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{{unbulleted list|{{team flag|Çakaristan}} – ''"The song has too little swing to the taste of the Çakari, but there is appreciation for the thought behind the choice!"''}} | {{unbulleted list|{{team flag|Çakaristan}} – ''"The song has too little swing to the taste of the Çakari, but there is appreciation for the thought behind the choice!"''|{{team flag|Sanama}} – ''"Wechua sounds a bit like Sanaman! And the lyrics are nice, about like national heritage and stuff. I like it!" Maliya, 17, interviewed by SNT in Niyi.''}} | ||
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Revision as of 21:50, 4 November 2020
Alduria-Wechua was represented by Renata Flores in Microvision 2020. The song is entitled "Qawachkanchik chay Killallata" (Looking at the same moon).
Blurb
Renata Flores is a up-and-coming Wechua pop artist that is carrying the Wechu language and breaking barriers! Her song "Qawachkanchik chay Killallata" (Looking at the same moon) talks about the bullying that children and youth suffer because of the difficulties native Wechu speakers have picking up Istvanistani, Martino, or Alexandrian easily. The song encourages people to be nicer and kinder, reminding us that we're all "looking at the same moon". The song celebrates loving our culture and languages, but without violence and hate for other cultures and languages by asking "Quien soy? Pitaq Kani?"
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Lyrics
Reactions and propaganda
Çakaristan – "The song has too little swing to the taste of the Çakari, but there is appreciation for the thought behind the choice!"
Sanama – "Wechua sounds a bit like Sanaman! And the lyrics are nice, about like national heritage and stuff. I like it!" Maliya, 17, interviewed by SNT in Niyi.
