In 2001, six sunny and strong Mongolian boys, who were born in Inner Mongolian grassland and grew up on horses back, formed a band called ERGUNA. They are, Hu Si Leng (lead vocal), Na Ri Su (guitar and vocal), Bao Yu Min (lead guitar), Ma Xi Ba Tu (bass), Wang Meng (drums) and Si Ri Gu Leng (keyboard). They all have Mongolian hot blood and music nature. With desire of pursuing their music dreams and inheritance of Mongolian culture, they sang all the way from Mongolia to a shining stage of the world. The music of Erguna band has heroic and strong characters of Mongolian ethnic group, melodies are powerful and beautiful. Besides their own compositions, they also rearrange Mongolian traditional songs. Most of their music works are about beautiful grass lands and Mongolian’s life. In modern music, they put a lot of traditional music elements, and blend them seamlessly. Band members are good at western musical instruments, and many Mongolian traditional instruments as well, such as Horse-head Bow, Si Hu, Hobis, Bamboo Flute, and they also command the special Mongolian throat technique – Hoomi. After explorations, Erguan band found a best way to express themselves in the conversation between modern music and old traditional culture. They gave new meanings to the folk music and brought fresh breaths to the traditional culture.

Erguna is not only a river’s name, it represent a glory era of history. Took name from the Mother River of Mongolia, Erguna band got heroic lights around them from first day they emerged. They will start New Folk Song movement in China.