Name: Oye Como Va - Khmer Language Version by jake.tako
Duration: 4 min 7 s
Description: While on a trip to Cambodia I picked up this random CD of sixties Cambodian music. When I got home and gave it a listen for the first time I was shocked and delighted to find this sweet Khmer language cover of Oye Como Va. I'm not sure about the details, but I thought this was too unique and cool not to share.

yes!! just watched the film "don't think i've forgotten" which is all about this era and this track is in it!!! check it out!

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THE BOTTLE ~ KON REWORK  ( MIXED & MASTERED BY CASERTA )

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https://alohagotsoul.com/2017/07/02/ae-kai-the-smithsonian-and-recording-studios-from-honolulus-past/

http://smithsonianapa.org/aekai/

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Mahalo Monday is a weekly party in Venice presented by Aloha Got Soul.

Since its beginnings in 2016, host Vinyl Don has navigated his way through an eclectic, unexpected mix of music sourced from Hawaii and the Pacific — everything from exotica, surf and garage rock, 80s jams, funk and soul, and much more. 

To celebrate, Vinyl Don made a 1-hour mix representing the night's evolution, which began with Polynesian & Hawaiiana records, moved into surf & exotica classics, and then embraced Aloha Got Soul gems.

Learn more at https://alohagotsoul.com

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While on a trip to Cambodia I picked up this random CD of sixties Cambodian music. When I got home and gave it a listen for the first time I was shocked and delighted to find this sweet Khmer language cover of Oye Como Va. I'm not sure about the details, but I thought this was too unique and cool not to share.

Oye Como Va - Khmer Language Version

jake.tako

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