Two Foot Cow "Charikanari " Babylon Warriors (music video)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- Babylon Warriors performing, Belizean Culture Music.
Two foot cow "Charikanari", is the dramatization of a hunting scene. As this masked dance begins, the observer is introduced to a two footed cow and a hunter (hunta-man) carrying on his shoulder a sixteen-gauge gun.
As the story unravels, we witness the frolicsome capers of the lilting tune of the harmonica, accompanied by the resounding, measured, rhythmic boom of the Garifuna bass drum (Segundo), and the lead Garifuna drum (Primero).
The buffoonery never fails to capture the imagination of the audience.
-----Charikanari story by: Clifford Palacio
"This video is dedicated to two of our fallen brother and sister, that played a very important role in the recording of "Two Foot Cow " at Paramount Studio in Hollywood. Babylon Warriors member: the late: Dana Martinez (harmonica, backing vocal) , and guest artist, the late: Andy Palacio (lead & backing vocals). Other guest artist included: Renich "Reptile" Michaels (lead & backing vocal / co-writer), Tony "T-Love" Garcia (lead & backing vocal / co-writer), Babylon Warriors members includes: Patrick Barrow (grater) Raymond Barrow (backing vocal, percussions) Lesmond Sosa (backing vocal, percussions) Jessie Flores (lead & backing vocal, lead garifuna drums), Georgette Lambey (backing vocal, shaker) Sapps Sapps Sanchez (backing vocals, bass garifuna drums) Nelson Fuller (percussion) guest artists on backing vocals: (Dennise Bermudez, Stephannie Williams)
Charikanari (Two Foot Cow) co-written, arranged, produced and recorded by Babylon Warriors.
Available on the Babylon Warriors 'Punta Hits CD' distributed on Caye Records
----Babylon Warriors music video was film at "The Belize Caye Fest" in Los Angeles, May 31st, 1993 ---
Published by: Belmopan Music BMI 1993
copyright 2009, Dayabra
www.belizemusicworld.com
www.babylonwarriors.com
My dad is from Belize and I grew up listening to this song. 😀💯
I remember seeing them in 2004 at San pedro la
Isla bonita.
This is the number one cultural song. Straight outta Griga. My big brother Reptile sings this song. R. I.P Rep. even though they didn’t want to acknowledge you, but the proof is in the pudding. This song is always going to be number one, because it plays every holiday.especially Christmas. Wasati bemeri íbu. Gone way too soon Reptile. Buítitibu buidubei bameragu. Yara seiri.
🤗🤗🤗😘😘🥰❤️😊💞❤️💕👍👍👍👍👍👍💖💕
Bring back nice memories
I remember back in the day in Los Angeles California I ProForm dancing to this music
Childhood memories
Best song that ever
Garifuna CLASSIC
This song was introduced to me by my in-laws who are from Belize and I love this song.
Aww, man.... I love this beat! Missing Dangriga like mad right now!
Infectious song, foot tapping, whining time!!!
Bigg tune BElize!!!!!1
My dad was playing the drum the guy who said bway bway watch your self gial gial watch your self
Dueuieieiririirir
Beautiful 😍
my roots love it
Tiffany Lopez fghhhhyy
My Roots❤️
saludos desde Barcelona..muy bueno.me encanta la musca africana..especial si es de Centro America....joooer....venga vamos tio....D'''iablossssssssssssss
Wow!! another delightful music from Belize, the horns and drumming is simply catching. What does the song mean ?? the two Cow song ? history, culture, folklore ? Listening from Lagos, Nigeria on Jan 1st 2019. great. Wow diasporian music.
@QTee awesome, thanks for explaining.
@@dr.patrickijewere6855 some elements of what Qtee is saying is correct however, the Creoles are not "indigenous" to Belize. Only the Mayans can claim such. The genre of music is known as "punta rock" and it is indigenous to the nation of Belize. It has spread to neighboring countries in central America however, Belizeans originated " Punta Rock". The Creoles in Belize originated a genre known as Belizeans "Brukdown" not Soca! The group seen here in this video comprises of Garifuna men from southern Belize most of whom are pioneers of Belizeans punta rock. The song itself is just a humorous tale that describes a dual between the hunter (the man with the machete) and the hunted (the two footed cow) . Only in Belize will you ever find two footed cows😂. Hope that helps.
This has nothing to do with Belize or Honduras ...this is Garifuna music from the garinagus
I like my two foot cow track
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i like the way he shake his batty
Eight and go through his house you are Yu your phone and then your our team that your you have a wonderful you
Jsjfifiufigitigiirt grittier to your phone yet so I'm thinking you could send it to your email I yu
Hi pat. di u have "punta rock ina babylon," by Babylon warriors?
Dat song “Punta rock inna Babylon” was done by Smith Brothers
And I like it
two foot cow
We di fight babylan long time
I am no longer a vegan