Miki was making demonstration tapes. Yuichi was working as a composer/arranger. They got to know each other through making a demo tape, and they became "the Indigo" in 1998. In 1999, they composed a song called "BLUE", which was highly appreciated by everyone in the Japanese music industry. This song was welcomed by many listeners as they awaited for their first single, on May 24, 2000.
2) The Indigo was formed by five musicians living in Jyvรคskylรค, Finland. Former roommates Pรคivรคrinta and Siekkinen had discovered having a similar taste for music and the skill of writing great songs. These two then gathered a line-up of five musicians to form a group later named as The Indigo. The line-up proved to be working well from the very start.
Since 2003, The Indigo has gigged with an accelerating pace in Finland. During the band's first three years, The Indigo produced three demo-cds. In the making of those early demos, the band learned many valuable lessons and the vision of how The Indigo should sound on a recording started to evolve.
In September 2006, The Indigo released a promotional edition of its first single-cd, "Killing Time". It carried on the live spirit of The Indigo while presenting it in a broader and more layered form, and was even aired on Finnish radio stations receiving excellent reviews. The follow-up was The Indigo's second single: Zodiac Skylight. It was released in May 2007 and it continued on the tracks set by Killing Time while taking the productional level a few more steps towards perfection. The single's tracks Zodiac Skylight (Siekkinen) and Shielded Ways (Pรคivรคrinta) were both proud representatives of the more energetic and powerful side of The Indigo's works - the former even won the coveted prize of "Best Song By Unsigned Band" of the biggest Finnish radio channel YleX in July 2007.
In April 2008, The Indigo released their latest, the "Wait" -EP, through their own record label, Willowcape Ltd. The EP's five tracks have recieved a warm welcome from media representatives and, most importantly, the listeners. Three of the songs have been aired on Finnish radios and the many music critics have stated that with this release The Indigo has claimed its place among the very top of Finnish poprock.
The music of The Indigo can be called AOR. It can be called groovy pop-rock. It can be called by dozens of other names and definitions, all describing The Indigo's style equally well and equally not-so-well. The musical influences are numerous, but the none of the members can deny the fatherly example of such performers as Toto and Sting. At home wherever emotion and style are not shunned, The Indigo doesn't feel uncomfortable with such terms as "Adult-Oriented Rock" or "Pop". Melody is a crucial factor in The Indigo's songs in one way or another. If a catchy melody turns a song into a "pop" song, we accept that with pride.
A gentle caress on one occasion, a kick in the teeth on another: The Indigo avoids neither the rough nor the gentle side of music. Powerful live performances, strong melodies, the style and especially the emotion; with these things we hope to make our music moving, memorable - and most of all - we hope to bring it to life.
Currently, The Indigo is gigging, actively promoting the Wait -EP in many forums and working through Willowcape Records for The Indigo's future releases.
3) The Indigo is a portuguese rock band that plays indie rock and is made up of six members, Dekoh and Kareka on lead vocals, Tiago Coelho and Luiz Arantes on guitars, Monty on Drums and Simรฃo on Bass.
They have released two albuns as of yet, Passe-Partout being the most recent.
Miracle
the Indigo Lyrics
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Kesshite kiseki ja nai
Manatsu no megami ga ai wo sasayaku toki
Nanatsu no umi kara kaze ga atsumaru
Koi wo shita futari ni wa
Kono natsu wa mijikasugiru
Tada yubi mo kami mo furezu ni
Futari ga deatta koto wa
Kesshite kiseki ja nai
Manatsu no megami ga ai wo utau koe ga
Nanatsu no umi kara kikoete kuru
Mitsumeau futari ni wa
Taiyou wa mabushisugiru
Tada oyogitsukareta hada ni
Yasashii natsu no kaze ga
Tada nemuri no naka no you na kuchibiru kasane
Futari ga deatta koto wa
Kesshite kiseki ja nai
Manatsu no megami ga ai wo sasayaku toki
Nanatsu no umi kara kaze ga atsumaru
Futari no kiseki ga ima hajimaru
The lyrics of the Indigo's song "Miracle" reflect on the idea that the meeting of two people is not necessarily a miraculous event, but it is still a significant moment. The first verse acknowledges that their encounter is not a coincidence or something that defies probability. However, it goes on to describe how the goddess of midsummer whispered love to them, and the wind gathered from the seven seas (nanatsu no umi) at that moment. This idea of divine or natural forces aligning to create something special adds a layer of magic to the moment.
The second verse speaks to the brevity of their summer love. The simplicity of their interactions is emphasized with the line "tada yubi mo kami mo furezu ni," meaning they kissed without even touching fingers or locks of hair. Despite this, the two were able to feel a deep connection with each other, encapsulated by the line "koi wo shita futari ni wa" (for the two of us who fell in love).
The final verse and chorus connect the two ideas presented earlier in the song. The sun shines too brightly for the two to look at each other, and the gentle summer breeze comforts their tired bodies as they rest together in the heat. As they drift off to sleep, their lips connect in a way that feels almost like they are in a dream. The repetition of the line "futari ga deatta koto wa, kesshite kiseki ja nai" (the fact that we met was never a miracle) reminds us that their meeting is not something out of the ordinary but the culmination of the magic of nature and the divine.
Line by Line Meaning
Futari ga deatta koto wa
The fact that we met was not a miracle
Kesshite kiseki ja nai
It was not a miracle by any means
Manatsu no megami ga ai wo sasayaku toki
When the goddess of midsummer whispers love
Nanatsu no umi kara kaze ga atsumaru
The wind gathers from the seven seas
Koi wo shita futari ni wa
For the two of us who fell in love
Kono natsu wa mijikasugiru
This summer is too short
Tada yubi mo kami mo furezu ni
Just kissing without touching fingers or hair
Kuchidzuke wo suru
We kiss each other
Manatsu no megami ga ai wo utau koe ga
The voice that sings of love from the goddess of midsummer
Nanatsu no umi kara kikoete kuru
We hear it from the seven seas
Mitsumeau futari ni wa
For the two of us who gaze at each other
Taiyou wa mabushisugiru
The sun is too bright
Tada oyogitsukareta hada ni
Just tired skin from swimming
Yasashii natsu no kaze ga
A gentle summer breeze
Tada nemuri no naka no you na kuchibiru kasane
Just overlapping lips like in a dream
Futari no kiseki ga ima hajimaru
Our destiny starts now
Contributed by Riley R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
Mark Miller
It seems like the children referred to as having indigo auras could be misdiagnosed as ADD, ADHD or other. Putting them on psychiatric meds will take away their unique gifts and/or talents in the effort to force normalization onto them. The public school system essentially shuts down their creative energy and may turn them into emotionally void shells of their former self. My understanding before I knew about the auras was that some kids/adults were "internal listeners" who could tap into some energy that inspired the creative flow. ALL humans have access to this internal flow, though most have cluttered thinking and cannot "hear" the message or if they do think (or are told) that it is crazy and put it on the back burner, eventually it disappears and they become normal. There is a price to pay for being unique in thought and this can be bullying, social exclusion and confrontations with authority. The challenge for the parents ofย children with indigo auras and these thoughts is to blend in with other kids without losing their unique talent. Maybe home schooling or a special school is better than the tormentย they will be forced to endure in public school that will force normalization on them.
Dela's Journey
Mark Miller meds hurt it .. yes now my feeling's are too strong but oh well I'll meditate on good music or Beautiful things , it takes 5 seconds to make me ok Again the pain can leave easier by my choices than a pill .
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Marion Sloane
Great film! This makes a lot more sense to me, than the labeling of "mental illness" for individuals who think differently. Most are enlightened with an inner knowing, talented and gifted, and ย some have the natural ability to tap into the source, the 90% of the brain not being used, the third eye/Pineal gland. Unfortunately once their difference is considered a problem for the expectations of standards set out by society as acceptable behavior and ย they are professionally diagnosed by the medical experts, consequently their thought process is suppressed by toxic prescription medications.
Pray to the Creator Bete zum Schรถpfer
Yeah thats why the are later #TargetedIndividuals look i was diagnosed with Asperger and the Illuminati rly hates people like us
@au9parsec
Indeed. I also have aspergers and the illuminati is trying to get everyone else to hate us just like what happened in Nazi Germany, since they know that we're a real threat to their power over the human population. Countless people with aspergers, and ADHD were murdered in Nazi Germany by the illuminati.
@au9parsec
And it makes me feel angry that the illuminati had sent the U,S military to the middle east in order to steal their resources, and then lying to us by saying that the U,S military is occupying the middle east in order to protect us against islamic terrorism. And it makes me feel angry that they had been lying to us by saying that vaccines and pharmaceutical drugs are necessary and is keeping us healthy, when in reality vaccines and pharmaceutical drugs are not necessary and is keeping us sick. You and me are both aware that it is domestic corruption that is the real enemy. Not foreign terrorism.
Diego Gibson
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em D
Have ADHD had so much shame about it as a kid now I'm an adult and I still have ADHD I'm proud. I like being different now and I'm not ashamed. I like seeing all the details most people don't. I know I have my extra energy for a reason. I feel too much they say it's part of the condition and if that's true it's a blessing and a curse.
Simon Carruthers
I have gift to see the future my spelling is bad but my hart is knot I have a strong felling that I no not I us we must be rich to me rich to be albal to help each other to build a better future together simply make a better choice fun is the key to Adhd in 5 day I will win lottery and yes it will be big number 5 will play a big part