World Music: Cankisou, "Borrega"
(Czech Republic) In the past we have highlighted the Czech band Dva, whose specialty is singing in faux languages that are patterned after existing ones. Now here comes Cankisou, a well established big band (we've played their videos "Anay Yo" and "Sham Sut" on the channel), also from Czech Republic, and they sing in a language that is entirely their own creation. It must have been fun for the animator to realize that there was no lyric to limit his creativity. And so we get a pure flight of fancy; a bucolic interlude of a shepherd seduced by rugby, and whose mania gets temporarily transferred to his flock.
(Czech Republic) In the past we have highlighted the Czech band Dva, whose specialty is singing in faux languages that are patterned after existing ones. Now here comes Cankisou, a well established big band (we've played their videos "Anay Yo" and "Sham Sut" on the channel), also from Czech Republic, and they sing in a language that is entirely their own creation. It must have been fun for the animator to realize that there was no lyric to limit his creativity. And so we get a pure flight of fancy; a bucolic interlude of a shepherd seduced by rugby, and whose mania gets temporarily transferred to his flock.
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World Music: Cankisou, "Borrega"
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