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Susan Aglukark — Hina Na Ho
Album: This Child
Avg rating:
5.7

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Total ratings: 232









Released: 1995
Length: 4:09
Plays (last 30 days): 0
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 joejennings wrote:



Then, hit the "skip button"!  Problem solved!  I really like it!  Thanx RP!   


Holy crap! And this is the day I noticed there's a skip button! 
Thank you.
 Emperors_Spork wrote:

I didn't like this song the first time I heard it.
The second time really made it far worse. 
It's like a soap commercial jingle.




Then, hit the "skip button"!  Problem solved!  I really like it!  Thanx RP!   
I didn't like this song the first time I heard it.
The second time really made it far worse. 
It's like a soap commercial jingle.
 mojoman wrote:
Donny & Marie go native! This might have been a better song if it hadn't gone the whole Phil Specter, over-produced route. I could see Peter Gabriel doing a better job with it--minus the sappy lyrics, of course.
 
So you did not like it very much?
Donny & Marie go native! This might have been a better song if it hadn't gone the whole Phil Specter, over-produced route. I could see Peter Gabriel doing a better job with it--minus the sappy lyrics, of course.
make the bad woman stop.....truly horrible,..apparently suckiness is a cross-cultural issue
I knew it. I started kinda jamming and immediately thought "I bet RP has rated this below 5". 4.7. You guys have the worst taste on the Internet.
gilmorecairns wrote:
nice, but a bit too overproduced.
I second that.
Tolerance my fellow Albertan - have some ukranian perogies - Bill might just put some balalaika dancing babushkas for you mrselfdestruct wrote:
The contradiction is that, despite all those great things, she still sucks.
dingleberry wrote:
"Like all true artists, Susan Aglukark is a walking contradiction. An award-winning singer/songwriter and tireless activist, Aglukark travels the world, at once performing for political leaders and spreading messages of hope to the disenfranchised in remote northern communities. She appears in major magazines and on TV and radio nationwide, and then returns to her Oakville, Ont., to spend time with her son, Cameron. Huh? Where's the contradiction?
The contradiction is that, despite all those great things, she still sucks.
"Like all true artists, Susan Aglukark is a walking contradiction. An award-winning singer/songwriter and tireless activist, Aglukark travels the world, at once performing for political leaders and spreading messages of hope to the disenfranchised in remote northern communities. She appears in major magazines and on TV and radio nationwide, and then returns to her Oakville, Ont., to spend time with her son, Cameron. Huh? Where's the contradiction?
Pyro wrote:
Absoluely nothing wrong with this catchy tune....vocals are in tune, nice overall sound.
Couldn't agree more.
Beez wrote:
He ate a ho-ho. :-s
I love RP listeners!!!
Just Terrible, make it stop!!!!
Pyro wrote:
Absoluely nothing wrong with this catchy tune....vocals are in tune, nice overall sound. RP listeners can be SO critical!!
I know, we are just a bunch of narcicistic egomaniacs....Nothing is good enough for our ears
He ate a ho-ho. :-s
Absoluely nothing wrong with this catchy tune....vocals are in tune, nice overall sound. RP listeners can be SO critical!!
It's the feel-good Eskimo hit of the summer!
I like it!
I'm sorry... but that was painful
Oh, I like this. And by the little I read on her website (listed below) she sounds like quite an interesting person. Thanks RP!
Hina Na Ho Hum.
nice, but a bit too overproduced.
I know it's cultural, but it's pretty a torturous song to listen to.
indigo_xia wrote:
Anyone know what "Hina Na Ho" means?
Its Inuktituk for 'Celebration'
Anyone know what "Hina Na Ho" means?
I saw the video for this on Much Music back when it had a clue. She's cute. Repeat after me in Jambese... Mekka lekka hi, mekka hiney ho! Mekka lekka hi, mekka chonny ho! -Pee Wee's Playhouse
Susan Aglukark is a Canadian Inuk (Eskimo). Inuk is one, Inuuk is two, Inuit is plural,
Rebecca, thanks for considering my request and including this song in the RP playlist. I hope we get to hear more of her songs here (how about \"O Siem\"?). To those of you who have never heard of Susan Aglukark, check out www.susanaglukark.com.