Praan

I first heard this song while watching the Dancing video and immediately fell in love with the vocalizations that tied in so well with the dramatic visuals. I learned later about the lyrics being a translated poem and that knowledge just added to the beauty of the overall piece. The whole effect is stirring and emotional. It's a gorgeous song and I love to listen to it when I'm having a rough day.

Please forgive me, but I need to write this review in Spanish, my fisrt language, so I can express the happiness this song makes me feel...

Cuando mi amigo Eric me comento acerca del video de Matt Harding, no solo el video, pero la musica del mismo es pura BELLEZA. Es el sonido magico de orquestra, voz de la joven que canta, y los arreglos que se conjugan para crear una pieza musical que es DESLUMBRANTE. Me ha hecho sentir tan bien el oir esta pieza, que solo puedo decir aquellos que hablan Espanol, pero no Ingles, que no necesitan entender el idioma en el cual la cancion se interpreta, porque les aseguro que les hara sentir bien. Muy bien.

Gracias a los seres humanos que nos trajeron esta joya al resto de la humanidad.

Y si tienen tiempo, vean el video de Matt Harding.

Thanks!!!

Dance and laughter are threads of human existence that bind us all together and transcend cultural and socioeconomic differences. Just for a moment we forget about all of our differences and become one in harmony. This song's theme reflects this reality and the video expresses it joyously for all to see.

This song is great. I love the melody, the instruments, and especially the voice of the woman who sings this. It has such a upbeat feel to it and the cadence is perfect.

It's even better when you see the video. It makes me smile every single time I watch it.

I know everyone, EVERYONE has given this 5 stars up to now. But this song is BETTER than you imagine. It's just an amazing tune, well orchestrated - I wouldn't change a thing. Coupled with Matt Harding's video, it's brilliant. The song stands on its own beautifully. It's now on my iPod, in my car, you name it.

Spend the 89 cents. You'll be glad you did, and the world will be just a wee bit better because of it.

Thanks, Garry, for a wonderful slice of music!