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  • ampar ampar pisang

    pisang ku balum masak

    masak sabigi di hurung bari bari

    manggalepak - manggalepok

    patah kayu bengkok , bengkok di makan api

    api nya clangcurupan

    nang mana batis kutung , di kitip bidawang ( 2x )

    very awesome , i like it .. GBU from South kalimantan people :)

    do not ever stop your creativity ..... you very AWESOME

  • awesome sir, i so proud to him. u can sing using bahasa Banjar. :thumbs

  • wow. it's so suprise and very proud to him from Banjar'people

  • sir, can you teach me how to play the guitar ?

  • hahahaaa,,, AWESOME....sir

  • you're really good 

  • Mr Raymond Crooke, this is awesome! :)

  • @dirascorpio Thanks for subscribing.

  • Awesommeeeee!

    This is actually much better than the original version..

    You should totally come over and play it for us, mate!

    Much love from Southern part of Borneo!

  • @hrmanist Thanks. I'm happy that you liked it.

  • This is a song I request some time ago and you meet them. thank you very much. I touched you sing it so nice and funny

  • @alung1988 Hi Alung, nice request... =)

  • @LeBlancChevalier you're welcome.. and big thanks to @raymondcrooke for accepting my request..

  • @alung1988 You're welcome. I'm glad you caught up with it.

  • i like it mr.. im from banjarmasin

  • @theamankkillum Thanks for watching.

  • @raymondcrooke this tradisional song from kalimantan selatan.... i very like it mr

  • sir, may i please know the chords, i extremely need it

  • @Incredibility565 As it says in the information box, the chords are on my website. Click on "My Folk Songs", then "Songs From Around the World", then "Songs From Asia" and you will find it.

  • i like when you say magga lepa mangga lepok ...:)

    are you understand what thats mean sir..?

    thanks for this nice song :)

  • banjarmasin.,.is the best song

    

  • Thanks, I'm from Banjarmasin the capital state of southern kalimantan

    have u ever been there?

  • @RICHIERAFSANJANI I've been to Kalimantan but didn't get to Banjarmasiin.

  • as indonesian people just wanna say proud to you sir,,:)

  • wow...touched...when i was kids me and my sister like song this song..on that time there is no electrict...hehe

  • I live in Indonesia! And I'm singing this song for the upcoming Kartini day on the 21st of April! ;D Thanks for sharing!

  • You're welcome. Hope all goes well for your performance.

  • 'nang mana batis tutu dikitik bidawang' ( yang mana batis tutu, digigit bidawan )..... LOL....

    thank you so much sir for singing this song...!!!

    now i'm living in samarinda ( kalimantan ), and i hope to see you some day...!!!

  • Thank you. i've been to Kalimantan, but never made it to Samarinda!

  • Thats nice! Im from indonesia and that is one of my favorite song when i was still a kid. I sing this too with my choir with choreography. Hehe

    Thanks for sharing! :)

  • You're welcome. I'm glad I could bring back memories.

  • This is very foreign to me. I recognize not a word. Usually I can here at least one word that I have heard before in most languages, but not in this. Wow thanks for sharing.

  • It's easier with European languages, as many of them are related. Bahasa Indonesia is quite different.

    Thanks for watching, Johnny.

  • you get around, thanks 4 sharing.

  • I enjoyed visiting Kalimantan. I lived in Brunei for 2 years and a few months so was able to go there overland.

  • lovely! As usual! thanks.

  • Thank you, Sally.

  • cute*******

  • Am I really?

  • And Raymond, when you refer to the "bottom half of Borneo", it makes me wonder: do you, as an Australian, see the northern half as the "bottom"?

  • No. I've been well conditioned to see Australia as being at the bottom of the world. Like everyone else I've succumbed to the propaganda of all those mapmakers who showed north as up and south as down.

  • Wow, you're crankin' em out again, aren't you? Wonderful choices lately too, I might add. And here I was dreaming someday I (with my paltry 200+ videos)might sooner or later catch up with you, but no; the finish line keeps receding. Keep making it recede, please!

  • Well, I don't put as much work into my videos as you do. i just churn them out quickly.

    I may not do so many for a while as I'm on holidays in Tasmania.

  • As far as i know, ampar is like too tired or exhausted. However, that is translated from Bruneian language :p. It might be a bit different from Kalimantan but nonetheless, Kalimantan and Brunei are not that far from eachother.

    Anyways~ good video as always :D

  • I got the impression looking at one of the dances that it involves peeling a banana. That shouldn't be too tiring though!

  • hey raymond (waves)

    Nice song dear.

    And nice to see ya.

    5 stars

    JeanaDylan83

  • Hi Jeana. (waves back)

    Thanks for the stars.

  • Greetings

    Raymond...

    You've taken us on a journey across the globe through the magic of this delightful little song,performed in a curious language,yet quite a joyous and highly spirited listening experience all the same. Thank you for the introduction!

    Pax,

    Max

  • You're welcome, Max. This one is quite new to me, being a request.

  • This is a very enjoyable song, even if I can't understand it.

  • Glad you like it.

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