Here is the song from which you can hear much more than just WOLOLO. Now the questions: What language was Wololo originally recorded in? What does it actually mean? If so, the AOE wololo was taken from the very same source as the one from the song, so it was not created by Ensemble studios, but sampled from somewhere else, just like it was from the song but trimmed and editted. It was the same sound.įrom all this I come up not with a theory but with a few conclusions, yet at the same time more questions: It is well know that most New Age music take their ethnic mumblings and hummings from previous recordings, though not all the time. I played AEO just to hear the monk and match both sounds and yes. I wasn't sure whether it was the same WOLOLO we all know but extended or just a coincidence.
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One night I was listening to what appeared some ethnic tunes (very common in such genre) and suddenly a voice started to sing Wololooooh wai akjsd (and other impossible to understand words that appeared to me were maybe in Swahili or Hindi or who knows, but DEFINITELY NOT Latin). After a historic 2021 event, we’re pleased to announce that the world’s biggest Age of Empires tournament is back for another yearRed Bull Wololo: Legacy will celebrate the history of this legendary series with competitions in Age of Empires: Definitive Edition, Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition, and Age of Empires IV. Why? Here is my story.Ībout 6 years ago I borrowd a stack of New Age cds from a good friend of mine, since I like to sleep listening to that kind of music.
Interesting theory, yet I can guarantee you it is incorrect.
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