[Machine Translation] Georgia (formerly Georgia) is a country nestled between the Black Sea and the Caucasus Mountains. With its rich natural environment and ancient history as a backdrop, a diverse musical culture has flourished here, and polyphony in particular is well known throughout the world. This singing tradition, which has been registered as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO, has different styles in different regions and is deeply rooted in celebrations, religious rituals, and even daily life. Ensemble Marani was formed by singers living in France who were fascinated by its mysterious and profound harmonies. This album contains 24 songs, including traditional Georgian folk songs, epic songs, and Orthodox liturgical songs, such as Kakheti, Guria, Mingrelia, and Ajaria, etc. Some of the songs have been reconstructed based on field recordings from the early 20th century, and others have been newly composed for films. The rich variations are appealing. The title track, "Shalatin," is a solemn epic from the Abkhazian region, and the layered sounds of the male voices embody the depth of this choral culture.