What does Shariwa mean?

"Shariwa" is just an Indian modal particle, similar to "Yiyazi Yiyou" or "Delyo Yier" in China folk songs. "Shariwa" has no clear meaning, but it can also make the song more catchy and exotic.

"Shariwa" is the lyrics of the song "Tianzhu Girl", and "Shariwa" appears repeatedly in the song, which is very Indian. "Tianzhu Girl" comes from CCTV TV series The Journey to the West's 24th episode "Tianzhu Harvest Jade Rabbit". The story begins with the Jade Rabbit incarnating into a Tianzhu girl and marrying the Tang Priest.

Appreciation of Tianzhu girls' songs;

Tianzhu girl is the most challenging song in Journey to the West! How to express Indian music in China's fairy tales is a problem that must be solved. In 1980s, many Indian songs were popular in China, so there was no material that could not be borrowed. Every nation in every country has its own unique musical style, and you can know which country or even which nation you belong to at will.

So we should grasp their "extraordinary" instead of "universal" and exaggerate their "extraordinary", just like drawing a cartoon. If we try to exaggerate a person's characteristics, we will be more like that person. Different from China's folk songs, Indian music tries to avoid "Fa" and "Xi", but emphasizes them a lot. The pronunciation of "Fa" in "Tianzhu Girl" has been repeatedly emphasized, and so has "Xi".

The other is spoken English with local characteristics, which reminds people of that nation and country. The recurring "Shariwa" in "Tianzhu Girl" is very Indian. In addition, Li's voice simulation is very similar to the voice of an Indian woman. Indians have a rough singing voice but a sweet and mellow feeling. Li has great taste and talent! Add a lot of color to the song.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Tianzhu Girl