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Return to innocence enigma
Return to innocence enigma




return to innocence enigma

I’m sure they’ll be happy to see the number of views, likes and comments on youtube. Edmund from PhilippinesI’m curious to know the names of those actors, teens and kids who participated in the Return to Innocence music video and where are they now.

return to innocence enigma

Nevertheless I think it was located at some other place, because the snowy mountains can't be from Malaga, I dare say they're Sierra Nevada, in Granada. Lola from SpainI'm glad to know it is located in Malaga, because when I saw this video I was all the time thinking how similar was the landscape to my surroundings.They paid Difang some money in an out of court settlement under an agreement that there would be no punishment or further payment needed. In the late 90s, Enigma and the record companies were sued for stealing the hook to the song, and they were found guilty. They were never paid any royalties for the song, even after it was used as the 1996 Olympic Games theme song in Atlanta. In this case, the artist was an indigenous Taiwanese couple, Difang and his wife Agay, who sang the Ami drinking song. Willie Mai from TaiwanIt is an all-too-common story of stealing a great catchy tune and publishing it in a different part of the world with no credit to the original musicians.

return to innocence enigma

In one scene the snow mountain range is Sierra Nevada.

  • Jc Ocana from SpainVideo was not filmed in was filmed in areas around the village of La Calahorra, Granada province and the coast of Almeria province.
  • Kimberly from UsaWas there an answer to the question of Edmund? I'm simply asking because I'm wondering if the video contains images of people who look exactly like members of my actual family and a unicorn horn of recognition.
  • The odd thing to me is, it sounded to me like Native American Indian! ALL of these years I thought that is what I was listening too!! LOL! I only looked into it at this time because I am on a spiritual journey and that singing always spoke to my soul.
  • Melody Yatsko from UsaJust imagine how many times things like this were stolen and they never knew about it or were paid! The ONLY reason they knew to come after them for the $ is because it was SUCH an ENORMOUS hit! They must have had it smashed in their faces ALL of the time! Its a bloody shame.
  • It's not fair to act like the artist's efforts are void just because they used a sample. Yes, they sampled other songs, but the end result was something that is unique and their own. This is exactly like Bitter Sweet Symphony. It's not like they went out of their way to steal someone else's intellectual property and claim it as their own. It was just a recording the artist took of them singing the equivalent of a public domain song, that they ended up sampling, reworking, and building a song around.
  • H8erPeople get so worked up about this stuff.
  • Nobody else can do it in today’s world, so what gives enigma’s ignorance the right to be able to borrow without asking and use it to make money off of it don’t even sound ethically, correct the Germans have always been nowhere when it comes to music anyway, even their heavy-metal sucks ass Yeah, they stole the damn Hook !!! just that simple or they would’ve never used it and went on there on the strength of their own creation and dumb ass Germans new that that hawk was going to be a factor in making that an internationally renowned hit. Even Led Zeppelin’s drumming was not what sold that song and put it at the top of the charts it’s strictly was, the native Hindu chant that created the character and he desired main ingredient of that song!!! The chant is what gave the song the unique strength people saught after I would just like to know what the hell the chant means lyrically I don’t give a damn about some college kids that put some techno group together and overindulging Content created some bulls-t around something that was natural and genuine and true It was the chant that made that song what it was and still is.
  • Mick_jamez from Washington D.c.I am 53 years old and remember exactly when the song was released and publicized on MTV and the Atlanta Olympic games were much later, and in my opinion for you people sticking up for enigma’s contribution to the songs creation as being the main substance or backbone of that song, is ridiculous.





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