IV Gari Gynda Narmi

[@thepamlerfam1793]

this is my culture song

[@allisonsummers247]

This is the traditional welcome to country song. It roughly translates to “digging in the earth”

[@thepamlerfam1793]

wow

[@peacetvaustralia1180]

deadly!!!!!! gari gynda narmi

[@_sis_pidge_6639]

This is my assessment song

[@Rileythechipfamily]

I couldn't find a translation. Does anyone have one please as I'm doing a uni assignment. Thanks

[@tigar83]

I learn this dance back in 1988 some of dance is not the same it has change i don't know why" but i don't remember dance like that' i remember me and boys had to get it right, if not had to again,again until is was right. but anyway Well frist it saying welcome to land and I'll pick the fruit and berry's and fish from sea and rivers and I'll share with you come and join us and to have fest with you I'll share my food with you and your welcome to join us I'll share with you come and seat me.
IT'S A WELCOME SONG.."

[@Dancingsistersduo101]

Yama

[@NorthHorseMedia]

Hi Delena, as far as I know this is a widely sung traditional Australian Aboriginal song - so I don't think there would be a problem teaching it to the kids - you can find more info about the song and a translation by googling Gari Gynda Narmi. Cheers

[@MrJohndhanley]

sorry not here on Yugarapul Chepara land I don't think so

[@darlzb8619]

Guy you are incorrect. Only certain tribes are to sing this. You need to speak to the Wakka Wakka people.

[@princesspeach4107]

This song is song from the Wakka Wakka tribe. This isn't sung Australia wide.

[@vap0rjake115]

@@darlzb8619 you are fuckin wakka wakka crazy bro!!! LMAO

[@Gokuuufamtheman]

As a former Australian