"Independence Anniversary" - Solomon Islands Independence Song [+Lyrics]

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  • čas přidán 12. 11. 2022
  • This relaxed song was written by artist & musician Charles Sikihi Manata after the Solomon Islands were granted independence from the United Kingdom in 1978. It was recorded at the Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation's studio in Honiara. I am slightly unsure about the title; it may also be "Independence Year" or "Independence Song". I transcribed the lyrics myself, so I apologize if there are any mistakes.
    The video footage displayed shows celebrations leading up to the independence ceremony on July 7, 1978. Images of the Solomon Islands in the 1970s courtesy of Brian Taylor.
    With the country disturbed by turmoil in the past two decades, this serves as a memorable and joyful moment of history for the Solomon Islands and its people.
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Komentáře • 12

  • @svenheilborn1537
    @svenheilborn1537 Před rokem +7

    Congratulations for your national holiday on 7th July Solomon Islands from your friends in Germany

  • @caralhoguy
    @caralhoguy Před rokem +3

    Greetings to the Melanesian Solomon Islanders from Australia

  • @m.kostoglod7949
    @m.kostoglod7949 Před rokem +3

    Singer's voice is just amazing, so calming

  • @Timoha_MagTimMat
    @Timoha_MagTimMat Před rokem +5

    Wow, thanks you for rare songs!

  • @ExplorewithHAROLD
    @ExplorewithHAROLD Před rokem +3

    Such a beautiful song

  • @user-gz4qo1rb6q
    @user-gz4qo1rb6q Před 2 měsíci

    Solomon Islands (1978-present)

  • @lbgamer6166
    @lbgamer6166 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Now do Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

  • @revinhatol
    @revinhatol Před rokem

    2023

  • @revinhatol
    @revinhatol Před rokem

    2018

  • @octavianeandracles5868
    @octavianeandracles5868 Před rokem +4

    here are the lyrics ..... hum never mind :
    Anol shalom
    Anol sheh lay konnud de ne um
    Flavum nom de leesh
    Ham de nam um das
    La um de Flavne
    We de ze zu bu
    We de so a are you
    Un va-a pesh a lay
    Un vi-I bee
    Un da la pech ni sa (ah)
    Un di-I lay na day
    Un ma la pech a nay
    Mee di nu ku