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Tai Oratai: สาละวัน...อย่าลืมสัญญา

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Uploaded by on Apr 23, 2009

ต่าย อรทัย performs a nice and pleasant traditional song, Saa-la wan...yaa lum san-ya (Tomorrow, do not forget our vow). It notes that the people in that region are thinking about many issues. The song was released on 15 November 2008.

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  • Sa wat dee khat !!! This is a very NICE MOR LUM exquisite !!! And Tai one of her best songs !!! Just BEAUTIFUL !!! Khawp khun kha !!!

  • @vivianyazmin, agreed. As you know, Ladsamee sings and dances to this one too. Thanks. 

  • I'm amazed just how well Tai sing, some might called it "Lam", Saa-la wan. I have seen and listen to countless Saa-la wan, but I think Tai's is way up there if not the best. It's a testament of her talent.

  • @myfavoriteslaothais, there are many versions of this song from Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. I agree that Tai's version is one of the best.

  • @myfavoriteslaothais, thanks for your insight. This is one of my favourite songs and videos.

  • Thai  including Siamese and Lao people are ethnically and linguistically the same. We may come from the same origin Thus, by that assumption we are blood brother, not Vietnamese. To spread Thai from Lao or vice versa is extremely difficult just like to spread our own hair.

  • @Laohaklao, thank you for your insight, it is much appreciated.

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  • I am so delightful about a lot of Tai fans that feel having a complete sense of freedom to express their views. I was used to live in both banks of Mekong river which mean of having many relatives on both sides of Mekong River. In the last two or three decades, when you were listening to Mor lum or spoke a Lao-Issan language as your preferred choice, you felt being grouped as a low socioeconomic strata and destitute rural people. Now Mor lum has become more popular in much broader society.

  • Yes, you are right absolutely. A Lao-Issan culture is gaining more acceptance due to the Lao-Issan people 's demonstrated persistent determination and tenacity.

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  • Soooo sweet, lov

  • @Krittayot95, I think you are correct. Thanks.

  • Salawan means tomorrow? I thought it was a dance style from the Salawan region of Laos ...

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