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| Name | Lahurey ko Relimai | Arko Mukhaerjee & Friends | Nepali Song | Mitrasen Thapa | Bengal to Nepal |
| Video Uploader | Video From Arko Mukhaerjee |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 25-12-2019 04:58:34 |
| Video Discription | Arko Mukhaerjee and friends performs an old Nepali memorable song from the early thirties originally compsed by the Late Great Master Mitrasen Thapa Magar, Nepal. This is a tribute to this great man, and the one and only Sachin Dev Burman, also a master from the same era in Bengal. "Lahure comes from the word Lahore, the most popular city in Punjab of the nineteenth century, now in Pakistan. The city was hub of the power of Emperor Maharaja Ranjit Singh(1780-1839) of Independent Punjab. During that era, after the Anglo-Gorkha Wars and Treaty of Saugali, began the entry of Gorkhas from their mountain homesteads to join the military forces of Punjab or the British India Army.As their destinations were vague to their people, Lahure became a generic term for anyone who went to join the military in India. As the lahureys cut a dashing image of style and confidence, the term went on to become an image statement. Even today, to the mountain dwellers of Nepal, the country of India is still referred to as "Lahur". Mitrasen's song is one of the greatest musical monuments to Nepali music history since more than hundred years." - taken from official bibliographical references to the word Lahurey. For a larger research read this http://southasiajournal.net/the-lahure-the-origins-inaccuracies-and-impact-of-the-british-gurkha-construction/ Let us heal the world with music and love. Wishing everyone Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year ahead. Musicians Arko Mukhaerjee - voice, dotara Koustuv Dey - Balafon guitar Sajib Sarkar - Madol, Dupki, kartal Recorded at The Lighthouse Cafe, Kolkata Recorded, mixed and mastered by Sourav Bagchi Shot by Shivam Darnal and Salim Shetling Subba, Darjeeling To contact them here is the page https://m.facebook.com/shivam.darnal Edited by Negacy Angom To contact her for shoots and edits here is her page : https://instagram.com/_negsthetic_?igshid=d6oiwkphl5x6 Special thanks to the people of Darjeeling, Nepal, Bengal and all music listeners across the globe. Thank you Rahul Dhankani and Vikas Pradhan for always being there unconditionally. all rights of the video owned by www.arkomusic.com [ZSp6owIGiko] |
| Category | Music |
| Tags | Nepali | Nepal | Darjeeling | arko | arko mukhaerjee | Nepali folk music | Master Mitrasen | gorkha | folk music | dotara | koustuv | sajib | christmas special | new year special |
