AINA - Tunguska (Unique female throat singing and jaw harp) LIVE!

Aina is a singer from Evenkia.
The song is named after the turbulent mountain river Tunguska, which flows through a rocky valley with sturdy volcanic rocks. It was in this river basin that a mysterious catastrophe occurred - the impact of a meteorite. As a result of the impact, a large part of the forest was leveled by the shock wave, and for over five days, a powerful magnetic storm caused a luminous display in the sky. The exact location of the impact has yet to be determined. Scientists have proposed numerous theories, but none of them have been confirmed. Some speculate that it may have been the result of Nikola Tesla's experiment on energy transmission through space.
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[@gabrieln9075]

All that notes, all that sounds, she makes that so easy, so natural, WOW

[@oEZo-co8nv]

Чудесный голос с невероятным расширением, который поднимается из сердца земли в небо, смешиваясь с пением птиц.

[@Danchell]

Mysterious and beautiful, haunting music.

[@PlasmaKin0000]

Phenominal performance, why does this feel other worldly to me

[@mooozic42]

I am truly blown away. This is amazingly beautiful and unique. Wow.

[@user-gb4jy7vw3y]

Это выше,чем разум... вне всяческих понятий! Но чувствую необходимость продолжения этого волшебства!))

[@ljplayswhatever2228]

I am so happy to see that You made a live video for this song. Bravo, Thank You for all the phenomenal work, music, and talent.
✌️♥️🙏

[@Toptygin1966]

Тунгусами русские до 20 века называли эвенов и эвенков. Красивое исполнение этно! Приятный голос!

[@hudai7994]

Ruslar ordaki Türk ve Moğol kökenli insanlara sanki başka bir ırkmış gibi ayrı isim vererek parça parça bölmeye çalışıyolar

[@user-ii5zg5wm6x]

Очень красиво,продолжай,поет сама природа

[@sadfaery]

Absolutely beautiful!!!

[@ronaldnoorlander4675]

I was hoping for the full live version..❤

[@nonorobo]

spectaculaire

[@anastasiam.5812]

This is so unique! I’ve got goosebumps

[@ama10floresta]

Always genial! 👋👋👋❤💚💙

[@annakouznetsova1479]

Как красиво🤩Спасибо!

[@fam3871]

amazing!!!

[@vivian3371]

Amazing🤗💖

[@warmonger8799]

BEAUTIFUL

[@starkoto]

Невероятно!!!

[@EuskadiJoloMas]

My favorite!🌠

[@alisirma8626]

Amazing.

[@ViktorNovoszel]

thx for this good music

[@kari-pekkamakkeli9494]

💕 Great! 💕

[@steveday4797]

Brilliant so haunting

[@user-hu1hu8xr1r]

Фоновой музыкой заглушили основной текст. Песни народов Сибири "дышат" природой. Это сложно передать словами, надо туда съездить. Никогда не променяю побережье Байкала, хоть там вода холодная, но она особенная....

[@user-ov6ep4kd8r]

Музыка моей Родины! Азия рулит!

[@FlecheDeFer]

Wow....

[@horizonblack]

Subscribed

[@JorgeMarioRodriguez-dp6rt]

Esta mujer es brillante

[@randypiernick9360]

Amazing and she is so beautiful!

[@mary_ivandi]

Какое разностороннее выступление - балдёж! Не заскучаешь! Прослушала до конца)

[@Ivan-xd3tn]

1:09 1:11

[@TDS.Harper]

I especially love your jaw-harp playing. May I ask what make/model it is? (Vargan? Khomus? Doromb? etc.)

[@ainazvuk]

In my native language, this instrument is called "kenipkawun"

[@int19h]

When you get to 4:00, it reminds me of czcams.com/video/hNu6FmaUIB0/video.html. Which is not surprising really since that part of that song is based on Inuit throat singing folk chants, which is a tradition that ultimately goes back to the same roots if you look at human migration history far enough back...

[@24nikita]

Sounds similar to my moog.

[@leonardomattarmonteiro2824]

SENSEI LISA GERRARD has an heir
A N NA ✊🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🇧🇷💚

[@serjiviejoven9594]

конечно, не Imma Sumack, но тоже ничего... сойдет для сельской местности :)

[@betterpasha]

Skip to 5:56 to hear actually interesting stuff.