Here’s a song that our practice group listened to a while back. I remember hearing this song within my first few months of learning Chamorro, and at that time the only words I could really catch were “Saipan”, “Chamoru”, and “para’isu.” I’m happy to say that now I’m able to hear the lyrics and sing along to this one, and it has become another favorite. During my brief visit to Saipan last year, the island and its people really were as welcoming and lovely as the song says. We even met a Korean couple who were on their honeymoon in Saipan, and the first thing they talked about was everyone’s kindness. Bula guinaiya to Saipan 🙂
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Kåntan Chamoru: Ti Siña Yu’ Sin Hågu
This post includes Chamorro lyrics and an English translation for the song Ti Siña Yu’ Sin Hågu by Glenn “Poochie” Paulino. Happy listening!
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