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Two Worlds Collide
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Ngurra (Rain Song)
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Ngurrmarla (Love Song)
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Kirridarra (Womens Song)
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Kardajala Kirridarra Elliott, Australia
Kardajala Kirridarra translates to ‘Sandhill Women’ and refers to a mysterious bush woman from the sandhills behind the community of Marlinja, NT. The descendants of this bush woman, these compelling women are from the communities of Marlinja and Kulumindini (Elliott) and together with Melbourne producer Beatrice they form Kardajala Kirridarra. ... more
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