Music TypeˇJFolk, Light Rock
LanguageˇJMandarin, Taiwan Aboriginal Dialect
ProducerˇJ J R
ArtistsˇJPanai
PriceˇJNTD 330
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Award
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China Times, Top 10 Best Chinese Albums In 2000.
*
The
reward of Top 10 Chinese music album reward in '2000 from "Chinese
musician's association"
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Listening / Program
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01
Ni Wa-Wa
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02
Me
Myself
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03
Wandering
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04
Floating,
Sinking
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05
Tied Up in
Knots
06
My Beautiful Mother, Da-Wu Mountain
07
Sometimes
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08
Gone
is Gone
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09
Heaven
MV
10
Do
You Know Who You AreˇH
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11
WhyˇH
12
Every
Day's Dream
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Introduction
ni-wa-wa
The story of a woman who grow up
Panai's songs are like the shifting shadows that move through
the back alleys of Taiwan cities and towns. You may never know
they're there, but once you run across them they explode with
color, and they stick to you like a second skin. They taste like
honey mixed with wine, and resonate with hollow melancholy, the
wanderer's dream of home. Panai spent her childhood on the road,
traveling from town to town with her family and her guitar.
These songs are home, and once you enter them, you'll feel
you've known them for years.
panai is a self-taught singer-songwriter of the puyuma
and ami tribes of south-eastern Taiwan. She spent her
childhood traveling with her family through the cities
and countryside of Taiwan, following available
employment, and her music reflects a life of wandering
and yearning for home. panaiˇ¦s songs forge eclectic
influences into a passionate style that has led many to
call her the Tracy Chapman of Taiwan.
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Edition Extended
TCM012
Pau-dull &
Panai Unplugged Live
Panai
Wandering
* Japanese
Editions
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[P+C] 2000 TCM -Taiwan Colors Music Co., Ltd. Taiwan.
