Goro Goro Ne

Goro Goro Ne is a lively dessa party tune performed by the Kilima Hawaiians, one of the most popular music bands blending Hawaiian sounds with Indonesian influences. Featuring lyrics and music by Wim van Herpen, the song celebrates communal festivity and rhythm, possibly drawing inspiration from Ambonese culture. This piece was part of the group's 1930s repertoire, offering a musical window into the era’s colonial-entertainment landscape.