#Malagasy music

[ramianofficial]

RAMIAN - TAFALATSAKA ( CLIP OFFICIEL )

[camcat1320]

Dang it, Shakespeare!

This man's plays of old hath dost inspired me so yet again. I weep at the thought of the pain my characters will experience therein.

I'd like to start by saying the characters in the ATLA comics lack depth and complexity. Ursa and Ikem (later Noren) are made too perfect. This makes the characters feel more like cardboard rather than a multifaceted human people could relate to. Initially, I was just going to follow suit in my writing. However after watching Othello, it has inspired me to give them more depth and complexity.

In my fanfiction, "Book 4: Air, the Missing Element", I intend to redesign Ikem/Noren and Kiyi to be BIPOC, drawing inspiration from Malagasy culture. This decision was made prior to me watching Othello.

In a previous post, I had mentioned that I had thought to make them also deaf and/or mute for intersectional representation. However, I have redacted this decision. I do not wish to make my only recurring BIPOC characters to have no voice and unintentionally perpetuate a negative societal message.

The relationship of Ikem and Ursa reminds me of Katherine Parr, the 6th wife of Henry VIII. Katherine had loved a man and wished to wed him, however, the king came along proposing marriage and Katherine had no choice in the matter. Upon Henry's death, she returned to her previous love and married him. Katherine's characterization in SIX the Musical is inspiring for my rendition of Ursa, being an advocate for female education and equality.

Wait, isn't this supposed to be about Shakespeare?

Yes, I'm getting to that. I had recently watched Othello by William Shakespeare hoping to gather inspiration for my writing. The main characters Othello and Desdemona are a interracial couple, similar for my intentions for Ursa and Ikem/Noren.

In the play, Othello's jealousy and insecurity drives him to villainy and tragedy. However, in my writing, I'd like for Ikem/Noren to overcome his inner turmoil by communicating with Ursa. This would provide positive role modeling to my audience on overcoming jealousy and insecurity.

This drama would also serve double as a cautionary tale or foreshadow for what is to come for Aang, Katara, and Zuko.

Rather than overcoming jealousy, Aang would fall prey to it, sending him spiralling down a dark path.

Now, I must take my leave before I venture into a rambling tangent.

[slugg]

i remember hearing this recording, i think on instagram, of indigenous music from Madagascar (?) that was like. almost entirely vocals, sounded like it was recorded outside with background bird noises, and it had these beautiful, complex melodic lines where the vocalists played off of each other, almost like a round but with a lot more improvisation... i think the post mentioned that it was a method of communicating over long distances(?)..... anyway im struggling to find anything exactly like it but im learning a lot about traditional Malagasy music and im having fun

[julia-beatrice]

I think I will call this little project of mine "The Missing Princess"

So this is a concept for a Malagasy Disney princess. We need more black Disney princesses seriously.

I was drawing this while vibing to Malagasy music and eating strawberries in chocolate that I made earlier and it was the best experience but that's off topic-

Some people from Madagascar believe the lemurs to be sacred animals and have shared ancestry with humans so I thought that adding a lemur animal companion would be super cute...are there any cartoon lemurs other than king Julien tho??

Imma name this girl Fitia, which apparently means love.

[fukuokanodivision]

“Enough with this disorder! Let’s mix things up a little…”

Introduction

Yuno Kamora is the 3rd member of Fukuoka’s rap team, OverDrive. He’s known by his MC name “Kiiro.�� A courteous; but mischievous butler, he adores his teammates and compares them to his young masters (Children he’s taken care of.) After an incident involving a hypnosis mic, Yuno is more of a slower learner and takes caution in risks he might take.

Yuno is an adult in his late 20s and is the oldest member of OverDrive. He has light blond hair and gold eyes which twinkle. He also has a helix earring on his left ear and a soft complexion.

His attire consists of a white-yellow cardigan under an undone black dress jacket. From the waist down, he wears a black/neon yellow belt, black dress pants with neon yellow trim and gold wrapping, black dress shoes and a gold bracer on his right forearm with a electric blue music note clip.

Name Meaning

Yuno - (ユノ) - ゆう (Yu) which means “Excellent” and の (No) which means “Of.”

Kamora - Malagasy name which means “Chameleon.”

Aliases

Yuno/Kamora - Eko

Yuno-chin/Mr. Butler - Mai

Ore - Pronoun “Jinn”

Biographical Info

Gender - Male

Age - 27

Birthday - September 24th

Ethnicity - Japanese

Hair Colour - Blond

Eye Colour - Gold

Height - 5,9

Weight - 84kg

Star Sign - Libra

Piercings - 1 gold yellow helix on left ear

Markings - None

Family - Mother, Father (Incarcerated), Grandparents, Older Brother, Older Sister.

Voiced By - Gakuto Kajiwara (Rapping)

Fun Facts

MC Name - Kiiro

Occupation - Butler, 3rd division member

Division - Fukuoka

Position - 3rd member

Favourite food - Soda

Least favourite food - Sour candies

Likes - Taking care of children, being with his teammates, lightly spoiling others.

Dislikes - Threats on the weak, being idle, arguments.

Hypnosis Microphone

Yuno’s hypnosis mic is a white/grey clip on vintage mic attached to his bracer. Once activated, his bracer shows a holographic image of his present location and many objects he’s able to use, which ties in with his rap ability.

His speakers take the form of a yellow cherry blossom tree with a circular speaker inside the trunk and mini speakers perched on the branches. There are also yellow butterflies that fly around with cubical speakers on their wings. Overall, his speakers are a huge reference to a special place in his family.

His rap ability “Shuffle” allows him to shift or shuffle any present thing made of matter (Objects, solids, liquids, gases, people, himself, Opponents rapping, etc.) within his line of sight. While the effects aren’t permanent, he’s able to choose whether they’re permanent or not. Out of OverDrive, his ability has the most freedom. Yuno usually raps about close things such as his family or teammates, Really teamwork as a whole. Although some bits would include speaking in a butler like manner or comparing his opponents to a literal child, Often using his own rapping instead of his ability as it is less attacking and more support and stealth. He’s usually in the line of protecting, Mostly being either the 1st or 2nd person to be eliminated.

Personality

Yuno’s exterior is what you’d expect from a butler, A well mannered and super courteous person. He retains this demeanour when working with families he serves and has a super soft spot for children, mostly calling them “Master” and their first name or his “Masters” around other people.

While he keeps his emotions intact, his interior sometimes says otherwise. When dealing with threats toward himself, his teammates or even the weak, he has only 1 motive if things go too far, Drop everything and fight your way through. With this instinct, he has the habit of acting before thinking, which he comments is something he’s trying to get rid of every single day.

Background

TBA

Trivia

- He likes being with children, Hanging with his teammates and lightly spoiling others. While he dislikes threats on the weak, Being idle and arguments. - His favourite food is soda, While his least favourite food is sour candies. - Yuno was the one who introduced OverDrives dolphin gig. As one of his masters had one as a “friend”, he proposed the idea to Eko and Mai, leading them to develop espionage to match. - The alternate name “Jinn” is Yuno’s “nickname.” Brought up by mean locals, They use it a lot when mentioning the Kamora family. This is based on the territorial ghost of the same name.

[champagnefurby]

Soa Ratsifandrihana dancing to malagasy music with her mom <3

[poezdkamadagas]

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[pcpersonal]

im x and i was a health education pcv in madagascar, around ten years ago. i asked to be put somewhere rural, because i wanted to learn a lot lol, plus that is also a tropical region, and that was the most different from what i was used to. id studied art history because i liked connecting to people through something like art. so, it was neat to keep connecting in pc. we actually got placed in our country by surprise, and mine was a pleasant surprise! mada has nice landscapes, and the people are fun, kind of serious at first?, easy going, and surprisingly straightforward .-i miss its foggy mountains, -beautiful but carsickness-inducing, neon flowers in the capital, neighbors dancing to upbeat music without shyness, and watching babies grow, whose mothers i advised with local health educators, and who i met when they were still in their moms bellies. it was so much to know, i dont think id ever tried so hard at something before then lol, n havent tried so hard at anything since !

so, the first time i met my host family, pc'd barely taught us any malagasy beforehand! one of the only things we learned were the words for "whats this". that was pretty much all i said , trying to learn new words . we got picked up, and mine found me, pale with nervousness, and language-less, but she took my bag on her own tiny shoulder, and held my hand reassuringly, the whole way home-even though my vocab was narrow, we connected in nonverbal ways. some things are just universally funny or relatable, no matter how well theyre verbally articulated. like, i brought a deck of cards to play, but it was hard to use them, without knowing how to explain games. instead, my brothers and i played songs on the radio and danced, using brooms as air guitars, so my host mom called us the "backstreet boys kely" aka little backstreet boys.

after living w them, at site before dinner, i kept my window open, and everyone else did too, and we'd each be singing our own pop songs to ourselves, kind of loudly, while cooking - i found people in my region to be, kind of surprisingly, expressive ! 🙂 then, like ten neighboring kids'd come to my door and come in to chat every night, for like my first two weeks there, cause i was a novelty ! they sat on every little surface in my tiny house. they tried on my chacos and headlamp, joking that theyre me, drew me pictures which covered my wall, taught me to make rice while clambering through all my silverware, after id tried myself, but overflowed it , to my disappointment, :p, and practiced singing songs and the accompanying dance with me, for when we go to the town's next party. they grilled me in gasy nightly, full of thoughts and questions lols, two of us sitting on my pc trunk, and thats how i ever learned how to speak smoother sentences lols. afterwards, i heard them playing in our sand street under the highest moon ive seen, which was bright enough that it shined through the slats in my walls lols 🙂 later, either the cries of like four of my future fav babies who were born together at my neighbors houses, would wake me up, or stray dogs fighting outside with vicious barking woke me, leaving me spooked like a nightmare !

in mornings, farmers called out, "watch out!, my herd is coming!”: -"a omby!!". so i woke n biked to my favorite local health educator, who let me call her "grandma", and held onto my waist, to help cover me with her little parasol, when we shuffled with our health info notebooks, knocking on doors, to tell everyone what to watch out for this season - mosquitos, poop in the kabone, etc.. id sometimes lose my sandals, stuck in wet roads, or one’d float away during a big storm lol , and id meet eyes with a girl who face planted while running, through the same rainy season mud, and we exchange surprised, somewhat amused expressions lols. later, everyone usually went home to lie shirtless in their dark house, trying to sleep through mid day heat, and eat liches, cause at least hot season is also liche season!

in the afternoon, id go to market. my entire way through the village, little groups of kids, who i didnt even know, would call out my nickname as i pass them: "mituvetuve !"- somehow, children as far as the next town knew my nickname! i think its good natured, and its a funny story: my first week, i was talking to my neighborhood kids, and mispronounced the word for "similar"- its supposed to be "me-tov'tov', but i misprounounced it, "me-too vee too vee", so they called me that, and called it out whenever they saw me, and i responded back w it, even from all the way down the road! xD

i approached the market, remembering i was told to get to know my community. so, we had one isolated paved road, that went westward across the country. most food stands, passing buses, and the market are there. and when you get there, it smells of cow poop, fried bananas, bus diesel and cooking-fire smoke, which sounds like a.. distinctt combo, but id recognize it fondly, if i smelled it lols. so i went all the way up this road, the section spanning my village, stopping at stands and making the lamest, but best conversation i had the vocabulary to muster : whats this food, where does this road lead? but we connected eventually! we got to jokes, like my friend, who ran the food stand at the bus stop and sold fresh juice, asked me, you like tamarind juice ? i didnt know how to say i dont love it cause its sour, so i just gestured, to say, “it makes me shiver”! she laughs, and shivers back jokingly, at me xD. it iss an acquired taste - which i did eventually acquire!

so, at the end, i was on my way home, eating a snickers bar in the back of a taxi when i got to the capital, which i always bought myself first thing, every time i finished a long trip between my site and the capital, as a reward for idk, - not barfing on the long twisting road ? i choke on gasy words all over again now, if my host mom calls, which is frustrating since id worked hard to speak well! but i went there to learn about others/myself, and now im again relearning my place in the world, through the lens of what i saw there, and still exploring curiosity and connection, in a similar, but also different way, from during pc.

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wanna know wat i left out. I was shy to go bc i didnt wanna feel sad abt it remembering it but when i got there it turne dout like half the ppl who talked went home early too! And had sad stories too abt their host mom dyin this year and she choked up sayin it or a girl getting malaria and one who married the guy who dig her an emergency poo hole when she had diahrrea lmaoo. And we all came up to each other empathetically warmly and sympathetically afterwards it was surprisingly healing and made u feel connected.

i shoulda thought of wat id like to hear if i was a prospective pcv but its hardd to conceive wat thats be wats approps and the right amount of expectations. Dif stories for dif audiences depending if theyve gone to pc or not lols. but i might want to tell prosp pcvs that some of the most imp things were u have to be v independent n have experience w idk self structuring ur day or some kinda community dev or program development and networking n especc delf defense/situational awareness!! would help . Well for my and ag sectors. The only thing thats keep i there is like ur dyinn to learn stuff and know ppl n language. A hard part is u are alwaysss like mostly disoriented bc nothings familiar and thats uncomfy sometimes to not feel at home.

but my experience was that ppl who do pc are some of our countrys like best? Ppl well at least patient curious and adventurous so we have a lot in common and u bond uick and deep bc u got thru it a lot together-i liked. U have to love challenging urself but its help to be honest and know when ur at ur limit and want to gracefully excuse urself to go home . Gives u so much important perspective to see another v diff country so intimately and thoroughly. Weather and potential or actual sickness is so much to get used to! Many health rules to get used to using so u dont get sick so request a site thats got good access to a town or the capital so u can get help. Does prepare u for harder situations in ur future tho since even tho its hard it didnt feel likee idk so paralyzing ? cause i knew i could just go home any time or my pcmo would helicopter to help me or send me home if its important emergency. But u need mental health of steel bc they dont have mental health reaources and if u tell tgem u need em theyll send u home so best case u can try just calling ur u.s. ther but the signal might be just ok n u probs dont wanna be isolated if ur not confident in ur health/mental health. Butt profound if u lovee learning and making friends and patient w inconveniences.

[madazikart]

I am an artist into music and photography. I come from Madagascar although I have lived in France for over 40 years. The style of music that I currently like is smooth jazz because it corresponds to my temperament of the moment. I write my lyrics in Malagasy, French and English, languages ​​in which I have always been immersed and I even sometimes compose with these 3 languages ​​in the same song. As I work alone, I use a lot of DAWs (digital audio workstations) and the magnificent voice of my goddaughter completes it all.

[learnentry]

To learn Malagasy language, common vocabulary is one of the important sections. Common Vocabulary contains common Malagasy words that we can used in daily life. Music are one part of common words used in day-to-day life conversations. If you are interested to learn Music vocabulary words in Malagasy, this place will help you to learn all Music vocabulary words in English to Malagasy language. Music vocabulary words are used in daily life, so it is important to learn all Music vocabulary words in English to Malagasy and play Malagasy quiz and also play picture vocabulary, play some games so you get not bored. If you think too hard to learn Malagasy language, then 1000 most common Malagasy words will helps to learn Malagasy language easily, they contain 2-letter words to 13-letter words.

[ramianofficial]

(RAMIAN OFISIALY)

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[malaysiatravelagency]

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[avalineryu]

Barfly's Vacation

"A stiff drink after a stiff breeze, this is the life!"

The cloth wrapped around Louise's waist is a lamba, a Malagasy clothing item.

She's loosely based off a character of the same name in Puzzle Pirates' box edition story, who was a vagabond entrusted with a sacred cookbook.

Started: 23 June 2024 Finished: 5 July 2024 Music inspiration: Tropico 2 - The Buccaneer, All For Me Grog (Longest Johns Cover).

[thejoyofviolentmovement]

New Video: LohArano Shares a Punchy Math Rock-like Ripper

New Video: LohArano Shares a Punchy Math Rock-like Ripper @heygroover @romainpalmieri @DorianPerron @KAIGUANCULTURE

Over the past couple of years, the Antananarivo, Madagascar-based JOVM mainstays LohArano — Mahalia Ravoajanahary (vocals, guitar), Michael Raveloson (bass, vocals) and Natiana Randrianasoloson (drums, vocals) — have received attention nationally and internationally for a unique, boundary pushing sound that blends elements of popular and beloved Malagasy musical styles like…

[fukuokanodivision]

”Enough with this disorder! Let’s mix things up a little…”

Introduction Yuno Kamora [known as “Kiiro” in rap battles] is a 4th generation butler-for-hire in the Kamora family. Presenting a well mannered facade and courteous behaviour, he’s just the right person to handle tough situations. With the next DRB on the horizon, he’s turning out to be way more than a “useless card” in OverDrive’s standard deck of attacks/defences & support.

Yuno is a young man of above average height with a trapezoid figure. He has gold eyes and blond hair neatly framing his face. He wears a charcoal dress shirt topped over a black/grey suit jacket. His lower body is covered with black dress pants with golden details and a golden wrap out the left side. He wears blackened dress shoes with white socks. For accessories, He wears a gold bracer on his left arm with an electric blue music note clip. Name Meanings *Yuno [湯の] - Hot Water *Kamora - Malagasy For “Chameleon” Aliases *Yuno = Eko/Zaria/Itsuki *Yuno-chin = Mai/Kairi *Yuno-tan = Shu *Kamora = NaYuta/Yurushi *Ore = Pronoun *Jinn Biographical Info Gender = Male Age = 27 Birthday = September 24th Ethnicity = Japanese/Irish Hair Colour = Blond Eye Colour = Gold Height = 175cm/5’9 Weight = 84kg Star Sign = Libra Markings = Hypertrophic Scars Piercings = 1 Earring On Right Ear Family = *Mother *Father [Incarcerated] *Grandparents *Older Brother *Older Sister Voiced By = Gakuto Kajiwara [Rapping] Fun Facts MC Name = Kiiro Occupation = Butler-for-hire Division = Fukuoka Team = OverDrive Position = 3rd Member Favourite Food = Soda Least Favourite Food = Sour Candies Likes = *Children *Hanging With Teammates *Lightly Spoiling Others *Pushing Forward In DRB Dislikes = *Threats On The Weak *Being “Worthless” *Arguments *Threatening Divisions [Particularly Silent Tradegy] *Criminals *Backlash/Liars Hypnosis Microphone Yuno’s Microphone is a grey olden mic on a stand with a vintage colour scheme. His Speaker takes the form of a faint ghost silhouette, Presumably of his father in a gold tint behind bars. Similarly to Mai’s speaker, The ghost strikes according to Yuno’s rapping. A few speakers are lined on the bars and across the silhouettes body. His rap ability Shuffle allows him to revert any attacks [side effects] on himself/his teammates, leaving opponents abilities harmless for the rest of the battle. This ability can be used multiple times and on any opponent, Though it depletes Yuno’s stamina after each use. Yuno’s raps centre around the value he has as a member of OverDrive. His raps Mainly speak about being seen as a support card and how he’s able to “break out of his prison.” He compares himself to a Graced Angel who’s been forgiven for his sins and will promise to make the world a better place [mentioning his father and how he will take his place to keep the bloodline.] Personality For exterior, Yuno is a well mannered and calm individual. Often acting mostly selfless to others, It goes to show he’s well liked among families [especially children] around Fukuoka. But, His interior is a little surprising. Despite retaining his relaxed demeanour, There can be times he intends to play dirty. Not intentionally, Minor loathing about other divisions comes out of his mouth, when it comes to veteran/threatening divisions to OverDrive’s mission. Not only that, He tends to slightly carry a few insults along the way to prove he isn’t some “worthless support card.” One thing he excessively loathes is criminals. He believes it isn’t fair to let people walk without punishment. Not only does this reflect love for his father, it also points at his interaction with others. Maybe most divisions are more powerful than his team, however he refuses to let any walk away. Whenever criminals are present in OverDrive’s battles, Yuno is set on locking them away. Background Born to Kiyomi and Itsuki Kamora, Yuno had a slow childhood with his grandparents Wataru and Haori Kamora and siblings Shu and Zaria Kamora. Days after his fathers arrest, the Kamora name was in backlash of “territorial acts.” Yuno’s appointments were short with parents making excuses not to let him see their children. Not only that, children who believed that were quick to assault him aggressively and swear him to be taken in by the devil. Being OverDrives final member, his patience usually runs thin with other contestants. Aside from criminals, he also dislikes liars and promises to unearth them and their pasts [Via “Kamora Files.”]