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Wedding Song- Lambada- Pikli and Party- Telangana
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A wedding song of the Lambada tribe sung by a group of women at Banjara village near Hyderabad. The song is traditionally performed by a mother at the time of son's marriage, "Nandaria, although you seem grown up you are still my baby."
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Wedding Song- Lambada- Pikli and Party- Telangana
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A wedding song of the Lambada tribe sung by a group of tribeswomen at Banjara village near Hyderabad. It is a sad song sung by the bride as she leaves the village with the groom, seated on a 'bail' or buffalo and she blesses her father, mother and village.
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Wedding Song- Lambada- Pikli and Party- Telangana
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A wedding song of the Lambada tribe sung by a group of women at Banjara village near Hyderabad. The song is performed while washing rice for the wedding dinner, "The water in which the rice is cooked is thrown away as a river..."
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Wedding Song- Lambada-Pikli and Party- Telangana
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A wedding song of the Lambada tribe sung by a group of women at Banjara village near Hyderabad. The song is sung during the wedding feast and is addressed to a man named Lokia who has come to the party and they say to him, "Look at our tamasha."
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Wedding song- Mina Rajput - Madhya Pradesh
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Wedding song- Saora- Gogonjerenrai- Ponda- Odisha
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A Saora wedding song played on the gogonjerenrai by Ponda of Linga village. Gogonjerenrai is a fiddle-type instrument of the Saoras. It is played together with the jantarungrai(zither) at weddings to accompany songs sung by women.
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Wedding song- Saora- Jantarungrai- Gogonjerenrai- Karjano and Ponda- Odisha
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A Saora wedding song played on the jantarungrai and gogonjerenrai by Karjano and Ponda of Linga village. Jantarungrai(zither) and gogonjerenrai(fiddle), together called renai, are played at weddings to accompany songs sung by women.
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Wedding song- Saora- Karjano and Party- Odisha
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A Saora wedding song sung by five Saora women from Linga village. They are accompanied by Karjano on the jantarungrai(zither) and Ponda on the gogonjerenrai(fiddle).The first line of the song is sung repeatedly which begins thus, "We are leaving our daughter.."
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Wedding song- Saora- Odisha
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A Saora wedding song sung by six to eight tribal women from Kutang village. The song is sung to a rengi or renaja (two-string fiddle). The song says, "Just because one of us is getting married.., why be silent, let us sing and dance."
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Wedding song-Banna-Manganiar-Jaisal Castle-Rajasthan
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Fade Khan and other Manganiar musicians sung Banna with the Harmonium, Kamaicha, Dholak, Khartal accompaniment in Jaisal Castle during the wedding of the daughter of Maharaja of Jaisalmer.
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