So like Broken Moon is a masterpiece right. And this is also a masterpiece. This right here, I revisit this so often it's insane. I'm not a huge fan of a lot of the styles you translate Touhou music into, but I really appreciate the work you put in. But this one, man, it feels like Broken Moon was always originally like this. Like this is what Suika used to play all those years ago for the other divas on those long drunken nights. It's particularly potent both as a nostalgic piece and as its own standalone interpretation and that's really something special. A lot of the little emotional tinges of Broken Moon are represented well here, and in its own way even does a great job of matching the bombastic nature of SWR's Broken Moon with a slower but more deliberate confidence. It may be immaterial, but this cover is not missing ANY power. Hats off.
Well that’s quite interesting. At the time when I did the arrangement I lacked many of the tools I use now for my arrangement and so I’ve seen it as a bit outdated but other than that even the rhythm of huayno back then I still had not the knowledge to properly put the “swing” the genre should rhythmically have so that was another thing I regretted from it. But yet it seems some people have found a real appreciation for it irregardless of it, I am grateful for that.
the music that you post is simply fantastic, this one in particular along with "the girl who played with people's shapes" reminds me of peruvian/incan music, this one in particular also reminds me of yzma's song: snuff out the light
The alice one is not peruvian thats merengue, aka dominican music. also this huayno in particular actually feels a bit dated to my ears because I didn’t have access to the swing I put on my huaynos now. Also lastly incan music is nothing at all like republican peruvian music, be it huaynos or valses. actual incan music I doubt most people would find pleasing on the basis that it did use microtones, and is actually more similar to meantone temperament than equal-tone like we have nowadays in western music.
@@Someone45356 Por aqui tengo su cuenta. Quizas escribiste mal su nombre probablemente. www.youtube.com/@lorenlyproducer Y gracias por leer mi comentario
What's the instrument that kicks in at 0:49? It sounds a little bit like an accordion, but I don't think that's what it is. Also, what instrument is the melody? HELP. THANKS (:
Oh well for the first question, thats a saxophone its just played in a more staccato way like how its played in huayno though. As for the main melody instruments they’re composed of zampoñas (andean pan flutes) and Quenas (another type of andean flute)
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WE ARE ANDEAN GOBLIN
I play this in my mom's car and she said she loves it
she a touhou fan
@quackkiand my friends say touhou aint for everyone, what a lie...
"la duende japones" lmao
I've been desiring to run an old West sorta ttrpg setting and these just... They're perfect man. I love these so so SO MUCH
me too! this is so good
Something better, peruvian Huaynos from the Sierra
@@NatanTrombetta woah its you cool
i cant get enough of these dude
The lick. It's perfectly placed.
So like Broken Moon is a masterpiece right. And this is also a masterpiece. This right here, I revisit this so often it's insane. I'm not a huge fan of a lot of the styles you translate Touhou music into, but I really appreciate the work you put in. But this one, man, it feels like Broken Moon was always originally like this. Like this is what Suika used to play all those years ago for the other divas on those long drunken nights. It's particularly potent both as a nostalgic piece and as its own standalone interpretation and that's really something special. A lot of the little emotional tinges of Broken Moon are represented well here, and in its own way even does a great job of matching the bombastic nature of SWR's Broken Moon with a slower but more deliberate confidence. It may be immaterial, but this cover is not missing ANY power. Hats off.
Well that’s quite interesting. At the time when I did the arrangement I lacked many of the tools I use now for my arrangement and so I’ve seen it as a bit outdated but other than that even the rhythm of huayno back then I still had not the knowledge to properly put the “swing” the genre should rhythmically have so that was another thing I regretted from it.
But yet it seems some people have found a real appreciation for it irregardless of it, I am grateful for that.
Suikayna Ibukispe
Very very underrated channel, thank you for existing
La Suika de las Pampas
temazo, quedo perfecto
This captures the spirit of South American Suika perfectly 👹
2:24 was that the lick
you just earned yourself a subscriber
Nice🎉
Suika looks so satisfied with that face
WTF que buena , huayno xd finaso , PEsuika
i will always come back to this song gg
I absolutely love the artwork
this sog goes insanely hard two beers in
¡Pero que Muqui tenemos aqui! Esta imagen me hizo el dia y ahora falta ver a Sanae vestida como colla.
Tal vez no de colla, pero si la hize como de chorra argentina
South American Suika gives me so much life! ^^
the music that you post is simply fantastic, this one in particular along with "the girl who played with people's shapes" reminds me of peruvian/incan music, this one in particular also reminds me of yzma's song: snuff out the light
The alice one is not peruvian thats merengue, aka dominican music. also this huayno in particular actually feels a bit dated to my ears because I didn’t have access to the swing I put on my huaynos now. Also lastly incan music is nothing at all like republican peruvian music, be it huaynos or valses. actual incan music I doubt most people would find pleasing on the basis that it did use microtones, and is actually more similar to meantone temperament than equal-tone like we have nowadays in western music.
Esto es insanamente adictivo bro con fe sale la cumbia de Rumia
La Gringa Goblina!
La duende chinita 🗣 🔥
THIS ONE is awesome!
Suika cambio el sake por hojas de coca
The music that was played during Peru's independence:
Esta muy bonito
Great channel. 🤍
なんというか、うーん、なんか可能性を感じる
EL DUENDE!??!! mimimimimimimimimi
Ojala que algún día Someone haga colaboracion con la productora vocaloid Lorenly seria un gran crossover VocaloidxTouhou Peruano
Desconozco de quien sera esa productora, y los resultados en youtube no me han dado nada de nada
@@Someone45356 Por aqui tengo su cuenta. Quizas escribiste mal su nombre probablemente.
www.youtube.com/@lorenlyproducer
Y gracias por leer mi comentario
@@Someone45356 Ella también ha hecho Huayno y Marinera originales usando el programa
What's the instrument that kicks in at 0:49? It sounds a little bit like an accordion, but I don't think that's what it is. Also, what instrument is the melody? HELP. THANKS (:
Oh well for the first question, thats a saxophone its just played in a more staccato way like how its played in huayno though.
As for the main melody instruments they’re composed of zampoñas (andean pan flutes) and Quenas (another type of andean flute)
La Duende Japonés, haha, yo he visto o que hicistes
Sería posible una saya con el tema de Flandre?
Si me aprendo mejor como va la saya hare una tal vez
@@Someone45356 muchas gracias ojalá :D se pueda
4!
Fits well at 1.25x speed
Japanese duende