Wahaha is a Uygur folk song. Wahaha is adapted from Uygur folk songs, composed and written by China composer Shi Fu, arranged by China composer Pan Zhensheng, and sung by China lyric tenor Zhang Jinli. This song was adapted by Japanese pop singer Joe Hisaishi.

The melody of this song is full of Uygur customs, and the rhythm of the song is cheerful and carefree. It is very suitable for collective performances of song and dance. And this song is the first choice program for almost all kindergartens and school parties.

Wahaha music background

Wahaha adapted Russian folk songs imported from Free Xinjiang, but only imported tunes and no lyrics. Later, they were adapted into songs such as Wow Ha ha, Jila, Girl with Black Eyes and Jiang Wen's The Sun Also Rises, which were adapted by Joe Hisaishi, a master of japanese pop.

In 1980s and 1990s, Zhang Jinli sang in music textbooks and tapes of nine-year compulsory education. 1992 Galaxy Boys Choir once sang this song at CCTV's June 1st party.