Monday, December 8, 2025

Pinay Composer’s Aussie Ode: Kookaburra Cha Cha Unveiled

Kookaburra Cha Cha, a melody for freedom and conservation, is now live on digital music platforms.  Adelaide-based Filipina Maggie Cudanin Ebbinghaus is the composer and original singer of Kookaburra Cha Cha.

Kookaburra Cha Cha emerges as a heartfelt ode to the unique, lively and spirited kookaburras. This song is not just a musical composition. It is a testament to the love and admiration the composer holds for these charming birds and their natural habitat.

Kookaburra Cha Cha is a whimsical and delightful tribute to the unique and lively nature of the birds. Kookaburras may not dance the chacha (which is the favourite dance in the Filipino barangay fiesta), but they have their own extraordinary way of celebrating life, perched on the branches of the gumtrees, filling the air with their joyous laughter. This song captures the spirit of these birds and their lively existence in the wild.

Yet, the deeper message within the Kookaburra Cha Cha song by Maggie Cudanin Ebbinghaus is one of conservation and responsibility. The lyrics call for setting the birds free and preserving their natural habitat. It emphasizes the importance of protecting kookaburras. This song is a call to action, encouraging listeners to take part in the preservation of the natural world.

As we listen to the cheerful tune of Kookaburra Cha Cha, we are reminded of the importance of living in harmony with nature, just as these birds do. It serves as a reminder that our actions have consequences on the delicate ecosystems that these kookaburras call home.  By supporting conservation efforts and respecting the need for these birds to live freely in their natural habitats, we can ensure that the laughter of the kookaburra remains a cherished part of the Australian landscape for generations to come.

Kookaburra Cha Cha is not just a song. It is a call to embrace the beauty of nature, to protect the habitats of these iconic birds, and to celebrate the freedom and vibrancy of life that they represent.  It is a melody that inspires us to be caretakers of the environment and to live in harmony with nature and with our fellow humans. 

To listen to Kookaburra Cha Cha:

Or connect with Maggie Sadia Cudanin on Facebook.

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