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J Chau Timi Lyrics & Chords | जे छौ तिमी | Swoopna Suman X Samir Shrestha

गाजल त्यो तिम्रो मेटाइ देउ न तिम्रो आँखाको रंग हेर्न मन छ

Maya- Ashutosh KC Official Lyrics

Written, composed, performed by Ashutosh KC Thaha chaina k ho yo Bhawana anautho K yehi maya ho K yehi maya ho Maya haina bhane Kina herthey ma timi tira Bhaye pani mann ka kura Bhanna sakthe ra hmm Eklai basera muskuraunu ho maya Timi lai herera ramaunu ho maya Baraline mann ta ho Yadle jiban…

Garo Chha – Lyrics / Yesh Kumar • Mechu Dhimal

तिमि भए पुग्छ मलाइ अरु कोइ चाहिदैनएति प्यारो साथ् कतै खोजेर पाइदैनतिमि र म नंग र मासु झर्न नदेउ आसुतिम्रो साथ् पाएपछि धेरै खुसि भाछुतिम्रो साथ प्यारो छ धेरै प्यारो छतिमि बिना ज्युन…

Aanshu Jhareko Lyrics / Jaya Devkota | | Sunita Budha chhetri

सबको सामु हासेकी हुन्छु म एकान्तमा बसेर रुन्छु माआसु झरेको,,,, आसु झरेको( पिरती लाएरै हो ,,, मलाइ रुन परेको रुन परेको )२तिम्रो यादमा बिर्सन्छु का छु म धन्न सम्झी रुन त पाछु मआसु…

Juni Juni (Sad Song) lyrics / Nepali Movie ROSHNI Song ||Anju Panta || Anil Pahari

जुनी जुनी सम्म पनि संगै ज्युने आश थियोदुनियामा सबै भन्दा तिम्रै माया खास थियो( तिम्ले छाडे पछि था भो)२ओठले हास्ने होइन रहेछ( सास त चल्छ तर मान्छेशाशाले बाच्ने होइन रहेछ )२( तिम्रो तस्बिर…

Relation Ma Chhau Ki lyrics / Shiva Pariyar | Annu Chaudhary

एउटा कुरा भन्नु छ माइन्ड नगर हैभन न कस्तो कुरा माइण्ड गर्दिन निरिलेशन मा छौ कि सिंगल नै हौ किखोजेको हो बुझ्न ,,,( झम झम झम झम पिरतीको पानीमामन छ मलाइ रुझ्न)२रिलेशनमा छैन…

Hajar Janma lyrics / Sanjay Aryal | Rockheads Nepal 

timro lagi ek hoinahajarai janma pani liula makhusi sarera timilai diyeraaasu sabai aafai liula mamaaakha timilai heri rahanchhatara kina sapana lagchhasapana nai ho bhane yoaba saayed nabiujhiulaa mamamero sukha haru timrotimro dukha haru…

म चन्द्रमा हुँ Ma Chandrama Hu – Lyrics / Samikshya Adhikari

म चन्द्रमा हुँ अबस्य दाग छ मसँगखोज्यौ भने ब्रह्माण्डको सिंगो भाग छ मसँग म बोल्दा धुन निस्कन्छ,रुंदा खुन निस्कन्छसँगितको सातै सुर अनि राग छ मसँग म जलेर पो तिमी बल्यौ म ढलेर पो…

Music of Nepal

With more than fifty ethnic groups, the music of Nepal is highly diverse. Genres like Pop, and Tamang Selo. The Himalayan nation of Nepal is home to over fifty ethnic groups, and this diversity is reflected in the country’s rich musical output. Some of Nepal’s most popular genres today include folk, classical music, Ratna, pop, rock, and Nep-hop (Nepali hip-hop); indigenous musical genres span Newar, Gurung, Kirat, Tamang, Magar, Tharu, Sherpa music, and many more. In recent years, Nepal’s musical heritage has enjoyed a revival as young musicians fuse the sounds of traditional instruments, which include a leaf from a native tree that is played like a harmonica, once at risk of disappearing, with lyrics that explore the contemporary challenges facing the country. Examining Nepal’s varied sonic output, Something Curated takes a closer look at five Nepali musicians currently shaping the country’s unique sound.

Newa Music

Newa music, also called Newar Music, is a form of traditional music developed in Nepal by the Newars. The music has its roots in classical Hindu and Buddhist music and evolved with the incorporation of folk music of the Kathmandu valley and its peripheries. Instruments used are mainly percussion and wind instruments. 

Adhunik Geet

Adhunik Geet or modern songs are popular songs in Nepal and is also known as sugam sangeet. These of songs are soft and melodious. One of the most famous singers of this genre was late Narayan Gopal who was also known as a “Swar Samrat” meaning King of ‘Voice’ in Nepali and gave hits like “Euta Manchhe Ko”, and “Yeti Dherai Maya Dii”. Aruna Lama was one of the well-known singers of Nepali music. She is popularly known as the “Nightingale of the Hills”. She has sung hundreds of Nepali songs.

Dohori

Dohori is a genre of Nepali folk music and has roots in the rural courtship traditions. In Nepali, Dohori literally means from both sides or a debate. This debate is in musical rhythm, and involves quick and witty poetry. The two teams taking part in a Dohori usually involves boys and girls in rival teams. The song starts with a question, usually from the boys’ side. The girl follows the question with a quick response and the two teams continue the musical conversation.

Dohori songs can last for as long as a week. The length of the Dohori depends on the quick thinking ability and wit of the players.

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