Song Calling Ghost Part 2
LULLABIES
Maybe some of us never thought if the song NINA BOBO is considered as a song to summon spirits. In a story that circulated about the origin of this song, Nina was a toddler of Indonesian-Dutch blood named Helenina Mustika van Rodjnik. Unfortunately, Helenina's age is not long she died at the age of four years. The song NINA BOBO was deliberately created by the mother to sleep Helenina when crying.
Song Lyrics Nina Bobo:
Nina bobo oh nina bobo
If not bobo bitten mosquitoes
These lyrics can also be translated:
Sleep dear, my sister is sweet
If you do not sleep later in the mosquito bite
Due to depression and deep sadness Helenina's mother continued to sing the song NINA BOBO. Until one day Helenina returned to his house because he heard the song of the mother. No one can guarantee the truth of this story. It's up to you to believe or not.
Jelangkung Charms
Who does not know the singing of Jelangkung Charms? This song we often hear in Indonesian horror films themed Tusuk Jelangkung. Jelangkung is one of the traditional game that is known to call other creatures in the unseen world.
Lyrics Mantra Jelangkung:
Jelangkung Jelangangkas
Here's a party
A small party
Jelangkung Jelangangkas
Come not invited
Go not in between
That is the lyrics of Mantra Jelangkung that we often hear. Believe it or not it is possible among you already to prove the truth and the power of this mantra to call the unseen creatures. But if you want to play the mantra, you should be wary of avoiding things that are not in want.
Asereje
Asereje had become a hits song a few years ago. This song is sung by vocal group Last Ketchup. But who would have thought not long after this song shocking people because of rumors that this song is a song to worship the devil.
Lyrics Asereje:
Mira lo que se avecina
A la vuelta de la esquina
Viene Diego rumbeando.
Con la luna en las pupilas
Y su traje agua marina
Parece de contrabando
If translated in English then the lyrics of this song has a meaning like this:
Friday night its party time
Feeling ready looking fine
Viene diego rumbeando
With the magic in his eyes
Diego said when translated in southern American and Spanish is the code name of the Devil or the devil. Friday night is a sacred day for devils in Europe and America. In the reff that reads:
Aserejè ja de jè de jebe tu de jebere seibiunouva,
Majavi an de bugui an de buididipi,
Aserejè ja de jè de jebe tu de jebere seibiunouva,
Majavi an de bugui an de buididipi
If translated into the Indonesian version it will have the following meanings:
Be heretical, Jehovah is not there
Leave your current faith present
They will come down,
And they will guide us
Asereje, according to the Assab tribe who lives in the northwestern part of Africa is a ritual to summon the ghost of the deceased. Rumors in circulation also say there are actually some words that have no meaning in Spanish. In the Spanish state this song is also a debate, even in forecast if this song in sing will bring the devil. This song is also regarded as a welcome song of the coming of the devil.
This Asereje song teaches us to be more careful in interpreting foreign songs that use language other than English. How about yourself with the phenomenon Song that knocks the heart tonight? of course the atmosphere will be more different when you menenandungkan these songs at night.
Believe it or not believe it, everyone is free to choose. But one thing must be remembered, if you believe that the songs can invite the coming of the (astral) ordinary ordinary we call it invisible beings (not seen). Now, with you believing that, you must remember that God is real and existent.