Aguni (or Agunni) is a scout song that resembles a Native American dance. Used mostly in Italy, I found it in Spanish-speaking Central-South American countries with the title “Aguni guni sha“, albeit with some minor variations. Not being an Italian text, and given its limited diffusion, I thought it was likely that it derives from
“A Ram Sam Sam” is a nursery rhyme indicated as originating in Morocco, sung in the local dialect. It is now widespread all over the world with slight differences in pronunciation and gestures. The first recorded version is by the musical group “The Spinners” who included a version of the song on their 1964 Folk
Fast rock rhythm song that can be used as a welcome or goodbye during a meeting or activity. Lyrics You can add verses when used as an opening greeting: Vieni anche tu a far festa con noi,vieni anche tu a far festa con noi,vieni anche tu a far festa con noi,vieni anche tu a far
