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Name of waltz played by Tcha?
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Does anyone know the name of this waltz played by Tcha? Thanks!
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It's called Du Dja Yal. I think it's a Moreno tune
Thanks Jamie
Here it is played by Moreno as an up-tempo number:
https://youtu.be/4eS-uFAURV0
Love that song.
Also commonly spelled Tu Djaial. Here's a version from one of Tcha's DC Music School lessons. Tcha with his dad, Koen de Cauter and his son playing as Romani do a great version.
I believe this would be older than Moreno. It is classified as "Traditional" on one of my Schnuckenack CDs, but I think he was the one that brought it into popular knowledge through recording it.
It's a great drinking song.
Let's add it to our setlist!
You got the lyrics?