5:50 Master of the Night-Wind use Javanese Tribe in Java, Indonesia and southern Malaysia. The uses of term "Night-Wind" really represent Javanese Tribe who used to master dark magic in the past where the magic works like wind, always silent and much effective in the night.
I found lyrics for those with lyrics, all of them in Swahili Disc 1 Song 1 > Prismatic Proverbs Ah Mafumbo ya zamani Nitayataja, nitafungua mdomo Hadithi na methali Vitendawil Ah Mafumbo ya zamani Nitayataja, nitafungua mdomo Hadithi na methali Vitendawili Song 3 > Springtime in a Mirror Fahamu moshi wa methali na fumbo Misemo, mafumbo, ya wenye busara Fahamu moshi wa methali na fumbo Misemo, mafumbo, ya wenye busara
5:23 and 40:00 sounds more like "gamelan" to me.. javanese Traditional instrument indonesia..and 40:00 like combination between javanese and balinese. I am javanese and familiar with Balinese instrument too.. so that's just how i look.. could be wrong tho..
@@Poppypraisemy hypothesis is, hoyo using suriname instruments for the theme. Suriname have many similar instruments like indonesia javanese instruments, like gamelan, kolintang(?), angklung etc, because they were colonized by the same dutch east indies. But correct me if im wrong
@@Poppypraise to copy paste my comment (note that this is also a speculation) Indonesia is a nation consists of various tribes so its already hard to incorporate to begin with, interestingly with Master of The Wind, even if its mostly inspired by Aztec but the music has Indonesian elements (gamelan and angklung), and both culture has fabric weaving (tenun in Indonesia) and shaman (dukun in Indonesia) even if Indonesia located in the opposite part of aztec region! Also on the last event when Citlali summon flying sword I was laughing so hard because in Indonesia there's magic to make sword flying (flying mandau, flying keris), and here we call "dukun" as "mbah dukun" because they're usually old people (mbah = granma/granpa) so if Citlali were an Indonesian dukun, calling her mbah Citlali/granma Citlali despite her age would sounds natural! Regarding instruments, its very fitting to put gamelan music in this tribe because in modern times it has connotation with mystic and horror lol well the music itself is not scary but because its a traditional music, people only play it during cultural events, so one of the popular urban legend here is when you hear gamelan music playing out of nowhere especially in place with no people, ghost or spiritual creatures are nearby lol Also, another comment mentions Suriname, this is also interesting theory, how could I miss that! (I'm a Javanese), try googling Javanese in Suriname, quite interesting and very sad history
40:08 They played this soundtrack in the background of the 5.2 livestream, maybe that's why in your reaction: ruclips.net/video/Z5MTOqMJEY8/видео.htmlsi=2CukuoPgcMZRmFB7&t=1653 In the livestream there were also a bunch of other songs from these albums, so maybe you just heard some in the background and while not actively listening it stuck in your head somewhere Some really great OSTs :D
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DISC 2 REACTION >>> ruclips.net/video/b-s5dbXY5TI/видео.html
Love your videos! By the way the link to Disc 2 in your comment links to 2 minutes into the video instead of the beginning.
5:50 Master of the Night-Wind use Javanese Tribe in Java, Indonesia and southern Malaysia. The uses of term "Night-Wind" really represent Javanese Tribe who used to master dark magic in the past where the magic works like wind, always silent and much effective in the night.
I found lyrics for those with lyrics, all of them in Swahili
Disc 1
Song 1 > Prismatic Proverbs
Ah
Mafumbo ya zamani
Nitayataja, nitafungua mdomo
Hadithi na methali
Vitendawil
Ah
Mafumbo ya zamani
Nitayataja, nitafungua mdomo
Hadithi na methali
Vitendawili
Song 3 > Springtime in a Mirror
Fahamu moshi wa methali na fumbo
Misemo, mafumbo, ya wenye busara
Fahamu moshi wa methali na fumbo
Misemo, mafumbo, ya wenye busara
5:23 and 40:00 sounds more like "gamelan" to me.. javanese Traditional instrument indonesia..and 40:00 like combination between javanese and balinese. I am javanese and familiar with Balinese instrument too.. so that's just how i look.. could be wrong tho..
Master of Night Wind is Indonesia vibe and Flower Feather Clan is Wild West vibe
Can you explain how it's Indonesian?
@@Poppypraisemy hypothesis is, hoyo using suriname instruments for the theme. Suriname have many similar instruments like indonesia javanese instruments, like gamelan, kolintang(?), angklung etc, because they were colonized by the same dutch east indies.
But correct me if im wrong
@@Poppypraise to copy paste my comment (note that this is also a speculation)
Indonesia is a nation consists of various tribes so its already hard to incorporate to begin with, interestingly with Master of The Wind, even if its mostly inspired by Aztec but the music has Indonesian elements (gamelan and angklung), and both culture has fabric weaving (tenun in Indonesia) and shaman (dukun in Indonesia) even if Indonesia located in the opposite part of aztec region! Also on the last event when Citlali summon flying sword I was laughing so hard because in Indonesia there's magic to make sword flying (flying mandau, flying keris), and here we call "dukun" as "mbah dukun" because they're usually old people (mbah = granma/granpa) so if Citlali were an Indonesian dukun, calling her mbah Citlali/granma Citlali despite her age would sounds natural!
Regarding instruments, its very fitting to put gamelan music in this tribe because in modern times it has connotation with mystic and horror lol well the music itself is not scary but because its a traditional music, people only play it during cultural events, so one of the popular urban legend here is when you hear gamelan music playing out of nowhere especially in place with no people, ghost or spiritual creatures are nearby lol
Also, another comment mentions Suriname, this is also interesting theory, how could I miss that! (I'm a Javanese), try googling Javanese in Suriname, quite interesting and very sad history
@@neohybridkai Interesting, thanks for the info
Master of Night Wind tribe theme is 1,2,3,4,5
Flower Feather Clan tribe is
24,25,26,27
40:08 They played this soundtrack in the background of the 5.2 livestream, maybe that's why
in your reaction: ruclips.net/video/Z5MTOqMJEY8/видео.htmlsi=2CukuoPgcMZRmFB7&t=1653
In the livestream there were also a bunch of other songs from these albums, so maybe you just heard some in the background and while not actively listening it stuck in your head somewhere
Some really great OSTs :D
hoyomix already uploaded the album. yeah they just provided lyrics and translation with it.
5:35 indonesia vibe bro, liyue is china vibe