Ive been singing this song back when I was in 5th grade 2013 because of my sister who had a project involving Malaysian Folk Songs. I was addicted to it to the point I sing and hum it at school. My classmates even called me weird - called me out often. I just wanted to be happy :'D ONLY TO FIND OUT THEY BE DANCING AND LIP SINCING IT IN 2022 - bruh moment for me :') Edit: It was Indonesian! I thought it was Malaysian for years. Sorry Sorry My mistake!
Malaysians and Indonesians need to stop arguing, we can share this song/culture because no one else in the world can claim it 👍 This song is practically the backbone of 90% of all our millennial and genZ childhood. bangkit nusantara
pemerintah malaysia akhirnya menyerah soal pemilik lagu "rasa sayange" menteri kebudayaan kesenian dan warisan malysia "rais yatim" telah bertemu dengan menteri kebudayaan dan periwisata "jero wancik" dalam pertemuan itu MALAYSIA MENGAKUI BAHWA LAGU "RASA SAYANGE"MILIK INDONESIA ketua umum DPP dan penata musik rekaman INDONESIA (PAPPRI) "Drama oratmangun" mengatakan dalam kunjungan ke MALAYSIA kesempahaman antara jero wancik dan rais yatim ""persoalan lagu RASA SAYANGE selesai secara de facto MALAYSIA MEBGAKUI LAGU RASA SAYANGE MILIK INDONESIA""kata drama pada 12 november 2007😊
No... we refuse to share culture unless it was obviously shared like dayak and malay culture, and thats it... This song is either of both so u should stop telling people that this song is Malaysian Folk song, cause its obviously not...
Lirik: Lihat dari jauh rasa sayang-sayange Sayange rasa sayang badane, nge Lihat dari jauh rasa sayang-sayange Rasa sayange rasa sayang badane, nge Lihat dari jauh rasa sayang-sayange Rasa sayang jauh, rasa sayang jauh, lihat dari jauh rasa sayang-sayange Rasa sayang jauh, rasa sayang jauh rasa sayang-sayange Rasa sayang jauh, rasa sayang jauh, lihat dari jauh rasa sayang-sayange (ulang-ulang) Mirip bahasa Bali, "rasa sayange" berarti "rasa sayangku"
This song since my age 4 in kindergarten my teacher teaching me and my school mate how to singing this song!! This song is a folk song in our Southeast Asia,especially Malaysia and Indonesia!❤️❤️
@@SquishyCabbageYT jfkfkfllckfkfklfmfmfmfmfmffkfkfffkfkmdnfmfkddmdkdmksxmdmkcpx mm nckfkfkfjfkfkfskrijfodofpdlfjdopefjkfoekfnfodofjfjfofkfkfmdmmdmskd xx s as scckdfkzk sw sxsnnsisxhbxnxhjdjxkdjxjxjdjxjdjdjd😂
this is also a malay folk song that is also popular, including in singapore. Although it is recognized as both malay and indonesian folk song considering both being apart of nusantara
@@Ch.Aris.xp_line You cant really completely rely the source on Facebook when theres already a wiki established. This song has more Malay-Portuguese influence more than Dutch influence unlike other Maluku folk Ambonese dialect based songs. Portuguese come to Malacca before they arrived to Maluku, the Portuguese ethnic still exists in Malaysia but not in Maluku. Thus, Rasa Sayang is from Malaysia originally from Malacca since 1511. This song have been acknowledged as Malay archipelago/Nusantara heritage instead as both came from the same roots and language.
it is very funny! many claim that this is a song belonging to the people of Malaysia. The song "Rasa Sayange" belongs to Indonesia because it is a folk song that has been entrenched in Maluku province since their ancestors. The creator of this song is "Paulus Pea." The Minister of Tourism of Malaysia Adnan Tengku Mansor said that the Indonesian people cannot prove that the song Rasa Sayange is an Indonesian folk song. However, the evidence was eventually found. 'Rasa Sayange' is known to have been recorded for the first time at the Lokananta Solo record company in 1962.[4] On November 11, 2007, the Minister of Culture, Arts and Cultural Heritage of Malaysia, Rais Yatim, admitted that Rasa Sayange belonged to Indonesia. Regarding the recording evidence of "Rasa Sayange", evidence the song was recorded by Lokananta, Solo, Indonesia in 1962 on a disc black Gramophone.[4] The master recording of this disc is still kept by Perum PNRI Surakarta Branch which was formerly PN Lokananta
Popular folk song at singapore, malaysia and indonesia but I think origin is Indonesia because the language. Fun fact: rasa sayang hei = feel the love hei
@@Bart-df2lk BUKAN DARI MALAYSIA!!!!, EMANG KUTANYA, MULAI TAHUN BERAPA LAGUNYA DIBUAT????????? SIAPA PEMBUATNYA????????? SEJAK KAPAN DIPOPULERKAN???? ARTI DARI LAGU ITU APA?????? BAHASA APA YANG DIGUNAKAN LAGU ITU?????????
if you put it in speed 0.75 it sounds very good I must say something is that it reminds me of the second world war if I close my eyes I only see the war as if it were a memory
Aduh jadi trauma, waktu Saya Masih kelas 2 saya di paksa nyanyi, sekali salah, kena hukum, hukumannya ringan kok, Berjemur di lampangan sampai jam pulang 💀
indonesian and malaysians argue a bit about the origin of this song as a Malaysian I'll give my most objective opinion: this song's origin is definitely from Indonesia, but spread it's popularity to Malaysia quickly and therefore became a shared folk song the Polish and Ukrainians also have a shared folk song called hej sokoly origin from Poland ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZzZ1qmXZBuY.html