Latest News | Song Released to Celebrate Bengali New Year

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. On the occasion of the upcoming Bengali new year, three popular singers have teamed up to present a song, 'Poila Sabar Thak' (the first day of the new year is for everyone), on a karaoke app album.

Kolkata, Apr 14 (PTI) On the occasion of the upcoming Bengali new year, three popular singers have teamed up to present a song, 'Poila Sabar Thak' (the first day of the new year is for everyone), on a karaoke app album.

The number emphasises that this day is for all Bengalis irrespective of caste and creed, said Rupankar Bagchi, one of the three singers. Besides Bagchi, Srikanto Acharya and Lopamudra Mitra lent their voice to the song. It is part of 'Baro Maase Tero Parbon', a recently released karaoke app album that celebrates the rich diversity of Bengal which has a festival lined up almost every month.

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'Baro Maase Tero Parbon' (13 festivals in 12 months) is a Bengali proverb that says about the abundance of festivals in Bengal. The song has phrases such as "Poila Baisakh dicche notun diner daak" (the first day of Baisakh heralds new dawn) and "Sabar ghare alo jwalay Poila Baisakh" (let the day illuminate every household).

"The song brings up the concept that Poila Baisakh belongs to every Bengali speaking people under the sun, irrespective of their community, caste and place of living. We think the song is very important in today's world," Bagchi said.

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Bengali new year will be celebrated on April 15 this year.

"We hope the title track will be liked by the audience," Mitra said.

(The above story is verified and authored by Press Trust of India (PTI) staff. PTI, India’s premier news agency, employs more than 400 journalists and 500 stringers to cover almost every district and small town in India.. The views appearing in the above post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY)

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