Music from the desert, Jaisalmer, India

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[@antoniochaves7876]

Emocionante. Parece que viajamos séculos no passado.

[@surinderkumar7300]

Nice

[@MukeshT]

Absolutely wonderful !

[@TheSaifulalam]

i thing he spent all of his in music. god blees him.

[@ramnair23]

awwww! with gifted musicians like these it's a crying shame that Bollywood music was ever and still is in business

[@jishuschannel]

Instrument is Algoza...and name of the player is Sumer most probably...Indian Railway published an article on Jaisalmer in their magazine (as far as I can remember the name, its RailBandhu and most probably July 2011 edition)...there was a para on this maestro...

[@vicegananda]

Excelent !

[@joshuasound]

pure sound

[@ambarmalik]

Amazing Masha Allah... true master

[@DtoZ24]

talented!

[@khatpandwa]

Beautiful - Impressive

[@omjat5929]

very good

[@francop4331]

circular breath technique, I’ve seen that only in one instrument, the Launeddas (Sardinia, Italy)

[@KOTTIPPADISSEVA]

oh great musician..touch your feets

[@punkshking]

nice

[@Ganonmustdie2]

I've never seen an instrument like that.

[@robertoeleei]

very well saludos

[@iamsally]

its like indian bagpipes!

[@YANHAP1]

as there is no bag...chanter..lol!

[@adrufkhanbarmeri1572]

Mast

[@TheShubLub]

@joshuasound wtf does that mean?

[@junaidriazriaz]

Bohat Practice Hai

[@inder5678]

@TheShubLub it means: the sound is pure.

[@daddyji5039]

lol , actually baglesspipes

[@an3i7rust]

no but ur mom is :P

[@AdmiratorKDestinationsVideo]

nice