the most mysterious song on the internet:
like the wind
No one knows who created the song and we don't know the original name of the song.
A guy called Darius recorded the song on a cassette tape taken from a radio program in West Germany.
However, he excluded the presenter's speech and probably the name of the song, the name of the band or singer (no one knows) and the date.
Darius loved the song but he didn't know the name, he asked friends, relatives and older people but no one knew the name, thus the mystery was born.
In 2004 his sister Lydia left the music in the public domain.
In 2007, Lydia began her search online for the name of the musoca or any clue that could help in the search.
The song became famous in 2019 when a young brass singer started looking for the origins of the song and reposted the song on YouTube and in some groups on reddit.
The song was named ''Like the wind'' because it is the first phrase said in the song.
source: wikipedia
If you know any clues (a band with a similar rhythm from the 80s), share it.
like the wind
No one knows who created the song and we don't know the original name of the song.
A guy called Darius recorded the song on a cassette tape taken from a radio program in West Germany.
However, he excluded the presenter's speech and probably the name of the song, the name of the band or singer (no one knows) and the date.
Darius loved the song but he didn't know the name, he asked friends, relatives and older people but no one knew the name, thus the mystery was born.
In 2004 his sister Lydia left the music in the public domain.
In 2007, Lydia began her search online for the name of the musoca or any clue that could help in the search.
The song became famous in 2019 when a young brass singer started looking for the origins of the song and reposted the song on YouTube and in some groups on reddit.
The song was named ''Like the wind'' because it is the first phrase said in the song.
source: wikipedia
If you know any clues (a band with a similar rhythm from the 80s), share it.
Last edited by WFO,
