Pun country dance, Goencho khas nachoncheak Johnny tunch maka zav.Ĭhol Johnny, taka taka doom, Nachomya amichea xetan, Ramba Samba Cha Cha Cha, tequila anv nachtam any how, Vo korun soul, birdie, waltz, oh my Tony tukach valor fav, Oh I might rock, I might roll, even jive, but Henry matso rav, Kapream modem raunk zainam very very sorry.īombay vochonk chintlam kosloi vepar tori korinĭekun atam foreign soddun Indiek anv paulimĮklo Mhunnnta Bomboiant Bombil vik go Mary.
Koddim-goddi khaun sollid zali mhoji bodyīody polloun Chinese eklo mari laglo uddi Sogllo dis chinese chui chai chui chau koriĬhineseachea ghara saiba divollachi koddi Saibachi-re marli shendi, Chinak anv danvlim. Saib maka mhunnta, baby why dont we marry, Thoimsor ek saibak dhorun handeo gansunk raulim, Pondra vorsam bhortana anv Londonak paulim, Tanchi anv kortam polloi kurleanchi koddie. Punn chedde fokot gheunk ietat anvum vinktam teo kurleo.x2}īOMBIL MARY - Singer Kenny, Lyrics Victor ConcesseaoĬhedde maka mhunntat, we love you go Marie, Mapxeam bazarant sodanch sovai manddkeo ani yerleo, Pantlea pondak anv lipoun dhortam, kurleo dath lakicheo.x2} Sodanche giraik voroncheak ietat, fokot kurleo mojeo Soglle chedde mojeo kurleo gheunk ietat dolle maka moddun.x2} Mapxeam bazarant kurleo anv vinktam pantleanim bhorun, Singer Kenny, Lyrics: Lawrence de Tiracol Sonarachi bail darar ubi, kaddlo tutia marlo fati Sonar xeti, bangar peti, sonarachi bail kedi moti Re bab etlo ghara, sanjechea sadd'tin vorar.x2 La la la la, La la la, La la la, La la laįellunk gela etlo ghara, fellunk gela etlo gharaįellunk gela, re babu fellunk gela, re babu fellunk gela, re babu fellunk gela Zotu anv mhum taxita ga kombea sadeari.}x2 Kamblem fottem gheunum ga rabtam dongrari, Sokalim uttonum fanteari, panttem gheun ami mateari, Gumlun ailean tim Dudhsagori, Gumlun ailean tim Dudhsagori, Him goulim rupanu sundori, distai tim pollounku kumvori.x2 Kamblem-fottem gheunum ga rabtam dongrariĪmi goulim, Dudhuvalim, devon aileanv ghantavelim.x2 Sontreu gheun sogott biztat, lok khoxeal bhorit zatat.}x2 Pauss voddta xetam biztat, goskoxe eun sogle vau bortat, Sukhnnim passun fiunim galtat, molbak pollon tim argam ditat, Pauss xenta milagr ghoddta, goddgodd eun sogleak zoglouta,īaim kodde manke rodtat, gorvam soglim axen ambetat, Kitlim vorsam khoxen, kheulleanv ami tea poilea pausan.}x2 Poilea pausak axetaleanv, ekistaim urben biztaleanv,ĭogaim ami ek sontri gheun, barabor tenkon re bonvtaleanv, Ugddas eta kednaim maka, xiktaleanv tednam ami aulan,
Here are the lyrics of his first Presentation Poilo Paus
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Oslando's most memorable TV show was the special presentation of "the Pick of the Week", a programme beamed by Doordarshan on 22nd December, 1986 exhibiting the artistic revival of the social graces and charm of the famous Goan Mando dance - performed with period costumes exactly as it was once danced by the Goan landed aristocracy some 100 years ago! His group has also presented several programmes of folk songs and folk dances on Mumbai Doordarshan. Together with his orchestra 'Oslando & His Folklorists' he participated in such programmes as "All-India Folk Music Radio Festival" and "All-Asia Folk Music Radio Festival". Apart from recording, Oslando presented several programmes of Konkani folk songs on All India Radio, Mumbai. The specialty of all these songs is that Oslando has taken immense pains to present them in their traditional style. All these cassettes are now presented in the CD format as well. "Boas Festas" contains the traditional Goan 'Alvorada'. Between 19, he produced four cassettes of Mando-Dulpod, folk songs and traditional Konkani songs: 'Soul of Goa' (1978), 'Goa Meu amor' (1981), 'Boas Festas' (1984) and 'Nostalgia' (1991). This bore the title "New Konkani Hits" and included numbers which he had himself composed and set to music. Then in 1975 he presented his second work again on HMV. The Mando 'Poilo Paus' was his original composition which became very popular. Oslando recorded his first presentation, 'Poilo Paus' on HMV in 1971. They will forever remain as evidence of his great work. He has showcased the traditional folk songs Mando and Dulpod as well as humorous songs which he sang and recorded on cassettes and Compact Discs. Hailing from the Ararim ward of Saligao in Bardez, Oslando de Souza has made a considerable contribution to Konkani music.
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