I always remembered my dad used to play this in his car, so i asked him, "Why do you play Sin Sisamouth's songs so frequently?", he said it was a way to remember his past, as his dad was a survivor from the khmer rouge, and also always used to listen to Sin Sisamouth before he passed away.
I'm listening to this with my American wife..I'm 25 and keeping what my parents played when I was a kid on the weekends while they made food..and then we as a family cleaning the whole house..I used to hate this type of music but now I love it
I wouldn't say hate, more like we didn't understand it. It is just music our parents play. Now we learn to appreciate it. The meaning is crazy. Even the new khmer music can't even compare to it no matter how much they try. That why u see all these covers still. Not just in the state but Cambodia itself. Nothing can beat our grandparents era ❤
Hearing this song as an adolescent. I never understood the significance. But listening to it now and getting a great sense of nostalgia, I am grateful for the translation. But most definitely, some of the best lyrics put forward in a song. I vow to learn the khmer lyrics and sing it. 😊😂
Same! I'm not even khmer, but had a khmer friend growing up. I discovered sinn sisamouth and felt his music speak to my soul. His spirit lives on. I'm glad this song wasn't lost to time.
RIP Sinn Sisamouth. Though I am sad about what happened to Cambodian artists, I am grateful to be able to listen to them now. Thank you for the English translation. Greetings from the Philippines.
This song is so nostalgic, I'm 42 and remember my mom playing his songs while she cooked and clean. So emotional listening to them now, especially the meaning of this actual song.
O timbre de voz dele é semelhante a um cantor de brega brasileiro chamaro de "franquito lopes o índio apaixonado". Inclusive essa música tem um ritmo parecido com o brega.
Sinn Sisamouth's original version is always a classic. The Khmer legend Rock and Roll's music lives on forever.🎵🎶💽🎙️
I always remembered my dad used to play this in his car, so i asked him, "Why do you play Sin Sisamouth's songs so frequently?", he said it was a way to remember his past, as his dad was a survivor from the khmer rouge, and also always used to listen to Sin Sisamouth before he passed away.
I'm listening to this with my American wife..I'm 25 and keeping what my parents played when I was a kid on the weekends while they made food..and then we as a family cleaning the whole house..I used to hate this type of music but now I love it
Thinking the same thing bro
Same. Everything changes when you grow older and have children. We look to our roots.
Also, the lyrics are so profoundly true.
I wouldn't say hate, more like we didn't understand it. It is just music our parents play. Now we learn to appreciate it. The meaning is crazy. Even the new khmer music can't even compare to it no matter how much they try. That why u see all these covers still. Not just in the state but Cambodia itself. Nothing can beat our grandparents era ❤
Yeah because in 60s Cambodia don't have auto-tune so they're use a real voice I recommend you to Listen thnom sne by sin sisamute (ថ្នមស្នេហ៍)
Same storie I have I’m 40 😢
Hearing this song as an adolescent. I never understood the significance. But listening to it now and getting a great sense of nostalgia, I am grateful for the translation. But most definitely, some of the best lyrics put forward in a song. I vow to learn the khmer lyrics and sing it. 😊😂
Same! I'm not even khmer, but had a khmer friend growing up. I discovered sinn sisamouth and felt his music speak to my soul. His spirit lives on. I'm glad this song wasn't lost to time.
RIP Sinn Sisamouth. Though I am sad about what happened to Cambodian artists, I am grateful to be able to listen to them now. Thank you for the English translation. Greetings from the Philippines.
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This song is so nostalgic, I'm 42 and remember my mom playing his songs while she cooked and clean. So emotional listening to them now, especially the meaning of this actual song.
Unironically some of the best lyrics I have ever seen
this is great! I've been trying to learn khmer by listening to music. with this translation i can peice things together. Thank you
You're welcome!
c'est ma maman qui m'a fait découvrir cette merveilleuse chanson !!!
Elle a choisi une bonne chanson pour vous présenter.
Thank you for this! This is another song I really like! I appreciate that you take the time to translate all these songs.
You're welcome!
O timbre de voz dele é semelhante a um cantor de brega brasileiro chamaro de "franquito lopes o índio apaixonado". Inclusive essa música tem um ritmo parecido com o brega.
Wow, thank you for the translation. All the feels!
You're welcome!
Omg loc ta's lyrics are unmatched ❤
thanks for all these translations
You're welcome! Glad to have you here.
Great Translations, Such a Wonderful Lyrics in this song. Intelligent, great Poems.
Khmer songs are romantic at the core
Idol in my heart ❤️ 🎶🎤😢😢
❤this song 🎵 so much
thank you from russia, it sounds good
Thanks! And you're welcome.
One of my favorite oldies song, the translation was different but good. The graphic video needs a lot of work though.
ខ្មែរសំលេងល្អពិតសិនសុីសាមុត
Thanks so much for these! I can't find your video of "Old, Pot Tasty Rice" by Ros Sereysothea. Could you please make one? thanks!
Does anyone know the release date of this song?
I think it was late 1971.
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មហាពីរេាះ
It's a good song, isn't it? I think it's one of his best songs.
តើមានអ្វីកើតឡើងនៅក្នុងប្រទេសកម្ពុជាបានទទួលការគាំទ្រពីសំណាក់អ្នកប្រើប្រាស់អាចទទួលបានការគាំទ្រ
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There're some mistranslation and some part of translation couldn't capture the sweetest meaning of this song.
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