Tong-lang nyilo-mai glu is a wedding song sung by Wangail, a wedding singer or Lurspon- May-may, in a traditional question-and-answer format. As part of the wedding ceremony, the groom’s party is going to the bride’s house to collect the bride from her father. The bride’s party previously put some stones, each a few meters from the other, forming a path leading to the bride’s house. The stone-path starts some fifty or hundred meters from the house and finally stops at the door. The groom’s party has to stop at each stone and they have to answer a question raised by the party of the bride. Both the question and the answer are in song form. The leader of the bride’s party holds a willow stick and if he is not satisfied with the answers, he beats the members of the groom’s party. After a successful answer is sung, each stone is kicked over. The recording contains both the questions of the bride’s part and the answers of the groom’s party.