Bangladesh Music for the first time | Coke Studio Bangla | WIND OF CHANGE | CHISHTY BAUL | Arnob +

[@aribaahmad2627]

Answers to your questions! 1. Bangla / Bengali (the Anglicised name for Bangla) = language spoken both in Bangladesh (country) and West Bengal (Indian state), both together comprised the region of Bengal which was divided by the British on the basis of religion but the people from both places are mostly of the same ethnicity (Bengalis). The border between Bangladesh and West Bengal is extremely porous and many of us have family/ancestral homes across the border on the other side till this date. Indian subcontinent has complicated history (largely thanks to the Brits who completely messed the whole region up!) and many diverse communities in terms of ethnicities, language, culture, religion, etc, so can be confusing for outsiders not familiar with the region's history. 2. The instrument at 6:56 that looks like Sitar with a bow is called Esraj, a local instrument. Bansuri is flute. Shanai (in Bangla)/Shehnai (in Hindi/Urdu) you have already looked up :) 3. Chiltey Roud is a fusion of two songs, both basically expressing the same emotion - yearning for a loved one - but first one (Chilte Roud) is a contemporary song depicting how urban modern Bangladeshi societies express themselves (more subtle or layered expressions) while the second song is an old traditional folk song from Northern region of Bangladesh depicting how rural people from the villages express themselves (more straightforward, jarring, cuts straight through). 4. Arnob (the first singer in Chilte Roud) is also the main man and music producer behind Coke Studio Bangla, so you will see him (and the house band including Mithun Chakra) in most of the Coke Studio Bangla songs. He is an absolute genius so please listen to his own music too if you can! His music is sure to soothe your soul! Both Bengals (Bangladesh and West Bengal) adore him and now thanks to Coke Studio, the world is getting to discover him too. He also produced and composed the music for Bhober Pagol. Also, the very first time you reacted to Coke Studio Bangla (Ekla Cholo), AGES AGO!, you loved his soft melodious voice when the second verse started (with the words jodi keo kotha na koy) and had asked who he was! :D 5. Nesha Lagilo Re: Bengal is culturally very rich so there is a long history of bards, minstrels, philosophers, poets, preachers etc. including Nobel Laureate Tagore and philisopher poet Fakir Lalon Shah. Hason Raja is one such legendary poet and Nesha Lagilo Re is one of his most famous songs. You will find all platforms and many of our contemporary artists and bands covering, fusing or influenced by many of these old poets and traditional forms of music as they are still very much revered. IPDC is more traditional and theatrical style of production (local form of theatre i.e.). Their presentations will give you an idea of the traditional taste in arts and culture of our gen pop while Coke Studio and Wind of Change are more experimental presentations. We also have a very solid and established rock/band music industry (to name just a few, Warfaze, Artcell, Nagorbaul, LRB, Miles, Aurthohin, Nemesis... definitely deserves a separate podcast!). Bangladesh is made up of rivers, vast agricultural lands and a few mad crowded, bustling bursting at the seams cities, you will find influence of all these elements (but esp nature and rivers) in all our music and imagery used in our lyrics. We are also very political and that is also present in a lot of our music (our national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam is referred to as the Rebel poet for his revolutionary songs, some of which were used to inspire and motivate our people and soldiers during our Liberation War against Pakistan). 6. Hiphop in Bangladesh has remained more of an underground genre, unable yet to break into the mainstream but the artists who have managed to break out over the last 2 decades have a very solid and strong fanbase (though mostly only young urban Bangladeshis, while the more traditional genres are enjoyed by both Bangladeshi and West Bengali audiences). So much kudos to Coke Studio for bringing Jalali Set to such a huge platform and giving them exposure to the masses! But it's popping now alright! :D 7. Yes the music for Bhober Pagol (what a beast of a song!) was composed and arranged by Arnob and the musicians specifically for this track. 8. Instrument at 55:45 that is played like a guitar is called Sarod, usually played in classical music of Bangladesh, India and Pakistan. 9. Bulbuli is nightingale bird :) In the male verses of the song sung by Ritu Raj, the poet (Kazi Nazrul Islam) is requesting the nightingale to be still as the garden is still in deep slumber despite Spring nearly at its door while also lamenting why it hasn't woken up yet and wondering when the flower fairy/princess will finally reveal herself, so the female part by Nandita is like the flower fairy is responding as though she has just been stirred awake as Spring is here (so her airy, light, flittering tone of voice is meant to depict that I think). The tune for the second part/female verse has also been composed by Arnob who is the main composer/musical director for the whole Coke Studio Bangla series as mentioned above, though the musical director for this particular track is Shuvo (whom you saw playing the mandolin in Nasek Nasek and classical/Spanish guitar in this track).

[@Shacko14]

Very well explained. I think you covered everything!

[@aribaahmad2627]

@@Shacko14 thank you, got tired halfway haha

[@ankurdas5360]

wonderful job!! hats off🙏

[@deep40]

Arnab/Shayan da is very talented... he was my brother's batchmate in Calcutta University...

[@dr.4077]

Perfectly explained

[@orophile_soul]

The language spoken in Bangladesh is Bengali, and Bengali is spoken in Indian state of West Bengal as well. Shaan, Shreya Ghoshal, Arijit Singh, many famous singers belong from this state. I'm Indian Bengali as well. During our independence, Britain divided us in religious lines and made muslim dominated area into Bangladesh, and Hindu dominated area is now in India. But basically we are the same.

[@sohailahamed7957]

Britishers never created Bangladesh. They created East Pakistan which got liberated from Pakistan with the help of India in 1971. Keep your facts right

[@orophile_soul]

@@sohailahamed7957 bro, I know my facts. But I ain't got the time to type out everything all day bro. Kintu dhonnobad, bhool ta point out koraar jonno. 👍

[@nitishsaxena1372]

@@sohailahamed7957 they did create East Bengal and it's an undisputable fact that it was done along the religious lines.

[@dkdc1882]

@@orophile_soul britishers created pakistan and bangladesh when the muslims demanded for it

[@spilltea4241]

@@sohailahamed7957 the British divided Bengal into two in 1905 under governor Lord Curzon West Bengal was Hindu dominated while East Bengal was Muslim dominated. So i would count thee 1905 Bengal partition as the inception of modern Bangladesh as a seperate entity .

[@itsskye003]

♡ 𝚃 𝙸 𝙼 𝙴 𝚂 𝚃 𝙰 𝙼 𝙿 𝚂 ♡ -------------------- ♡ 00:00 - Intro ♡ 2:09 - maybe. (Prod by. spvceman) ♡ 5:44 - Chiltey Roud | Coke Studio Bangla ♡ 23:51 - Nisha Lagilo Re || IPDC আমাদের গান || Chanchal Chowdhury & Meher Afroz Shaon ♡ 35:03 - Bhober Pagol | Coke Studio Bangla | Nigar Sumi X Jalali Set ♡ 48:20 - AAJ EI BRISHTIR KANNA DEKHEY - TAPOSH FEAT. PAPON ♡ 1:03:35 - Bulbuli | Coke Studio Bangla | Ritu Raj X Nandita ♡ 1:28:10 - JODI THAAKE NOSIBEY - TAPOSH FEAT. CHISHTY BAUL -------------------- FF discord link - discord.gg/Yhjk74WN -------------------- That's all of the timestamps done now, I've tried to make them as accurate as possible but apologies if there are any mistakes, If I've made any mistakes, feel free to reply and I will edit the comment! - I hope everyone has a great day/ night :)

[@grande9312]

Thnxs 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊 😊

[@hellohi7158]

Tqqqq sooo much

[@arafatrahman7196]

Good Job Brother💕

[@naimulislam9668]

damn bruh, been looking for timestamps 😭 thanks

[@cloudytone1771]

Thanks 😄😄👍👍

[@mobblemaggotgutter]

Awww as a Bangladeshi who's been a regular follower of this channel, I feel overwhelmed!! Thank you so much for reacting to our music 🇧🇩❤️

[@20-aman]

😍

[@তাছনীম]

me too

[@peoplestube9146]

From Bangladesh 🥰💚

[@animeshpatra5106]

This song is written by "hason raja" (1854-1922) a folk composer, writer singer in the baul genere of folk music from the subcontinent

[@anifaexo-lbd2737]

Me too

[@timberslogs9096]

Okay to clarify it a little bit for you guys- Bangladesh - is the country Bengal- is a state in India Bangla/Bengali- is the language spoken in BOTH these places Bangali- are the people that speak bangla I hope this helps a little😅

[@royaltrblx]

West Bengal is a state in India. Bengal is a region that includes both West Bengal & Bangladesh (East Bengal) & Bengali is an ethnicity also

[@surojeetchatterji9966]

@@royaltrblx There is nothing called west Bengal. Its called Gour Bengal.

[@moshitoki707]

Hi! Being a Bangladeshi, I feel incredibly proud of this podcast. Heartfelt regards go to both of you for doing this. There are so much more that you can unveil. Hope you get to do more Bangladeshi music reactions in future. Thanks again ❤️

[@MDmonir-to2lp]

I am Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩 you

[@Shacko14]

So glad to see you discover Bangla music. Bangla is the language spoken both in Bangladesh and the Bengal region in India... Hope you will also check out some music from the Bengal region in India. Actually, Bengalis both in Bangladesh and India love the same music. Growing up, I was a big fan of Bangladeshi bands like LRB, Miles and Nogor Baul, and also bands from Bengal like Mohiner Ghoraguli, Fossils, Cactus, Chandrabindoo etc.

[@djcjerfan3877]

I think they know better than you

[@purine1400]

omg bangladesh is where in from but i never deep dived into the music of my own country cant wait to learn thru you guys

[@GlamupwithAmbika]

Bengali is considered as the sweetest language in the world❤ Hoping to see more bangla song reactions..Love from India 🇮🇳

[@spilltea4241]

Not the one spoken in Bangladesh tho

[@FarhanHasan007]

@@spilltea4241 Son the name is Bangladesh. The land of Bangla. Whom do you expect to have more accurate Bengali experience than Bangladesh? Don't know where you are from but there ain't any country can represent Bangla like Bangladesh. Just dig it.

[@s.majumdar9388]

@@FarhanHasan007 England does not have more English accuracy than Great Britain just bcz they have English(Eng) in their name. Lol. No offence, but Bangladeshis(like an average person) pronounce some words differently even in the shuddho bhasha. Example: ছ is pronounced as a "S" sound even tho it should be "Chh". করতেছে is used instead of করছে etc. Not to mention how much Urdu- Bangladeshis have incorporated into their language.

[@FarhanHasan007]

@@s.majumdar9388 Mate, Bangladesh is quite diverse with its local accent. Do you have an evidence to show the motherland of Bangla origin? There are lot of things to argue. And, it's really awkward to judge স with ছ। I can pinpoint a lot of pronunciation errors from West Bangla, Assam, Tripura and rest of the Bangla speaking areas. But, in reality there is nothing wrong with that. It's the people who has changed the way of speaking over time. There again, we got two classification of Bangla language. সাধু ভাষা এবং চলিত ভাষা, In Bangladesh people prefer to use more casual way of speaking, but in terms of writing it’s more formal. Absolutely depends on person and the background. No offence, don't be so judgemental.

[@noshintasnim3205]

not one of , it is the sweetest

[@xyz-wf9vi]

Bangla is the most beautiful link between Bangladesh and India's West Bengal..... Proud to be a Bengali ❤️...love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@MDmonir-to2lp]

আমি বাংলাদেশ

[@atikamran]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰 Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@jeetchak363]

Actually not a lot of people know this but the official language of the state of Tripura is also Bangla. The Most spoken Language in Andaman and Nicobar Islands is also Bangla. My Family is From West Bengal and Andaman :))

[@xyz-wf9vi]

@@jeetchak363 Absolutely!

[@minhazuddin8919]

❤❤❤ from Bangladesh

[@rubayyanoor]

Fun fact: the 2nd song that you reacted "Nisha lagilo re" , both the singer's are renown actor/actress in Bangladesh. They are also good singers.

[@taslimarumman595]

As a Bangladeshi it felt overwhelmingly light to see your reviews!! Woww thanks Weleska and Efra for sharing and spending great time🤍

[@alpacino9226]

হিজাব পরে আবার গান শুনেন! এসব গান তো সব হারাম।

[@inzaghiscornsalad7034]

Yes 😭 never thought, but then again, if any western reactors were gonna react to our stuff, it was gonna be these guys. WIDE range of reactions.

[@inzaghiscornsalad7034]

@@alpacino9226 Koi lekha eta? Gaan shona je haram?

[@orophile_soul]

Bangla or the anglicised version "Bengali" is the language spoken in Bangladesh and in the Indian state of West Bengal. ❤️❤️❤️

[@grande9312]

Epar opar bangla... akie brinte dui kusum..

[@kakashisensei-q4r]

Tripura also

[@ziaarefinazad578]

@@kakashisensei-q4r And in large part of Aasam also.

[@asiatv628]

Trepura, aseam andamam necover in also spoking bangla

[@Criteeeq]

That wind instrument at 9:58 is called a Shehnai or Sannai in southern states. It’s used in Indian and Bangladeshi weddings. Here it invokes melancholy.

[@acegaming5404]

Tell u what...The singers of the second song r actually full time & well respected actors !!!!👍 BD has been way ahead in the band culture in south east Asia..I would say...since a long time back...like the 80s.....!!!!!

[@hasibalfuad9652]

Way before. The first ever Rock band in South asia was the Underground Peace Lover (UPL) which was formed in 1972 in Dhaka.

[@surojeetchatterji9966]

@@hasibalfuad9652 But best Bangla Bands r in Kolkata with Mohiner Ghoraguli.

[@aharnishchowdhury3474]

@@surojeetchatterji9966 I love Mohiner Ghoraghuli but you haven't heard enough from Bangladesh lol. BangladeshI bands are well ahead. Listen to Aurthohin, Warfaze, Artcell, Bangla, Shironamhin, Shonar Bangla Circus, LRB, Miles, Joler Gaan, Chirkutt, Black, Cryptic Fate, Powersurge, Mechanix, Nemesis, Arbovirus, Shunno, Karnival, 60s Love, Introit, Aftermath, Watson Brothers, AvoidRafa and like 100 more

[@1919Robin]

Bhai same manush to. Oi akta maratok genius lok. Mane aro onk onk Manush ache but eka chotto golpo, upponash , gaan , r chitrokola. Mane ja e likhte jai ei manush tar lekha r baki nakshatra gulo r lekha pore Mone hoye dhur ami r ki likhbo. Sob to bolei diyeche. Ei kata tar baddile amra to ak e Bhai. Amader bhasha eta. Emon kore kono basha ki amader chuye jete parbe? Na to? Amra sobai ek. Ajo "ami banglae gaan gai" shunle gae kanta diye othe. Ebong ami asha kori seta Bangaladesh e amar sokol Bhai Bon der hoye. Opar bangla r sokol ke amar selam r pronam r bhalobasha. ❤️❤️❤️

[@suvashiskundu]

Band culture was introduced by Gautam Bhattacharya in India and subcontinent. Please research well and then speak bogus like that book

[@ZihadTarafdar]

I can already imagine how your mind gonna explode if you start exploring the rock scene of Bangladesh. Bangladesh has some of the best rock bands of this region and no less than International standard in terms of music and production quality. And please do check all the production from coke studio Bangla. "Shob loke koy" is yet another masterclass from CSB.

[@MustakimAbir]

Hello, 16:18 the Time signature is 7/8. This rhythm is called Tewra. It has 7 beats in it like this:- 123 | 45 |67 . In this composition, sometime, they break it like this-- 7 beats * 4 circles = 28 beats. 123456 123456 123456 123456 1234. Now count this at double speed. and you'll understand how they made it sound triplet. 49:23 That instrument is called Esraj. It has a fretboard like sitar with 15 sympathetic strings, but is is played with a bow. The North Indian flute (Transverse Flute) is called Bansuri.

[@sibendudas1239]

Dear friends, the music from Bengal - both the country Bangladesh as well as the Indian state of West Bengal (they were the same piece of land and culture before 1947) - is so so reach that it's actually unfathomable. Keep exploring and you can't but fall in love with every aspect of the music of the land.

[@AsifKhan-fq5xg]

F***ing FINALLY..... next you guys should check Bangla music like- 1.Ei Obelay by Shironamhin 2.Kobita by James 3.Jao Pakhi by Krishnokol 4.Haste Dekho by Ayub Bacchu 5.Ami Chanchalo hey by Jayti(from REKKA)

[@aridz3960]

Maa and baba by James

[@iqbalsunny6077]

School Khuilase Re Mawla by Joler Gaan

[@hakunamatata3935]

E hawa by Meghdol

[@royaltrblx]

Other Bangladeshi/Bengali songs for you to discover in the future: From 'Coke Studio': - Shob Lokey Koy ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/gl7Eo5uinLWcr5o ) - Moner Manush ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWbMf5WjeceJn6M ) [This one is from 'Coke Studio India' but is still a Bengali song. Unfortunately this one has no CC] You can check out some Bangladeshi/Bengali songs from films: - Jao Pakhi Bolo Tare ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWnGoHdqbqiXbsk ) [This is the most famous version] - Orey Neel Doriya ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpTPY36Bf8h1q9U ) [This version is sung by an Indian-Assamese singer called Papon on a Bangladeshi music show] - Takey Olpo Kachey Takley ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ3caYeLdqysj6s ) [The song is sung by a Bangladeshi singer for an Indian-Bengali film] - Jontrona ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3_acndoec-YZ9U ) [It's a song that isn't what you would usually hear in the Bangladeshi music scene but nonetheless an amazing song] - Tapur Tupur ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/goXWqYKwg8mViLM ) [An Indian- Bengali song] You can also check out Nish a Bangladeshi-UK singer and Muza a Bangladeshi-American singer/producer who makes more urban type of songs: - Maney Na ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/nYbJk6GqqNWcapI ) - Homecoming ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJLIZY2Nip2ibpY ) - Bangla Medley🇧🇩 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqusdJZ8rbNnfrc ) [It's a medley of some iconic Bangladeshi folk songs] - Bhromor Koyio Gia ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWqzi6trasmUr9k ) [This is a modern cover of a traditional folk song] Just so you know many of the traditional songs are Baul based, a genre of music from Bengal. Although I didn't recommend some "sub-genres", I hope you slowly discover Rabindra Sangeet (Rabindranath Tagore songs), Lalon Geeti (Lalon Shah/ Lalon Fakir songs) & Nuzrul Geeti (Kazi Nuzrul Islam songs), they are icons for us Bengalis and have a huge impact on our traditional music. Also some information about Bengal. It's a region from where Bengali's (an ethno-linguistic group) are from but it is not the only ethnic group, maybe the majority but not the only. Bengal is divided into two, West Bengal (which is a state in India) & East Bengal aka Bangladesh, we call our language Bangla but there are many dialects of Bangla as well as other languages spoken in Bengal. West Bengal is a Hindu majority state whilst Bangladesh is a Muslim majority state, so that would be the biggest cause to some of our differences in lifestyles otherwise we all belong to one ethnic group and are pretty much the same. If you want to talk about Bangladesh specifically the correct terminology would be 'Bangladeshi' whilst 'Bengali' can refer to things from both West Bengal & Bangladesh (East Bengal).

[@spilltea4241]

Bengali or Bangla is the language. Bengalis are the ethnic demography that speaks Bengali with 110million speakers in India & 170million speakers in Bangladesh. Bangladeshi is a nationality (like Indian). So not all Bengalis are not Bangladeshis and not all Bangladeshis are Bengalis (u must remember this) As u know just like rest of India, Bengal was too partitioned in two on the basis of religion. The muslim majority part became independent country while the Hindu majority region became a federal state in India called West Bengal. Hope this helps clear out ur confusion ❤️ Joy bangla Hope this helps

[@ImranKhan-q7g3v]

Love ❤️🇧🇩🤝🇮🇳❤️

[@gigafunny6495]

I've seen this best reaction in KZbin. . . Pure reaction ... Take 🖤from beautiful Bangladesh 🇧🇩....no fake reaction

[@priyankardas29]

Coke studio bangla architect: Arnob Wind of change architect: Taposh Lots of love from India 😊....West Bengal ❤ East Bengal

[@israqmprithil8630]

I can still remember when you first react coke studio bangla song and you were emerged to hear a voice and told " whose voice is this wow! The voice is the man who play the guiter in white shirt, The Arnob, Musician, Magician and the producer of the coke studio bangla this season

[@IND_SOMU]

Love the reaction about Bangla music, Bengali music Rocks❤.. Love from India🇮🇳

[@mrityunjoynagroy8339]

Chanchal choudhury is one of the finest actors in Bangladesh & also great singer... love from india 🇮🇳❤❤

[@rishabhsharma8189]

To all the bangla friends listening. I always get excited to hear Bangladesh national anthem whenever i watch cricket. I think it is th emoat rythmuc melodious national anthem i hv heard. Best. 🙏

[@1919Robin]

Bhai same manush to. Oi akta maratok genius lok. Mane aro onk onk Manush ache but eka chotto golpo, upponash , gaan , r chitrokola. Mane ja e likhte jai ei manush tar lekha r baki nakshatra gulo r lekha pore Mone hoye dhur ami r ki likhbo. Sob to bolei diyeche.

[@aurinuddin9422]

rishab sharma that is so generous of you I get the same feeling when I hear jana gana mana

[@arundhatiroy7799]

'The true beauty of a Bangla song is in its lyrics', said one of Bengal's greatest poets.

[@humyrarashid7852]

It just makes me so happy to see you guys enjoying my country’s musics. And obviously we want you to enjoy more songs of Bangladesh 🇧🇩. Just feel comfortable to listen to anything you like. Seeing you guys vibing makes me feel happy ^-^

[@ahlamhossain7906]

@42:40 you were asking what is the current pop in BD. In that case, I recommend you check out Pritom Hasan's Moray Jak. It was released a few months ago. This particular track honestly stunned me. Pritom collaborated with a French singer in this track

[@hasanimam3102]

Whatta miracle!! I was missing you people today so I thought I'd go check out if you guys have reacted to any Coke Studio Bangal music lately. I just typed it in and there you go: a two hours long video for coke studio Bangla released just 13 hours ago!! Coincidence? I don't think so. You guys are blessed😉

[@khadijaali9906]

Omg! Represent 🇧🇩 I have never seen anyone do anything like this ✨ Tenks!

[@nausaadzaman1805]

Thank you thank you thank you soooooo much!!!!!! Finally a feature friday on my country music! My favourite reactors! 💚💚💚 Lots of love from 🇧🇩

[@tanzinairin3069]

Please part 2🥺 we want part 2. I love the way how you get into the deep, i got my full satisfaction here at this channel ❤️

[@trivnat]

Mannnn! That reactions of Bulbuli!!! Wowww! That apreciation! Top notch! Loved it! Please do more of coke studio bangla reactions!

[@mimasam5528]

The song "AJ ei brishtir kanna dekhe' sang Papon is a cover. Original was sang by Ustad Niaz Mohammad Chowdhury.

[@nirobislam5336]

Thank you so much for reacting and loving our music...you don't have any idea how big fan i'm of your reactions of hindi music but i always dreamed when you two will react so many songs of us and feels the warmth and love for music from us.. Today after seeing you upload a whole video about Bengali music ( despite not getting much views than other popular reaction) i felt the most happiest things happens today just because of you.. Love from Bangladesh and please react our stuff more.❤️🇧🇩

[@MuniraEity]

The last song 'jodi thake nosibe' is very emotional song 'this songs summary: if someone is destined to b with, eventually he/she will. Don’t force her/him to love u. But even though we know those our heart really doesn’t' wanna listen. We become stubborn & egoless when it comes to love' 🥺🥺🥺

[@dduchovny2270]

Flamenco music and other Latin music vibes were created by people of Romani Ethnicity in Europe, who were actually genetically and culturally same/descendants of Aryavarthan (aka Indian) people. hence, Latin music is 2nd nature, and mixes easily with music of Indian Subcontinent (ie. From Iran to all the way to SE Asia).

[@smfaisalahmmed4888]

As a Bangladeshi I'll just tell you to check one band called "Warfaze" and from there you will enter into the band music scene of Bangladesh which is probably the most underrated music scene in the world.

[@no_one161]

omggggggg.. I don't even know the language.. the first song makes me so emotional and I want to just cry my heart out.. very powerful singing

[@md.alimran6817]

It's actually a sad song.

[@no_one161]

@@md.alimran6817 awww that's why

[@NoOne-bp5dg]

💜💙💙

[@theatrebong719]

Chanchal Chowdhury is one of the best actors in Bangladesh film industry and he can sing like this...wow

[@Jyotirmoy6Das]

"Papon" Form Assam State of India. He is Assamese and Sing in Assamese, hindi, english, Bengali etc You should Check His coke studio songs He composed and Sing. He also sing Extraordinary Genres like #Folk, #Gazals etc.

[@smmostafizurrahman]

The male artist of the second song is a real all-rounder. He is one of the best actors and actresses in Bangladesh, and a teacher.

[@sabyasachibarua5046]

Yes it would mean the world....do a 2nd part

[@re-jewell250]

This channel is one of my favorite ❤️ Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@IntoMyWorld97]

I was waiting for you to react to Chiltey Roud!!!! That performance takes you places and if you saw the bts of that performance you'd see that ALL the artists talking about how emotional they became because of Boga's singing. They said they kept getting distracted by his emotions and couldn't focus on playing their own instruments. Arnob is also a genius bc he produced this performance as well as most if not all the Coke Studio Bangla performances so far! Bangla is such a beautiful language and artists from Bangladesh are so underrated especially since our folk music and instruments are unmatched. Our music comes from the soul and unites the entire country.

[@hasib4joy]

The Bulbuli song was written and composed by our national poet "Kazi Nazrul Islam". He fought in the 2nd world war and was posted in the middle east. That era had a big influence on his compositions. After returning from the war, he composed some music influenced by Arabic and north African music. Don't know exactly how he was influenced by Spanish music, but sure he was. Though he mostly composed music based on Indian Ragas, he surely did some experiment.

[@aaravverma1385]

My favourite podcast so far.....the songs were so beautiful and pure talent..... really loved the vibes of em✨🤗

[@anupnath4190]

Finally,,,, yessssssss!!!😍😘😘😘thanks for discovering Bengali music in such a way. I was always with your channel but today when it is about my country & music,,,,my emotions were dancing through this whole long video 🤗,,,,want you more with other coke studio Bangla & Gaan bangla songs.......💝........ Love from #Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@binodeeni]

Maybe the reason you've found Spanish vibe from "Bulbuli" is because it's a Ghazal. And while evolving throughout the centuries, Ghazal was influenced by Spanish culture among others (correct me if I'm wrong).

[@sudeeptamajumdar235]

Please you guys must listen to these Bangladeshi Songs: 1. Stoic Bliss Acid ke 2. Nijamuddin Auliya by Wind of Change 3. Purnota by Warfez band 4. Epitaph by Shonar Bangla Circus 5. Sagorer Tir Chuye Dariye by Minar Rahman 6. Shob lokey koy by Coke Studio Bangla 7. Morey Jak by Pritom Hasan.

[@alpacino9226]

Seriously!! This list is shit.

[@r128_ahnaftajwar5]

Also plz check the following songs also: 1.Ei Obelay by Shironamhin 2.Kobita by James 3.Jao Pakhi by Krishnokol 4.Haste Dekho by Ayub Bacchu 5.Ami Chanchalo hey by Jayti(from REKKA)

[@musicphilebd9862]

That Bass player's name is Resalat Rasheed. He has a very different day job in London. Arnob lured him back to playing bass during the production of Coke Studio Bangla and hence we are blessed with his playing again.

[@samibangladeshi1721]

We are Bangladeshi and our culture is Bengali , Bengali means Bangladesh. Bangla is our language

[@nawreenanwar4509]

the second song you guys reacted (Nisha lagilo re) is a very popular Bengali Folk song by Hason Raja (1854-1922) who was a very prominent Bengali Folk poet and songwriter. Bangladesh is a very small country, but the diversity in the music is just magnificent... from folk to hard rock metal, you will find everything in this small land!

[@raihantanvir8880]

Being a 90s kid,we Bangladeshis were more into rock genre songs,it's still the most popular genre we listen to.Warfaze,Aurthohin,Artcell are among the most popular bands till now.

[@payelkar410]

Love your in-depth dives into music and the details that you guys point out. And above all, your enthusiasm and the energy is so infectious, you have become on e of my favourite youtubers in a very short time span. PS: the instrument you kept calling as Bansuri is actually an Esraj, check out the Esraj cover of tumi robe nirobe from the movie belaseshe, you will fall in love.

[@m.amackawee9438]

Loved the ARABIC influence in the song which sung by the mermaid. The reaction was sick. loved it.

[@aftab_ahmed11]

Awww as a Bangladeshi I feel overwhelmed ! Thank you so much for reacting to our music video 🇧🇩❤️

[@nohakurosaki8203]

Thank you for reacting to Bangla songs. Loved your reactions! Please do Part 2 of Bangladeshi(Bangla) music! Love from Bangladesh! 🇧🇩

[@inzaghiscornsalad7034]

okay YALL WTH WHY DIDNT I KNOW ABOUT THIS. I binge yall all the time, just korean ones, and waleska and efra already have a reaction of my country's music, am I getting emotional? totally.

[@rubayyanoor]

What a brilliant reaction from you! We demand a second podcast with other popular Bengali songs.

[@rjanik964]

Best review i have ever seen, btw great initiative guys, hope you guys will continue the journey. Thanx dear. Take my best wishes.

[@sarahnasir2869]

Wherever u read the word Indian subcontinent, it includes India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. That was previously known as Indian subcontinent and the three countries have more or less same musical instruments.

[@deepanshu00730]

Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bhutan watching from aside :)

[@sarahnasir2869]

@@deepanshu00730 well I don't think they were a part of Indian subcontinent.

[@deepanshu00730]

@@sarahnasir2869 People of Sri Lanka, were Vedda, now Sinhala and Tamil, Vedda were people from North and Central India, King Ashoka's son and a daughter were sent to Sri Lanka later to plant a seed of Bodhi tree that created the base for Nepal becoming a Buddhist country today. Sinhala language unlike other Dravidian languages were a offset of Sanskrit. Some parts of Nepal was considered as a part of Ayodhya kingdom, and Panchala during Mahajanpad time, Ayodhya later called as Awadh, and then Oudh during British time. Also, if you know about Siddharta Gautama, the creator of Buddhist pant, he was born in Lumbini and once upon a time Nepal was a part of Magadh kingdom among famous ones....Also know as Kyrat region of Bharata, during a certain period of history. Nepal only got isolated after Turkish invasion. Nepal's king even offered Nepal to be annexed with India in 1950s, but Nehru refused for some reason, maybe he wanted a buffer between India and Tibet. Only country that is different from whole of India is Bhutan...But if you really know the India of 1st century, then it is not as different as you think.....You can check the dresses during Mauryan period of Bihar(Magadh region), Gupta period like for some instance...they had some similarities... You can check the national anthem of Nepal and Sri Lanka, you will understand most of it....Bhutanese culture is based on Tibet, but Tibetian language is also a sort of mixture of Sanskrit(Prakrit actually), and Chinese. The Script which is used in Tibet as well as in Bhutan is derived from script of Sanskrit...you can check if you want...if you try hard then maybe you will be able to read them.....

[@sarahnasir2869]

@@deepanshu00730 Ok, thank you

[@sajalkhan3575]

I am from Bangladesh🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩 thankyou Bangla song reaction for watch,,, Love💝u

[@sidkings]

The commentary to this was hilarious. I love how it bought so many feelings, reactions and emotions in you guys. Bollywood tends to dominate in that part of the world, so it's refreshing to see stuff like this once in a while. Please react some of the late Ayub Bachu's work.

[@ahjax6771]

I absolutely loved the podcast. Do more podcast on Bangla songs from Bangladesh. Letttss goooo

[@Sudz_16]

Amazing music... Glad that i saw this podcast... I was missing out on a valuable musical experience...

[@jahangirahmed2634]

I'm British Bangladeshi and watching u from UK 🇬🇧

[@sarahnasir2869]

Loving Coke Studio Bangladesh, love from Pakistan 💕

[@FerdausAlAmin]

Bengali is spoken in Bangladesh and West Bengal. British didn't create Bangladesh was created through an independent struggle in 1971. Yes India did help in Bangladesh but at the very end in the last month i.e. when India so that independence was near. India just wanted to take the ultimate credit. Most of the freedom fighting for the independence of Bangladesh was done by the Bangladeshis

[@md.shahrearmahmud7795]

The instrument Efra keeps telling bansuri is actually Eashraj And also Coke Studio Bangla mentions the music director and producer "Arnob" everytime Yes Waleska was right Arnob the music director of Coke Studio Bangla is always involved in the performance as a vocalist or instrument player

[@Bengali_Hindi17]

Very unique. I've never heard of this k'ind of music before.

[@binodeeni]

অনেক অনেক ধন্যবাদ!! I wish you guys had reacted to "Prarthona" that song is an experience!! Thanks a lot tho ❤️🇧🇩

[@asifmetal666]

Bengali culture n the language is always romantic n the girls here r so caring n soft, boys here r the one who will sing his heart out to win the love of his beloved.

[@amazinggoat3988]

As a Bengali I feel so great yall reacted to bangla songs, you guys should also react to Phiriye Dao by a bangla rock band named Miles and any song by James they're AMAZING

[@mohammadhossain892]

You guys are very different. I really like your presentation.

[@sjagoeffy]

Prarthone from coke studio Bangla should’ve been in the podcast too. And Shaan’s Bengali/Hindi song Thomkiya with Akriti Kakkar is something you must check out.

[@mahedihasan8237]

dear you should have researched Bangladesh music... We are quite rich in all sorts of Rock/metal Band music... Best in whole south asia. To add More, we have a rich cultural history roots to indian sub continental music. Thanks for your thoughtful comments.

[@তাছনীম]

25:10 He is a professional actor. actually both of them.

[@asmnasim702]

Finally a long waited Bangladeshi song review from you. You guyz are very sharp in observation & so accurate at reviewing. Good selection i can say, but there are some underrated masterpiece remained unnoticed. I hope you will come up with more of Bangladeshi musical masterpieces. Thank you from 🇧🇩

[@MuniraEity]

People who speaks Bangla(language) is called Bangali (including Kolkata[indian state] & Bangladesh[an independent country])👉🏻 Indian state Kolkata =west Bengal 👉🏻Bangladesh= east Bengal(former name) 👉🏻people r from Bangladesh called Bangladeshi /Bangali 👉🏻people r from Kolkata( indian state) called indian /Bangali

[@aharnishchowdhury3474]

Kolkata is just a city. There is more to West Bengal than Kolkata. Kolkata is just the capital of West Bengal. It's like saying Dhaka is Bangladesh.

[@shammisultana4033]

47:42 The Director of Coke Studio Bangla is Arnob, The singer of frist song, Chiltey Roud.

[@rantuuuu]

YOU GUYS ARE SO RICH IN TERMS OF MUSICAL SENSE COMPARED TO OTHER KZbinRS.

[@blacktx1873]

Before the independence of Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan, this whole region was called Indian subcontinent by Brits. At that time, West Bengal and today's Bangladesh were a single kingdom called the Bangla. But it was divided into a nation and a region in India after the independence of these three countries.

[@lovemoon847]

Plz do part 2 i love this and thanks for the reaction 😍😍😍😍 more Bangladesh song reaction plz

[@a3e4rrr]

As a Bangladeshi i must help u clear up the confusion, so India, Pakistan and Bangladesh used to be one country and when they broke up a part of the bengal state went to India which is now known as "east bengal" and the other larger part went to well obviously Bangladesh which amongst us Bengalis is known as "west bengal" and this was only about 75/76 years ago so the last 2000/4000 years of history is still shared between us ☺️☺️

[@RidwanRafi]

Bangali is the ethnicity,Bangla is the Language, Bangladesh is the country. This is the simplest answer u will get ig

[@bipra6032]

In 55:50,this instrument is called as sarod.It sounds so good

[@asifuzzamanapril]

The music director you're talking about is the man 'Shayan Chowdhury Arnob' himself. He is the mastermind behind and along all of this.🤍 And please do a Part-2. Please Go deep as you can there is whole bunch of stuff for you to be surprise. Happy journey 💜

[@saifurchowdhury4095]

I'm Saifur Rahman Chowdhury from Bangladesh watching your videos always.

[@myaccout5541]

i m from Bangladesh, thanx for reaction. ❤️❤️

[@Flimstudios5]

nisha lagilo re The song with the Man in white and the lady in the red sari. Is from a Bangla movie. The lady is the red isn't only a singer but also actress.

[@SuperRAJORSHI]

55:50 its called - Sarod.... A brilliant classical music instrument... My favourite.... 90% times used in classical music setup...Ustad Amjad ali khan was a very famous sarod player.... U guys can watch/listen to one of his youtube vidoes.... And one more thing, i think that instrument efra is calling as - bansoori is actually called - sarangi/esraaj...its also a marvelous sounding instruments..bansoori is actually hindi name of long or short bamboo flutes.... At 57:48 its called santoor.... Another classical instrument of indian subcontinent.... Recently deceased pandit shivkumar sharma was a santoor maestro....u should react to one of his videos as well.... And that papon's song was kind of a ghazal styled composition with moderon alt-rockish rhythm setups....ghazal is a semi classical genre music, sung about love, pains in a specific poetic style... The lyrics of ghazals are called 'sher' or 'shaayeri' and the lyricists are known as 'shaayer'

[@kazisaima6212]

as a Bangladeshi i'm feeling sooo proud rn :,) Watching your videos for a year now you guys awesome :D

[@laboniakter4896]

I'm so happy and proud that you guys liked our music this much😊

[@rizpahramirez4928]

Fantastic ! I wanna see more of this 🥰 Thanks Guys 👍🏻❤️

[@BengalAgro.]

Bangladesh is the Root of Modern indian and Pakistani Music

[@Bengali_Hindi17]

As a Bengali who loves her Bengali music, I have overwhelmed. Thank you for showing me how sweet Bengali music can be.