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This is one of those rare occasions when a song and a singer are a perfec match. The result touches the soul.

I love Celtic Women. Everyone is a wonderful singer. Wish I have voice like them. Darn!

Very confusing! I could swear the first 2 minutes plus was dance folklorika Mexico.

@DarkFatalisSlayer - Don't trust the lyrics here. It's all wrong. It's not in Italian. The spelling and spacing are all wrong. Don't know what language it is.

Every generation has a great musical theater singer who personifies the era. Kristin Chenoweth is the one for this generation. What a duet! This is the best version of this song.

@deepshenliu - Yes, I know all about those stories. Love those strong women who made history in a men's world. Yes, I know all about the nomadic cultures also. Women were hard to come by and the bride price for a good woman was high, that's why they often had to resort to kidnapping and it was ne...

I was an orphan in Taiwan and loved this movie. It's amazing that I still remember both these songs which I used to sing all the time. Music is forever!

There are many versions of this song on YouTube. Are you interested in the singing or the video? Take you pick. However, shouldn't the song be sung by a "father" and "daughter" because the wife and mother is no longer there and they were looking for her? So where the men that sings this song?

His specialty is the pipa. That's where he really excels. Check them out.

This brought back so many memories. I struggled so much to learn this piece. So long ago. My music sheet has turned yellow. Who is the musician? He's awesome! His touch is so sure and so clean. My teacher told me it's written during the Ming Dynasty. It describes wild geese taking off, flying aro...

@hellowjp - Japanese don't dance. They pose. Then they change the pose. They switch from pose to pose in slow motion. The idea is to strike a beautiful pose to make a tableau. There is no dancing.

@cichenit - The Chinese caption stated that this is a selection from a "movie" about Yang Kui Fei, the emperor's favorite concubine who was famous for this dance.

Does anyone know how to find the song of the same name but is a poem by Lee Bai about leave China to fight and die in the desert?

This is the best version of all the posting of Suo Gan on YouTube. Thanx.

@jyehtjc I agree with you. She messed up the lyrics. I learned the same one as yours. Thanx.