Les musiciens khmers avaient fait " chnam one dop pram muy ", un chef-d'œuvre . Plusieurs grands musiciens chanteurs khmers étaient morts en faisant la guerre dans les années 1970 . Un jour, en 1970, alors que je sortais du lycée français Descartes, des musiciens cambodgiens dont un chanteur, reprenait, en cambodgien, la chanson " à tout casser " de Johnny Hallyday : c'était aussi bon que la version française . Un peuple très doué, heureux de vivre .
😢❤🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🙏how much I love my old Khmers country I’ve learn from my parent and older sibling my parent has such a prosperious time and to all my beloved Khmers people during that time. Imagine Cambodia were a normal live until today I would never ever leave my beloved country. My roots my ancestors my grandparent ❤😓🙏🇰🇭
If Chhom Nicole were around in the 60’s, she’d have been up there with Ros Sereysothea and Pen Ran!! Even better that she is alive today so I can hear her beautiful voice live 😊
Really excited to see this!!!!! When I saw the drakkar poster I was so happy. It’s fascinating because of the setting in which this scene was born, died and became reborn (although it’s rebirth is extremely controversial)
Today’s Cambodia not the same before 1969 before that times Cambodia country very clean and beautiful people is friendly today’s Cambodia people leaning from pol pot same people so lazy hateful want every don’t have go robbery same people work so have have everything country becomes lawless country rich people can buy law rich robbing the poor taking they lands and houses buy young girls prostitution for themes pay government workers most government workers is their customers and foreign people most of massage or bars have prostitution law says illegal stills around money can made invisible in Cambodia today’s
I had to say as a foreign born Khmer After 22 years i have no idea what my people are soo passionate full of rich culture. Am heavily touch and wishes to discover more and hope to shariah this golden ages once more
I lost it when the lady said she told them she was a banana seller.. you can see her pain and how much sadness this brings her everyday. I can’t wait to see this documentary. Such beautiful music I came to love so much and it makes me sad that this had to happen.. but their legacy and music will always be a reminder of them and that makes me happy to know they are still alive through their music.
You can try one thing, check the playlist "A little selection of pre 1975 cambodian songs" on my channel, in the description is included a link for this doc (you'll have to make copy paste of it).
As the pop culture flourish in Phnom Penh, the people are enjoying so much that they forget and ignore the threat of massive corruption and communist in the jungle gaining more support from the exiled king.
