East Arnhem Live Rirratjiŋu [Offical Video]

RIRRATJIŊU CLAN - Live from Merri
Songmen
Wuyula Marika
Witiyana Marika
Wanyubi Marika
Yirrmal Marika
Yidaki (Didgeridoo)
Malŋay Yunupiŋu
Dancers
Bawuli Marika
Natjiŋa Marika
Gatjikin Ganambarr
Manala Garrawurra
Gatjarrarra Marika
Jericho Dhurrkay
Ryan Yunupiŋu
Munurrkitj Marika
Ineke Wallis
Yurrayŋa 2 Yunupiŋu
Lapu Yunupiŋu
Executive Producer - Nicholas O’Riley
Producer - Andrew Grimes
Producer - Jodie Maymuru
Director of Photography - Aris
Audio Recording - Andrew Grimes
Audio Post-Production - Kris Keogh
With special thanks to:
Rirratjiŋu Work Crew
Araluen Maymuru
Dr. Tim Blake
Siena Stubbs
Presented by
Yolŋu Radio and ARDS Aboriginal Corporation
Thanks to our major sponsors
Rirratjiŋu Aboriginal Corporation and Developing East Arnhem Limited
Merri (Djarrak)
The following is the Merri songline and dance belonging to the Rirratjiŋu Clan. Merri has many meanings, and is also called Djarrak, the Sea Tern.
This song is of the Rirratjiŋu country of Wurruḻŋa (Yirrkala). Rirratjiŋu people use this song to farewell loved ones, and to bind people together.