Rajasthan Folk - Music of The Desert - Langas & Manganiars | Audio Jukebox | Folk | Vocal |

The shimmering sands and contoured desolation of the Thar desert have cradled the age-old folk tradition of the Langas and Manganiars, the two communities of professional folk musicians from Rajasthan. From songs about daily chores to monsoons to songs of occasions, Rajasthani folk music has picked our tastes for many years. Here too the love song Lavarji and Nimbuda are a thrill. This collection has a combination of all these and gives a good gamut of Rajasthani folk tradition.
Track: Gorband
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Lavarji
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Maniharo
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Instrumental Music
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Hichaki
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Mehndi Malir Ri
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Instrumental Music
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Radha Rani
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Nimbuda
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
Track: Instrumental Music
Music Label: 1992 Living Media India Ltd.
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[@KunalSharmaTechSavvy]

I am from Germany. My Grandfather was Rajasthani but they settled in Germany that time. You know, we still speak marwari language and my mom who is German lady, wear Rajasthani clothes during festivals. I love my India.... *I LOVE MY RAJASTHAN*

[@dineshbhutra3316]

Kunal Sharma vaha yar thank you aapne aaj bhi rajasthani Sanskriti Ko sanjoya hai itna dur hone ke bad bhi hatsoff to you From a your rajasthani brother Aapka swagat hai rajasthan mai

[@dineshbhutra3316]

Kunal Sharma AAP to Marwadi bhi nhi bhulte par kya batau Apne pardesh rajasthan me hi log hindi ka jyada effect hone ke Karan marwadi bhulte ja rahe hai

[@KunalSharmaTechSavvy]

@@dineshbhutra3316 Hindi bhi aapani bhasha hai lekin aapni Marwadi jissi baat kimme hi koni bhaya.. ☺️

[@doreinpaulemmanuel3614]

Wow major.

[@holyfox94]

Wann ist Dein Großvater denn nach Deutschland und warum, wenn ich fragen darf? Danke.

[@gianinnamunozarce3769]

I went to Rajasthan more than ten years ago but I still feel the sensation!! music, people, landscapes, hot air...what a nostalgic image!!! Loving India from Santiago de Chile, South America.

[@jitendrarathore447]

Lots of love from Rajasthan 💟💟

[@kamleshsaini3614]

Welcome once again in Rajasthan

[@surendrapatro143]

Lots of love From INDIA..

[@AnshVerma-kq7hx]

Happy to hear from you..

[@123456712141]

Infinite love ❤️ From Rajasthan

[@hananeboumkar2506]

I am Moroccan, and I live in the USA. I love Indian music and songs since my childhood. It is in my blood for some reason. Indians songs are all what I listen too and also sing. 🇲🇦❤️🌹

[@divyasingh4505]

Namaste💜💜

[@manvendrasinghjaitawat4170]

पधारो म्हारे देश 🙏🙏🙏 Welcome to Glorious Rajasthan....

[@Ggqresh]

praise be to you brother from another country.

[@anishussain7093]

Probably in your last life you was Indian?

[@ilnarkarim8523]

Hello everyone from Tatarstan. Apparently I was an Indian in the past. Indian culture is close to me.

[@yagnikgoswami2424]

Thats true... India/Aaryavart was very big than now what we call India.. and many of today's non-indians were indians in past.

[@souptikgarai886]

Does anyone else feel a sense of melancholy yet that of celebration in the tunes?

[@carlosdasilvagama6144]

Flamenco dancer come from radjasthan.... proud of my true roots! Represent all gypsies in the world

[@gulbugti4173]

Wah,,, i m from pakistan and belongs to sindh province,, same culture here in sindh... ❤❤

[@bharathsolanki]

Yes brother I'm from jaisalmer

[@ghoomoindiabyarbikhanalisar]

Wah sain wah

[@ghoomoindiabyarbikhanalisar]

@@bharathsolanki konsa gaanv

[@bhawanijain]

Music have no boundaries.

[@bharathsolanki]

@@ghoomoindiabyarbikhanalisar तेतोड़ाई

[@PoonamSharma-hy6cp]

I'm in BHUTAN and we are purely touched to rajasthani culture. When i hear it...it's like i went back to somewhere in dhora and tibas of rajasthan. Those kalbailiyas are amazing. DIL SEH RAJASTHANI❤. Love from bhutan🙏

[@thromboplastin446]

Khammi Ghani sa. ♥️ From a Rajasthani.

[@arunbishnoi3]

Bhutan me bhi Sharma rhte h 💕 wao ..lots of love from Rajasthan

[@sandraemerit237]

Namasté from France 😚😚😚 marvellous India I hope coming one day ..

[@vandanasrivastava5645]

पधारो सा ......welcome 😊💐

[@ThestorytellerfromIndia]

Most welcome to our land.

[@ransasingh5902]

Mam there is lots of cultural programs with langas nd mangamiars just once come from aamantran tours we have provide rajasthan best tour packages...... [e-mail]

[@NcxGaming4K]

Most Welcome :)

[@holyfox94]

I would love to go, too. But I don’t know if I could bare the trash everywhere & the disrespect to nature,it implies.

[@emmahasler2401]

Found this on a remote Houston TX internet radio station. I was listening from the UK, and it lead me to this. Weird world. Wonderful!

[@manvendrasinghjaitawat4170]

पधारो म्हारे देश 🙏🙏🙏 Welcome to Glorious Rajasthan....

[@trmadanlal214]

Come our Rajasthan,,,, Welcome !!

[@yashveersinghrathore2929]

I came for my studies to canada .but still when i go to my home state rajasthan .feels proud to be marawadi , rajasthani

[@samboray8450]

This comment section is a proof that music is the only religion of the world .. Love from Calcutta India

[@ShishirJain-zs6vc]

Hearing this makes me cry and crying to this heals my heart

[@rushikeshrathod3277]

Rajasthan ki ret aur mitti, sanskriti aur uske sangeet ki mehaki huyi sugandh ..dil ko chhukar guzarti hai.. Royal Rajasthan ko dil se ek salute..

[@jyotikaur535]

Love from Punjab 💕

[@oturaniko9454]

I'm from Africa, i don't know what it's means, but it's very beautiful...Peace

[@wildarea6381]

its our culture ❤️❤️

[@co-extinction7626]

It is Rajasthani folk culture 🙏

[@drbhoopsingh1336]

I am from Pink City (Jaipur) the capital of Rajasthan Come to India you will sure love it

[@krishnadalal6220]

Peace to you too.

[@lgangira]

First song, "Gorbandh nakhraalo" is basically about the decorative pieces/ jewellery worn by animals, camels in Rajasthani context. Singing praises on that. Rajasthani folk music celebrates all the nitty gritty of their rich, vibrant, culture and traditions. See, there's even a song on hiccups while missing your beloved, henna clad hands, brides, separation, love and what not!

[@samadhachimi5754]

I am from Afghanistan settled in France. I love Indian folk and classic music.

[@jituswami2278]

राजस्थानियों की आन बान शान विश्व प्रशिद्ध है।

[@MO-gr6nr]

I`m from Russia, but this music touch my heart... Why? I don`t know...

[@MariaEriodlova]

I'm french and it's the same you know

[@fluffycookie3595]

Glad to see you enjoy our music. Miss Rajasthan. The name "Rajasthan" comes from 2 words "Raja" meaning Kings and "Sthan" meaning place. So Rajasthan literally means Places of Kings.

[@arjunroy9635]

Oof ! Yes u are right, we as human being have same kind of fell to fell this world such as music, sound, song and etc

[@Anupdavetours]

Because It’s soulful And In India we welcome everyone as our God. Welcome to India

[@deemark5753]

Music has no limits. We only give face and body to a music in the form of language and culture and we claim that this is Indian or Russian or American but music is beyond all such human claims. It is beyond all religions. It is a thing of beauty and a thing of beauty is a joy forever..........

[@DevenderKumar-fn8ze]

Apne rajasthan ki baat hi kuch alag hai proud to be a rajasthani 💪💪

[@pemayangchin9975]

Love from Arunachal Pradesh❤.

[@mellowx82]

Sublime! Im an arab and this resonates deeply with me ❤

[@divyas1478]

Im tamil. We love these musics and songs.. i dont knw wat does it mean.. but this is pure medication. If we respect each culture and language in india there are more treassures to open. Each culture is unique and wonderfull. ❤❤❤❤❤ so pure... we in tamilnadu have more marwari frnds here. Love from tamilnadu...

[@manishsharmasm5766]

Pure form of music

[@suhanigupta.3120]

From Rajasthan I love many classical tamil , kannada music

[@Yogeshn8]

Ama Divya. I totally agree with you.

[@ms_mindawas]

अद्भुत, अकल्पनीय, सराहनीय। राधा रानी का तो क्या ही कहने हैं!!❤️❤️🙌🙌

[@debismitamohapatra5311]

Rajasthan the land of brave hearts and warriors Rajput clan , patriotic to the core ,such a rich heritage ,cultural

[@RISHISOLANKIvlog]

I am from ajmer the heart of Rajasthan 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️ padharo mara sesh🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Nomadmastan]

I am also from Ajmer, listening from Italy 🇮🇹

[@siddhantsingh6076]

Love from neighboring state u.p❤️ rajasthan

[@stipevukadin2805]

I like this Music, it chills me down. Greetings from a Croatian.

[@vrushalidhongade5725]

Rajasthan is a blessed land! Amazing culture, music, food, people and history! =)

[@girdhargopasingh337]

Vrushali Dhongade why not India why only Rajasthan

[@divijkapur9107]

because we are entitled to have an identity of our land and culture..... India is diverse...please lets keep it like that

[@puransinghdeora1983]

True Vrushali, Proud to be Indian first, then Rajasthani. Truely an amazing land. Apart from history, Basically people are good thats why rest of the things are good. Approps its slogan ' Padharo Mahare Des' means ' Welcome to my land '.

[@SauravSharmaaindia]

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[@dineshbhutra3316]

@@puransinghdeora1983 after birth you know rajasthan after India.

[@pankajsoam1491]

I’m surprised to see comments from all over the world😃

[@gamerttf6976]

I am tamilnadu the music is original rajeshthani people one and only har har mahadev

[@amritaedward3633]

Proud to be a Rajasthani..these songs transport me to a different world..mesmerised each time I listen to them..love you Rajasthan ..

[@theindichorizon9563]

Khamma ghani sa...!!!! Mhara hivada chuu jave go yo gaana ..... Bharat ri Aan baan shaan .. Rang rangilo mhara Rajasthan

[@ulrichselvam5843]

I'm from Tamilnadu i did my higher studies Rajasthan, Ajmer, can't forget those 3 years whole Rajasthan I've visited Ajmer, jothpur, kota,uthaipur, jaisalmer everywhere the place became my native lik🥺🥺🥺 always 🥰😍 love you dear Rajasthan😍🥰 always you were mother to me😍🥺🙏🏻

[@RamnarayanChoudhary-io1un]

Ram Ram bhaiji from land of Prithviraj Chouhan , AJMER.

[@based4560]

Kya baat hai ❤ love from Hyderabad.

[@avisaklecha79997]

आनंद आइग्या घनो चोखो गायो सा🙏

[@teremvaasthu2611]

Amazing original classical folk, its on my heart! We always dancing to this with Judit Abraham, who is our nice European Rajasthan folk dance teacher. with gratitude Marta from Hungary

[@boualibouali1869]

Envoutante et relaxante musique

[@boualibouali1869]

Musique universelle du patrimoine culturel mondial.

[@boualibouali1869]

Entre les differents genres folkloriques du monde, le folklore indou s affirme par sa diversite.

[@Its_priyu]

Hungary people csohan were originally Chohan rajputs Dynasty of Rajasthan settled there ... I learnt while reading our rajsthan history... Feel great to have such ties ...

[@mukthimarta8538]

@@Its_priyu please tell me more on this topic! Where i will find about Hungary people csohan?

[@joshgonzalrz954]

I am proud to be a half Indian.

[@sureshkumardudi6754]

Josh Gonzalrz Thn you should watch this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5K9q6yMp6d0sNE

[@ramusbadisfish6582]

Same

[@spengbabsquorponts2064]

Open bob

[@KS-bs8xt]

Feels proud to be daughter of rajasthan ❤️😇

[@VipulDesign]

whenever I miss home, I listen to this. Proud Rajasthani

[@isabelortegaalbadalejo1240]

Im originally from Spain, I visit India many years ago, its always in my heart, as there music, just love you always. Thank you so much from my heart.

[@seraphic1117]

wlcm, ✨☺ visit again. Lots of love from Rajasthan, n all india 🇮🇳

[@himalayanriders4914]

No doubt my India different sweat culture wah Gorband

[@tahir9787]

Heart touching music.really love it.i think rajasthani folk is best

[@chandrapalshekhawat6786]

My beautiful Rangilo Rajasthan all world person love this all rajasthani variety like folk song,food, guest respect,fort,warrior,....culture

[@Yogeshn8]

I got interested in listening to Rajastani folk songs because of the Highway movie. These folk songs kept playing in the background. I thank AR Rehman for taking me there. These songs give me peace. I wish someday I would visit Rajastan and watch live performances not the fancy ones but the real ones from dessert villages. I'm a tamilian I don't understand the language but still I love it.

[@zevanram8654]

Masterpiece of Rajasthani Folk, #SaveRajasthani language and culture.

[@dineshbhutra3316]

Ab to Gurjar logo ki thre rail patri be bethna hoga tabhi rajasthani Bhasha Ko Manyata milegi kyoki dharna se kuch nhi hoga

[@kamallohana8990]

love from pakistan this music is ❤️

[@lalitsuthar2672]

👍👍

[@QuieroBoo]

I feel it in my cells so beautiful...

[@dushyantrajput8169]

Wow I see people appreciating it from all over the world..interesting. These songs remind me of desert festival in Jaisalmer..8000 people sitting on sand dunes under full moon, listening to this kind of folk music... serene 😍

[@650drvr]

Such a rich heritage! When I visited Rajasthan last, one of the folk singers at a fort sang a Rajasthani song about Guru Nanak. That sure was a surprise.

[@sarahborg974]

Rajasthan....My Spiritual home xxx

[@dillu211]

Sarah Borg indeed ! For the first time I am hearing this from anyone

[@manvendrasinghjaitawat4170]

पधारो म्हारे देश 🙏🙏🙏 Welcome to Glorious Rajasthan....

[@DRMECH-ep2rf]

Rajasthan is the land of most glorious kings in history 🙏🙏

[@syedhaseebandrabi8290]

I am from Kashmir but I love it

[@tiluriso]

Great music. Especially that amazing flute(?) starting around 39:00.

[@elile7571]

Rajasthani music just touches my heart ❤️ love from Manipur

[@kc1776]

My face is Americani but my heart is Rajasthani ❤❤❤

[@jangidpankaj1144]

bhot hi acha collection hy.. Jai mata ji ri 🙏

[@texas406]

Thank you Rajasthan. Jai Rajputana Jai Hind

[@manishsharmasm5766]

Jai shree ram jai rajputana

[@aashishprajapati5924]

I am from moon (Chand) , this music is famous here

[@rajiv7505]

Im Rajasthani And I Feel very Proud Jay Jay Rajasthan👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌

[@andretrassato3034]

Hello, Rajiv. The music of your country is simply beautiful, I adore it. Could you tell me the name of the last song ? Regards from Brazil

[@manjusharma8821]

nimbuda

[@sanjaysethia6673]

Rajasthan is the best place in this world. my music , my desh

[@kisnapari]

बहुत खूब..... मजा आ गया #shekhardev

[@shivahari5916]

My great grand father was from Jodphur , wish I could visit Rajasthan, but contented to listen to the music.May not visit India in this lifetime.

[@virendrasinghrathore6226]

Why not brother??

[@vidyaj239]

If you are in India please visit Rajasthan..Don't wait for next life.Not difficult if you try.Try.

[@vikashpareek6603]

Switch off the lights in dark night and listen these Marwari folk song by closing your eyes After some you will as your inner eyes are gradually opening

[@hemraj-ms8hr]

अति उत्तम संगीत मन उत्साहित हो जाता है यही है लोक संगीत की विशेषता वाह ।

[@birdirajeev]

Real Frangrance of folk music, SImply amazing, Timeless :)

[@MargaretTCGangteManashe]

Rajasthanis are the best people in India.

[@KarlMiller-DjKarl]

Rajasthan Folk Music of The Desert… ☮🔥

[@fabiolamaldonado7457]

I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!

[@evetelfordfolk1551]

Sublime, soul-dancing music! Would be lovely if there was details of the singers and musicians' names, and the names of the instruments. Blessings to India from a folk singer and song lover in Ireland 🇮🇪 🇮🇳

[@DINESHKumar-tl6ek]

Musical instruments : Khadtal ; Sarangi ; Ravanhattha ;. alogoja

[@karlerasure]

Thank you for sharing. God bless Rajasthan.

[@santoshmeghwal7819]

Joardar sa

[@shivahari5916]

DNA music, never been to India, about three generations removed, and yet I listen to this music before going to bed every night. My great, great grandfather was from Jodphur , had to leave because of drought. Although I live in both Canada and U.S , this music resonate in my DNA . In my senior years now I may never visit Rajasthan, this music will be a part of me to the end of days.

[@dineshbhutra3316]

shiva Hari pls visit once your ancestors land in your life Padharo mahare desh

[@drsushmaboriwal2347]

Pls visit ur ancestor s place

[@ashkenazi0000]

Excellent Video !!! Very touching and profound Rajasthani Folk music.. there is NO doubt that the brutal & fanatic Islamic Mughal rule in India faced stiff resistance at different periods from the great RAJPUT warriors, fierce AHOM warriors from Assam & from Punjab the brave SIKH warriors...India's strength is Unity in Diversity. Rightly did the great Hindi Poet Bhushana, who forsook the royal favours of the Mughal court to come over to Shivaji to record his glories, he sang :-“काशी की कला जाती, मथुरा की मसजीद बनती, अगर शिवाजी ना होते तो सबकी सुन्नत होती.” meaning : (Had not there been Shivaji, Kashi would have lost its culture,Mathura would have been turned into a mosque and all would have been circumcised.) If not for Shivaji and the Marathas, there would have existed a continuous Islamic belt from Morocco to Indonesia. What addition of 1 billion more adherents to Islam would have done to the world power balance or what would have happened to Indian legacy like yoga, ayurveda, music, art and philosophy, is not difficult to guess…. It is worthwhile examining the 'what if' of Indias history, Aurengzeb, Akbars great great grandson, had embarked on the 'Islamisation' of India. The Marathas, inspired by Shivaji, fought Aurengzeb and saved India from following the fate of Persia. The proof of Maratha victory lies in the fact that Aurengzeb lies buried, not in Lahore /Delhi or Agra , but near Aurangabad in good old Maharashtra... Indian history before Shivaji's advent reads like a chronicle of military disasters. Shivaji changed all that. He used Guerilla Tactics very effectively. Shivaji, as a great warrior & visionary laid a strong and solid foundation that after his death in 1680, there was a series of battles fought between Marathas and Mughals from 1681 to 1707 known as 'War of 27 years' and ended with the death of Aurangzeb in 1707. The Marathas eventually emerged victorious and consolidated their lost territories. This was further expanded by the Peshwas. The Maratha empire reached its peak in summer of 1758 with the conquest of Attock, which is banks of Indus river in Pakistan today. Its eastern frontier was today’s Orissa, being ruled by Raghuji Bhosale of Nagpur. Maratha armies had also reached upto Murshidabad, but then retreated and settled for tribute from Bengal and control of Orissa. To the south, in 1758, territories upto the fort of Gurramkonda in Kadappah district were held. Also, Tanjore (Thanjavur) was under Marathas, but that was a different line. In 1761, the PANIPAT war was lost to the Afghans but Marathas RECOVERED quickly like phoenix bird within 10 years and brought the whole of North Indian again under their control during the 1770's under leadership of Madhavrao Peshwa.. Eventually, the Marathas grew stronger and fought the British in three Anglo-Maratha Wars (1775-82, 1803-05, 1817-18), In the First Anglo-Maratha War (1775-1782) The Marathas emerged Victorious. A Vijay Stambh (Victory Pillar) erected to commemorate Maratha victory over British is located at Vadgaon/Wadgaon Maval, close to the city of Pune. The 2nd and 3rd were subsequently lost and British established themselves. (By the way, just for your G.K, Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is also considered as the 'Father of the Indian Navy'.) Jai HIND !!! VANDE MATARAAM !! VANDE MATARAAM !! VANDE MATARAAM !! VANDE MATARAAM !! VANDE MATARAAM !!

[@utkart]

You have written well about the various Indian rulers. But you forgot to include Tamil rulers like Raja raja Chozhan, Rajendra Chozhan and many kings of the Pandyan dynasty. Chola kings were ruling the whole of eastern India and also almost every region in what is called as south east asia from Burma to Indonesia. The cholas built many temples throughout India including the Tanjore Brahadeswara temple, Puri Jagannath temple. They also made numerous temples like the world's biggest temple Angkor Wat in Cambodia, Yogyakarta in Indonesia etc.

[@manojjnuite4274]

1st time i am feeling very proud full to be rajasthani...

[@dineshbhutra3316]

MANOJ JNUite kyoki aapne pahele folk songs nhi Dekhe the

[@vasudhakamath3037]

Fantastic collection. God bless our great culture. Superb Rajasthani folk music. We should preserve all this for posterity. Bharat mata ki jai.

[@sivadas9801]

💝 Love from Kerala

[@saumitradepawat6977]

i have listened to them live many times .... They are pure magic and incredibly humble ...

[@adildaoudi1121]

i love india its in my heart

[@samiran97915042]

Just awesome! Specially the first two...

[@gregmc8748]

Greta stuff, I've been to Rajasthan quite a few times and this takes you back there...Camel rides on the edge of the Thar desert in Pushkar..nice!

[@leopard87100]

call and response is really one of the greatest forms of music. Love the Rajasthani version.

[@sharmishthamukherjee9820]

greg MC thar desert is in Jaisalmer and Pushkar is near Ajmer.

[@dineshbhutra3316]

Sharmishtha Mukherjee thar is not limited to Jaisalmer it is spread in all rajasthan covering 50 percent of total area of Rajasthan

[@gulshiniho]

im punjabi and in front of rajasthan our music is nothing salute

[@abhisheksuthar8006]

gulshiniho punjabi music is also great...salute 2

[@SajidWaikhom]

gulshiniho Punjabi songs are good too. my son likes ‘tunuk tunuk ta da da’ 😉

[@evetelfordfolk1551]

Punjabi music is beautiful too

[@jkdlovestatusforuforever3749]

this music touch my heart and I am proud be a rajasthani kr bahu banna

[@reuben7090]

This is indeed one of the most serene and beautiful forms of music... Surprisingly, being British does not stop me from enjoying the magnificence of Indian folk music.

[@rajchauhan-xx8xc]

And you are basterd breed.

[@arunaaanshi3843]

Listening these songs for the past 20years...n still feeling like.....wah!

[@leelatomar6782]

Great great great... marvellous....lavarji pe mai to jhoomne lagi💃💃

[@matts1451]

India is calling my name

[@karemmohamed233]

Thank you my Lord

[@randy1as]

The music awakens memories of a different time, it's a different experience listening to this this music in the night with a fire burning and in deep dense silence of the dhoras (Sand dunes), of course the experience was heightened by what we called Dhora Rum, a spiced potent local brew.

[@aryandetha3593]

दिल की गहराइयों से मारवाड़ के कोहीनूर को सलाम

[@rajendrabaisla8207]

best folk in the world .. I'm also proud to be a rajasthani.. jai hind

[@rahulm2827]

i wud literally give my LIFE for hindustaani folk 😍😍😍😍😍 be it punjabi or rajasthani or gujraati 😍😍😍😍😍

[@bookoflove5202]

Dislike karne vale kya ......ise bhi achhe singers hai...!!!. Man pasandd na aaye to mat suno ... But dislike karna ye kya bat huii ... Appreciate karna sikho...

[@bookoflove5202]

@@MAX-og1rx oooo please haaa kuthchhh bhi ....... Lekin haa me aapki soch Ko Badal nai Sakti to.. Thank you for this comment..

[@NicoleEivissa]

This music always makes a smile on my face and peace in my soul immediately when the instruments start to play. Thank you to share such a wonderful piece of your culture!

[@nicolafigini784]

It has the same effect on me.

[@AnaamSings]

Proud RAAJPOOT here! Udaipurrrrrrr!! greetings to all Raaj Poots from UK

[@johneli495]

Has a rustic sound. I imagine warriors

[@sabahleilee1250]

I love you Pushkar ... and miss you

[@kamleshnayakentertainment4141]

Padharo mhare desh😘 Rajasthan is best

[@dodiramroy7435]

This song touch my heart........marvellous music......

[@shivambhargav7515]

I love rajasthani folk songs I have immense love for rajasthan in my heart ❤

[@dineshbhutra3316]

AAPKA RAJASTHAN KE PRATI PYAR BADHTA JAA RAHA HAI DHIRE DHIRE AAP SABHI CLASSIC RAJASTHANI SONG KI AUR PAHUCH RAHE HO

[@annupoly9973]

Great voice with great music