, an island that is part of the Solomon Islands. The Solomon Islands are part of the region of Melanesia and located in the south Pacific, somewhat near Australia and South East Asia.
EhnaRivekan 11 months ago
~G..R..E..A..T~
etaercn00kie 1 year ago
Classic Hit from early 1994. Lot of Folk have forgotten it probably.
JonMcElectro 1 year ago
u guys cant imagine how lucky i was finally finding this peace of master work!!!
cheeches 1 year ago
what language is it???
Luishazong 1 year ago
@Luishazong Baegu from the Solomon Islands called "Rorogwela"
dumaznbum 1 year ago
@dumaznbum thanks :)
Luishazong 1 year ago
woderful Sound and Video!!!
Sandrealina 1 year ago
Beautiful...
dunomi1 1 year ago 2
the best version of this tune,,, god bless
XGuitars 1 year ago 7
best song EVER!! first time i heard it was on a trip to norway. every time i hear this, i think about the HUGE rock walls covered in ice... peace...
Dune1884 2 years ago 4
it is an synthesizer imitating the sound of a flute, an pan flute
mitsupitsu44 2 years ago
@mitsupitsu44 Possibly a Emulator or Fairlight Synth mimicking, or could be the real thing. Not sure about that one.
JonMcElectro 1 year ago
@JonMcElectro it is almost certain a synthesizer, if you listen carefully to the song.
a real panflute sounds a litlle bit different.
mitsupitsu44 1 year ago
@mitsupitsu44 Thanks for the Information.
JonMcElectro 1 year ago
What kind of flute is it at 1:10 ? BTW Awesome song !!!
FireElementNinja 2 years ago
their pan pipes..
foxyfox159 2 years ago
@FireElementNinja Hi...This is a panflute. This song is about a young child crying because his parents are not around. In response his older brother sings this song to comfort, as well as tell him the reality, with an appeal for his deceased parents to protect this child in the land of the living (local ancient belief is that the dead care for loved ones they left behind).
ROTZGOERE11 2 years ago 6
Cool, thx a lot for the explanations, didn't really knew about the story...
FireElementNinja 2 years ago
this is a classic, love this joint right here
zerozebra 2 years ago
Where is Matt?
MetroWrestlingGa 2 years ago
where is jester?
lol
maneaham 2 years ago
The song is based around a traditional Baegu lullaby from the Solomon Islands called "Rorogwela" I knew I had heard this somewhere before! I love the Solomon Islands <3
CycocelVocalist 2 years ago 2
i love the highway scenes at night i used to travel a lot when i was a kid( airforce brat) some of the best times i had w my family were spent in the car as we took in our old home for the last time our new one for the first and things along the way we were probably only gonna see once.
eveningmistonwater 2 years ago
Showw...
janlucassousa 2 years ago
Wauw what a song!
Its so Nice to heare it.
Its bot to hard or to soft but good!
Its a great song,
I really like it!
xteylax 2 years ago 2
no .. its from the Rorogwela from Solomon Islands
dropj3 2 years ago 4
This music is dedicated to the Bakka pgymy people from Africa Congo!
MyMusicTwo 2 years ago
Sorry I stand corrected The Baegu lullaby heard in Sweet Lullaby is from Northern Malaita (Solomon Islands). The song is called Rorogwela and is sung by Afunakwa...but beautiful all the same. (",)
SuperThano 2 years ago 2
Si... se escucha diferente, mistico, dulce, mezclas de sonidos nada usuales... se escucha bien, relajante... precioso!!! Lindas imagenes...!! Gracias por compartirme Alberto... !!!
123Chantell 2 years ago
Preciosa música...gracias Alberto por compartirla.
Eli2760 2 years ago
Totally luvin it
LICKME619 2 years ago
what languoge is this?
this is awsum ;D
gretutia69 3 years ago
its pygmy
mrgage11 2 years ago
I love it, always have, bedtime music :-)
1welshdevil 3 years ago 3
i love this music for party music...
meghanscotti 2 years ago
SorenTalen 3 years ago 3
Little brother, little brother, stop crying, stop crying
Though you are crying and crying, who else will carry you
Who else will groom you, both of us are now orphans
From the island of the dead, their spirit will continue to look after us
Just like royalty, taken care of with all the wisdom of such a place
SorenTalen 3 years ago 4
Little brother, little brother even in the gardens
This lullaby continues to the different divisions of the garden,
From the island of the dead, their spirit will continue to look after us
SorenTalen 3 years ago 4
Little brother, little brother, stop crying, stop crying
Though you are crying and crying, who else will carry you
Who else will groom you, both of us are now orphans
From the island of the dead, their spirit will continue to look after us
SorenTalen 3 years ago 49
wow, i have loved this music dearly for 15+ years and this is the first time i have heard a translation. where did you find it , or how did you know it?
meghanscotti 2 years ago
It was from the band's website, I think. It's been a long time. ^^'
SorenTalen 2 years ago
@SorenTalen thank you for that!
cheeches 1 year ago
@SorenTalen Awww really??? I've always been drawn to this song and imagined it said something profound and beautiful.... *smiles* I'm glad it didn't disappoint. Thank you.
astralstars 11 months ago
When i first heard this song i was like "this shit has got to be recorded in the fucking rainforest". It's hard to imagine the group who made this song in a studio, lol. Epic song and i listen to nothing but Metal, lawl...
AwkwardSk8er 3 years ago
sacred music
We are one...
shunyatafield 3 years ago
I love this song, spent many, many hrs dancing and invoking the goddess energy to this song. this song speaks to my soul on so many levels.
NubianGoddez 3 years ago
fu****g great!
gavinroachy 3 years ago
Nice song
freakibetach 3 years ago
what language is this song in???
maynner 3 years ago
WHERE THE HELL IS MATT NOW?! o_O
EyesTheDevil 3 years ago 68
this song is like remembering my memories
KH132 3 years ago 4
me too me too.
petezilla2k 3 years ago
wonderful
MelliL91 3 years ago
vraiment trop beau !
ptitecendrillonx 3 years ago
Sweet! Remix! Whut Whut?
wheatcandle 3 years ago
great!
t123n5 3 years ago
I have it on Pure Moods on Track 3!
Lindylovsbatty 3 years ago 3
I love this one :)
rtzz 3 years ago
Beautiful video and the remix is nice too.
But I am still looking for a good quality original video or African mother and baby in the wilderness. There is 1 video but quality is poor.
americanhindi 4 years ago