Please do a Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam podcast when Waleska's ready 🙏

Malayalam industry has so manyyyyy classical songs ❤ Manifesting for your reactions and looking forward 🎉

In South India , people commonly gather together for worshipping rituals and then women sing devotional songs composed many hundred years back. That is all compositions in Carnatic music. It is also common for women to gather in temples in the evening and sing the prayers together. It is so beautiful to hear older women sing them with devotion.They have practiced these songs for so many years but not for fame or money. It is so deeply spiritual and pure.

“Yentharo mahanu bavulu” the song that you guys picked out is one of five gems composed by Saint Thyagaraja over 250 years ago. The original composition is pure gold. Should listen to it.

All the South language movies have Carnatic music. TN has the very rich music and classical dance rooted in certain Districts for millennia .In big cities of South, kids r very active in learning them. There r plenty of Dedicated classical music festivals happen across the cities. And academies known for centuries promoting the art. Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, kannada all have stalwarts composers for centuries, which all these state ppl learn and listen,train and sing. Every Carnatic music students, artists, professionals include compositions from the stalwarts of all these languages in their rapporteur .Also, our temple traditions, religious tradition, family traditions , regional tradition encourage and inculcate this singing tradition at every " Events of life" from Birth to death and every activity bet'n these two we have songs. Classical to folk there's a huge variety.

Telugu language renders itself suitable to Carnatic music lyrics because all the words end with Vowels like Italian. Telugu is called Italian of the East due to this fact that all words end with vowels.

yet again u introduced me to some beautiful songs of my own country to which i was unfamiliar PS-my mother tongue is hindi(north indian)...but loving south indian, Carnatic music after they started reviewing it on this channel..u guys r best!

You HAVE to listen to the original of Endaro Mahunubhavulu and Seetha Kalyanam. They're very, very VERY old compositions that every Carnatic singer learns growing up.

11:10 check out Sita Kalyanam from the Malayalam movie, Solo. This one's got a festive vibe to it while the one I mentioned is a bit more haunting/melancholic. Both are really good tho! 6:31 this one also a Malayalam version. It's actually so much better. You would LOVE the orchestration in that 💯

Actually this language close to sanskrit , in which we do prayer before because it sounds like divine ,magical , spiritual ; like you feel some positive energy from. In childhood when I listen these type of music, it feels like I am in heaven or peaceful, divine aura surrounding 🥰🥰

Carnatic music historically speaking dominated by Telugu composers and compositions, in fact out of Trinity of carnatic world 2 are Telugu composers. But there are also Sanskrit, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam compositions. But usually dominated by Telugu ones. Next another reason is that Telugu film industry or Tollywood uses a lot of carnatic music compared to other industries so you find more videos from them😅 And to end carnatic music is very much prevalent in cities, in fact it's considered prestigious. So most carnatic consumers also come from elite backgrounds.

You should do a Telugu FRIDAY. my recommendations 1. ALANATI (MURARI MOVIE) 2. DEVADEVAM (ATTARINITIKI DAAREDI) 3. BHARATA VEDAMUGA (POURNAMI MOVIE)

These beautiful Telugu songs are truly captivating. I thoroughly enjoy them whenever I listen to this songs. Nowadays, incorporating such melodious music into modern movies enhances the overall viewing experience, making them even more delightful to watch.❤ I greatly enjoy watching the Indian-themed videos you create(Mainly-Telugu).

Malayalam songs has so many amazing compositions which blew your mind!react more of Malayalam songs😢❤

Carnatic songs in malayalam movies- 'Nagumomu ganale' song, 'Swaminatha' song- Chithram movie. 'Entharo mahanubhavulu' song- Devadoothan movie. 'Sada palaya' song- Mr Fraud movie.

It is not like other south indian languages aren't suitable for carnatic music, but certain languages like Telugu have certain characteristics such as sandhi (joining of two words), chandas and prasa (metre), most of the words ending with vowels, combination of words forming long raps and so on, making it a naturally musical language. Also it being an ancient language, it has evolved so much that native speakers no more understand certain words in it (Like sanskrit you can't imagine how meaning and contexts that a word can set and how many words for the same meaning are present).And in, India the only language (except hindi - national language) that is spoken in more than one state (Andhra Pradesh and Telangana), is telugu and it is not only due to geopolitical issues also due to the way in which evolution of language took place and not to forget cultural differences too. Each region in these telugu states speak entirely different accent or genre of telugu and the cultural difference is so huge. Like italian is well known as the main musical language for western classical, telugu for eastern half of the world, This was recorded by britishers while the colonization took place and called telugu, Italian of the east. Many kings in India like Krishna Devaraya had fell in love with telugu ,written beautiful books and quoted quotes such as desha basha landu telugu lessa (meaning out of all the languages in India telugu is better). Many other south-Indian language composers, learnt telugu, after falling in love with the language and specially composed songs in telugu. One of the tamil composer Bharatiar, quoted - sundara Telugu (Beautiful telugu) and many other composers dedicated their love and affection towards the language through similar quotes. One of the most unique thing about the language is it could express all the navarasas (9 rasas - all emotions) and could show distinction between very similar emotions too (not only through linguistic meaning but also through the sonic/ sound body). Most of the south-Indian classical compositions are in telugu for these reasons, and no other languages could replace telugu in the terms of that sonic and linguistic body being created while creating a composition/ expressing too. Not to forget telugu states also have a special classical dance forms which uses more moment than other classical dance forms and hence being one of the ancient and most expressive classical dance forms. (I am not demeaning other south-Indian languages in any way). Hope you find this helpful.

You should watch "Rama chakkani seetha" song from Godavari movie. Pure traditional classical telugu song.

No Efra, they added that pop beat because the song is indicating the lives of a couple who are living a very modern life in India. Some pop beats are okay, as they encourage cultural music to youngsters. You can even see some of those comments under the post you reviewed, youngsters aren't mostly into traditional stuff. Most of people here are okay with fusion and stuff, unless it damages the composition and tune a lot. Also fyi, most of the carnatic compositions have been in telugu due to several factors. 1. Most of the composers in carnatic belong to telugu families and hence they composed in telugu. Like the trinity of carnatic music, two of them are telugu. Idk the reason but historically telugus dominated in compositions 2. The kingdoms and kings at the time used to encourage telugu language a lot, for example during Vijayanagara empire. 3. The telugu language has a nice flow to it, it always ends in vowels and usually considered as sweetest language, well at least in the south ( in north there is bengali ig). It suits carnatic compositions. That being said, I personal think Hindustani music is more melodic than carnatic. Also I would like you to check out Telusa manasa ( tum mile dil khile) original version in telugu, to compare and contrast how languages can sound. Could be fun one.

Entire south Indian film industry have incorporated classical music very much. And as the oldest classical language in the world Tamil have a rich collection of classical music. Yes the communal harmony for both classical music and dance still prevails in India irrespective of rural/urban area We would love to see u guys back on feature Friday .

Carnatic music born in Karnataka but Telugus are forefathers of Carnatic music If u want to learn carnatic music, you'll learn it tru Telugu

Please do a Telugu podcast would absolutely love it!!

Musicians do come together and sing in India. One example would be the thyagaraya aaradhanotsavalu. Sri Tyagaraja was a famous music composer of carnatic music. One of the holy Trinity of carnatic music actually. Every year, around January(as per Julian calendar), all the famous carnatic musicians come together and sing Tyagaraya's most iconic pancharatna kirtanas.(I've heard that the minimum requirement to be among that group is to complete Master's in Carnatic Music vocal/instrument, I might be wrong) On that day,not just in Tyagaraja Swami's birthplace, throughout India and the world, carnatic musicians do nagara sankeertana, they walk around the streets singing the famous pancharatna kirtanas as a homage to the travelling troupes of the old, and also to Tyagaraya Swami himself. In this video you reacted, the endaro mahanubhavulu is a classical fusion of one of those pancharatna kirtanas. kzfaq.infoqawW33d71QQ?feature=share It is a documentary of the composer, his village and the story of the aaradhanotsavalu. The aaradhanotsavalu, actually played an important role in bringing diversity to carnatic music itself(caste, gender, bringing recognition not just to vocal singers but also to instrumental players) Hindustani music also does a similar thing to pay homage to Tansen. It happens in Gwalior every year.

My personal favorites from Tamil, "Narumugaye" from "Iruvar" "Nila Kaikiradhu (both female & male version)" from "Indira" "Unnai Kaanadhu" from "Viswaroopam" "Malargal Kaettaen" from "OK Kanmani" "Veera Raja Veera" from "Ponniyin Selvan" "Alaipayuthey Kanna" from "Alaipayuthey Kanna" "Paattum Naane" from "Thiruvilayadal"

React to Malayalam version of Endaro mahanubhavulu❤its amazinggggggg🫶🏻✨

Literally i was just watching your old Indian videos.lots of love from india❤

Indian classical is years of practice and dedication that makes them perfect. Generally starts from very early in life.

Most of the Carnatic music is written in Telugu. Once a Tamil poet said Sundara Telugu meaning Beautiful telugu. Telugu has 56 alphabets. Even in Cities you will definitely see Classical music concerts, spirtualk teachings are being held.

Carnatic music was composed in Telugu during 9th or 10th century (not sure about exact dates) in Telugu. The vocals are rounded off so it's the language that best suits the music, Telugu states forgot much of it(due to islamic invations in Telangana area) and disturbed social patterns but preserved by Tamils and Kerala, brought back into limelight in 18th century. I didn't meant that carnatic music in Telugu states was not as famous in Tamilnadu but the people per capita was low due to invasions.

Not only in towns and villages.. in the city of Chennai the December month is literally a peak season of carnatic music festival..

well as a Carnatic its obvious that's the way its been taught even today. When you are talking about different state use different type of teaching and have different culture and ethnicity. BTW : Carnatic most of the songs are done by annamaya kirthanas who is basically a Telugu, Annamaya is a person from Telugu cultural background

React to Endaro mahanubhavulu from Malayalam movie devadootan😍💫🎶🎷🎸🎹🎺🥁🎼the instrumental part and song composition on another level❤

Waiting on a Malayalam one for sure 😊

If you’re gonna check Mickey J. Meyer anytime soon, please check Sirivennela from Shyam Singha Roy and Pranavalaya from the same movie. Anurag Kulkarni’s vocals are divine in those songs. PLEASE CHECK IT OUT

My Telugu language is one of the most beautiful languages ❤ Especially when it is used in such carnatic compositions it's life 🧬

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It's shameful for me as Telugu language people we don't celebrate our ancient telugu musicians Annamacharya and Tyagaraya who created thousands karnatic songs in olden days enough that entire India celebrate their birthdays every year as festivals to give a tribute to those two while we're(Telugu) forgotten our roots.

You guys would really enjoy the movie Morning Raga! It’s entirely based on Carnatic music 😊

before anything else my request of ALL AASHIQUI 2 SONGS FF PODCAST ✍ i have been requesting for months guys..pls start movie reviews, podcasts soon😅 also we want to see Efra on drums, Wale singing any indian song 🤌🙏

Telugu suits well with carnatic music and also 2 of the three pioneers of carnatic music mother tongue is telugu so they preferred to write the keerthanas in telugu.

Please watch the original of entharo mahanubavulu please

u should see mahesh raghavan and agam to see caranatic fusion

1:57 that's actually a tamil song. they added the telugu dubbed audio.

The hand gestures are not random, they are called mudras and have very specific meanings. Its a whole science connected to energy centers and activations. The familiar gesture for Namaskar is actually a mudra called Anjali Mudra.

South Indian music is quite peppy. It's also melodic too. Love you all.

Watch the movie "AASHIQUI 2" next. Not only is it an AMAZING romance film, but THE SONGSSSS 😍🔥😭

The reason why so many Carnatic compositions are in Telugu is since almost every word in Telugu ends with a vowel. This makes the transitions between words extremely smooth making it perfect for music! There used to be a time when Carnatic songs/keerthans were written in Tamil and then translated to Telugu before singing in public.

You guys are incredible ❤✨✨✨

The recent classical song is From ponniyinselvan " veera raja veera" the lyrical one ( not the video song as it's reduced from 5min to 3min) react to that if possible best on indian classical music in recent times Note : React only to the lyrical video ( 5min 46 sec) NOT the video song ( 3min)

Man! U guys shud do a full review of all these songs... They r a whole different vibe

Telugu is one of the most beautiful language. " Italian of the East"

Thoroughly enjoy returning to your channel to see both your sheer enjoyment of Indian music and the very colorful expressions of your rapture.... To answer some of your questions - Communal singing of classical is common in India and not necessarily linked to the city or rural divide. It is not pure Carnatic or Hindustani music that you'd find here. It's a slightly related genre that is called "devotional". This encompasses a range from songs praising the Gods completely set to classical rules but not necessarily going through the entire complex stages that a concert would entail. You find two settings - people simply gather on a daily or weekly basis to sing together - these are called bhajan groups or sessions. The second format is that of large festival gatherings where hundreds or thousands of people can assemble - such as the Thiruvaiyuru festival in Tamil Nadu which you should definitely Google and check out. Incidentally the sarod is not used in Carnatic music, nor the tabla. While similar sound tapestries are woven, there are both distinct differences in treatment as well as instruments used. The veena and the violin are usually the melodic accompaniments, while the mridangam is the basic percussion instrument. You should look for any nadaswaram concert - it's a unique sound especially used in devotional music - the Hindustani equivalent is called the shehnai - look specifically for Ustad Bismillah Khan. If you are game to up the notch one level - check out a Carnatic concert by Maharajapuram Santhanam or TM Krishna, or the less known Hindustani school of classical music that derives from Sama Veda chanting called Dhrupad. Look for a performance by Ashish Sankrityayan - there's an experimental jam called Dhrupad Swedish folk kulning - or for the channel Samvad music.

Music director Harris Jayaraj scored the highest mark in Asia on his 4th grade examination of Trinity College of London.

Purandara dasa ru is the father of carnataka music.he composed 72 melakartha ragas in kannada. Lambodara lakumikara is the Geetha that everyone learn first in carnataka music.he believe to compose about 4,75000 devaranamas in kannada.

Singara velane deva song... Best carnatic example ever... By s janaki amma❤

In olden days classical music was always restricted to particular caste but from 20th century everything changed.

10:20 we have that type too. We do every style and genre dude.

I heard at least two songs dedicated to Krishna there. Thanks for introducing me to it.

We didn't get to see the songs featured on the video thumbnail. L was soo looking forward to it

This misses a ton of Tamil language songs that are Carnatic based

Waleska in normal dress😮😮🤧🤧🤩

Hi Guys, I would like to recommend few telugu songs for review. I hope you like them. 1.NUVVENA song from movie Anand 2. NILUVADDAM song from movie nuvvostanante nenoddantana 3.EDO PRIYA RAGAM song from movie Arya 4.NENU NUVVANTU song from movie oranga 5. YE CHILIPI KALLALONA song from movie Gharshana 6. SIRIVENNELA song from movie Shyam Singha Roy

Ok, you can try Sarvam sadha from Hridayam movie ❤. It's cool🎉. And also songs from SOLO movie in Malayalam ❤🎉🎉

Why does the thumbnail say Best South Indian songs while the compilation only covers telugu songs???

you have to listen to "Deva Devam Bhaje" by MS Subbalakshmi. Infact MS sung many carnatic songs. You should check those.

YOU Should react to "DALAPATHI" both as a set of wonderful songs as the movie as a masterpiece in itself! You will never regret it. That song at 3:50 is a great song, The actor in the movie always incorporates bultilingual ; fusion songs in his movies, right form the beginning of his career. He is "Pawan Kalyan" ;The movie in itself is kind of entertaining and differently paced than your regular Bollywood trope. Do watch and review some of the South Indian Movies too.

Telugu ❤

Sp Balasubramaniam my favourite singer from the south.

2:25 it is common throughout in BHARAT TO KNOW CITY VS COUNTRY SIDE , PLEASE VISIT INDIA

Very happy all songs u reacted in this movie from telugu language only.. Telugu language gave more beautiful to these songs.. telugu movie industry have more classical song.. please try to react..

Have a look at the song from Kannada movie Ranna & the song name is Jagadodaranna also a carnatic song 💛❤️

I'm proud that the origin of carnatic music is our Karnataka ❣️

South Indian classical music❤😍🥰💗💓

Yes bit more in tier Two or three cities.

Please watch the movie "Mahanati" u will love it for sure

Its veena not Sarod in the first song

I love you waleska mam My from India❤❤❤❤

Yamunai aatrile❤

Somebody tag a video of Thyagaraja utsav in Tamil Nadu if possible. The older ones also ok, like in 2010/15

Tere bin ho na sakega gujara ( 5:56) . KK underrated song . Please react

React "Entharo Mahanu" from movie "Devadoothan"❤

Please react to ISHQ BINA it is a A.R Rahman composition , sung by Sonu Nigam.

Carnatic music was started in Karnataka first

React khuda bhi by mohit chauhan ❤

Yes Sai pallavi. She is Alia bhatt of South as you said 😁😁😁😁😁

You’re watching tip of an iceberg 😂

2:30 nop. Its just cenema things.

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very beautiful😍

Please react to "Aao Naa | Aishwariya Rai | Vivek Oberoi | Sadhana Sargam | Udit Narayan | Kyun Ho Gaya Na Songs", please please

Por favor reaccionen a SUPER JUNIOR!!!!!!!

React Navarasam official musical video

Sai Pallavi

Listen to master saleem singing

when are you going to do some reactions on hindi movies??

Plzzz make more vid on pakistani ost

This video has only Telugu movie songs

Please stop passing in between the song you can talk after the song ends rit??

Please do on pakistani ost

I don't like how you guys react to a few seconds of the songs. It's not satisfactory 😢

nice