Narabi [Import]

1. Nituwi (Prologue)

2. Haru No Uta

3. Ha-Rinuyo-I

4. Chibumi

5. Saisai Bushi

6. Koi Kugari Bushi

7. Asadaya Yunta

8. Ichiman Angwa-

9. Iei Yoisura

10. Hachi Haru

11. Shina Muchi Bushi

12. Pani-Ji Pani-Ji

13. Tancha Bayashi

14. Hounen Ondo

Tracks:

Nituwi (Prologue)
Haru No Uta
Ha-Rinuyo-I
Chibumi
Saisai Bushi
Koi Kugari Bushi
Asadaya Yunta
Ichiman Angwa-
Iei Yoisura
Hachi Haru
Shina Muchi Bushi
Pani-Ji Pani-Ji
Tancha Bayashi
Hounen Ondo

Customer Reviews:

Haunting, Beautiful Island Sound.......2005-04-12

The influence of the smallest and poorest and least populated prefecture in Japan on the rest of the country's music scene cannot be overstated. Okinawa punches well above its weight. While mass-produced "boy bands" dot the Honshu landscape, Okinawans seem to come by music naturally. The leading practioners of Okinawan minyo-folk singing-are the quartet Nenes. These four sisters sing in a high-pitched island style that can literally bring tears to your eyes. Though much of their music is sung in Okinawan dialect (which is very different from Japanese, and I do not understand), the melody is more than enough to transport you to a different place. Absolutely lovely. This album features Haru No Uta (spring song), Shina Muchi Bushi, and many more.

Rock Music:

Rock Music

rock music

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