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Anonymous users2024-02-15Song Title: Driving Animals.
Genre: Northern Shaanxi folk song.
Lyrics: Liu Shiming.
Composer: Liu Shiming.
Singing: Liu Shiming.
Lyrics: The mule that walks the head.
The three lamps.
Oops, I brought that bell.
Wow whoa.
The white-necked pug.
The one that faces south.
Oh, the one who drove the spirits.
It's coming. If you are my brother.
You just beckon.
Oh, you're not my brother.
Go your way.
Oops, you're not my brother.
Go your way.
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Anonymous users2024-02-14The mule that walked on the head, and the three lamps; (Oops) bring (that) bell, oh wow wow (that) sound.
The white-necked Habayo bites southward; The man who drove the spirits has come.
You are not my brother, go your way, if you are my brother, beckon.
You catch up with the mule, I open the shop, come and go, so that you can meet each other.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13The original singing of the animal spirit is Du Jinyu.
Du Jinyu was the first to leave this classic Shaanxi folk song "Driving the Spirit".
The person who recorded the recording, in 1956, Du Jinyu and Bai Bingquan sang folk songs such as "Driving the Livestock Spirit" and "Running a Dry Boat" at the National ** Week. A famous soprano in our country in the 60s.
Singer Zhu Fengbo.
In the solo performance, she has performed "Driving the Spirit" many times, and has made a record, which has become one of the repertoire of her many folk songs.
"Driving the Spirit" is a song in northern Shaanxi.
local folk songs. In the old society, the people of northern Shaanxi lived in great poverty, and many men had to go to the west in order to make a living.
In addition to making a living in other places, a considerable number of people make a living by driving animals. This song and another song "Running a Dry Boat" were both composed and created by folk artist Zhang Tianen, taught to sing to Du Jinyu, Bai Bingquan and many others in the Second Northwest Art Troupe in 1949, and were released as a record by Chinese singing during the first ** week in 1956.
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Anonymous users2024-02-121, lyrics The mule that walked the head.
The three lamps.
Oops, that bell with you.
Oh whoa, that sound.
The white-necked pug.
The one facing south.
Oh, the one who drove the spirits.
Oh, it's coming.
If you are my brother.
Trick that hand of yours.
You're not my brother.
Go the way you go.
The mule at the head of the road.
The three lamps.
Oops, I brought that bell.
Oh whoa, that sound.
If you are my brother.
Trick that hand of yours.
You're not my brother.
Go the way you go.
If you are my brother.
Trick that hand of yours.
You're not my brother.
Go the way you go.
2, Wang Erni sings the folk song "Driving the Spirit", Wang Erni, born on October 22, 1985 in Yulin, Shaanxi, is a young national singer and a national first-class actor of Beijing Opera and Dance Theater.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11"Driving the Spirit" is a folk song in northern Shaanxi.
"Driving the Spirit" is a widely circulated and very representative model of the folk song Xintianyou in northern Shaanxi, and it is known as "the first of Chinese folk songs". This song is a song that expresses the story between the porter and Changzhi who love each other and the woman, and there are many folk versions, the most famous of which is the one sung by Zhang Tianen and recorded by Bai Bingquan.
The melody of the song is stretched and beautiful, and the language is simple and bold. The content not only highlights the loess culture, but also reflects the life of northern Shaanxi with a strong sense of authenticity.
Background of creation
In northern Shaanxi, where the mountains and ravines are deep, the roads are rugged and blocked. Therefore, many matters, including spring planting and autumn harvest, travel and transportation, are almost inseparable from large livestock such as horses, cows, donkeys and mules.
The locals are very protective and affectionate for the animals that bring great benefits to them, and not only can they not abuse them, but they cannot even call them "livestock" and "livestock", but always call them "spirits" very affectionately, as if these animals are as conscious and spiritual as people.
In order to survive, in order to **, there is a porter who "drives the spirit". The people who drive the animal spirit are resistant to laughing at life, and use life to create this song "Driving the Animal Spirit".
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Folk songs of northern Shaanxi.
Singing: Zeng Qing.
The mule at the head of the road.
The three lamps.
Oops, I brought that bell.
Oh, whoa, whoa, I heard that.
White-necked, that haba.
The one that faces south.
Oh, the one who drove the spirits.
Oh, it's coming.
If you're my sister, you'll be my son.
The hand that made a move.
Oops, you're not my sister.
Oh, go the way you got it.
Oops, you're not my sister.
Oh, go the way you got it.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Singing: Wang Erni.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two protagonists in it.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two protagonists in it.
The mule at the head.
Three lamps on the ground.
Ouch, the feather you put on.
Oh doll's hand.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
The white-necked Abel.
The one facing south.
And the one who drives the spirits.
Oh, I'm coming.
If you are my sister (brother).
Find that hand of yours.
You're not my sister (brother).
Go your way.
The mule at the head.
Ouch, the feather you put on.
The white-necked Abel.
And the one who drives the spirits.
The one where the mountain turns, etc.
Oh doll's hand.
The one facing south.
The mule at the head.
The one where the mountain turns, etc.
Ouch, the feather you put on.
Oh doll's hand.
If you are my sister (brother).
Trick that hand of yours.
You're not my sister (brother).
Go your way.
If you are my sister (brother).
Find that hand of yours.
You're not my sister (brother).
Go your way.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Song title: "The New Cattle Spirit".
Singing: Wang Erni.
Affiliation**: "Once Upon a Time Song Series 34".
Song language: Chinese.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two protagonists in it.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two protagonists in it.
The mule at the head.
Three lamps on the ground.
Ouch, the feather you put on.
Oh doll's hand.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
The white-necked Abel.
The one facing south.
And the one who drives the spirits.
Oh, I'm coming.
If you are my sister (brother).
Find that hand of yours.
You're not my sister (brother).
Go your way.
The mule at the head.
Ouch, the feather you put on.
The white-necked Abel.
And the one who drives the spirits.
The one where the mountain turns, etc.
Oh doll's hand.
The one facing south.
The mule at the head.
The one where the mountain turns, etc.
Ouch, the feather you put on.
Oh doll's hand.
If you are my sister (brother).
Trick that hand of yours.
You're not my sister (brother).
Go your way.
If you are my sister (brother).
Find that hand of yours.
You're not my sister (brother).
Go your way.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two hosts inside.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two masters in it to audition.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Singing: Wang Erni.
Affiliation**: "Once Upon a Time Song Series 34".
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two protagonists in it.
Once upon a time the old man told a story.
Over and over again.
There are only two protagonists in it.
The mule at the head of the road.
The three lamps.
Oops, that bell with you.
Oh whoa, whoa, that sound.
-music---
The white-necked pug.
The bite that faces south.
Oh, drive out the spirits, that man.
Oh, it's coming.
-music---
If you are my brother, you will be my brother.
Trick that hand of yours.
You're not my brother.
Go your way.
The mule at the head of the road.
The three lamps.
Oops, that bell with you.
Oh whoa, whoa, that sound.
If you're my brother, you'll be my brother.
Trick that hand of yours.
You're not my brother.
Go your way.
If you're my brother, you'll be my brother.
Trick that hand of yours.
You're not my brother.
Go the way you go.
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