Lata Mangeshkar | Sanvaro Nandnandan | Tanya Wells reacts

[@marlboroghar]

For all Indians, Lataji is Goddess Saraswati. I love your explanation of her singing style and highlighting so many beautiful spots in this bhajan.

[@vhtevhte]

​@@hiteshahir2671This story of Lata wanting to marry Salamat Ali is absolutely rubbish.Latas father and Veer Savarkar the icon of Hindutva were very close friends.So Lata desiring to marry a Muslim is absolutely false.Lata and her siblings took care of Veer Savarkar in his last days.

[@hiteshahir2671]

@@vhtevhte I think this is very sensitive topic and may hurt feelings of Lataji’s fan so i deleting my comment

[@maayaaize]

Yes she was the one with the most beautiful songs. She also destroyed lot of other forthcoming singers careers. She was the mafia where other female singers cannot enter. We put her on a pedestal but she was evil

[@vhtevhte]

@@maayaaize There is no basis to this allegation of her destroying others careers.She declined as much work as she did for lack of dates.Now if people wanting to work only with her and not others cannot be blamed on her.

[@shounakmitra6648]

​@@maayaaize Saraswati maa ke baare me kuch ulta nhi bolna, bhagwan bura maan jayenge

[@JP-rb9bf]

Just to let you know, in case not pointed out so far - the flute in this album is played by none other than Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia.

[@prakashprabhakardhumal9712]

Thanks! Very informative detail, as I was guessing about & confirmed! Thanks to Panditji also for such, heavenly 'Saath' to Lataji!

[@KD-xy8kq]

no one knows who that is. and no one cares

[@sulekhag]

I was just wondering!! The flute here is fantastic. Whenever Krishna is there, the flute is there 🙏🙏. Pandit Chaurasia - another great legend 🙏🙏

[@vking4535]

​​@@KD-xy8kq Well many in the world and everyone who have little interest in Indian classical music know who Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasiya is. He is grandmaster in the world of flutes. If you don't know who he is then it only displays you lack of knowledge, nothing else. Enjoy the music! 😊

[@KD-xy8kq]

@@vking4535foreign people only show interest in indian food or music or movies or anything else because there are billion indian viewers who stupidly like to see foreigners react. india is biggest market for them otherwise no one gives shit.

[@Pali969]

She indeed was the voice of Maa Saraswati

[@shashipurohit8252]

Very true ❤❤❤❤

[@sangycappu]

Here we have a foreigner who understands the miracle voice of Lata ji, while many Indians have already started forgetting her and now KZbinrs are busy posting neo singers who get nowhere even close to Lataji and openly commenting that they are far better than her. It’s a shame how Indians don’t have respect for our own icons. To say one, people even mentioned that Runa Laila and Nazia Hassan were far better than the mangeshkar sisters. The whole mangeshkar family has this unique god given gift of music and lataji is like goddess saraswati herself in person. My lifelong respect to this humble and divine soul.

[@i.g.sbharat9815]

Yes you are right ✅️

[@sidd5547]

@@sangycappu Don't worry dear. Muslims are highly jealous of Lataji. So they try to prop up idiots like Nazia and Runa. Try to understand the nuisance of Rakshasas

[@manoj4234]

If i forget her, that would mean I'm dead.

[@dreamchaser4765]

Absolutely Every word 100% THE TRUTH

[@dreamchaser4765]

​@@manoj4234❤same here brother

[@bhaveshpatel7042]

There is no singer like LATAJI. I am listening her for last 65 years.

[@handsomebuddhaa]

Oh chodo yaar..there are people good and better at times

[@niladri82]

She's once in forever ...

[@makarandadke7973]

Indian Classical is a SPIRITUAL MUSIC starts from Heart and ends with SOUL...

[@Chat-s3d]

This is the true music of India. Only those who understand will enjoy to its epitome.

[@shoonnya]

I have seen hundreds of these "reaction to Lata" videos by western musicians, but i must say your choice of the song to react to is THE best and your research shows in the way you address her and her brother. kudos to you!

[@Devashish101]

I have the original LP record autographed by Lata didi and her brother Pt. Hridayanath Mangeshkar. It is a family heirloom and my earliest memories of my life since 1972 are listening to this when my late parents played and hummed to it. All of these masters who created this absolute masterpiece. The depth of this devotional bhajan is, of course, the lyrical composition itself by the 16th century Bhakti Saint Meera Bai, an ardent, surrendered devotee of our Lord Krishna. Born and married into a powerful royal family, she gave up all worldly matters to His devotion and ultimately became one with The Divine. She sings in the local Rajasthani dialect Marwari. Every bhajan from this album is a masterpiece in itself and I truly believe that Saint Meera bai’s soul entered Lataji when she sang these. My absolute admiration for you of your immaculate understanding of this entire composition and Indian Classical Music. Much respect and warmest greetings from India. 🇮🇳🙏🙏💐💐☺️☺️

[@reincarnation1949]

Is there some way we can hear the full album here on Y/T? I will need a towel as just few of these lines have flooded my eyes.

[@Devashish101]

@@reincarnation1949 Namaste 🙏!! Just search on KZbin channel Saregama Bhakti. Album name Lata Mangeshkar Chala Des Wahi Vol 1 and 2. 🙏☺️ Warm regards.

[@vishwa408]

Divine...collection.

[@vishwa408]

When I look at present generation,it is very difficult to save this culture...

[@dreamchaser4765]

Wowwwwwww!!!!

[@sunilsawant4542]

You must listen to Hridyanath Mangeshkar's Marathi compositions sung by Lataji. Each is so complex and just amazing!

[@supriyaprani7298]

Agreed 100%

[@kittyind]

Thanks for the info

[@suniltambe861]

Yes

[@summersummers9233]

Also Lata Didi's own compositions! Wonderfully earthy yet complex, always taking inspiration from native tunes.

[@humblebee7979]

Gosh, Tanya . . . you also have a beautiful voice. Love your appreciation of Lataji.

[@vishalpatil6914]

I know , right?

[@nongskykrub]

hey, just a quick addition to 09:21 her vocal range in her younger days used to be 5 Octave she mentioned in an old interview. she mentioned that she matched her father's range at the age of 9 or something which was 5 Octave. loved this exquisite meticulous reaction, lots of love from India. 🙏💕

[@lakshmisivasankar6830]

This album is just at a different level. This song is special not just because of the skill but due to the Bhakti rasa she brings out, the devotion to lord Krishna.

[@amoghskulkarni]

It fascinates me how you appreciate literally the same things that a seasoned listener to Indian classical music would. I have seen many uninitiated western people who listen to Indian music appreciate it for the sake of its novelty. They are more in awe of how different this is, rather than what it is actually saying. I think you're one of the very few western people who really understand the essence of it. I loved watching your genuine reaction to this one.

[@NashfanVash]

Tanya studied Hindustani music from some great teachers. She knows many Indian languages. I read that as a child she went to school in Dharamshala. The depth of her knowledge of Indian music is amazing. I loved the way she analyzed key points in this song. Not all westerners have this kind of background. They are amazed by what the singer (Lata) can do with her voice but they dont have the knowledge to analyze the music. I am happy that they can still enjoy it.

[@LifeIsaTrain]

Hi, Tanya. I am another "Westerner" (in New York City) who completely fell for old Indian film music and classical music quite a few years ago. I have also been listening to your songs for a while, and I think that this reaction video to Lata is great! It would be really nice if you did a video on something from Lata's old friend, Noor Jehan - especially during the period from the 1940s to the '70s. (I love her '40s pre-partition Indian film songs, her romantic '50s Pakistani film songs, and her '60s-'70s Sufi/dhamal songs, also from Pakistan.) Anyway, definitely looking forward to seeing more of these videos from you.

[@manoramamannu235]

Lata ji pls...address with respect..as our grand parents also luvd her

[@gurudattpadukone4623]

This composition is framed in raga Todi - beutiful but difficult to sing fast taans (cascades) but Lata Didi made it appear so easy and pleasing.

[@vishalrao4073]

Always put "ji" after names of elders and legends. You can't take her name directly like you written in your comment. It's disrespectful and it sounds really weird when you take name directly without giving respectful title.

[@pramodarjunwadkar3886]

​no necessity to add ...ji...for LATA. in maharashtra calling some one in sigular is reflection of love and affection and close to ones heart. In maharashtra you add ...ji...etc to a stranger or person in post @vishalrao4073

[@vishalrao4073]

@@pramodarjunwadkar3886 in whole India and Nepal, even in Pakistan everyone put Ji in name for elders and legends... Even in Maharashtra most of people adds Ji after name. We don't know how in Maharashtra, children takes their parents name directly without adding Ji, as you mentioned it's sign of so-called maharashtrian love or close to heart. What is name of your father and mother? Do you take your father's name or mother's name directly?

[@manjulsaxena3531]

Clearly heartfelt appreciation from you. And masterpieces like this deserve nothing less. Talking about vocal range I’m sure you must have noticed that in “Mhara Te Giridhar Gopal”. And the follow up album to this “Chala Vahee Des” cannot be missed at any cost. Thank You for your efforts.

[@dhavalesanjay]

We worship Lataji / Rafi sahab ! 🙏🌷Appreciate your reaction , love it !🌹Desperately waiting more from you dear !🌷

[@nskreviews923]

Wow good reaction ! This is why she is treated as goddes of singing in India , she could use small spaces between the beats efficiently , play with rhythmical time , while keeping the notes as sharp as a knife and most important ..outstanding control on breathing . You should listen to her Marathi songs just to experience her excellence in singing complex melodies. I can suggest an Album - Abhang Tukayache composed by the great Shrinivas Khale and any of her brothers compositions .

[@NashfanVash]

That is a great album too. I like many songs in it. I have the vinyl but no turntable. So grateful to listen to great music on KZbin.

[@RobbertRuigrok]

Fascinating Tanya, so enriching to learn about the subtleties of renditions of Indian classical music. Will now follow Lataji and Asaji Mandeshkar. It is so inspiring to take time in appreciating art ❤

[@venkataramanramakrishnan5302]

Tanya Ji, you have selected one of my favourites Meera bhajans rendered by Lataji. I was so moved by this bhajan that I bought a 33 rpm record, though I could hardly afford the price and gifted it to my sister who is an ardent Lata fan. No wonder that your eyes teared up listening to the total devotion the rendition contains!

[@rajivsohony2530]

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[@pakshiabhayaranya]

I have seen many people who react to Indian music.. only you have understood the intricacies of Indian music and the place where Lata didi comes backs to 1 is called SAM” means coming home or even it out . The entire album of Lata didi is mesmerising. Kudos

[@nakulayachit3831]

Lata Mangeshkar will be a phenomenon for centuries to come.

[@GajendraParmar-dj6rq]

" O maai maai re " is also another mind blowing Bhajan of Lata ji.

[@sanjayjogdand9102]

Very nice thing that you Enjoy Indian classical music, You will enjoy most when you take into account, the meaning of lyrics!🌹

[@krishrao2778]

Only a beautiful soul can understand the beauty of this song.

[@kumdeokashyap5826]

"न भूतो न भविष्यती"......Lata ❤

[@AbhishekSharma-zc2oe]

dont underestimate the power of GOD. He can 😂

[@s.d.7902]

Late latha ji recorded more than 38,000 songs in more than 13 different languages of India. Hindi songs being predominant. The evergreen nightingale of India. To this day no one can beat her melodious voice. I consider her my Guru. Thank you Tanya for this beautiful old Melody and you do have a beautiful voice and sing well❤❤

[@skr4220]

So beautiful, this life is not enough to listen to Lataji's sweet voice. My eyes were drenching with tears watching this and a million thanks to Tanya for her presentation❤❤❤❤

[@Right1512]

I have no words to express how glad I am to see that you have found this treasure called Lataji ! Congratulations!

[@prithbishkumar]

The Vastness of Indian music gives you heavenly feeling,.

[@devhenrage7149]

She is one of a kind no comparison she is a truly nightingale of India

[@dhananjayjoshi8675]

Lata's ethereal voice,raag Gujari Todi,flute and tabla,uff absolutely divine

[@shivamchandrol8641]

I just paused after .40 sec , incredible from you to add ji behind Lata ji . ❤❤❤❤ these small details bring smile to us as viewers. ❤❤

[@NashfanVash]

The narrator is very good at explaining the intricacies of the music and Lara's singing. I have been a Lata Mangeshkar fan my whole life. Her music is eternal even though she is not in this world anymore.

[@avikgope4156]

From Bhajan, patriotic, romantic, sad, cabaret.... Endless creation by one and only voice❤❤❤our pride and respect Lata Ji.

[@mihirhardas8297]

This entire album is extraordinary. Can hold one in thrall for a lifetime. Two more Sanvara re mhari preet bibha jo ji Gadh se jo merrabai utari The great Saint Meerabai 's spiritually uplifting poetry, Shri Krishna and Lata Ji's honey like voice. With tears & smiles!

[@devidasborkar7402]

Yes, 50s, 60s ,70s ,80s ,90s.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻. Feel extremely proud to be an Indian as legends like Lata Didi belonged to us. Once again my sincere Namaskar to our beloved Didi.🙏🏻

[@mognit1]

Thank you, Tanya for briging out this gem from the past. Fulfilling to the deepest.

[@rajanmurkute]

That was such a beautiful and honest explanation of what makes this Bhajan so melodious. You explained it so well. Please listen to Lata Ji’s ‘Dnyaneshwari’, a collection of Marathi devotional songs, written by Saint Dnyaneshwar and composed by Pandit Hridaynath Ji. (Just thinking about ‘Dnyaneshwari’ brings tears of joy to me. ).

[@raageshree]

Tanya, you have studied it wonderfully. I too am a student of Indian music and student of Lata ji and Asha ji by default. I have all these bhajans and thousands of their other songs imprinted in my brain. Your expressions tell me how intently you have listened to this song. Thank you for the beautiful analysis that you have done.

[@NashfanVash]

Tanya Wells is an amazing singer. It is not easy to imitate Lata Mangeshkar’s singing. She does it so well! Her commentary shows that she is an expert musician who can interpret the details in this beautiful piece. She even sings Ghazals. She seems to understand the language too. I have listened to her singing’Lag ja gale’ - a movie song. I am going to listen to her ghazals. I found the album of Meerabai Bhajans by Lata on you tube. It’s going to be a real treat to listen to it,

[@simik4981]

I went to St. Mira’s school and these bhajans were played in our assembly every single school day. What a blessing. When the rest of the schools were learning nursery rhymes, we learned the complex and highly spiritual compositions of Mirabai. We hated it then as kids but somewhere somehow it all trickled down into our hearts. Now all I want to do is keep listening to these amazing bhajans which sound like they came straight out of Mira-Hari’s souls. I totally believe Lata had Mira’s soul.

[@raghav_achari]

Indian classical music is full of playing with rythms.. we play with the rythms and frequencies.. that's why it feels pure

[@sangycappu]

This has been my all time favorite album EVER. All the songs are unique and no one can sing this like her till to date. It’s not just singing the song because maybe one with a classical background might be able to sing this, but to get all that devotion and feelings is also the key to this great soul. Her demise was the saddest day for myself and india. Legends like her are rare gems. God sent avatar. 🙏

[@dilipbagwe3600]

Lovely analysis of the bhajan rendered by the reincarnation of Maa Saraswati.I have heard the entire album Mira bhajans innumerable times.The first time I heard it I was more into the Beatles( Lennon and McCartney ,specially the former, continue to be my favourite musicians transcending all genres). Lataji's rendition of the bhajans truly pierced my core and I remain mesmerised unabated till date.Thank you again for your informed insight into the singing prowess of the nightingale.

[@kayokk-]

Show me an artist who has performed 50,000 songs!! The others are her sisters themselves. Insane!! Masterclasses for the epochs to come.

[@flamencoguitarist2024]

The way you are explaining the minute technicalities of this composition, only the Ustads and Pundits of Indian Classical music do like that 🙏🏻

[@Shubh22]

Meera bai is my idol and this album of Lata ji is my most favorite album.

[@anjalishejwalkar3400]

Good to know she understands our music so well!😊

[@theacechip]

The magic of Todi raag in Lata Mangeshkar's voice, dripping with devotion.

[@salilsawkar8775]

We had this record of bhajans of Mirabai sung by Lataji .I used to love to listen to these bhajans. It was more than 50 years ago

[@nagabhushana1150]

Tanyaji, we love and respect your liking lataji and her music. She was our swarnalatha and I listen to her ‘ jyothi kalash chalke…..”

[@urmila16]

Your appreciation Tanya ji is so precious. When Indians themselves hv forgotten this masterpiece of an album with the wonderful singing. The true spirit of Meera bai.

[@prakharchawla]

I so liked this reaction, so true on the simple setup of just few instruments and one divine voice. I like that i could learn more on the nuances of beats and transition the the reaction, totally appreciate that you were really respectful of the art, completely balanced/critical on the inputs and did not over react to appease a particular set of viewers. Always happy when India's culture is promoted worldwide and also helps us learn on the classical music.

[@Govindaclass]

And since you mentioned her light tone, you must listen to ‘Tumhein yaad karte karte’ and ‘Kisne Pukara mujhe mein’. These two songs are very soft tones and she couldn’t sound more angelic than in these two songs👼🏼

[@sudiptakiran]

Lataji was and will always be the Goddess of Music!! Nobody comes even close to her irrespective of who says what!!

[@subodhsingh9533]

Tanyaji,s meticulate assessment is equally world class like Lataji.Namaskar,

[@leilihana2991]

OMG I've listened to this bhajan hundreds of times! A total masterpiece.

[@painterprashant]

Thanks a lot for letting us understand beauty of this song❤

[@roymahabir2811]

Thank you for honoring and paying homage to this great being. Love and light from Trinidad and Tobago. 🙏❤️

[@ramanandkowtakowta1431]

Namaste Tanyaji, I again watched this lovely singing video - explaining Lataji's superb style of singing ❤

[@KishoreKumar-lw3bg]

This is the first time I came across a foreigner who can really understand the beauty of Indian music in the way you do, I am impressed! You have the musical sense to understand this masterpiece, I really appreciate it. I loved it when you could actually understand the 'lag' in the rhythm and singing and its beauty. Subscribed. About Lata Ji, words can't explain enough, she will always be Maa Saraswati personified for us!

[@KrishnaJames-v9t]

Divine singing and wonderful presentation Tanya

[@echoesfrominfinityunveiled]

Tanya, you have an absolutely wonderful taste in music. Loved your reaction and the fact that you precisely understood the variations and also realized how difficult those variations are! Thank you for this. It was great to hear your reaction! I also recommend you listen to Suniyo Ji Araj Mhariyo from the movie Lekin. This one is also composed by Pt. Hridayanath Mangeshkar ji and this song will transport you to another level! Absolutely smashing!!

[@prahladt]

In devotions bhajan , every word has what we call “ bhav” - emotions . She brings out that devotional bhav in the bhajan to make it so beautiful. Each of these word has to be spoken in a particular way even in conversation to bring out the beauty of language as well as singing. It will be even more enjoyable to hear this bhajan if you know the meaning and bhav of each word. Beautiful explanation 🙏🙏🙏

[@draknagar]

Your observation and analysis of music is much above the normal. Thank you for the comprehensive analysis and music 🙏

[@12345abc-l]

❤Lata is Lata nobody can explain her

[@dilipupadhyay]

Thank you very much for appreciating great Lata Ji & doing perfect analysis of Bhajan recorded in 1968. You know quality and hence you can catch that in Mumbai Taxi’s audio system.

[@Zenarnesh]

Music is more deeper than oceans 🌊🙌🔥 Your journey is really commendable .

[@sidd5547]

Lataji🙏🙏🙏Goddess of singing ❤ may she glide down again with another birth... India misses her divine voice...

[@chandrarajman1725]

Thanks for this beautiful voice and songs of Lata no one can match her RIP Lata I will always love you 🙏🙏🙏

[@sagaa4143]

When Lata Mangeshkar was aksed which of her works is she fond of she cited this album saying she cant bear most of her songs but when she does wanna listent to her own work, its her meera bahjans.

[@TanyaWellsVoice]

This is fascinating! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@preyashsarang6168]

@@TanyaWellsVoice please do a rection on lata ji's this song from 1977 " Naam Gum Jaayegaa". im giving song link below. Lyrics from this video wants to say is " my vioce is my identity even if my name & my face get gets lost or change" . Basically it meant that, even if she sung for numerous actress's from film industry throughout her life , just by her voice we can recognize Who is behind the curten. Thats my thought. Othe one is She will be remember over long period of time in futher through her voice. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqvMqmygjbZrjLM

[@veenashringarpurey6]

i simply loved this video. I too have her album. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@gitakishan4556]

Only one word Magical❤❤

[@rattangujadhur8215]

Thank you Tanya. It’s a supreme album. I have died many times listening to her

[@sumanrao1739]

Your observation is very very profound.

[@ranganathansrinivasan7244]

The explanation has made the song better. I had heard this - may be 40 years ago.

[@trideepkala9830]

Loved your reaction and you are a very good singer too

[@Krieky]

Thoroughly enjoyed this music appreciation video…I learned so much just listening to the devotional song with your notes and observations! Thank you!

[@mdahal4132]

Tanya ji, Your soul is blessed..thro’ Lata ji from heaven..

[@Manoj-ke2bc]

Yes it's a tabala .This reaction from you is a true dedication and appreciation to the song sung by Late Lataji ..respects.There is story told by the great Shenayi player Ustad Bismilla Khan saab that they would go to listen to Lataji whenever a opportunity came just to spot a flaw and they could never catch one that says much .

[@mittikasher]

Ms. Wells, Kudos to you decoding such a difficult masterpiece. As a trained Classical musician I can say it full authority that you did a stupendous job. Bravvoooo🎉

[@manavendraghatey1408]

Her voice was a miracle of God. No such voice can ever come to earth again. 🙏

[@mvbhaktha]

Absolutely mind blowing ❤❤ Lata Ji is a doyen of Indian music she is the Goddess Maa Saraswati herself personified- hats off to your analysis 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@raman_ak]

Tanya is appreciative of the voice, pitch, timing and the composition which is commendable. Wish god bless her with understanding of lyrics and the bhav.

[@nav5897]

Just amazing thanks for sharing

[@anupamasworld8312]

I am so happy to see you listening and appreciating our beloved Lataji so passionately & lovingly!!! I liked your interest in music!!! Really, the music has no boundaries!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nivruttisane4550]

Tanya, lata didi is an avatar of maa saraswati. Your reaction and expression shows how much you are in love with her voice and her singing. By posting this video, you have done a great job. Keep posting such videos. All the best to you.

[@reincarnation1949]

From head to toes covered in goosebumps that just won't go down. Raag Lalit, right? is this album still available?

[@sumanrao1739]

Gujri Todi.

[@neilmichael2676]

One of the biggest subcontinent singers of yesteryears, Bade Ghulam Ali Saab, had once lauding her voice said in Urdu " Kambakht kabhi besoori nahi hoti"... translates in English " Her voice bloody never ever goes off tune". Proud to be one of her biggest fans!! Lata Didi rest in peace!!

[@neilmichael2676]

As a side note, she herself has professed that only her brother knew her range, and he would always challenge her to take it to the next level, which of course, she gladly accepted!! This song is one point in case!!

[@DheerajSaxena-s5p]

On that count of 2 to 8 n coming to 1 - at that I wanted to mention this comment by bgak .then I realised that u have already mentioned it 9 months ago. Nice .good memories just linger on forever.

[@jkrishna08]

tanya also is blessed with a very beautiful voice ... God bless her

[@ishanjoshi332]

Your heart and mind are connected!

[@ravimote2668]

Dear Tanya, At the first place, I 'm stunned the way you speak about the immortal Lata ji. Any Indian would agree that her songs directly touch the soul . And if you ask them why that is so , majority of them won't be able to answer . But your video gave answer to that question. I'm grateful to you. YOU TAUGHT ME HOW TO LISTEN LATA DIDI. PROFOUND REGARDS. MOTE.R.N.

[@amol7596]

Lata was having a god gifted voice...she is only one and class of her own

[@lookthrumyeyes]

Lataji is beyond words. She is God's special, unique, one & only creation... You have understood and interpreted the composition beautifully. These are very complex and impeccably executed creations. People have aspired to be as her, inspired endlessly by her, but nobody can reach the pinnacle that she has achieved

[@nareshkumar-yg8no]

My heartest thanks for your efforts, what you have made.Even you can't believe how correct your pronunciation is

[@neetachabukswar7430]

Lots of love tanya. I am so glad this song found you and vice versa. There is a marathi bhajan album of lataji 'amrutacha ghanu'. Based on verses by sant dnyaneshwar (1275-1296). He wrote them at age 16. He took 'samadhi' at age 22. To unravel the supremely profound meaning of these verses is another life's must do.

[@vishaalbhatnagar3924]

Great number, wonderfully well explained. Thank you.

[@bichlaa4595]

You have amzing and lovely voice woww😮😮❤❤iam in 💕💕

[@adityakataria6876]

Salute to you Tanya ji for having such a deep knowledge of such difficult sur . ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@royprasad]

There are so many wonderful singers from around the world who deserve to be heard. But a very small number of them have to be experienced. Lata Mangeshkar is one of those. But it takes a certain level of appreciation for the music to experience her. You my dear Tanya, have that X factor. You have the ability to sing this song, follow its subtle tonal modulations, and you are able to lock into the devotional dimension to it. It is so obvious from your face and your own voice. It is a pleasure to hear your commentary. Thank you for sharing your thoughts, and best wishes.