¡Nirai Pana
¡Shokichi Kina
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[Machine Translation] Shokichi Kina releases his first album in 8 years. In addition to the first recording of "Sou Hana (Sou Hana)," Sadashige Chika, the man who created the era, includes the lyrics of "Milos no Ume (The Plum of Milos)," 11 songs recorded in studio. I want to tell the children of the future about the past 40 years. Last December 1, 2011, an epoch-making LIVE was held in Koza. LIVE Koza 2011 Sanshin SAMURAI: 40 Years of Island Songs" Featuring Sadao Chika, Shokichi Kina, and Rinken Teruya, hosted by Kosetsu Minami. It was the first time in 40 years that the three pioneers who created the foundation of the Okinawan music world and the island song boom were on the same stage. In the audience were Kazushi Miyazawa, BEGIN (Eisho Higa, Yu Shimabukuro, Uechi, etc.), Yasukatsu Oshima, Toru Yonaha, Claudia Oshiro, Shigeki Nasu, Yoshimi Kuwae, and other musicians, as well as printmaker Mutetoshi Naga and editor Kazuhiro Shinjo. Shokichi Kina, whose voice has a history and a transition, has been heard since "Haisai Osisan" released in 1977. His voice has a soul and a presence that has increased with age. Perhaps it is his complicated mix of activities outside of music, or perhaps it is his position that makes it so, but his voice has a kamigakai-like quality, a voice that is created by the incomprehensible image of a hated person, a voice that cries, talks, prays, and sings. The voice has a history and weight of 35 years. Times are changing rapidly, people are parting and meeting again and again, and "Yuttai kwattai umushirumun. The year 2012 will mark the 40th anniversary of the return of Shokichi Kina to Japan. The year 2012 will mark the 40th anniversary of his return to Japan, and the conversation turns to the production of his first CD in eight years. As our predecessors used to say, "Uta sanshin," or "song sanshin. The CD "Nirai Pana" is a reproduction of Shokichi Kina's own songs from more than 30 years ago, and the lyrics are still compelling enough to be heard in this day and age. The lyrics are sufficiently persuasive and exist even in this day and age, which is surprising. The soul-stirring music of Shokichi Kina is world music from Okinawa, and this CD album makes us feel strongly that he is one of the few musicians/Uchinese musicians who can transmit his music from this small island universe to the world.
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