Saulala sadina is a traditional Lithuanian multipart song (Sutartinė).
It used to be sung in the end of a long day of work in the fields to say farewell to the sun.
Sutartinės (from the word sutarti – to be in concordance) is a form of polyphonic music performed by mainly female singers in north-east Lithuania. There are many different styles and ways of performing Sutartinės.This type of Sutartinė is called Trejinė, it is performed by three singers (or three groups of singers). The most characteristic feature of this type of songs is major second interval that Lithuanians perceived as a consonant and pleasant to hear.
I invite you to get into the feeling of an ancient lithuanian people and try to hear it the same way they used to.
To me it is great pleasure to share such a particular sound of Sutartinė with the world, especially when accompanied by most talented Margherita Abita and Giulia Campana two amazing singers and performers from ITALY.

Let me know if you like it and where are you listening to it in the comments below!

Margherita Abita:
www.instagram.com/margheritabita/?hl=en
Giulia Campana:
www.instagram.com/belljuliette4/?hl=en
Ugne Daniele Reikalaite:
www.instagram.com/ugnedaniele/?hl=en

Lyrics:

Saulala sadina lylia
Aš regėjau, sadina lylia
Saulala sadina lylia
Aukštų kalnų, sadina lylia
Saulala sadina lylia
Ant to kalno, sadina lylia
Saulala sadina lylia
Du berželiu, sadina lylia
Saulala sadina lylia
Tuos berželiuos, sadina lylia
Saulala sadina lylia
Dvi gegiulės, sadina lylia
Saulala sadina lylia
Užkukavo, sadina lylia
Saulala sadina lylia
Ir atėjo, sadina lylia
Saulala sadina lylia
Atilsėlis, sadina lylia

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