【Recommended】Walking around the world
"Walking to the End of the World" is a song by Jiangyang Dolma, originally sung by Ye Beiwen, and included in the album "Golden Glory" released by Jiangyang Dolma in 2009. Chinese name: Walking the End of the World Album: "Golden Glory" Song duration: 04:34 Release time: 2009 Original singer: Jiangyang Zhuoma Lyrics: Yang Wang Composer: Lao Mao Music style: Pop Song language: Mandarin Lyrics The moon still stops in the wilderness Your figure is getting longer and longer Until the sound of horse hooves in the distance Calls you to sing in all directions Look up to the sky and see only two rows of wild geese I bowed my head and shed my makeup with tears. I leaned on the railing and covered the wall with lovesickness. The road of love is too long all night long. Your footsteps wandered to the end of the world. My thoughts followed you to the distance. Whose tears condensed into frost in the moonlight. It was you who made me miss you. Your footsteps wandered to the end of the world. My thoughts followed you to the distance. If I can't marry you in this life, I will turn into a butterfly and cling to you in the next life. I will break the strings and complain about separation. Looking through the autumn water, one cannot see through the love network. The reincarnation of the years cannot take away the sadness. The white snow cannot cover the melancholy. The time flies by withered glory on the plain. But the years have turned to frost, but I hope to be with you for thousands of miles. I can't forget it. I can't forget it. Song analysis This song has a strong flavor of the Mongolian grassland, and when sung by Jiangyang Dolma, those familiar grassland songs are re-injected with fresh wilderness flavor. Singer Profile Click to View Picture Jiangyang Dolma Jiangyang Dolma, a Tibetan singer, is known as "the most beautiful mezzo-soprano in the world" and "the 'Dedema' who sings Tibetan songs". In 1984, the daughter of an ordinary Tibetan farmer was born in Dege County, the ancient city of Kham on the snowy plateau. She loved art since she was a child, and she was even more passionate about vocal music. Like her parents, she has a lively and cheerful personality. She has been exposed to the essence of Kham people's ability to sing and dance since she was a child. By chance, she was admitted to the Garze Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture Song and Dance Troupe. She had just turned 20 that year, and finally realized her dream wish. Soar in the sea of art. In 2003, he studied at Sichuan Conservatory of Music and graduated in 2005. After returning to the group, she served as a mezzo-soprano soloist and participated in various performances at home and abroad. In 2008, an album reflecting Jiangyang Dolma's singing ability was born, which is "This Mountain·This Water". This album was released on CD, VCD, and DVD. It also selected works with different singing styles, such as "Eastern Girl Country", "Auspicious Butter Lamp", "Ode to a Loving Mother", etc. These songs brought Jiangyang Dolma's singing skills to the extreme and fully demonstrated the rich, deep and free artistic charm of the mezzo-soprano. In addition to "This Mountain·This Water", he also published albums "Golden Call", "Golden Glory", "Eastern Women's Country", and "Voice of China". Among them, "Golden Call" is the most distinctive, comparable to Mi Nian's "Love Tanggula".
