Love this!! I hope the people of the Solomon Islands like it too.

This song is originally from the Solomon Islands.

so spiritual

absolutely love this, thank you!

thank you excelente versión...gracias

Sasi sasi ae taro taro amu Ko agi agi boroi tika oli oe lau Tika gwao oe lau koro inomaena I dai tabesau I tebetai nau mouri Tabe ta wane initoa te ai rofia Sasi sasi ae kwa dao mata ole Rowelae e lea kwa dao mata biru I dai tabesau I tebetai nau mouri

Beautiful!

The origins of this song is found in the South Pacific.

this is originally a song from Maliata province of the Solomon Islands in the south pacific and has nothing to do with africa. It was sung by afunakwa and was recorded by an anthropologist and is a sweet lullaby she sang for an orphan child she picked up after an unknown head hunting tribal raid had left this child an orphan, in essence it translates to be calm and feel loved now my child, eventhough your mum and dad are now gone they are at peace and there is nothing to fear, im now your mother and will raise and protectnand love you as my own.

IYA!! CEE! KNOT! Leaning on our own wisdom butty !! Him GRÂCE et favor! ArghMenz!

🥰😇Jéhovah Jireh ELOHIM ADONAIS GRÂCE APPRAISING stridently HUMBLY following Lord..PEACEPAIX WON! LOVES.. AMENZ

Don't know why it doesn't say in the description, but clearly that one girl is not African and is Japanese. Her name is Maki Kawamoto.

This is greate.

Ficou legal na versão reggae.

Exallend♥️👍🇬🇷

Jazz-version😊

ARKWHA🥰😇ABBA

great music

volume is bad