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北国の春 Kitaguni no Haru - Japan / Ethno Chile 2024

This video was recorded at Centro Cultural Liquen, Villarrica, during the Ethno Chile 2024 international encounter of folk music, held in Curarrehue, Chile, in February 2024. Musicians from around the world came together to share and play music from their respective cultures during a nine-day residency. We extend our gratitude to Mamiko Yuasa for sharing and teaching this song to the Ethno Chile Orchestra 2024. Do you want to support us? We need YOUR help! Every year we count on donors to keep going with our music camp and videos DONATE HERE: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/puert... Name: 北国の春 (Kitaguni no Haru) Springtime in North Japan Song: 千昌夫 (Masao Sen) Lyrics: いではく(Haku Ide) Composed by: 遠藤実(Minoru Endo) Offered by: Mamiko Yuasa Arranged by: Ethno Chile 2024 Video Recording: Ana Monteiro Video Editing: Concepción Neuling Audio Mixing & Mastering: Ricardo Peña Said at Said Records, Valparaiso This song is one of the most famous *Enka songs in Japan. The theme of this song is the hometown of a man. The lyrics are about a man living in the city who receives a package from his parents and misses about early spring in his hometown, his family, and his former love. *Enka (演歌) is one of the Japanese music genres. The style is considered to resemble traditional Japanese music. Ethno Chile 2024 was organized by Asociación Cultural Ensamble Transatlántico in collaboration with Espacio Arte Kopanqui.   / ethno.chile   https://espacioartekopanqui.cl   / said.records   Credits: Ezequiel Cotton, Martín Ortiz, Paulina Gramatowski, Fabian Gribing, Cristóbal Cerda, Vicente Godoy, Helen Forsythe, Mamiko Yuasa, Cameron Rabb, Alexandra Griffin, João Lima Da Costa, Nicolás Chamorro, Djuna Lund, Camila Díaz, Laura Tagle, Mikey Marget, Pablo Milanesio, Chloe White, Annalena Huber, Nicolás Barrantes, Monserrat Jopia, Margot Lohn, Anaís Barrantes, Miriam Wahdat, Ana Rodrigues, Savannah Thorne, Rocío Hevia, Sofía Guzmán, Martín Poblete, Adam Bustíos, Magdalena Pacheco, Constanza Tapia, Hilde Van Belle, Sebastián Díaz, Luciano Ilabaca, Trinidad Widow, Concepción Neuling. Thank you also to our crowdfunding 2024 donors: Julio Neuling H, Duberly Saavedra Polo, Lucía Neuling, Concepción Neuling, Alexis Torrejón, Orlando Ferreira, Julio Neuling H, Nicolás Barrantes, Antonio Vasquez, Ernesto Calderon, Lara Etcheverry, Hannah Snavely, Sergio pinto, Lucija Maroevic, Benhard Vanecek and Becky Wagner Ethno camps are youth music camps with a peer-to-peer learning approach, where young people teach each other music from their countries and cultures. Ethno World https://ethno.world/