Nashid Kamal - ChottoBela Maa Boltoe

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Nashid Kamal - ChottoBela Maa Boltoe

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An old lullaby style song - from the 80s...

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Looks like its from ... ( 10 months ago by Sabei0990)

Looks like its from the 60s...

thtz mi mom 's ... ( 9 months ago by poisonschemeroyal13)

thtz mi mom 's teacher!
lol

its the 90's ... ( 5 months ago by moondizzy)

its the 90's actually !

nope. I grew up ... ( 5 months ago by orpheustansen)

nope. I grew up listening to this version in this version in the mid - late 80s

we havent got ... ( 4 months ago by atikuurr)

we havent got colour print in 60's

No NO everyone is ... ( 1 month ago by mainkachipa)

No NO everyone is wrong, its from 2050

all the songs ... ( 6 days ago by alternativethinker)

all the songs say mostly the tune of teh singers r good but it does not impress me while indian old bangla song is opposite.I think technically our ""surokars" is not so experienced or so professional. any is to contradict me?welcome! really anybody?

lol. that is a very ... ( 6 days ago by orpheustansen)

lol. that is a very loaded accusation you are making... I'll agree partially with that.
to an extent you have a point. technical proficiency is/was lacking among us. however it takes more than just "shurOkars" to make a good song. while we have some really good singers, the number of such gifted accompanying musicians are almost non existent.

one has to ask why ... ( 6 days ago by orpheustansen)

one has to ask why "opar banglar purono diner gaan" still touches us? no doubt they were well crafted songs. but why was the same not true for bangladeshi songs? was it b.c those composers were more talented or was it more?

i'll say again no ... ( 6 days ago by orpheustansen)

i'll say again no doubt those songs were created by gifted composers whose musicianship was nurtured by other giants of the Indian subcontinent most of whom had migrated to cultural capitals of the subcontinents so as to make a living and sustain a viable cultural identity.

in India there is ... ( 6 days ago by orpheustansen)

in India there is an conscious effort by the government to not only nourish the field of fine arts but also enhance it while in Bangladesh no such exists to date.

i really did not ... ( 5 days ago by alternativethinker)

i really did not know that but since my childhood i used to listen indian bengaly song from the very village in the mid part of jessore where i lived and still(am a village boy),never listend bengla deshi song(am not hindu) bcz something did not feel in my heart.(as i am very selectief and sensitive).But as i am growing up my patritism is growing too so leaning towards bangladesh and found those best of the best here,but problem is there.thanks for clarification.long live both bengal

beauty is to be ... ( 5 days ago by orpheustansen)

beauty is to be appreciated no matter where it is found! but one also has to support their own. because without effort, encouragement and support we can not rise above our station. Bangladeshi are just as talented any any others but we need to foster it and support it

I've no problem ... ( 5 days ago by orpheustansen)

I've no problem with appreciating Indian or for that matter Pakistani music but Bangladeshi music has a special place in my heart because it is the songs of my parents. I was born in the USA but I still love Bangladesh!

btw, it doesn't ... ( 5 days ago by orpheustansen)

btw, it doesn't matter what your religion is! Some of the giants in the Indian music industry since Mughal time till today have been Muslims. The majority of Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis don't really care what the religion of the artists are - they mostly care about the art.

sure we need to ... ( 5 days ago by alternativethinker)

sure we need to support. i am avery proudy bengaly and if anybody want to give his life for my country and people i would be the first among.thank yu so much

yes but i already ... ( 5 days ago by alternativethinker)

yes but i already knew yu i guess. bengalees r best we never forget our country so we r bengaly simple and with love!long live both bengal

I welcome all ... ( 5 days ago by orpheustansen)

I welcome all people of all religion and nationalities! Thanks for enjoying!

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