Where are Midu folk songs?

Midu folk song is a folk song of the Han nationality in Yunnan, which originated in Midu County in the southeast of Dali Bai Autonomous Prefecture in western Yunnan.

Midu county used to be a place where vagrants from different provinces lived together. The caravan traveling from south to north not only brought the commercial prosperity here, but also brought the song of homesickness in the dead of night, so they released the homesickness of the groom with songs and dispelled the loneliness of wandering outside with songs and dances, which deeply shocked people's hearts and caused the heartache of the local people who often suffered from Where are you going?

Midu folk songs began at that time, and people here gradually developed the habit of pouring out their joys and sorrows with songs. Midu folk songs are minor, which is passed down from mouth to mouth.

Midu represents folk songs.

The most representative folk song in Midu is Mountain to Mountain, Cliff to Cliff, which has a lively rhythm and is widely sung. China famous singer Li Guyi, 1984 first sang, and famous singers Zhang Ye, Liu Fang, Ayudo, etc.

Lyrics:

Mountain to mountain, cliff to cliff.

Bees come from the mountains to pick flowers.

Bees die from picking flowers.

Liang Shanbo is Zhu Yingtai.

Ye Yi na

Mountain to mountain, cliff to cliff.

The river runs through rabbits.

Brother lifts stones, sister fights sand.

Huaqiao lifted and walked through Nepal.

Ye Yi na

Mountain to mountain, cliff to cliff.

Bees come from the mountains to pick flowers.

Bees die from picking flowers.

Liang Shanbo is Zhu Yingtai.

Ye Yi na

Mountain to mountain, cliff to cliff.

The river runs through rabbits.

Brother lifts stones, sister fights sand.

Huaqiao lifted and walked through Nepal.

Ye Yi na