I like this song so much that i have come back here many times. The last few virses of ‘Geji’, just melt me. Young Ayanga is so adorable, listening this song by him, you just feel like giving him a big hug and telling him that his mother is listening and smiling at him from above. God bless Ayanga.
His face, his voice so beautiful and touching. I wish you all the success my wonderful Thunder , go on and spread this amazing sounds of your wonderful voice , Ayanga ⚡️⚡️🌟✨
When Ayanga sings, he doesn't have an inner mongolian accent which he does when he is speaking. He has grown a lot since he has performed this song in 2016. I have discovered him since Super vocal and can't miss one day without listening him. Wish him a good luck and professional growth.
“Mother’s Kindness” Mongolian song - Avanga sang to his mother in heaven in his first solo concert - December 31 2015 AYANGA “Return of Thor” concert in Erdos Grand Theater.
Debi Williams, Ayunga was singing a song about grateful feelings towards dear mom. At the end of the song, he raised his voice, calling Mom Mom, Mon, very touching.
Thank you for your reply. It was so obvious it was personal to him, when he raises his hand part way through the song then brings it to his chest, the smile he gives gazing upwards is just pure love for his Mom.
@@geraldinezaremba1025 The title in my music CD was written in Cyrillic (Russian), not Chinese, script and I couldn't read it. Haranga is a Mongolian (not Inner Mongolian) hard rock band based in Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia's capital. There was a music video of it in RU-vid before and I included it in my Liked Videos. Now the video is deleted. I'll send this video to a Mongolian friend and let her translate the title. The English translation of the Chinese title of this video is "Mom's Kindness". Maybe that's the title.
@@geraldinezaremba1025 Got the info from my Mongolian friend. The song's title in Mongolian and English: Eh Ursiin Elberel (Love Between Mom and Dad, composed by Nomiiri Talst. The original singer is Yun Nashre Mo, an Inner Mongolian singer. If you want to watch it so you can compare it with Ayunga's version, the link is ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mVnuBF9wDxA.html&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR3EaNdm51f4lrEcv5RK26EWJ6IcmH50OjvfacteE0SVIBviyikT7gdQAAg Title of the video, written in Cyrillic, is Uranchimeg (The Birth of the Mother).
tengds Thank you so much for the information. I did go and watch the video you recommended and it is beautiful but I still prefer Ayanga’s version. He could read the phone book and I would sit and listen, even his speaking voice is soft and comforting. And when he smiles and laughs he lights up the Universe. Number one on my Bucket List is to see him perform in person some day, even if I have to go to China. The world needs more people like him and his friends to make it a better place for everyone. Peace & Love from 🇺🇸💖💖💖💖💖
@@geraldinezaremba1025 Of course, I also love Ayunga's version! I just showed you the original so you can see how he transformed an ordinary song to become his very own. What a fitting tribute to the memory of his Mom!
Debi Williams I don’t know Mongolian. I can only guess. Since this song is for his mother (Love from Mom), he looks up (to see his mother from above). In the end, he shouts “mother”? (only my guess) three times. My heart is broken...... I’m missing my mom from above.
@@lightnocturne5155 Thank you Kathleen, I just knew it was something personal to him. After watching the video of him talking about losing his parents and brother and the sadness of his last memories of his Mother it would make perfect sense for him to honour her that way. 😢
