Fascism isn't lovable in Indonesia. It's despicable. This IS the soundtrack of 40 yrs of silence. Which is exactly what Indonesia is about Silence and oppression. I'm afraid yours is just vanity and misplaced pride.
@@queen84sasha is there anything wrong with him being proud of a song originally written during Japanese Occupation in Indonesia? He's Indonesian, he has the rights to feel relatable about a folk song talking about the hardship Indonesian native people faced with long history of colonialism. Do you know anything about the origin of the song? Better check your source before telling him it's a misplaced pride
@@introvertdude842 better check your source because I know exactly what the origin of the song is I AM INDONESIAN. This song was MISUSED to incite hatred against people.. alleged communists, eurasians, natives who were against independence, maluccans, Timorese, Papuans you name it. Do you know Anything about FASCISM and military Dictatorship in INDONESIA?!! No then please refrain from commenting!!!!
@@introvertdude842 actually Glenn is right this song is known in Indonesia as being the communist song and hence forbidden by Indonesian Fascists. Did you even watch the movie where it's the soundtrack from: 40 years of Silence? It's about how Indonesian military and fascists killed 3 million innocent people. Also the song was created during Japanese occupation to endure the terror of Japanese , it is NOT a song against colonialism because truth is many native Indonesians did not want independence from Netherlands. And they lived to regret it until this very day. With all the post independence genocides and massacres conducted by Indonesian Nationalists and military TNI.
The Khmer version were awesome....the mystic and mysterious aura still came from it that make me shiver. totally awesome since it was hard to perform it openly here in Indonesia, many thanks to Dengue Fever
@@mawardimayong3585 lagu ini diciptakan zaman penjajahn jepang ketika romusa terhadap saudara2 yg di bayuwangi saat itu. tau romusakan, dek ? coba tanya nenekmu waktu jd pekerja romusha, pasti megang palu, arit, cangkul dllnya. atau jngn2 nenekmu jd geisha-nya orang2 jepang yak ? PKI memang menggunakan lagu ini pada saat kampanye akbar mereka. dari situlah mulanya mengapa lagu identik dngn PKI. pdhl lagu ini diciptakaan saat penjajahan jepang bukan di tahun 60-an tp jauh sblmnya. pahamkan nyet ? PKI memang jahanam tetapi jngn kau PKI-kan semuanya.
We're really pleased that so many people have found this unusual, haunting song by Dengue Fever. It has great meaning, obviously, in Indonesia. Subscribe to our Sound Tracks Quick Hits TH-cam Channel to see and hear more songs from Dengue Fever.
I am try to storying this song.. this song is talk about the poor in my country around 1960's, and there's a mother who always cook "daun genjer" (a kind of vegetables) for her family coz Daun genjer is free and you can find this vegetables in everywhere.. It's causing "daun genjer" has been the symbol of poor and people movement in 1960's.. but now,it become a popular food in my country, and my mother often cook it.. sorry if my english bad.. just try to explaind it ton you.. thx..
"ema'e tole teko teko mbubuti gendjer"....... the song is intended as a satire on the Japanese occupation in Indonesia. At the time, people are increasingly in very poor condition than before. Even the 'velvetleaf' / GENJER (Limnocharis flava) weeds that grow in the swamp become a delicious meal due not afford to buy meat.but actually this "genjer" leaf is consumption by duck only.
the strains of soft music, and the sound of the melodious vocalist makes me want to listening this song again .. Again and Again ..... not bored !!! So easy Listening Music, i Like it .. bravo Dangue Fever !!!
Zac Holtzman's guitar (you *were* looking at the guitar, weren't you?) is a vintage Fender Jazzman, with a traditional Cambodian "chaipai dong veng" grafted on.
I'm getting addicted to this music, to this band...i feel like having a bottle of chilled Beerlao at a sidewalk caffe in old market, downtown SiemReap now....
I'm Javanese, I apreciate this song. When I was child no one courage to sing the song, coused by the Soeharto regime who is repressive has alleged that "Genjer-Genjer" as own by communist party, though not at all. Thnks so much, Dengue Fever
bukan propaganda tapi lagu balada tentang kehidupan rakyat jelata rakyat kecil kaum buruh......partai komunis menggunakan lagu ini sebagai lagu pergerakan karna pada dasarnya komunisme di indonesia bukan seutuhnya paham lenin atau marxisme melainkan lebih mengutamakan nasionalis sosialis komunisme
mantab Bung,tapi dasar orang kita pada goblok semuanya,udah main internet tapi gak ada gunanya,udah banyak bukti bahwa kita di bodohi oleh rezim orba tapi tetap aja begitu banyak yg gak bisa menerima kebenaran sejarah,jelas2 pidato2 terakhir Bung Karno mengatakan "jangan sekali2 melupakan sejarah",ada maksud Bung Karno disitu agar kita mencari kebenaran sejarah yg sebenar2nya.bayangkan ada tulang belulang orang2 pki yg di bantai oleh tentara dan ormas2 kepemudaan dulu di tolak di makamkan di kampung halamannya sendiri,Masya Allah alangkah bodoh dan primitifnya bangsa kita ini
The song about working class hardship, gendjer gendjer is plant/food for livestock become human consumption due to their food been confiscated by Japanese forces during WWII, later on the communist party use this song as propaganda, the sad story is the composer of this song was taken away by Soeharto regime & never return home.
this song is sarcasm in japan invasion period then used to be propaganda song of indonesian communist party, forbbiden and dangerous song in soeharto's government, until now some indonesian people belief its taboo song
watched 40 days of silence, Indonesian History ended up here now. Thank you. Even maynotable's version is a remix from the original. The original was made during or after the Japanese era, then used mostly for ceremonies held by the communist party using versions wrote by maynotable. This video's version is different as well, soothing and calming, what is it about?
Guys I Told U, This Song "Gendjer Gendjer" Is Not Indonesia Communist Party's Song Theme. was written during Japanese occupation in Indonesia by Muhammad Arief, javanese n Muslim. it was an allusion of jappanese occupation in indonesia, but used by Indonesian Communist Party as propaganda.
Lagu enak yg kontroversional , selebihnya ini hanya lagu dan liriknya tidak mengajak pendengarnya untuk memahami faham komunis , ini lagu tentang jaman penjajah dimana saking susahnya rakyat harus makan genjer yg semestinya adalah makanan ternak Ini lagu bagus , sayang kalo sampe di klaim negara lain baru pada rame Lagu ini di cap lagu komunis karna penciptanya adalah seniman lekra . Ini lagu indah , yang kontroversional
the women didnt sing this song with its original language (bahasa Indonesia nor Javanese language).. and for all those who says this isn't PKI's song, read more and open your history books again.. and please dont think that PKI is at the bad side, they got the biggest voters and supporters at that time, PKI was the biggest party in Indonesia. The new order regime re-create the history and set up our mind (youth) that PKI is the one should be blame for the chaos in 1960s.. read your history book, but search the truth not based on the book :)
The original is actually sung in a variant of Javanese known as the _Osing_ . This language variant is from Banyuwangi, which is where the song Genjer Genjer originated.
Dalam lagu versi Indonesia, sebenernya lagu ini tidak ada identik sama sekali dengan PKI. Bahkan lagu ini dicipta untuk menggambarkan kekejaman Penjajahan Jepang (jauh sebelum ada PKI), dimana Genjer yang semula makanan bebek menjadi makanan manusia. Lagu ini mulai hits setelah Indonesia Merdeka. Sebagian pelaku sejarah menceritakan, alasan Pemerintah Orde Baru menjadi antipati pada lagu ini karena ada seniman secara sepihak mengubah liriknya terutama kata GENJER diubah menjadi JENDERAL sebagai penggambaran penculikan Jenderal tahun 1965. Jendral Jendral Nyang ibukota pating keleler Emake Gerwani, teko teko nyuliki jendral Oleh sak truk, mungkir sedot sing toleh-toleh Jendral Jendral saiki wes dicekeli Jendral Jendral isuk-isuk pada disiksa Dijejer ditaleni dan dipelosoro Emake Germwani, teko kabeh milu ngersoyo Jendral Jendral maju terus dipateni Akibat penulisan lagu "Genjer-genjer" menjadi jenderal-jenderal, maka kian kuat alasan Orde Baru untuk melarang lagu ini. Dan pada perkembangannya, siapa pun yang tetap menyanyikan lagu ini akan ditangkap oleh aparat keamanan, tentu dengan tuduhan komunis.
This is Indonesian Communist Party theme song that very popular during 1950-1966. This song was strictly prohibited during New Order Regime (1966-1998). Thanks to Dengue for Khmer version of this song.
no theme song PKI just only use PKI to propaganda. just only song "dolanan"."Genjer-Genjer" was created during japanese occupation. and GENJER-GENJER IS NOT COMMUNIST SONG
Betul sekali karena lagu ini sebenarnya menceritakan waktu penjajahan Jepang yg lebih parah lagi baju aja dari karung goni pada hal lagu ini enak bsnget
semoga tidak salah Pada saat kependudukan Jepang di Kabupaten Banyuwangi rakyat sangat menderita hingga muncul sebuah lagu yang berjudul “Genjer-Genjer” lagu ini ditulis sebagai sindiran atas kemlaratan rakyat kala itu. Genjer adalah tanaman yang biasa tumbuh di sawah, yang biasanya jadi makanan bebek. Krisis pangan membuat para petani mengkonsumsi genjer. lagu rakyat ini menjadi sangat popular selanjutnya. Bergeser menjadi lagu propaganda Partai Komunis Indonesia
@PipitPhoenix yup...the song lyrics created by M.Arif, Osingnese artist, in 1942.... when first time i ear Genjer-genjer song...i can guest that its not Javanese language... some words in Genjer-genjer not used in Javanese Language...ex : NONG(ON),SING(NOT),JEBENG(GIRL,
I'm indonesian so proud of this song and like listening genjer genjer . This song stirs me to deeply more LOVE my country...INDONESIA.
Fascism isn't lovable in Indonesia. It's despicable. This IS the soundtrack of 40 yrs of silence. Which is exactly what Indonesia is about Silence and oppression. I'm afraid yours is just vanity and misplaced pride.
@@queen84sasha is there anything wrong with him being proud of a song originally written during Japanese Occupation in Indonesia? He's Indonesian, he has the rights to feel relatable about a folk song talking about the hardship Indonesian native people faced with long history of colonialism. Do you know anything about the origin of the song? Better check your source before telling him it's a misplaced pride
@@introvertdude842 better check your source because I know exactly what the origin of the song is I AM INDONESIAN. This song was MISUSED to incite hatred against people.. alleged communists, eurasians, natives who were against independence, maluccans, Timorese, Papuans you name it. Do you know Anything about FASCISM and military Dictatorship in INDONESIA?!! No then please refrain from commenting!!!!
@@introvertdude842 actually Glenn is right this song is known in Indonesia as being the communist song and hence forbidden by Indonesian Fascists. Did you even watch the movie where it's the soundtrack from: 40 years of Silence? It's about how Indonesian military and fascists killed 3 million innocent people.
Also the song was created during Japanese occupation to endure the terror of Japanese , it is NOT a song against colonialism because truth is many native Indonesians did not want independence from Netherlands. And they lived to regret it until this very day. With all the post independence genocides and massacres conducted by Indonesian Nationalists and military TNI.
buat yang antipasti atau gak suka sama lagu ini...banyak2 baca buku "Dulu"
+Deni Cagur goblooook..
ga ngarti diem az kunyuk.
+Deni Cagur goblooook..
ga ngarti diem az kunyuk.
+Deni Cagur goblooook..
ga ngarti diem az kunyuk.
Betul, bacalah buku2 tentang kisah kim jong un di korea, atau pol pot di kamboja.
Saya baru bulan ini denger lagu scara utuh. Dulu waktu masih kecil nyanyi lagu ini sering dimarai kakek😭😭
The Khmer version were awesome....the mystic and mysterious aura still came from it that make me shiver. totally awesome since it was hard to perform it openly here in Indonesia, many thanks to Dengue Fever
Betul, merinding!
This is one of Indonesia's best songs ever!
This version of Genjer Genjer really has that Khmer kick, while essentially preserving the Javanese and Banyuwangi vibe.
In fact this song created by Arif Rahman who is Lekra's activist in Banyuwangi, Indonesia 1944 for entire people Indonesia to fight againts Japan.
1942 bro. Alm. Arief kayaknya blm gabung Lekra. Blm ada.
Original song
Genjer-genjer nong kedokan pating keleler
Genjer-genjer nong kedokan pating keleler
Emak'e thole teko-teko mbubuti genjer
Emak'e thole teko-teko mbubuti genjer
Ulih sak tenong mungkur sedhot sing tolah-toleh
Genjer-genjer saiki wis digowo mulih
Genjer-genjer esuk-esuk didol ning pasar
Genjer-genjer esuk-esuk didol ning pasar
Dijejer-jejer diuntingi podho didhasar
Dijejer-jejer diuntingi podho didhasar
Emak'e jebeng podho tuku nggowo welasah
Genjer-genjer saiki wis arep diolah
Genjer-genjer mlebu kendhil wedang gemulak
Genjer-genjer mlebu kendhil wedang gemulak
Setengah mateng dientas yo dienggo iwak
Setengah mateng dientas yo dienggo iwak
Sego sak piring sambel jeruk ring pelonco
Genjer-genjer dipangan musuhe sego
gerakan nikam tikam djendral
lagu setan layak masyk neraka jahanam
@@mawardimayong3585 sok tau
@@mawardimayong3585 sok ngerti.kamu
@@mawardimayong3585 lagu ini diciptakan zaman penjajahn jepang ketika romusa terhadap saudara2 yg di bayuwangi saat itu. tau romusakan, dek ? coba tanya nenekmu waktu jd pekerja romusha, pasti megang palu, arit, cangkul dllnya. atau jngn2 nenekmu jd geisha-nya orang2 jepang yak ? PKI memang menggunakan lagu ini pada saat kampanye akbar mereka. dari situlah mulanya mengapa lagu identik dngn PKI. pdhl lagu ini diciptakaan saat penjajahan jepang bukan di tahun 60-an tp jauh sblmnya. pahamkan nyet ? PKI memang jahanam tetapi jngn kau PKI-kan semuanya.
We're really pleased that so many people have found this unusual, haunting song by Dengue Fever. It has great meaning, obviously, in Indonesia. Subscribe to our Sound Tracks Quick Hits TH-cam Channel to see and hear more songs from Dengue Fever.
Over the last few years I keep coming back to this song. It has great comfort.
I am try to storying this song.. this song is talk about the poor in my country around 1960's, and there's a mother who always cook "daun genjer" (a kind of vegetables) for her family coz Daun genjer is free and you can find this vegetables in everywhere.. It's causing "daun genjer" has been the symbol of poor and people movement in 1960's.. but now,it become a popular food in my country, and my mother often cook it.. sorry if my english bad.. just try to explaind it ton you.. thx..
"ema'e tole teko teko mbubuti gendjer".......
the song is intended as a satire on the Japanese occupation in Indonesia.
At the time, people are increasingly in very poor condition than before. Even the 'velvetleaf' / GENJER (Limnocharis flava) weeds that grow in the swamp become a delicious meal due not afford to buy meat.but actually this "genjer" leaf is consumption by duck only.
Astounding how native Indonesians always use Art and Music to provoke the worst genocide and violences.
Beautiful music... thanks for bringing this to us, Dengue Fever! Would love to see you in SLO, CA!
I luv how u modified your guitar bro. Thanks for keeping our music alive worldwide.
Lagu yang menyayat hati....
Biasa saja ,sayur genjer
the strains of soft music, and the sound of the melodious vocalist
makes me want to listening this song again .. Again and Again ..... not bored !!!
So easy Listening Music, i Like it .. bravo Dangue Fever !!!
Zac Holtzman's guitar (you *were* looking at the guitar, weren't you?) is a vintage Fender Jazzman, with a traditional Cambodian "chaipai dong veng" grafted on.
I'm getting addicted to this music, to this band...i feel like having a bottle of chilled Beerlao at a sidewalk caffe in old market, downtown SiemReap now....
Reminds me of my village in Banyuwangi..
My house is near of the rice field which has so many Genjer plants in it.
I love Genjer so so so much!
A Legend Song in Indonesia. This song never gets old, it is immortal.
Thanks...
You make this beauty song alive again!!!
This is awesome, it is like a personal performance from Dengue Fever. Love it!
thanks for this cover song..this original song as a strong story for Indonesian History
This video: * *Plays* *
Indonesian police: "Ladies and gentlemen, we got 'em"
This song, this voice.. are gorgeous.
Nimol Chhom make me dream.. Thank you for your great voice.
The music and the story behind it make me shiver
I'm Javanese, I apreciate this song. When I was child no one courage to sing the song, coused by the Soeharto regime who is repressive has alleged that "Genjer-Genjer" as own by communist party, though not at all. Thnks so much, Dengue Fever
Beatiful song and beautiful voice...
bukan propaganda tapi lagu balada tentang kehidupan rakyat jelata rakyat kecil kaum buruh......partai komunis menggunakan lagu ini sebagai lagu pergerakan karna pada dasarnya komunisme di indonesia bukan seutuhnya paham lenin atau marxisme melainkan lebih mengutamakan nasionalis sosialis komunisme
betul skali, tapi masi bnyk yang belum paham
saya setuju sekali dg pendapat anda masbroo... ada kalanya sejarah diputar balikkan utk kepentingan kelompok tertentu... (y)
mantab Bung,tapi dasar orang kita pada goblok semuanya,udah main internet tapi gak ada gunanya,udah banyak bukti bahwa kita di bodohi oleh rezim orba tapi tetap aja begitu banyak yg gak bisa menerima kebenaran sejarah,jelas2 pidato2 terakhir Bung Karno mengatakan "jangan sekali2 melupakan sejarah",ada maksud Bung Karno disitu agar kita mencari kebenaran sejarah yg sebenar2nya.bayangkan ada tulang belulang orang2 pki yg di bantai oleh tentara dan ormas2 kepemudaan dulu di tolak di makamkan di kampung halamannya sendiri,Masya Allah alangkah bodoh dan primitifnya bangsa kita ini
+Fachrizal Babel iyak betul, ulama2, tokoh yg dibantai PKI juga banyak, tp knp kok gak diungkap juga ya??
setuju bung sama pendapat antum
thanks is nice song from banyuwangi java indonesia.
Thank you. 👍❤
I feel a lot better about Dr. San's medical qualifications now that I know he plays guitar so well on the side!
I'm in awe at how her voice sounds even better live
Gracias por subir esta joya.
Such a beautiful tune
Khamer Language,s.
love it❤️
Show the lyric, please! I´m Indonesian n I love this version..
just fantastic band..thank you
awesome!!
she has such a great voice
this song created by: M. Arief, a legendary artist/musician from East Java.. Some source says that this song created in 1942/43..
her voice is awesome...she must be the best singer in Cambodia.
the story above is true,... and this is great performance, SALUTE!
-greetings from Indonesia-
Seni Indonesia sudah mendunia dari dulu👍
Saya pikir cuma koplo yg mendunia😁
I don't speak the language but it sounds really sad and beautiful.
The song about working class hardship, gendjer gendjer is plant/food for livestock become human consumption due to their food been confiscated by Japanese forces during WWII, later on the communist party use this song as propaganda, the sad story is the composer of this song was taken away by Soeharto regime & never return home.
this song is sarcasm in japan invasion period then used to be propaganda song of indonesian communist party, forbbiden and dangerous song in soeharto's government, until now some indonesian people belief its taboo song
the body may leave the earth. The work of art must remain standing
watched 40 days of silence, Indonesian History ended up here now. Thank you. Even maynotable's version is a remix from the original. The original was made during or after the Japanese era, then used mostly for ceremonies held by the communist party using versions wrote by maynotable.
This video's version is different as well, soothing and calming, what is it about?
Guys I Told U, This Song "Gendjer Gendjer" Is Not Indonesia Communist Party's Song Theme. was written during Japanese occupation in Indonesia by Muhammad Arief, javanese n Muslim. it was an allusion of jappanese occupation in indonesia, but used by Indonesian Communist Party as propaganda.
Yes, Dai Sartupa, that is how Dengue Fever explained the song to us.
this is the best version!!
Nice song .....🎵🎶🎶🎶🎵
lagunya enak sekali...keren salam buat vokalisnya
Very beautiful
omaigoooood you guys perform this song very awesome!!!
..so fine and so nice folks song..
Lagu enak yg kontroversional , selebihnya ini hanya lagu dan liriknya tidak mengajak pendengarnya untuk memahami faham komunis , ini lagu tentang jaman penjajah dimana saking susahnya rakyat harus makan genjer yg semestinya adalah makanan ternak
Ini lagu bagus , sayang kalo sampe di klaim negara lain baru pada rame
Lagu ini di cap lagu komunis karna penciptanya adalah seniman lekra .
Ini lagu indah , yang kontroversional
lagu setan
indah bacod lu itu lagu setan
@@mawardimayong3585 setane awakmu
@@rudipurwanto2994 sempitlah jiwamu sempitlah dadamu sempitlah harga dirimu
@@mawardimayong3585 kelahiran THN 2000 ae kemonyolen
Sebuah lagu yang bersejarah 👍
the women didnt sing this song with its original language (bahasa Indonesia nor Javanese language).. and for all those who says this isn't PKI's song, read more and open your history books again.. and please dont think that PKI is at the bad side, they got the biggest voters and supporters at that time, PKI was the biggest party in Indonesia. The new order regime re-create the history and set up our mind (youth) that PKI is the one should be blame for the chaos in 1960s.. read your history book, but search the truth not based on the book :)
The original is actually sung in a variant of Javanese known as the _Osing_ . This language variant is from Banyuwangi, which is where the song Genjer Genjer originated.
The darkness still arouse within this song for most old indonesian peoples... 😥 so sad...
AWSOME!!! i don't mind the Khmer version at all, it sounds as good as the Javanese version...
Great song! I like it.
You have given appreciation for our folk song, Genjer-genjer.
Dalam lagu versi Indonesia, sebenernya lagu ini tidak ada identik sama sekali dengan PKI. Bahkan lagu ini dicipta untuk menggambarkan kekejaman Penjajahan Jepang (jauh sebelum ada PKI), dimana Genjer yang semula makanan bebek menjadi makanan manusia. Lagu ini mulai hits setelah Indonesia Merdeka.
Sebagian pelaku sejarah menceritakan, alasan Pemerintah Orde Baru menjadi antipati pada lagu ini karena ada seniman secara sepihak mengubah liriknya terutama kata GENJER diubah menjadi JENDERAL sebagai penggambaran penculikan Jenderal tahun 1965.
Jendral Jendral Nyang ibukota pating keleler
Emake Gerwani, teko teko nyuliki jendral
Oleh sak truk, mungkir sedot sing toleh-toleh
Jendral Jendral saiki wes dicekeli
Jendral Jendral isuk-isuk pada disiksa
Dijejer ditaleni dan dipelosoro
Emake Germwani, teko kabeh milu ngersoyo
Jendral Jendral maju terus dipateni
Akibat penulisan lagu "Genjer-genjer" menjadi jenderal-jenderal, maka kian kuat alasan Orde Baru untuk melarang lagu ini. Dan pada perkembangannya, siapa pun yang tetap menyanyikan lagu ini akan ditangkap oleh aparat keamanan, tentu dengan tuduhan komunis.
ini adalah lagu dari daerah saya . BANYUWANGI - JAWA TIMUR - INDONESIA
This is Indonesian Communist Party theme song that very popular during 1950-1966. This song was strictly prohibited during New Order Regime (1966-1998). Thanks to Dengue for Khmer version of this song.
no theme song PKI just only use PKI to propaganda. just only song "dolanan"."Genjer-Genjer" was created during japanese occupation.
and GENJER-GENJER IS NOT COMMUNIST SONG
@@nuruddinaraniri2161 I'm agree with you.
"Genjer-Genjer" was created during japanese occupation.
and GENJER-GENJER IS NOT COMMUNIST SONG!
Tapi di politis sama komunis lgunya
@@channelku6184 untuk meraih simPATI rakyat... Dan itusah 2 saja
Betul sekali karena lagu ini sebenarnya menceritakan waktu penjajahan Jepang yg lebih parah lagi baju aja dari karung goni pada hal lagu ini enak bsnget
Karya seni anak bangsa korban kebiadaban politik. Mari kita dudukan karya seni ini pada porsi dan proporsi yang sebenarnya.
forbidden song but u played it brilliant ly
Indonesian music + Khmer vocals = beautiful
very nice... so waas this song popular in Cambodia also, and who wrote theKhmer lyrics?
Thanks om from Indonesian..
IST song lagend Indonesia n.
Jenjer jenjer , nice cover btw
beautiful
With all respect for anyone's ideas (seriously), could we at least agree it's a great song in a great version?
Every time I hear this tune I feel sad bcos of the tragedy that happen
Terimakasih
Nice cover , Amazing .. like this ,
That is a song of memories, and a nice arrangement. bagus !!!
semoga tidak salah
Pada saat kependudukan Jepang di Kabupaten Banyuwangi rakyat sangat menderita hingga muncul sebuah lagu yang berjudul “Genjer-Genjer” lagu ini ditulis sebagai sindiran atas kemlaratan rakyat kala itu. Genjer adalah tanaman yang biasa tumbuh di sawah, yang biasanya jadi makanan bebek. Krisis pangan membuat para petani mengkonsumsi genjer. lagu rakyat ini menjadi sangat popular selanjutnya. Bergeser menjadi lagu propaganda Partai Komunis Indonesia
Waaaooooo..................... Bagus sekali. Baru tahu ada lagu Genjer-Gejer dinyanyikan oleh bidunita Thailand.
Kamboja bro fahaman 100%kalau gak salah
Where did you guys know this song? I can't not belive,,,
No, she is singing in Khmer/Cambodian.
this song very nice from my culture java indonesia
Lagu pembuka di pagi ini..
Nice song
penghayatan yg luar biasa... good job ...
apapun bahasanya..tetep yahut ni lagu..
I lake this shong
Sounds mystical... I love it, anyway.
back this song to indonesia
Sounds good
what language is this version, where can have the lyrics?
Khmer. I think many have mentioned about it here.
This is a sacred song for Indonesian Javanese people, where the biggest genocide ever happened in Indonesia.
Mantap lagunya..itu cerita hidup rakyat jelata masa dulu
this song makes me better understand desperation.
Mantap eh
Saya suka lagunya…apalagi genjer nya…di sambal goreng pedas dan nasi panas…yummy…
awesom
This song is was called "Jenjer Jenjer"
😂
@PipitPhoenix yup...the song lyrics created by M.Arif, Osingnese artist, in 1942....
when first time i ear Genjer-genjer song...i can guest that its not Javanese language...
some words in Genjer-genjer not used in Javanese Language...ex : NONG(ON),SING(NOT),JEBENG(GIRL,
I like it.....