Dekhani Dance देखणी नाच गोयाची लोक कला

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Darshan Lolienkar

[@sharadrawool4883]

दोन आठवड्यापूर्वीच हे लोकगीत ऐकलं होतं आणि कॉमेंट्स पण केली. आज परत नजरेस पडले. आनंद घेतला, पुनरपि!👌

[@nishikantmarathe428]

खरच छान सादरिकरण मस्त पुन्हा पुन्हा पहिन सारखे वाटते हे कोळीगीत खुप जुने आहे व एकण्यास बर वाटते

[@sanjunarvekar8477]

That's real Goan folk dance.👏👏👏👏

[@sujitanaik1476]

👏

[@dhritibhat4083]

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[@sawantvilas5277]

हे गाणं माझं खुप फेव्हरेट आहे की मी शब्दात वर्णन करू शकत नाही. "हांव सायबा पोलतोडी वेंताम...घे घे घेरे .... मी पुन्हा पुन्हा डान्स पाहतो आणि गाणं ऐकतो. खुप कर्णमधूर लोकगीत. धन्यवाद. देंव बरें करो. From Ratnagiri Maharashtra. 💓💓💓👌💓👌

[@mikedesi5513]

Goan fish girls look like cute sisters

[@sadhanamarga2138]

Lovely It's tooooo good 👏👏👏

[@dr.jayamishra8542]

ATI sundar.can anyone write in Hindi lyrics of this song.as we are planning to dance this lovely song in our doctors meet.words are different and difficult to understand.

[@sharadrawool4883]

खूपच छान छान आणि सुंदर नाच व गाणे

[@neripinto29]

Super hit

[@byt7960]

Really Enjoyed this ! Old dance forms esp folk are rapidly disappearing in India. Just a few popular ones can be seen around

[@ashishprabhudessai744]

Must watch lokrang group Dekhni dances

[@1435_production_official]

Best ... Samir sir ur aswm..

[@UPWaleRajesh]

Mai upsc ki tiyar I kar raha hu isliye pura video dekh liya😅

[@rajaryan3259]

Same here

[@mauryavanshi-king302]

Ham bhi bro

[@pcmbclasses8434]

Well done

[@umakanthdevaguptapullb]

Super

[@sunandayadavyadav9869]

we r dancing this dance for psa compitition

[@rolisingh8502]

thanks for this vedeo

[@deepakraju2]

Can anyone translate what the boatman is replying& Singing.

[@smssms-nd1qw]

He said he not want

[@cacavb]

Anybody knows history of this song

[@sonyk784]

Very beautiful

[@chetherdeiro6795]

It is a song about some kolvonts (Hindu dancing girls) who are supposed to dance at the wedding of a man named Damu and have to get across the river in time. There is no sociological or anthropological evidence for the claim that the lyrics of this song have anything to do with conversions or Portuguese brutality or the Inquisition that happened in Goa. On the contrary this song describes the plight of these exploited dancing girls who are willing to even give up their ornaments to the boatman to get across the river in time. Kolvonts were treated quite badly in the caste conscious society of the day.

[@theaccidentalguitarist9688]

Then why does the boatman refuse to take them across the river ? What will u explain about the *Hath kapro khamb* at old Goa ?

[@mikedesi5513]

@@theaccidentalguitarist9688this song is an allegory experience of people wanting to to escape the Portuguese brutality of conversion it is absolutely sociological reflection of the times as part of Goan history

[@ashishpadale8124]

nice

[@sujitanaik1476]

I love you 😘💏💔💖💞👍

[@user-yf5mg8wl4f]

Why they are not showing any Catholics culture in Goa. Catholics also exist in Goa!!!

[@rachel8116]

Um but thus is also our culture though. It is goan culture, just as the carnival, a Catholic influence is also goan culture. Our culture is already divided enough without the both of you bringing more animosity into it.

[@sanjunarvekar8477]

😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@paragguruji3223]

Maybe because the original lyrics of this folk song are about a young Hindu girl trying to escape Goa fearing from violent forceful conversion to Christianity by the Portuguese and pleading a boatman for helping her cross the river, to which the boatman is saying No as he fears a brutal punishment from the Portuguese for helping someone escape the conversion. To convince the boatman, she is making an excuse that she wants to attend a wedding, then offers her jewelry as the boat fare, etc. But he is still not convinced (due to the fear). How would you show some Catholics culture in a song/script where the main story is about RUNNING AWAY from Catholics trying to forcefully convert others on gunpoint?

[@ketansawant8567]

@Anthony Menezes this is popular folk song .. exact writer, singer can't be determined of such folk songs but this is popular since many decades probably centuries since the time of portuguese goa, don't trust everything written on wikipedia.

[@ketansawant8567]

@Anthony Menezes even if we agree this was written by a catholic named Farreira, we can't deny the meanings which lies in between the lines. Maybe farreira wrote this in resistance of portuguese bcoz many other dekhni songs are written in resistance of portuguese. Can't argue you if you have any soft corner for portuguese. Peace🙌

[@anbuilderdevelopers4237]

Can anyone please tell me the meaning of the song

[@paragguruji3223]

The original lyrics are about a young Hindu girl trying to escape Goa fearing from violent forceful conversion to Christianity by the Portuguese and pleading a boatman for helping her cross the river, to which the boatman is saying No as he fears a brutal punishment from the Portuguese for helping someone escape the conversion. To convince the boatman, she is making an excuse that she wants to attend a wedding, then offers her jewelry as the boat fare, etc. But he is still not convinced (due to the fear). "Damu" was the word used in folk songs and lore to indicate any Hindu in Portuguese ruled Goa

[@anbuilderdevelopers4237]

@@paragguruji3223 Thanks . Love this song

[@ruchirlawate624]

@@paragguruji3223 Wow never knew this meaning of the song!

[@chetherdeiro6795]

It is a song about some kolvonts (Hindu dancing girls) who are supposed to dance at the wedding of a man named Damu and have to get across the river in time. There is no sociological or anthropological evidence for the claim that the lyrics of this song have anything to do with conversions or Portuguese brutality or the Inquisition that happened in Goa. On the contrary this song describes the plight of these exploited dancing girls who are willing to even give up their ornaments to the boatman to get across the river in time. Kolvonts were treated quite badly in the caste conscious society of the day.

[@floriefernandes4588]

Yes this is the what is explained in the song 👍

[@user-yf5mg8wl4f]

These costumes is of konkani Maharashtrian Brahmin only the song is konkani

[@byt7960]

Writhgen Pinto So what is the traditional Konkani dress?These are fishing folks, right ??

[@MrSwapnil86patil]

Writhgen Pinto these are goan Hindus , their rituals and dressing is same as hindus of maharashtra..Be it gaud saraswat brahmins or naiks of goa..They dress same a maharashtrian..

[@susandmelli9273]

And these people have dressed in a traditional style as they are going to attend his friend damus wedding...

[@raj-khotmarathawarriorclan]

God knows which stupid baman u are

[@bibiaasha8342]

so I can do it for me to come over and over again and I don't want to go back to sleep in my room is so true I just want you so very much and you are so beautiful baby 👧 I love you too babe plz tell me about p to get p

[@marcelinfernandes9507]

Jean

[@marcelinfernandes9507]

Juliet

[@marcelinfernandes9507]

😇👧

[@marcelinfernandes9507]

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[@siddarthshah1773]

xians rice bags ass will be burned knwing dey got converted frm hinduism..deir religion should be stripped off

[@user-yf5mg8wl4f]

These are Maharastrians.... Not Goans. Even We are Goan but we dont wear this types of costumes . They all from konkan part of Maharashtra like Malvan, Sindhudurg etc

[@prashal7419]

Writhgen Pinto gud joke... 😂

[@nayansamal9602]

Goans are not only christians. Pls undst.

[@user-yf5mg8wl4f]

I am Goan but they have worn Maharashtrian costume

[@shwetanarvekar7492]

There are people from other religions existing in Goa everyone has got their own culture and way of dressing that doesn't make them less Goan .Broaden your horizon.

[@nehalnaik8214]

@@shwetanarvekar7492 Good