Hey Samalo | 🇧🇩 Coke Studio Bangla | GERMAN Reaction | Bappa Samina Arnob Sunidhi Rituraj Kona

[@moinuddinashraf5292]

This actually is a musical amalgamation of two historic political movement of the last century in Bengal. The first one was called "Tevaga" that was a system of serfdom introduced by the British where two thirds of the produced rice had to be given to the land lords in the northern part of Bengal. A good number peasants in the northern part of Bengal took part in that movement. The second one was the historic language movement of 1952.

[@rifattanvirrafi36]

5:49 That is actually not the 1950s. That refers to the great Bengal Famine of 1943. The year in the Bengali calendar was 1350. Sir Winston Curchil was directly responsible for that famine.

[@hasib4joy]

You should study about the Bangla language movement of 21st February,1952. The international mother language day is also 21st February. Bangali people not only secured the Bangali's right to mother language, also we managed to secure every one's right to their mother language.

[@knowbees]

This is a mashup of two songs. 1st song 'Hey Samalo'is about Tebhaga revolution in 1350 of Bengali Calendar. Milions of people died by famine created by Winston Churchil and his colonialist Britain in Sub-continent. 2nd song, 'Ora Amar Mukher Bhasha Kaira Neete Chaay' is about Mother Language movement in 1952 against Napakistan. This victory led us to the ultimate victory and liberation in 1971 with a price of 3 milion lives.

[@MDHasibulHassanShanto-cq7nw]

WOW brother thanks a lot man you know what I am getting a vibe that I shouldn’t thank you coz feeling your are not a stranger to us rather you are a good brother from another mother and we are from same home ❤️❤️❤️

[@anikfaisal3589]

This song about farmers protect and language movement . 1st part is about farmers protection against landlord called " tevaga andolon" in 1946 and 2nd part is about language movement in 21/02/1952. (And become international mother language day )

[@fahimfarabi8242]

I love your reactions. They're solid. You try to understand and feel each and every lyrics. ♥ Take love.

[@BirBangali71]

21st February is celebrated as International Mother Language day all over the world because of Bangladeshi Dhaka University students sacrifice their lives for protesting their mother tongue

[@raihanjewel]

Thank you so much for your worm hearted review. You didn’t just review the song, you also pointed out very crucial history of Bangladesh. Thank you so much from my heart ❤️

[@mahisarwar]

Hey, this is not the end of the Coke Studio Bangla for you. Maybe you don't know there are some Bengali songs in Coke Studio (Pakistan) and Coke Studio India. I am recommending you watch Aamay Bhashaili Rey | Alamgir, Fariha Pervez | Season 6 | Coke Studio Pakistan I think you will love it as you used to prioritize on lyrics. Good Luck

[@exceptional_ordinarygirl8869]

that's okay mate, you don't have to get into the history. just love that you tried to explain and loved our songs. this just shows even though you don't understand the language you still get the feelings. 😊

[@AshrafAli-is4wv]

Wow that song have so much meanings. Bangladeshi traditional songs are nice to listen to.

[@NisargaBahar]

In the beginning they are indigenous people of Bangladesh and their instruments you are talking about 👍

[@totocompanyworld]

They are tribal "Murong" and their traditional flute music.......

[@MariaHossain]

The bamboo instruments at the beginning are called ploom/plung, their players are one of the many indigenous people of Bangladesh. They're from the Mro tribe, who live in the southeastern hilly districts of Bangladesh.

[@humaafandi8894]

As a Pakistani I am very sad to hear the background for the song 😔 I wish only love between our nations ❤️

[@cojakrap]

we're not responsible for what people did 80 years ago. Thus I would be responsible for Holocaust and nazi crimes as well. Stay strong! 👊

[@humaafandi8894]

@@cojakrap you are absolutely right.. but I still want to express my disappointment. It's not acceptable, that my country expected this from it's sister country. Pakistan was made exactly because the same happened to our families, so why do we do the same as our oppressors? Have we learned nothing from history?!

[@totocompanyworld]

@@cojakrap In 1952, the government of Pakistan thought that one of the many languages ​​would be the state language. Among the languages, Pashtun and Bengali were the mother tongues of most people. So they proposed to make Urdu, the language of minority ethnic groups, as the state language. Indian intelligence agency 'RAW' was active in Bangladesh for a long time to divide Pakistan. To counter this, they mobilized the students of Dhaka University. Students took to the streets and many lost their lives in clashes with the police. As a result of which I got my mother tongue day and independence in 1971. The involvement of Indian intelligence agencies behind every incident is an open secret.

[@totocompanyworld]

In 1952, the government of Pakistan thought that one of the many languages ​​would be the state language. Among the languages, Pashtun and Bengali were the mother tongues of most people. So they proposed to make Urdu, the language of minority ethnic groups, as the state language. Indian intelligence agency 'RAW' was active in Bangladesh for a long time to divide Pakistan. To counter this, they mobilized the students of Dhaka University. Students took to the streets and many lost their lives in clashes with the police. As a result of which I got my mother tongue day and independence in 1971. The involvement of Indian intelligence agencies behind every incident is an open secret.

[@siamashraf]

Its not about hating pakistani. The movement is only teach us to be respectful to everyone's language.

[@paktvseries1234]

Marvellous song and reaction 🇵🇰🇧🇩

[@adibajannat334]

I was actually waiting for this. Thank you. I'm also sad for the ending of season 1🥲

[@mdaklas4984]

Beautiful Recitation video thank you so much bro I'm from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@nayemahmed1448]

Thanks for your beautiful reaction

[@opelimtiaz2566]

The two songs are represent two separate movement of the community. We do have emotion on all those life and souls.❤️❤️❤️

[@ধর্মস্রষ্টাওসৃষ্টি]

love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@shakilmahmood7550]

Actually it's a mashup of two songs. Two songs upon two contexts. In first song- it's described the great feminine which happened just after second world war due to the cruelty of British Raj. They actually took away food grains from this part of the colony to keep their family safe. In second song it described about our language movement. When West Pakistanis were dominanting us in every aspect. They even tried to make their Urdu language for both Pakistan. Against it there was movement and lots of people died.

[@mdashrafjuel6399]

It is a song of unity, after the separation of India and Pakistan in 1947, the land called Bangladesh was part of Pakistan, then Bangladesh was called East Pakistan. West Pakistanis have been oppressing Bangladesh in various ways since then, they wanted the people of Bangladesh to enslave them. The farmers did not get the right price for their crops, then the Pakistanis wanted to declare Urdu as the state language excluding the Bengali language, since then the Bengalis protested, in 1952 the Pakistani military fired on Bengali speaking people. Since then the people of Bengal united and opposed Pakistan as a result of which the war for independence started between Bangladesh and Pakistan in 1971, Bangladesh won after 9 months of war, since then Bangladesh is an independent state.

[@shafinhasan3405]

here's two song , 1st one: hey samalo by salil chowdhury ( this song was written in 1946 in Tevaga Andolon against British ) 2nd one: ora amar mukher vasha kaira nite chay by Abdul latif ( this song was written in 1952 against pakistan as language movement )

[@prodipsutradhor9196]

Love you brother iam From Bangladesh

[@azizulhaque5097]

Hi 👋 Cozak , U r Sooo Talent & Good Soul. Thanks For Reaction. Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩♥️🇧🇩

[@nazifarahman9198]

The indigenous flute at the start is called 'plung ' of the mro tribe

[@rossgolla876]

Its a bangla language movement song written in 1953 just one year after secrificed bengali people their life for own mother language in 21 feb 1952. Now it is international mother language day

[@r...k3467]

beautiful recitation love From Dubai ♥️🇧🇩

[@adibajannat334]

Tiger is on their costume🤭 Specially on Females Saree.

[@akterzaman7652]

Bangladesh 💓🇧🇩🎻🎸🇧🇩

[@rumanasiddiqua]

Watching from Bangladesh 💙

[@anranhossain4992]

so nice song 😍🇧🇩

[@MuniraEity]

Those both r not only song but our emotion

[@rabeyanazneen9760]

i am from bangladesh🇧🇩

[@farhan3204]

Brother you can check out "aurthohin"!!! Specially: surjo 2,cancer,cancer er nishikabbo,Aushomapto,Epitaph etc… And also Bassbaba sumon’s bass solos…

[@OmarFaruk-kj3wh]

so.nice❤❤❤❤🇧🇩

[@ShakilAhmed-du8yh]

Iove from Bangladesh 🥀

[@taholilshabab1721]

its ethnic instruments even new to us

[@redmi11lite24]

Beautiful

[@youneedtoknow1524]

awesome reaction 🥰🔥

[@farhadkhojasteh3295]

All your reactions is so good bro. We enjoying

[@TasfidMahfuj]

[@disneypixeranimationmovie4904]

Its about Tevaga movement (1948)& Mother Language movement (1952)

[@manoshroy7858]

✊✊✊ 🇧🇩

[@ameerabdullah5840]

They are indigenous people with their traditional instruments

[@মোহাম্মদরিদয়টেলিকমএন্ড]

love you sir

[@omegastar004]

This song was written around the same time as the Bengal famine, which was about the same time as world war 2, during which all resources from India (which was a British colony back then), were diverted to Britain as stockpiles for the war, and Winston Churchill was quoted mentioning the lives of British soldiers fighting the war were far more valuable than the starving population of Bengal. Just some context. Yes I’m from there, no, I don’t hold a grudge because that was a long time ago and empathy for people far away from you is generally not a very visible trend in human history.

[@rohandas3733]

In the first song 'hey samhalo dhan ho' where it days "lost millions of lives in 50's", it refers to the bengal famine of bengali year 1350 (english year 1943) Being under colonial rule and in the middle of 2nd world war, the famine is critically acclaimed to be caused due to mostly the oppressing rule of the british empire. This is referred in the song as 'not the liberator of darkness'. This is not an exact translation actually. The better translation would be 'don't see u doing anything good anywhere'.

[@riomanzanares5760]

Nice and thanks

[@rikirakhinegaming5875]

This first intrumental is tribe of Mrung traditional instrument from bangladesh brother

[@kaliningrad4470]

Tribal instruments i think 🤔 i am Bangladesh i have seen them for 1st time

[@babusdaily8631]

Yes, this is the Masterpiece

[@farhadkhojasteh3295]

Hello 👋 and 🫂 we miss you bro. Don't forget us and our music man.

[@banglayn3231]

Great 👌 work

[@iwnj6332]

Nice work

[@rifattanvirrafi36]

2:50 Not really. No, those are not traditional folk instruments we are familiar with. Those are Plungs (or ploong). Plung is a musical instrument of the Mro (or Murung) indigenous people, who are from Bandarban, Chittagong Hill Tracts.

[@mdeasin8018]

Excellent 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@sylhet1925]

Love 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🤙🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@mahisarwar]

Now it's time to start to react to Gaan Bangla TV's Wind of Change. I believe you will also enjoy some great songs.

[@killinglove1389]

WE LOVE U BRO

[@infoandinfotv2518]

Nasek Nasek singer on Drums Pantha Kanai.

[@aongsing4760]

MiNERVA- 'Making Of The Tribute (In The Studio)' Part-1 & 2 YOU MUST LISTEN THAT BRO!!

[@al-hannasi5745]

Wonderful

[@md.hassibulhassanshanto2675]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@redmi11lite24]

Wow

[@AnwarHussain-vm9fk]

Nice Song

[@airdropbdnews]

NICE VIDEO

[@mohammadbillalhossen1432]

🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jihad6922]

❤️❤️🇧🇩

[@khalidshah1158]

Junoon band Karachi concert 2018, song saiyoni, saeen

[@learnwithistiaque3736]

I like your videos

[@hot3664]

You are wrong, in lyrics ‘fifties’ is not Christian era 1950, actually it’s Bengali calendar year 1350 . A big famine occurred in this year. Farmers are not the owner of land, they are only workers . Landlords takes fifty percent crops and the farmers wants two thirds of crops produced . And after the famine they are made a movement called ‘tevaga’ . Bengali renowned composer Salil Chowdhury is the writer and music composer of first song . And second song based on the language movement in 1952 .

[@MasudRana-oj2te]

💝🇧🇩

[@theultimate9725]

React more Bangladesh song from gaan bangla channel or others singers

[@rafid54]

It is a song dedicated to the warriors and martyrs. Bangladesh was under the control of Pakistan from 1947 to 1971. We had to fight for Bengali language. The song is dedicated to all of them.

[@RezoanaHappyCharu]

👍❤❤❤

[@adibajannat334]

Aren’t you watch cricket?🐸 If u could have Watched, You'll definitely know about Bangladesh. Btw, it was an awesome journey with your CSB reaction. You're really a good soul brother. Hope We'll get season 2 soon😁 Thanks for reacting our countries song. Keep going. We're always there with you. May Allah bless you.

[@MariyaLunasPrettyPaperDolls]

Can you listen to this music "Shesh Kanna" sing by Tanvir Evan,, plz 🙏🙏

[@MathaNoshtoBD]

❤️

[@babushah153]

🇧🇩🇲🇾

[@alexbenjamin839]

i need tahsan song bro song name is kew na januk

[@farhadkhojasteh3295]

Bro please write me the this videos intro your songs link 🙏 or that song name 🙏

[@cojakrap]

hey, song is called "Sternschauer" or "Sternenschauer".

[@farhadkhojasteh3295]

@@cojakrap thanks bro i find that

[@rabbychowdhury4742]

please react to GXP- KNOCK KNOCK SONG

[@lilyafroz9766]

You must see a r rahman instrumental music 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@MasudRana-oj2te]

Now 🇧🇩💝🇵🇰

[@anikatultul7291]

No we dont bro

[@tahsinaislam770]

it's too good,,,and your reaction is overwhelming too...but plz try to study or research a lill before making anybangla song specially this type of popular and rebellious song...

[@parsa3635]

👌👌 Bro pls react to "gang gang gang" from mehrad hidden 💎,,canis,,D7 / and "avalanche" from behzad leito and 021kid🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🔥

[@Sports700]

Hy bro i think pepole feel borring if you stop the music all time batter you can analysis after done the music

[@majharulsumon3302]

Please React On Na - Warfaze

[@mani-zq4ro]

Bro please reaction (avalanche) by leito ft 021kid 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷🙏🙏🙏🙏 (This song came yesterday)

[@aniruddhachakraborty43]

U talk too much

[@totocompanyworld]

Behind The Scene. In 1952, the government of Pakistan thought that one of the many languages ​​would be the state language. Among the languages, Pashtun and Bengali were the mother tongues of most people. So they proposed to make Urdu, the language of minority ethnic groups, as the state language. Indian intelligence agency 'RAW' was active in Bangladesh for a long time to divide Pakistan. To counter this, they mobilized the students of Dhaka University. Students took to the streets and many lost their lives in clashes with the police. As a result of which I got my mother tongue day and independence in 1971. The involvement of Indian intelligence agencies behind every incident is an open secret.

[@SreezonAhmed]

you wrote "Indian intelligence agency 'RAW' was active in Bangladesh for a long time to divide Pakistan." how stupid you are ! rather you should mention the brutality of pakistani government.

[@totocompanyworld]

@@SreezonAhmed do you know how an intelligence agency works? why are so soft on india? l also know the brutality of pak. I also know what I should or not.

[@Mrban9dub]

5 million

[@nayemahmed1448]

Thanks for your beautiful reaction

[@lilyafroz9766]

You must see a r rahman instrumental music 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@lilyafroz9766]

You must see a r rahman instrumental music 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@lilyafroz9766]

You must see a r rahman instrumental music 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@lilyafroz9766]

You must see a r rahman instrumental music 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩

[@lilyafroz9766]

You must see a r rahman instrumental music 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩