Latinos react to Chaudhary - Amit Trivedi feat Mame Khan, Coke Studio FOR THE FIRST TIME

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[@Waleska-Herrera]

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[@fadhilsyuza8758]

Nexttt pls react to : • Nuca - Diamonds / If you're not the one on See u on Wednesday (Roomate Project) Channel Been waiting for this😭 Thank you😁🙏

[@erriejulianne]

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[@tapasbiswas1589]

There are 3 main kind of singing 1.indian classical music 2.foke music 3.film music You herd foke & film music indan musicians beside foke singers are classically trend for at least from childhood hope some or question are answered

[@tapasbiswas1589]

And also in India has 29 stats and every state has, there own language and own foke or regional music so we have quite a variety

[@msengupta9909]

Please react to Tushar Lal, they do instrument covers of songs. They r amazing

[@jagdishtechs]

This is an Indian Rajasthani folk song, and yes, Feleminco (both dance and music ) in Spain has its roots in this genre of Rajasthani folk culture. It went in Spain through Romani people and now Feleminco has become a symbol of Spanish culture.

[@KumarNikhils]

Wow even I don't knew abt it

[@abhishekkerulkar2245]

@@KumarNikhils this is true flemingo dance very similar to kathak and romani language also very similar

[@prathappoojary3618]

@@abhishekkerulkar2245 Not khatak but khalbeliya

[@prathappoojary3618]

@@abhishekkerulkar2245 with kalbeliya is also thr do search ....

[@prathappoojary3618]

@@abhishekkerulkar2245 Kharak is more traditional thank folk ... And its not from rajastan

[@mastimajak8974]

almost every Indian can seat down cross leg 😂.. we seat like that and take our meals even after having dinning table 😃

[@riddhi833]

Its not about sitting down, its about sitting down and singing which is technically too hard to sing.

[@riddhi833]

@@noirinserenity yes i agree. Not only folk but pretty good amount of our singer are very comfortable singing sitting down. Which maybe they have natural good vocal or Maybe they learnt it. But technically especially in country excluding our its hard to get and control vocal while sitting down. Btw that wasn't the point tbh i was just replying to @masti majak that they not talking about sitting with cross legged but talking about singing with cross legged. Okay thats long reply 💀. Bye have a good day

[@Biharienginner9334]

Yes I study like this in my bed 🥵

[@utkarshsrivastava2380]

@@riddhi833 technically it is better for classical in this posture it is easier to control and hold breath

[@Manikarnika07]

I dont understand y they find it amusing... its actually comfortable.. most of indians can sit like that and sing bhajans and sing at marriages too

[@prakhar4359]

Guys in indian classical singing every singer sit down with crossed legs. Listen these singers Kaushiki chakrabarty :- raag bhimpalasi at darbarfestival. Mahesh kale :- aruni kirani live at Melbourne. These two performance are live. It will broaden up your perspective about music.

[@sumanmula5114]

Cross**

[@R0hitrawat]

Please React to Kashuki Chakroborty Indian classical singer, different from every music you might have hear link - kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3bUiq2ar5iNrMk

[@mvcybron]

Good recommendations. I approve 👍

[@shubhsmusic5453]

it was not classical

[@edvinchandra1277]

Mahesh kale please

[@definitelynot_0798]

Admit it or not, This song can really make you dance, not just a wedding song for a Rajasthani like me, It's an Emotion

[@dipakkumar9845]

That things are known as khadtaal.

[@purna.2747]

This is just a drop in the Ocean called Indian music. You have not even heard music frm Southern India. There are lots of String,Percussion n Wind instruments too. Most of the artists u saw here r well trained in Classical HIndustani music. Which makes their job very easy. Stay safe

[@Nitish.Singhal]

I wish i could understand all languages in our India. We miss to hear so much great music from different parts because of language barriers.

[@mvcybron]

The fingering part on sarangi is done by sliding your cuticles on the string and not your finger tips. Such a wonderful instrument.

[@Manikarnika07]

what's about sitting down and singing like is it difficult

[@parsotak1241]

True

[@BeybladeLegends]

Northern, Eastern, Western, Northeastern , Southern India is the best and Rajasthani Is Specially very unique

[@aayushraghuvanshi6788]

Sitting cross legs on the floor/ground brings in humility in your very own self, ego is gone and we appreciate every tiny bit around us as we're more connected to the ground and that's what having a grounded nature means, just try it once you'll feel what I'm trying to convey, we Indians even have our food like this it's healthy for both the mind and body.

[@ketansawant8567]

Sitting down with cross legs is very common thing in India. When we do lunch/dinner, praying(pooja) we sit down on ground. It maximizes your connection with Mother Earth and breaks your ego.

[@RaviSingh-kh1ko]

The first Instrument with the strings is called sarangi. Its like a violin but an Indian classical violent with a little bit tone towards sad side.

[@armaansingh1390]

19:24- proof of how music connects all of us together. The synchronisation is perfect.

[@toy014]

🇮🇳 Indian Classical singing is always done sitting down cross legged, unlike Western music! When you sit down to that position it’s more connected. In Yoga 🧘🏻‍♂️ it is the same as meditation where the “7 CHKARAS” of the physical body is connected to the spiritual self, because more than anything music comes from the heart ❤️ and soul! ….. Namastey 🙏🏽 and Love from India 🇮🇳.

[@aabdnn]

Flamenco has roots in India, and the clickers in Flamenco also have origins in India.

[@amituniyal377]

The instrument that you were asking the name is a sarangi and the guy playing it is my friends uncle. His name is Dilshad Khan. Great sarangi player and an awesome music family.

[@alkagurung505]

Pliz react to Amit Trivedi sounds of nation

[@VijaySingh-lv6nw]

Yeah please react to that one

[@ronakdave9992]

It's definitely a regional/folklore inspired composition, which is why there are people using their mouths for the "precussion" aspect and why the main singer's voice resonates so much (imagine a typical setting for them at a fair or around a bonfire or even on a street paired with string-puppet dances)

[@ExAbdul]

Felminco music was invented by The gypsys/Romani people(allegedly). Romani people are of Indian decent, most of them had to leave India around 1000 years ago(were taken as slaves after invasion and was forbidden to go back to India, so they moved towards Europe and many other places). P.S.- please don't take my word for it.

[@Satvinder123sco]

I belong to North Western region of India and listening to this music is absolute delight

[@Vitasha_Saraf]

Loved your discussion about art and humanity. It reminds me of my favourite quote, "Art is an integral part of what makes us human."

[@anamitrachanda2617]

Music is sheer Mathematics for Indian and Carnatic styles..that's how the singer knew how to come in....it's all bout a mathematical combination of specific tunes with specific beats and harmonics.

[@ankitpant1982]

Those clickers are called “khartals” they’re traditional rajasthani instruments, the string instrument you were wondering about is called “sarangi”

[@bijaya2008]

Indian focal and classical both music .... connect you with nature and your own soul❤️❤️

[@kr__gaurav]

You are watching Bollywood stuff, but when you switch to regional music, it will make you feel so surreal😌♥️

[@shilpamallampalli7543]

I heard you ask if dance is a huge part of India. Yes, it is. Every state has their own classical or folk dances. You can start by reacting to 8 classical dances of India. The dances which are shown in movies is mostly fusioned.

[@anotherroad173]

Loved the insights on human nature, art, and music! / @16:57

[@ksh1230]

Rajasthani folk music ❤️

[@padmasreechandrasekhar7629]

Very interesting you said something like "Kartanias" in Flamenco "Karataaladhvani" = applause in sanskrit/telugu (indian languages) literally meaning sounding with hands / clapping. That word is actually very close if not same , wow!

[@vj-bb6mf]

India has different type of culture nd music ❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳very rich music culture ❤️

[@rudrachaturvedi5617]

India is not for beginners 😊

[@debeshmaharana3979]

please listen to MADARI SONG by VISHAL DADLANI....i am sure you will love it

[@razaunique9483]

Reaction on Mahesh Kale gives you the best experience ever.

[@kushagraverma6456]

This is a Rajasthani song (from state of Rajasthan, very royal and luxurious state with SOOOOOOOOOO MUCH of history and most colourful culture)

[@rebeccam2169]

I love that you are exposing this Artist to the world. His Name is Mame Khan, Rajasthan's Folk Music Artist. This song//lyrics/ arrangement and his AMAZING vocals take me to a HAPPY PLACE. THANK YOU.

[@gonegirl3954]

React to Amit Trivedi's Sound of Nation. That man's a musical genius. You'll love it.

[@atulsahasrabuddhe3883]

Sitting down and singing is step 1 for all kids starting their musical journey in India. Kudos to you for such a spectacular review and the sheer joy in enjoying world music. Need more people like you. 👍

[@riyak8899]

I performed on this song at my friend's wedding.. This song is such a masterpiece.

[@Digantaaa]

The instrument used in the intro is called the Sarangi - "The closest thing to the human voice"

[@sripkuc5189]

Your reaction at 1:27 is what hooked me to your channel a year ago!. I am so happy that I am subscribed to your channel; it has been amazing

[@tharanidharan2685]

I LOVE HOW YOU GUYS are reacting to the music. Loved it.

[@meenukrishnan2781]

I love how both you guys are first of all amazing in ur respective areas of music, coz u have such a good understanding about music and I don't mean just the theory. U guys r able to correlate what u already know about music with what u r experiencing in front of u and derive meaning and explanations. I love how u guys keep an open mind and are truly willing to imbibe everything that u truly connect with. Lots of respect u guys, stay the amazing humans u r!

[@rohansri4899]

Listen to "kaushiki chakrabarty" she is an Indian classic music singer. She is just amazing.

[@jjoseph6346]

We always sit crossed legs while eating food. It's very normal for us to sit crossed legs

[@alsdin2875]

Suggest to react DUA Live in MTV Indian Tour ,promise you are enjoying his concert, the concert in not a local concert that is epic concert 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@swapnilkamble7765]

Guys react to Amit Trivedi sound of Nation performance

[@GauravGhatak]

In india they are called Kartar. And the give and take between the drums and kartar is called jugalbandi.

[@shuvamchakraborty1255]

React to sound of india by amit trivedi

[@mansisood5177]

please react to shreya ghoshal's " MERE DHOLNA SUN"

[@Kez_Sam]

Yo !! You guys are now my new favorite KZbinrs!!! Your reactions are thorough and genuine! And I don't know why I'm obsessed with his voice saying "Feature Friday" in the beginning of every videos

[@debarshidas8596]

In another episode you can react to song covers by Tushar Lall. He adds indian flavour to western music.

[@avinashtirlotkar6760]

I have watch almost all youtubers who reacting to Indian songs but you guyes are understanding the soul of song and music usually i skip vedio when reactor started speaking but love to yours discussion 🙏🏻

[@ktsart39]

There r two types of classical music in India 1- Hindustani classical 2- Karnatic music

[@tubeandyou257]

Right, it is fusion, Coke Studio India is home to mainstream musicians [ Bollywood ] jamming with folk musicians from various regions of India. This track Titled Chaudhary [ vaguely - chieftain, where the beloved asks her lover Chaudhry - not to test her patience anymore, but to meet her soon ] is a jam where Mame [ pronounced as Ma.Mey ] Khan and Bollywood musician Amit Trivedi [ Tracks - Lazy Lad, London Thumakda ] and the accompanying musicians seem to be having great fun. The Castanets-like sounding instrument is called KHAD.TAAL and the magical string instrument producing a wailing sound is called SAA.RAN.GEE, both the musical instruments are from a state called RAAJ.ASTHAAN, which is in the northwest of India. Meme Khan specializes in SUFI FOLK, other artists from Rajasthan in a similar genre are; Mangniyar Gazi Khan, Bundu Khan, Anwar Khan, Chugge Khan, Sultan Khan, Duve Khan, Swaroop Khan, Kutle Khan, Bijal Khan, should you wish to listen to this genre, dig them up on the U Tube. These people come from a tribe known as MAN.GANI.YAAR and were traditional traveling minerals in the past.

[@karabidas3909]

Please react to amit trivedi’s sounds of nation uncut performance

[@Ranbir.Bhardwaj]

This song touches deep

[@razaunique9483]

Guys please do react to Mahesh Kale: Aruni Kirani live in Melbourne please do react. Loved your reaction.

[@sleepingrelaxationvideos772]

This is one of the folk(traditional) style of music among 1117 Indian folk music

[@vijaypawar2359]

It’s called a SARANGI !

[@ayushbose599]

FLAMENCO created by Romani/Gypsy people of Spain who actually originated from Rajasthan, Punjab, etc of Northern India their dance and music is very similar.

[@deeptruthchanneldtc6770]

You people have good souls.

[@pankajyasankar4996]

I love the reaction ,you are great

[@piyushprajapati4217]

Indian music and dance industry is the biggest in the world

[@shwetasingh3231]

This is my mom fav song she listen it everyday

[@dawntoearth9021]

I love this song! You guys need to seriously go through all of Coke Studio - both Pakistan and India, and also Nescafe Basement (Pakistan) and 7up Madras Gig and Music Mojo (both India). I could list some down for you if you like, from the perspective of someone who doesn't understand the language either lol. It'll be like the start of your journey to South Asia, after your travels to Southeast Asia hehe totally different "kind" of beautiful music

[@rajamishra5775]

This song literally is on my playlist for EVERY KIND OF MOOD...✨✨

[@sanchimehta5158]

React to Voice of nation by Amit Trivedi and you will know all you need to know about India!! It's mind blowing 😍😍

[@user-ff1vz7te4x]

Please reaction arijit singh award show performance

[@sudhendugupte7562]

This was fun guys had great enjoyment thanks.

[@dr.lakshyamahajan9459]

Huge respect to Mame khan sir , Amit sir and team ❤

[@prachibaid5350]

This is amit trivedi and tema ...they give heavenly music

[@mohitgupta2907]

Guys, I’ve to give it to you. I’m literally hooked on your channel from hours. This video in party is my favourite. I’d like if you guys would review “mohe rang do laal” from Bajirao Mastani and “main teri dushman, dushman tu mera” from Angina movie. Thank you:)

[@chefnitinprakash]

That musical instrument is known as "Sarangi". It's the only musical instrument that is very near to vocal cords.. means you can play each and every vocal note and sub notes whatever can be performed by a vocal singer.

[@bhagatsingh_1993]

15:23- in Rajasthan, India it's called "khadtal" same as you called "kartaniya"

[@buddykiranjelli12]

That’s a nice blog ..... expecting more

[@jayeshchawrey8182]

Please react to chaap tilak of coke studio and please turn on the captions to lyrics are also on another level you’ll be blown away by Indian classical music. This song was written 500 to 800 years ago

[@jhnknws1751]

This is sarangi. The left hand plucks the string not with the finger tips, but with the cuticles of the fingers. This instrument is considered to nearly replicate the human voice

[@tanmaymagar3784]

Amit Trivedi is too grounded towards indian folk music🎉❤❤

[@reenahemang777]

This is Indian art Indian instruments.

[@annieproudexol584]

Indian musicians traditionally sit down to sing or play instruments.

[@prathyusha5393]

Such a lovely reaction! New Subbie! ❤

[@sudhendugupte7562]

This is natural Indian music thanks.

[@harshasarangi455]

Idk which instrument is used in flamenco, but this one is called khadtal. It is a rajasthani folk instrument n its literally 2 pieces of stone held with fingers in each hand without being joined together in any way and still used to produce this kind of specific sounds. Moreover kudos to your instinct on understanding that this is folk music. It one of hundreds found in india...

[@denduneopaney8804]

One thing that I would request you guys to do is read a description on each video before you listen/react. This will help you immensely.

[@ajinkyagawandi1716]

Also do watch...... " Kattey" - Ram Sampath from Coke studio india

[@ankitpant1982]

Mame Khan is the singer, the guy making tsk tsk noises in the intro is Amit Trivedi.

[@_heybigman]

Would love to see your reaction on Sound of Nation by Amit trivedi

[@user-vq3hc3bi3f]

Mame Khan n huge thanks to Amit Trivedi❤ Guess what its our Weekend routine listening these folkoric gems❤❤

[@p.k.6880]

This is Rajasthani folk music, with of course modern instruments. And the instruments that are highlighted are often seen in Rajasthani folk music

[@amritanshsingh7838]

Amit Trivedi and Mame Khan❤

[@zoyakhazi345]

You need to react to amit trivedi- the sound of nation

[@ayushgaur6757]

The instrument in the beginning is a Santoor. It's native to the state of Rajasthan, India, along with a dozen others.

[@salebox9250]

The instrument is called "Sarangi" this is used by jogi and sadhu to express their worship to god but later sanrangi was introduced to indian classical singing now some musicians like amit trivedi using these days

[@mvcybron]

You should listen to this song when you go for your evening run. You will be smiling unknowingly the whole time and people passing you would feel you have cracked.

[@sanathks7998]

In India, every classical music performance is done by the artists in sitting down posture. It is very common in India to sit and sing. It comes naturally. It's the tradition and India is the birth place of music 🎶

[@asmik3738]

It’s a love banter kind of song and complaining about the lover in a loving way I can’t explain it probably but it such a happy song and that’s about music u felt that happiness and that’s why music know no barriers

[@PROUD-KAFIR-]

Indian music is so rich, and so divers

[@Officernik444]

We have ancient texts like vedas and upnishadas, which gives us knowledge from thousands of years, Sama Veda is the one dedicated to music it is so powerful that you can bring rain from music

[@Devilboss112]

I'm from India) Rajasthan This is our culture Love from my ❤️

[@rajichacko329]

Awesome everyone the music the singer everyone awesome

[@xoxo_1990]

Indiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.... never fail to surprise.

[@mvcybron]

If you were impressed by the string instruments “sarangi” let me tell you that the fingering part is done by the cuticles of the left hand and not finger tips. I will give you 2 minutes to absorb that. Now you can go a research this wonderful instrument online.

[@RaihannaJallow]

Cuticles???? Howwww??? oh my God

[@mvcybron]

@@RaihannaJallow yes. Your cuticles 😊. The instrument is know to be the best able to replicate sound like a human vocal.

[@sortyshorts6591]

*(PLease react to ''KATTEY SONG BY HARDCORE coke studio INDIA'' hardcore is indian female song..and this song is half in english as well)*