This is a melody from a music box I remember as a child but I can’t find out what it’s called. I pieced together what I could remember using an online harp:

Do you recognize this melody?

Here is my best guess at music notation:

A#4-G4-G4-A4-G4-F4-A#4-D4

F4-G4-F4-F4-C5-A4

F4-G4-F4-F4-D5-A#4

A#4-A#4-A#4-A#4-G4

G4-A4-G4-F4-A#4-D4

F4-G4-F4-F4-C5-A4

F4-G4-A4-A#4

Forgive the crudity of the recording. This was made after I spent an hour or so piecing together what I could remember. I am not musically inclined.

All the sound sample websites failed to help me surprisingly.

  • Michael Douglass
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    Watawinegui consup, watawinegui wanaga Watawinegui consup, watawinegui wanaga Si tú quieres bailar SOPA DE CARACOL, HEY!!!

    This is a classic Punta song popularized by a Hondureño band, Banda Blanca. It’s sung in both Spanish and the Indigenous language of Garifuna