Aprender

Itamako Yorini is a traditional song - prayer - Txiriti of Noke Koi tribe. Lyrics and melody of our instrumental version are based on the original prayer. 
Viva os povos da floresta! Força Noke Koi!

Itamako Yorini

Quando eu estava fazendo dieta na selva, ouvia com frequência a música Keremaroke, da Ykashahu Yawanawa. Quando voltei, descobri que minha esposa @lubicanazlerova também havia gostado da música. Além disso, ela aprendeu a tocar e a cantar esso canto.. No entanto, ela não queria fazer o upload até aprender o Saiti original. 
Agora, nosso convidado - professor de canto tradicional - Txaní Waninawa lhe deu a versão tradicional original dessa música - canção tradicional ( Txiriti ) da tribo Noke Koi - Borere, Borere.  Viva Força Feminina 💚.

Com a seconda voz da Rora Varinawa.

Borere

Yawanawa Saiti Shahu

Kere Maro

One evening as I parked my car in the garage complex underneath my apartment building, I was thinking of 𝐁𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐬𝐨𝐧, who'd just left this world a few days earlier, and decided to use the acoustics of the expansive area to record a vocal attempt of the second movement of one of his greatest songs into my telephone.

This is a slightly reverb-adjusted version, its one track doubled and de-synchronized just enough to create the illusion that I overdubbed a second vocal. I intend to work on this by adding harmonies. Stay tuned.

𝐑𝐄𝐂𝐎𝐑𝐃𝐄𝐃
June 14, 2025

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Surf's Up (2nd Movement Lead Vocal)

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Music is a friend, a playground, a way of life. To dabble is satisfaction; to improvise is freedom; to please is joy.

Most of these works are my fledgling musical "sins," many of which go back several decades.

Surf's Up (2nd Movement Lead Vocal)

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