Sanomi

Sanomi Helû
Manilla Keranu
Aliya Irema Nia Lago
Ture Madilû

Sanomi Helû
Manilla Keranu
Aliya Irema Nia Madilû

Kenatu Narilû
Lakenatu Narilû
Pasema Niamo Ture Saro
Delamaorû

Kenatu Narilû
Lakenatu Narilû
Pasema Niamo Ture Sanisi

Sanomi Helû
Manilla Keranu
Aliya Irema Nia Lago
Ture Madilû

Sanomi Helû
Manilla Keranu
Aliya Irema Nia Madilû

Kenatu Narilû
Lakenatu Narilû
Pasema Niamo Ture Saro
Delamaorû

Kenatu Narilû
Lakenatu Narilû
Pasema Niamo Ture Sanisi

Lûala Lûala Sorimana Sorimana
Lûala lûala Sorimanao
Lûala lûala Sorimana Sorimana
Lûala lûala Sorimana Solûo

Sanomi Helû
Manilla Keranu
Aliya Irema Nia Madilû

Lûala Lûala Sorimana Sorimana
Lûala lûala Sorimanao
Lûala lûala Sorimana Sorimana
Lûala lûala Sorimana Solûo

     Wallonian (Wallonia and Flanders - two basic parts of  Belgium, in Wallonia basically speak in French) broadcasting company RTBF informed, that the representative of  Belgium on Eurovision Song Contest 2003 will be group Urban Trad  with the song  “Sanomi ”. On a web-site of group about  “Sanomi” has been told the following words: - “ a slow melody with a little more powerful refrain, for three vocalists. A violin, bagpipe and an accordion. According to rules of the Eurovision, only 6 participants of group from 8 will be acted on stage ”.

     Song  “Sanomi ”, this perl of dancing folk, has been executed on artificial - and, thus, on universal - language. For all long history of the Eurovision it is the first similar case. The conclusion from here follows, that language of music is really universal language, clear to each person, irrespective of where that person was born. Successful performance of group only has confirmed it.