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I prefer the live version of this song backed by orchestra music Costello sang at the ABU Popular Song Contest in Singapore in 1985. Anybody got the vid? And by the way, Malaysian composer Manan Ngah then copied the music of this song and released it as a Malay song entitled "Oo La La Tropika", s...

Apa itu "muka buku"? Jika maksudnya adalah "facebook", itu adalah terjemahan yang salah. Terjemahan literal bagi "facebook" adalah "buku muka" dan bukannya "muka buku". Seperti mana "note book" menjadi "buku nota", bukannya "nota buku".

This song was copied by Singaporean pop band Black Dog Bone and retitled as "Kasihanilah Sayangilah". What a shame!

Lagu ini diciplak dari lagu "Sajang E" oleh kumpulan Massada yang dikeluarkan pada tahun 1980.

Soybean cake was what he's making in the first part.

This song has atmosphere. It makes you feel like you're at the beach and the sea breeze is blowing. It is many times better than the version by Engelbert Humperdinck.

I like the Julio Iglesias version better. It has atmosphere, feels like you're at the beach and the sea breeze blowing and Iglesias' vocals is more soothing and smooth.

It's sheer madness. Or in this case, sheer HAMADness.

Orang-orang Indonesia tidak harus tersinggung dengan istilah "Indon" karena ia adalah singkatan biasa bahasa Inggris untuk "Indonesian", sebagaimana "Aussie" untuk "Australian" dan "Jap" untuk "Japanese".

Lagu ni muziknya sama dengan lagu 'Moonlight Tango' dari Fiji semasa 1985 ABU Popular Song Contest di Singapura. Manan Ngah ada di situ. Mungkin dia tiru lagu tu dan jadikannya 'Oolala Tropika'.

It's amazing that this song about child abuse is entitled 'Luka' because coincidentally in the Malay language, 'luka' means 'hurt'.

Wasn't Hawaii called Sandwich Islands during those days?

This version sounds slightly different than the one on the 'Non Stop' album. The album version has one part that sounds like one part of DeBarge's 'Rhythm of The Night'.

This delightful song always reminds me of my wonderful childhood days at 4A Recsam Quarters, Gelugor, Penang, Malaysia where I first heard playing from my father's radiogram which I suppose the recording he got from the Filipino participants at Seameo Recsam where he worked at. Only when there wa...

What's the title of the song in Japanese?

I heard this song in my childhood but the version sung by Mabuhay Singers, in English and Tagalog. It starts with "My nipa hut is very small...". Please upload if you have it.

This is also another song I heard in my childhood, thanks to my father's acquaintances with Filipino course participants in Penang, Malaysia.

@videokeking2009 During my childhood my father had Filipino friends who attended courses at Seameo Recsam where my father worked. Through them I came to hear this song and others by Nora Aunor, Pilita Corrales and the Mabuhay Singers. That was from 1972 to 1976.

This song reminds me of my childhood at Seameo Recsam Quarters, Penang, Malaysia where I first heard it. Thanks to the Internet, I even get to see the video now...

Versi originalnya lebih sedap. Mula dengan bunyi sitar. Dibelakangi orkestra.

If you go full treble on your media player, you can hear the haunting tambourine sound clearer. A very uplifting tune indeed...