Sanko Nachiyak.
Fuzhou News Network, August 8 (Fuzhou Evening News reporter Weng Yumin) Three years ago, a song "lostrivers" became popular overnight on major social networking sites in China, and the various voices in the song challenged the limits of human beings, making the singer of this song, Shanko Nachiyak, known as the "Queen of the Divine Comedy". Last night, Shanko Nachiyak came to Rong for a small concert with an experimental temperament, which opened the eyes of Fuzhou music fans.
Last night, at the event site of Taihe in the East Second Ring Road, pop-upstore art installations created a wilderness realm in the form of scene reproduction: nomadic tribal tents scattered in it, lighting installations in the shape of bonfires, mirrors in the shape of wild dead wood, and so on. At the invitation of the Donorati?co brand, Sanko opened with a song "musicmailtotuva", and the model behind her stepped out to the rhythm of the music. There is a kind of magic behind Shanko's natural voice, which constructs a wonderful and mysterious wilderness scene, and the two seemingly completely different artistic symbols of musical notes and colors have become communication tools across races and countries.
Tuva's chief Hummai female singer, Sanko Nachiyak, is also known as "the most amazing super girl in the world today", and in his early years he soothed the hearts of the world with the ethereal original song "Old Melodie" of "Silent Sky". Shankot learned to sing since she was a child, formed a folk rock band, and when she grew up, she went to Moscow to study vocal music, in addition to learning the tuvan tradition of Humai singing, she also constantly challenged the limits and edges of her art.
Humai, also known as laryngeal singing, double singing, multi-vocal singing or Haolin Chaoer, is a singing method of many ethnic groups in the area around the Altai Mountains. Yesterday, Shanko also brought this soul sound to the people of Fuzhou.