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Anyone know what the original russian melody is used in this track?

Clever illusions

Unfortunate but it happens

@feejeemee How do you know what I look like KAISI!!!

Keep up the good work Christina. Love your work!!! :)

Hey Tiffany and Jason. love your work!! personally iike this better than the original. Keep singing, smiling, and dancing :)

@kalanimose Great! thanks for that. Just noticed that they seem to share similar dances and style of performance.

Is dey speaking Gullah? LOL!

The lauan people have a mixed Fijian/Tongan heritage and they are known as Lautonga by most people of Fiji. Beautiful to hear the Lauan people singing/performing tongan chants/dances. Also there used to be a tongan fort on Viti Levu and the people from that area claim Tongan heritage. Bauan Chi...

First meke (Vakamalolo) is obviously performed by Lau people because the Dau ni vucu says "Taha" "Ua" which is tongan counting. I am inclined to believe the Meke Wesi (spear dance) is part of the "Maravu Levu" commissioned by the vunivalu of Bau Ratu Popi Seniloli & first composed/performed by th...

Well done! White boys performing a meke....Totoka sara na kemudou meke!

Nice performance! strange little nuances not particular to Fiji but I guess thats what happens with artistic licence lol! Well done to all the polynesians/non fijians that were performing this show :)

@MegaJosieK Sa Du! E Dina! More melanesian in the west of Fiji and polynesian influence in the eastern islands.

thats funny! where do I get one of those from?

@rainerfilm They don't tend to live long though because they are inbred! lol!

Hey can the guys that did this video do another video to the bugben video of "may he poop" or "benny lave" I would like to see that one lol!

LOL this is a maori childrens stick game song.......

@WOWZIS This is a modern chant so not an ancient one but the lyrics are - Rogo sa ka na wekaqu! Vosa na e mai o tubu ni salusalu a va'amalolo, me sa mai cavu, me sa ta'i to'a ni qiri na walu. me sa sita sita sitati, me sa sawiri ta'i tale yani. Me sa sawiri sawiri sawiri, me sa sawiri sawiri saw...

@opopo6 Actually before the missionaries arrived all of the pacific nations were independant warring tribes who fought against each other and part of that culture was putting your enemies down. Thats why many of the pacific islanders were cannibals to take a defeated foes mana. but also the haka...

It is also true that the Fijian people have a history of being a fierce warring tribal people who practised cannibalism up until the late 1800s.

@ayedisguy Tanganyika is in east africa below kenya & uganda, & above mozambique & zambia. scientists believe there is a link between the people of tanganyika & the fijian people. The old folk song is called "Ko ira na Vuda" & the story is believed to be derived from a writing competition from "n...

lol that is the mating dance that one of my male ringnecks does to his wife. the dance the java parrots do is even funnier.

Nice! but original turkish by Gulsen is best in my opinion :)

Well this is funny but silly at the same time. Maybe the power on high has a sense of humour after all...Is this your prayer group B747X?

@TheLeegoodall Yes I totally agree with the son needing to be born a man with human limitations & that the reason he knew more was that his whole being as human was in sync with the Father & the Spirit of God. I believe that he wasn't given an exact time or date because this information would not...

@The6sicksikhs SEMANTICS! It still remains that the earliest record of japanese whaling is from the 12th century at least 800 years after written language arrived in Japan. Please provide the memo of archaeological evidence proving human ancestors whaling, I am sure the whole world will be enlig...