Don't Cry Joni (cover) by Lalchhanchhuaha feat Zualbawihi

2021 a ngaithla in la awm ve em. ..a nalh thlawt

Now Filipino viewers here are very confused. The song is an old time favorite in the Philippines and the two singers looked like them. However, the singers are Mizos from northeast India. The singers don't resemble the normal indian because their region that includes Mizoram was integrated by the British with greater India. The people in that area looked similar with burmese, thais, filipinos, malays, indonesians or most of southeast asian people. Mizos are good singers and filipinos really recognized and very appreciative of these singers who performed their favorite song. I think the majority of viewers here are from the Philippines.

I am a Filipino, I thought the singers were both Filipinos. They look like Filipinos ❤❤❤I hope to see you both here in the Philippine. Mabuhay

Lalchhanchhuaha you did a great Conway in this song. He is enjoying this from heaven. Zualbawihi your soft voice works so well for this song. It emotes that sensitive feeling this song was written for. Have a Blessed Day.

Ka Comment hi min lo Like sak ve teh u... Pawisa ka hlawhna tur a nia..👍

Naalala ko ung tatay ko pag naririnig ko to 😭 pag umuuwi ako ng province ito ung lagi nyang pinapa play skn ..ang ganda dw kasi ng boses nila lalo na si boy ..mag 8months na wla na sya sa feeling nmin,kaya bago sya mwalan ng hininga play ko agad to pra bago sya mawala marinig manlang nya to 😭😭😭😭 iloveyou tatay imissyou sobra 😭😭😭😭😭

I am a Filipino,,but i love listening to this two wonderful singers from Mizo if im not wrong...how i wish i could see you in person...keep safe guys,,from Philippines with love!!!💖💕💖

You both did a wonderful job!!! As a lifetime fan of Conway Twitty. You truly did him justice!

Wow...the most view videos of mizo.. Ava ropui ve... Like teh

Love from Myanmar (Burma) but I'm Mizo, I love this song and Mizo 💓💓

Descubrí esta canción por casualidad y no dejo de escucharla! Me parece hermosa y las voces de los cantantes es realmente maravillosa! Yo también pensé que eran filipinos, o por ahí! Los felicito y les deseo muchos éxitos en su carrera!! La explicación de Alan es un acierto! Aprendí algo nuevo acerca de la India! Muchas gracias!!

I m shocked, this cover version is perfect to me than the original version. Wow, double 👍.

When the situation goes back to normal, we Filipinos are inviting both of you to see your fans here in the Philippines. Hope to see you guys in our entertainment stages.

comment loh phal chi anilo.mizo zinga YouTube viewer ngahber.mizo te min ti hmingtha tu nibawk. 50 million anih hun ah ka comment hi ka enleh ang

I heard this song in 1976. Now I am hearing it after such a long time. The Magic is still there. Really brings back old memories. Thank you very much.

One of the reasons why this video reached 1 million views is because of my grandson Jack. Since day one he was born I already used this as my lullaby to him. Everytime any of us put him to sleep we used this video/music. In one day maybe we used this hundred times because we have to repeat this so many times so he will go to sleep. He is now a 4-year old Half Caucasian half Filipino and can even sing the whole song with perfect melody because he even memorize the lyrics. Four years ago, this was the only DUNGDUNGWEN KAN TO video found in You Tube but now I noticed that a lot of videos with the same title came out. Apayen kakabsat, baka ti ammo yo ket adu agbuybuya. Sikami manggamgamit pangpaturog dyay apok. Thank you for this video anyway, because in 4 years it always put my grandson to sleep everytime we play this.

Their physical features looks very similar with the Cordillera people in the northern Philippines. Even the male singer has a voice that is very similar with Joel Tingbaoen, the famous singer from the mountain provinces. Their diction and pronunciation are much like the people from these areas. There's not much difference how the western style bands in Baguio performs. It's very interesting to note that they are from Mizoram in Northeast India and very few Filipinos and even SE Asians knew about the ancient history and culture of the Mizoram people. Anyway, music can unite different people in the world. So let's just appreciate and congratulate them for having more than 30 million views and enjoy this all-time favorite song of the Filipinos.

I've heard most of "Don't Cry Joni" versions, and this version is the BEST ever! So soothing... Congrats! May God bless both of you always...

I am not tired listening this song…i love love them both ❤. Listening all the way from Canada 🇨🇦