Is song ke background ko samjhne ke liay ap ko is song ki coke studio journey dekhni paregi..... The whole song revolves around the female character " Marvi" a girl who was kidnapped by her village landlord for the purpose of marriage as she was so beautiful. Marvi fought with a cruel man till her freedom. She entered her village victoriously and the people especially the ladies welcomed her. Peacock denotes the character of Marvi....
The peacock and the dolphin painting on the wall at the start of the song are indigenous animals of Sindh. Its a tribute to the culture and life of Sindh.
Yes and peacock here also represents the entry of Marvi (the main character of a sindhi folklore) in her village end her hunger strike. Representing Marvi's entry with Peacock's (Pakistan's national bird) entry is very poetic.
Peacock reference: The basic concept of this song is based on a folk story, where the lead girl is abducted by the king but she remains loyal to her love of life and resists the king by not eating anything, eventually the king has to send her back to her village seeing her resistance and persistent nature.... so when she is coming back to her village, the people of her village give her a grand welcome singing "AYI AYI" means here she comes (victorious queen)..... the entry of the peacock actually is symbolizing her's coming back to the village.
Ananya you have to know many things about sindh . Sindh is the oldest civilization of sub continent . Name India is derived from sindh. The story concept is about a traditional tale of a girl marvi who was kidnapped by local raja and in the last she won and he had to leave her in her tribe so she came victoriously .the song is all about that
Jamlo was sindhi man... He was prisoner. When British government made bridge for train but they were scare to test... So they Offered Jamlo if he drive train over bridge, he will be freed from Jail. He agreed, they gave em training. Eventually he cross that bridge. So people sung a song for him "Ho Jamlo", it become traditional song for wedding and happy moments since then. Even bollywood try ruined it by makin "Hi Jamalo" 🐧
The dolphin painted is famous blind dolphin of River Indus. What a detail to basic level. Peacock is also a famous indigenous animal of that area signifies colours of land also.
Jamalo sheedi was a sindhi prisoner who was offered liberty on the condition that he crosses the train from a newly constructed Landowne bridge in Sukkur, Sindh. He successfully crossed the train and on the other side his wife started dancing chanting: Here he comes jamalo victorious ( muhnjo khati ayo khair san Ho Jamalo! ) this song has become part of Sindhi culture. In this song too Marvi comes back to his village after refusing to marry the king of that time Umar. Villagers are welcome Marvi saying: Ayi ayi here she comes back. Keep this context in mind and listen to the song again
I’m from Sukkur Sindh, the rapper Babar Mangi belongs from Sukkur. The Dolphin on the wall indicates the blind dolphin that is only found in river indus Sindhu Darya that passes througu Sukkur. The peacock indicates That where these peacocks are found mostly and these two female vocalists belong from that region. That borders Rajasthan of india thus similar influence and taste that you feel. Amazing reaction as always ❤
Hi, let me help you understand this. Basically, it's the story of Umar Mari, a folklore from Umerkot Sindh. Mari was in love with Umar and she was very pretty. The king of that time forcefully took her and wanted to marry her. He locked her in his castle of Umerkot. Mari was so faithful and a woman of honor, that she didn't accept the king's offer. He promised to give her all the assets she wanted. Mari never agreed and denied everything. Throughout this period she did not eat anything and went on a hunger strike where she was locked up. She said I would rather die than be disloyal. Ultimately king had to surrender. He released her and respectfully sent her back to her village where she was welcomed as a heroine and finally, she ate a simple meal at home. This is beautifully symbolized by the peacock in this song. I read this story when I was very young. I am a Visual Arts Student.
JAMALO SHEEDI this name has huge influence in Sindhi culture and that is why it was used in the rap part and the whole song is about an insane folk lore of MARVI who was abducted by the king of that time destined to be his queen and it wasn't the case of just abduction the king loved her but MARVI never did so she convinced the king that instead of being a forceful relation he should take her back to her people and the day she returned her whole village said aayi aayi (here comes she) and the peacock in the video is the reference to cholistani culture
Very well explained to further add In the folklore Umar Marvi, Marvi takes center stage as a young Khaskheli girl from the Panhwar tribe, seized by the ruler of Amarkot, Umar Soomro, captivated by her beauty and desiring to marry her. Rejecting his advances, she endures years of captivity within the ancient Amarkot Fort. Marvi's bravery has enshrined her as an emblem of profound affection for one's land and country.
Peacock Reference: The Basic concept of this song is based on a folk story, where the lead girl (Marvi) is abducted by the King (Umar) but she remains loyal to her love of life and resists the king by not eating anything, eventually the king has to send her back to village seeing her resistance and persistence nature. So when she is coming back to her village,the people of village gave her Grand welcome by singing 'AYI AYI' means here she comes (victorious queen) so the entry of peacock symbolize her's coming back to Village.
As I sat down to listen to "Ayi Ayi Ayi" for the first time, I didn't know what to expect. But as the hauntingly beautiful Sindhi lyrics began to flow, I was transported to a land of rich history and tradition. The song's three captivating stories - of King Umer and Marvi, Hojamalo, and the cultural heritage of Tharparkar - wove together seamlessly, painting a vivid picture of a region steeped in courage, love, and resilience. As I listened, I felt a deep connection to the stories being told. I imagined myself walking through the ancient streets of Sindh, feeling the warmth of the desert sun on my skin, and hearing the whispers of the brave men and women who came before us. The song's soaring vocals and instrumentation echoed in my heart, filling me with a sense of pride and belonging.
Greetings from Pakistan. Thank you for quickly reacting to the first episode of Coke studio season 15. I loved your pure and original reactions. Brilliantly done! Best wishes for the channel. With warm regards
Babar Mangi is a founder of Sindhi rapper ever first time . He started his journey at the age of 12 years old . He always writes his own lyrics and rhymes. He is also a music producer and video producer . He is basically from sukkur sindh Pakistan
Ho jamalo is the reference to Jamalo a prisoner who stirred a driver less train across a deadly bridge unharmed leading to his freedom .the people of the village in Sindh still tell the tale of his success
It's amazing song Rich culture and big history of Sindh . Sindh is the land of peace . Who's Hindu who's Muslim or and other religions they all live together with love and they all celebrate like Holi, dewali ,Eid, Etc
Honjamalo is a historical his name was jamalo, and he was sentenced to death. However, he was eealeased to do daring job. The ho jamalo song was a tribute to him
the women in this video are from Thar, they are very old people they belong to Hindu community and they have deep roots in Sindhi culture and they still own it, peacock is like national bird which shows beauty and peace and that drawing is what you do in diwali i think basically they are hindu community so yeah.
Such a great spiritual song this is!! All the artists have done a fantastic job, thanks a lot to coke studio for this wonderful video 🙏❤ Love to all from a Sindhi of Ulhasnagar, India
Brilliant reaction once again. Your reaction help me understand a lot of things about music. Kindly read the folk story of Omar Marvi to fully understand the background.
I was waiting for your video.... This song refers to a folktale from Sindh, Pakistan about a village girl Marvi, who resists the overtures of a powerful King and the temptation to live in the palace as a queen, preferring to be in a simple rural environment with her own village folk. (source:wikipedia)
Honestly speaking Ananya, I always wait for your reaction on CSP, as you seem and incline so much towards. Your narrative, analytical and articulatory skills have a strong base. You don't just react fake to get people/viewers likes but genuinely express your feelings. So hats off to you and of course, long waited season 15 start that entire subcontinent waits for and its not in vain..... Great start and I guess its going to get 100 million views in 3 months. what do you speculate ??
I saw 6 or 7 reactions but ... I acknowledge that u explained the meaning the best. I am going to discuss this with my colleagues tomorrow. Thanks for making the concept and references of season 15 clear.
This Song is based on Girl Known as marvi who Rejected marriage proposal Of king UMER After that King forcefully Kidnapped her & Tried Lots of attempt to acquire her attention/ Love But rejection was constant for king UMER After lots of Wait king realize She can die but she can't Marry with King.. Then King release her. When marvi came to village (Aayi Aayi) these lines preformed by marvi's related people's and that was the happiest movement For them.. In Sindh they're lots of Pure Love stories like Sasui/Punhoo , Noori/Jam And many more I'm Hopping in coming period coke studio Will reach & explore these stories With thier beauty of Music.
The peacock is symbolises Maarvi who has returned to her people The song is derived from folk lore of Maarvi who was married to a king but left everything to return to her roots
HO JAMALO is a folk song and associated dance in the Sindhi culture. Jamal was the local folk hero, who fought a battle with little army and emerged victorious. When he came home, peoples of that area came out singing HO JAMALO.
Nope brother! Jamalo was a Qaidi, sukkur barrage was in construction so for that reliability government at time choose jamalo for testing that barrage for crossing railway for doing that jamalo was released from jail .
Coke Studio Season 15 presents a new masterpeace cultural song" The Magical Journey of AAYI- AAyi( Here She Comes) reflects the journey of love with motherland, resilience, harmony and celebrations. When Marvi returned to Her Village Malir her village Peoples welcomed Her upon her returned with welcome song AAYi - AAYi ( Here She comes). This is Folk tale of Umer Marvi.. Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai praised the seven women's in His Book Shah Jo Risalo. And named them as Sat Soormion ,,, Seven Queens ..Marvi is one of them. In This Song.... efforts of all Coke Studio Season 15 team members are Marvellous Excellent poetry and Composition by Noman Ali Rajper , Babar Mangi, while nice vocals Marvi. Saiban, music thrill Zulfiquar Ali , zulfi ,Abdul jabbar, Abdullah Siddiqi and all other team did Excellent Job. Nice Vocals , and Excellent performance. ...❤
The song is about folk story of Umer Marvi. And the peacock portrays Marvi Marvi was a Sindhi girl . Kidnapped by a Sindhi king Umer. But she forced the King to return her to her home by himself
It's a story of a Dessert Region call "Thar" which is jointly occupied by Pakistani Province Sindh and Indian Province Rajhistan. There was one poor beautiful Lady "Maarvi" who was loved by that time Raja. So it's a famous story of Sindh Rajhistan area "Thar". Peacock is local bird of Thar area.
Peacock is symbolic here. Generally peacock is suppose to be a family member of thar peoples. When u see a peacock coming, it’s mean Marvi has came back to the village and start eating and drinking in family..
This song is based on the local folk story " Omer Marvi ". Marvi was a beautiful Girl and one king abducted her and offered her to become his queen but she refused him. Finally, he released her. She is coming back to her house and her friends and relatives are saying welcome in this song.
There is alot of symbolism in this song and the peacock represents “Marvi” the girl this song is about, Dolphin you saw towards the start of the video is a national animal of Sindh
Peacock is indigenous bird of deserts of Sindh. You can see its colors everywhere in Sindhi handicrafts, tapestries etc. People, terrain, handicrafts, houses, and style of living on Pakistani side is very much similar to Rajasthan on Indian side. Most probably they are part of same Indus Valley civilization. Borders are drawn just 76 years ago.
Indeed. Love for Art, Culture, Nature isn't limited by boundaries. Also, this vivid bird, "Mayur", or peacock, has left humans spellbound for ages. Probably this is why it is the national bird of Bharat, the vāhana of lord Kārtikeya, Mayur pankh adorns the head of Shri Krishna, is the primary motif of Paithani sari from Maharashtra, and finds reference in Kajri, a traditional form of music sung in the Shrāvan Maas.
This song is about Umar Marvi folktale from Sindh, Pakistan about a village girl Marvi, who resists the overtures of a powerful King the then-ruler of Amarkot, Umar Soomro, who wanted to marry her because of her beauty. Upon her refusal, she was imprisoned in the historic Amarkot Fort for several years. Then she was victorious and returned to her village, and the village is welcoming her. And the new artists or underdogs are relating themselves with her.
@@djduke7584 yes it was a historical story... But we Sindhi dance on ho jamalo in happiness and joy the word ho jamalo is on that person you are talking about
That's awesome! It sounds like your reaction really captured the essence and theme of the Coke Studio song. I love it when you can express your thoughts and emotions through your reaction after listining music. It adds a whole new layer of depth to the experience! 🎵😊. I'm glad you & It makes the whole experience much more enjoyable and relatable. 😄🎶
Those are the rainbow colours and one of the languages of “Sindh” the major seat of 8 Eight thousands years old civilization the “Indus Valley Civilization”.The song showcased the resiliance of “Marvi” one of of the eight legendry “Heorins” of great Sindhi poet “Shah Latif”
You're talking about Coke Studio Pakistan! We don't steal or copy anything... We innovate things from which others take inspiration... Remember that! And FYI, Coke Studio itself is a Pakistani invention, that has now become an international music franchise!
Believe. Only music can unite people across borders, not politicians, definitely not religions! And guess what, there is such folk, culture here, there and everywhere.. not just hit TH-cam videos, we are just scratching the surface I suppose 😊 Long Live Music!
There are many peacocks are in THAR desert and just because of serious shortage of water and food, they are dying along with humans in THAR. Now when rain comes, joy is speechless for peoples and peacocks.
This song was sung for Marvi, a beautiful local girl of Tharparkar who was kidnapped by King Umar Soomro, when Marvi returned victorious from the king, the people of her town sang this song. The king placed all the expensive things in the world at Marvi's feet to keep Marvi with him, but despite the passage of many years, Marvi did not use any of these things, She only wanted to return to her homeland and her people and Marv also told the King that even if I die, send my body to my homeland. Umar Badshah saw Marvi's love for his family and finally sent Marvi to his home.
its sindhi (karachi)! the song is based on a sindhi folklore about a girl named marvi who was forcefully married with a king and sent away to his kingdom but she showed great resilience and love for her hometown and was coming back to her hometown, which is why they're saying "aayi aayi look here she comes with victory". the mor and the dolphin in the video are national animals of sindh and the mor represents marvi here.
Peacock 🦚 here is symbolising the girl named "Marvi" who returned her village after being kidnapped by a king,, she didn't accept the king's marriage proposal and chose her village and people over luxurious life 🎉 so basically the song is all about the love and victory of a girl.
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To understand this song, you need to research Marvi. Marvi, a beautiful poor village girl, was abducted by Umer, who held power in the Umerkot area. Despite Umer offering her lavish lifestyles, Marvi refused everything and stopped eating and drinking "Refer when Babar Mangi said, "My people are in trouble. How can I sleep or eat easily? They walk without shoes; they sleep on clay," Eventually, Umer decided to send her back with respect. The song begins when Marvi enters her village, and people happily exclaim, 'Aayi Aayi,' meaning 'she came, she came.' Regarding 'Ho Jamalo,' 'Ho' is akin to 'wow' or 'yeah' in Hindi and Urdu. Many times, people use 'Ho' in these languages. Jamalo was the name of a person. There are many stories and songs about him. Researching Umar Soomro, Marvi Panhwari, and Mr. Jamalo will help you understand the song better. Once you grasp its meaning, your satisfaction level will be high.
Le t me explain : This is Story of sindh (Pakistan) & Based On a Girl. A Girl Name marvi who Rejected King UMER's perposal of Marriage or being a partner of king. Then King forcefully kidnapped her wanted to see her desicion change for him After a Long Time he didn't see any attention or attraction for him From Marvi then He realize She can die But she Will not be part of his Life Hence King release her to her village when she came to her tribe Her people's still waiting For her come back when they saw marvi After that her people's sing these lines For her (Aayi Aayi) and that was the happiest movement For them....
It's a Sindhi language. Actually it's a song about Bravery of a Woman named Marvi.. We never celebrate women's success in our society via this song they are celebrating the resilience Marvi shown towards the feudal of that time; hence she refused all the offers even offer to be the Queen, she refused and said I'll go back to my people in Bushy Houses.. So they welcome her by saying Aayi Aayi(here she comes). Between the lead vocalist is my younger Brother.. If you need any help regarding the song or cultural descriptions you can lean on to me anytime. I can help you more with the meanings if you need or can do a collaboration.
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Is song ke background ko samjhne ke liay ap ko is song ki coke studio journey dekhni paregi..... The whole song revolves around the female character " Marvi" a girl who was kidnapped by her village landlord for the purpose of marriage as she was so beautiful. Marvi fought with a cruel man till her freedom. She entered her village victoriously and the people especially the ladies welcomed her. Peacock denotes the character of Marvi....
The story represents the culture of thar desert and peacocks are found there in abundance !
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You are right somebody not understand that poetry its coming back umar marvi story how to welcome thar people when king bring him back
The peacock and the dolphin painting on the wall at the start of the song are indigenous animals of Sindh. Its a tribute to the culture and life of Sindh.
Yes and peacock here also represents the entry of Marvi (the main character of a sindhi folklore) in her village end her hunger strike. Representing Marvi's entry with Peacock's (Pakistan's national bird) entry is very poetic.
@@benidial5052 Ah..maybe that's the symbolism of it eating and drinking after coming inside.
Yessss. The beautiful Marvi comes home and ends her hunger strike. Peacock depicts her beauty and authenticity perfectly.
Peacock is referred here in this video to that woman Marvi, Peacock is a beautiful bird
Ajrak rangoli are also there in the song
Peacock reference:
The basic concept of this song is based on a folk story, where the lead girl is abducted by the king but she remains loyal to her love of life and resists the king by not eating anything, eventually the king has to send her back to her village seeing her resistance and persistent nature.... so when she is coming back to her village, the people of her village give her a grand welcome singing "AYI AYI" means here she comes (victorious queen)..... the entry of the peacock actually is symbolizing her's coming back to the village.
Ananya you have to know many things about sindh . Sindh is the oldest civilization of sub continent . Name India is derived from sindh. The story concept is about a traditional tale of a girl marvi who was kidnapped by local raja and in the last she won and he had to leave her in her tribe so she came victoriously .the song is all about that
Jamlo was sindhi man... He was prisoner. When British government made bridge for train but they were scare to test... So they Offered Jamlo if he drive train over bridge, he will be freed from Jail. He agreed, they gave em training. Eventually he cross that bridge. So people sung a song for him "Ho Jamlo", it become traditional song for wedding and happy moments since then.
Even bollywood try ruined it by makin "Hi Jamalo" 🐧
Peacock is the symbol of Sindh culture of Pakistan and some part of rajasthan. ❤
Please react on its journey too🇵🇰🇵🇰
The dolphin painted is famous blind dolphin of River Indus. What a detail to basic level. Peacock is also a famous indigenous animal of that area signifies colours of land also.
I have tears in my eyes seeing that my mother tongue is echoing across the world 😢
Take love from Sindh 🇵🇰
We should promote all languages of Pakistan i am punjabi but I am waiting other songs like this in balochi pashto balti and kashmiri
Jamalo sheedi was a sindhi prisoner who was offered liberty on the condition that he crosses the train from a newly constructed Landowne bridge in Sukkur, Sindh. He successfully crossed the train and on the other side his wife started dancing chanting: Here he comes jamalo victorious ( muhnjo khati ayo khair san Ho Jamalo! ) this song has become part of Sindhi culture.
In this song too Marvi comes back to his village after refusing to marry the king of that time Umar. Villagers are welcome Marvi saying: Ayi ayi here she comes back.
Keep this context in mind and listen to the song again
I’m from Sukkur Sindh, the rapper Babar Mangi belongs from Sukkur.
The Dolphin on the wall indicates the blind dolphin that is only found in river indus Sindhu Darya that passes througu Sukkur. The peacock indicates That where these peacocks are found mostly and these two female vocalists belong from that region. That borders Rajasthan of india thus similar influence and taste that you feel.
Amazing reaction as always ❤
peacock indicates Thar*
Hi, let me help you understand this. Basically, it's the story of Umar Mari, a folklore from Umerkot Sindh. Mari was in love with Umar and she was very pretty. The king of that time forcefully took her and wanted to marry her. He locked her in his castle of Umerkot. Mari was so faithful and a woman of honor, that she didn't accept the king's offer. He promised to give her all the assets she wanted. Mari never agreed and denied everything. Throughout this period she did not eat anything and went on a hunger strike where she was locked up. She said I would rather die than be disloyal. Ultimately king had to surrender. He released her and respectfully sent her back to her village where she was welcomed as a heroine and finally, she ate a simple meal at home. This is beautifully symbolized by the peacock in this song. I read this story when I was very young. I am a Visual Arts Student.
JAMALO SHEEDI this name has huge influence in Sindhi culture and that is why it was used in the rap part and the whole song is about an insane folk lore of MARVI who was abducted by the king of that time destined to be his queen and it wasn't the case of just abduction the king loved her but MARVI never did so she convinced the king that instead of being a forceful relation he should take her back to her people and the day she returned her whole village said aayi aayi (here comes she) and the peacock in the video is the reference to cholistani culture
Very well explained to further add In the folklore Umar Marvi, Marvi takes center stage as a young Khaskheli girl from the Panhwar tribe, seized by the ruler of Amarkot, Umar Soomro, captivated by her beauty and desiring to marry her. Rejecting his advances, she endures years of captivity within the ancient Amarkot Fort. Marvi's bravery has enshrined her as an emblem of profound affection for one's land and country.
Peacock Reference:
The Basic concept of this song is based on a folk story, where the lead girl (Marvi) is abducted by the King (Umar) but she remains loyal to her love of life and resists the king by not eating anything, eventually the king has to send her back to village seeing her resistance and persistence nature.
So when she is coming back to her village,the people of village gave her Grand welcome by singing 'AYI AYI' means here she comes (victorious queen) so the entry of peacock symbolize her's coming back to Village.
Sindhi Language Of Pakistan 🇵🇰 Thar District Near Rajasthan India 🇮🇳
As I sat down to listen to "Ayi Ayi Ayi" for the first time, I didn't know what to expect. But as the hauntingly beautiful Sindhi lyrics began to flow, I was transported to a land of rich history and tradition. The song's three captivating stories - of King Umer and Marvi, Hojamalo, and the cultural heritage of Tharparkar - wove together seamlessly, painting a vivid picture of a region steeped in courage, love, and resilience.
As I listened, I felt a deep connection to the stories being told. I imagined myself walking through the ancient streets of Sindh, feeling the warmth of the desert sun on my skin, and hearing the whispers of the brave men and women who came before us. The song's soaring vocals and instrumentation echoed in my heart, filling me with a sense of pride and belonging.
This sweet language is Sindhi and this rich culture is also Sindhi which is 7 thousand years old
80% of western music uses the same chords. Having the same chords is not copying as you can tell the songs are very different.
Greetings from Pakistan. Thank you for quickly reacting to the first episode of Coke studio season 15. I loved your pure and original reactions. Brilliantly done! Best wishes for the channel. With warm regards
Peacocks represent Thar (a region of Sindh) from where these women belong. While the blind dolphins represent river Indus (Sindhu)
Besides this, yeah you will find similarities because Tharparker borders Rajasthan.
Babar Mangi is a founder of Sindhi rapper ever first time . He started his journey at the age of 12 years old . He always writes his own lyrics and rhymes. He is also a music producer and video producer . He is basically from sukkur sindh Pakistan
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Ho jamalo is the reference to Jamalo a prisoner who stirred a driver less train across a deadly bridge unharmed leading to his freedom .the people of the village in Sindh still tell the tale of his success
I loved your insight. Great reaction to a great song. Look forward to following the season with you!
Basically it's a women empowerment song and a story of a village girl who cane back victorious to kindom
Waah great track , amazing reaction ❤
The peacock and the lady who follows in the next scene have similar looks. She is the peacock like beauty in Sindh. Isn't she ? Just a thought
It's amazing song Rich culture and big history of Sindh . Sindh is the land of peace . Who's Hindu who's Muslim or and other religions they all live together with love and they all celebrate like Holi, dewali ,Eid, Etc
peacock is being used as metaphor for a person they are singing for who is victorious
Ho Jamalo is traditional dance of Sindh, like Bhangra in Punjab.
Ho jamalo has history jamalo is name of Sindhi Man was on prison you should search why they used to say ho jamalo
The culture shown is of Thar Desert in Sindh Province of Pakistan (Bordering Rajasthan), having sizeable population of Hindus and land of Peacocks.
Honjamalo is a historical his name was jamalo, and he was sentenced to death. However, he was eealeased to do daring job. The ho jamalo song was a tribute to him
I also hear that thing is that a theory or a real story
@KbBhutto-cf6ud may be. i am not sure, but I read and heard from some historians.
what a reaction yar...you deserve more than any other...music ka knowledge bht zabardast hai yar aapka..love u keep it up
Peacock sindhi culture ka part hai issi liye wo aaya hai
In song it represents arrival of marvi back home.
@@Sindhishorts1 I know that
Sindhi language song with totally sindhi cultural video ❤
Proud to be a Sindhi with 8 thousand years old culture and civilization
the women in this video are from Thar, they are very old people they belong to Hindu community and they have deep roots in Sindhi culture and they still own it, peacock is like national bird which shows beauty and peace and that drawing is what you do in diwali i think basically they are hindu community so yeah.
Such a great spiritual song this is!! All the artists have done a fantastic job, thanks a lot to coke studio for this wonderful video 🙏❤
Love to all from a Sindhi of Ulhasnagar, India
Believe me i was waiting for this video... I want u to react all song of coke studio, 😊
I was waiting for you Beautiful Reaction 💖. I'm the 1st one.
Brilliant reaction once again.
Your reaction help me understand a lot of things about music.
Kindly read the folk story of Omar Marvi to fully understand the background.
Proud to be Sindhi ❤
I was waiting for your video....
This song refers to a folktale from Sindh, Pakistan about a village girl Marvi, who resists the overtures of a powerful King and the temptation to live in the palace as a queen, preferring to be in a simple rural environment with her own village folk.
(source:wikipedia)
Honestly speaking Ananya, I always wait for your reaction on CSP, as you seem and incline so much towards. Your narrative, analytical and articulatory skills have a strong base. You don't just react fake to get people/viewers likes but genuinely express your feelings.
So hats off to you and of course, long waited season 15 start that entire subcontinent waits for and its not in vain..... Great start and I guess its going to get 100 million views in 3 months. what do you speculate ??
Colourful sheet done with patchwork is called "REELI" usually its bedsheets and other stuff.
Peacock are very significant in Thar culture. You can find them everywhere in Thar like we see cats and dogs in our streets.
I saw 6 or 7 reactions but ... I acknowledge that u explained the meaning the best. I am going to discuss this with my colleagues tomorrow.
Thanks for making the concept and references of season 15 clear.
Sis,you didn't know the background folk story, until you react the magical journey of the song
This Song is based on Girl Known as marvi who Rejected marriage proposal Of king UMER After that King forcefully Kidnapped her & Tried Lots of attempt to acquire her attention/ Love But rejection was constant for king UMER After lots of Wait king realize She can die but she can't Marry with King..
Then King release her. When marvi came to village (Aayi Aayi) these lines preformed by marvi's related people's and that was the happiest movement For them..
In Sindh they're lots of Pure Love stories like Sasui/Punhoo , Noori/Jam And many more I'm Hopping in coming period coke studio Will reach & explore these stories With thier beauty of Music.
The peacock is symbolises Maarvi who has returned to her people
The song is derived from folk lore of Maarvi who was married to a king but left everything to return to her roots
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HO JAMALO is a folk song and associated dance in the Sindhi culture. Jamal was the local folk hero, who fought a battle with little army and emerged victorious. When he came home, peoples of that area came out singing HO JAMALO.
Nope brother! Jamalo was a Qaidi, sukkur barrage was in construction so for that reliability government at time choose jamalo for testing that barrage for crossing railway for doing that jamalo was released from jail .
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Peacock found in sindh desert area
Coke Studio Season 15 presents a new masterpeace cultural song" The Magical Journey of AAYI- AAyi( Here She Comes) reflects the journey of love with motherland, resilience, harmony and celebrations. When Marvi returned to Her Village Malir her village Peoples welcomed Her upon her returned with welcome song AAYi - AAYi ( Here She comes). This is Folk tale of Umer Marvi.. Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai praised the seven women's in His Book Shah Jo Risalo. And named them as Sat Soormion ,,, Seven Queens ..Marvi is one of them. In This Song.... efforts of all Coke Studio Season 15 team members are Marvellous Excellent poetry and Composition by Noman Ali Rajper , Babar Mangi, while nice vocals Marvi. Saiban, music thrill Zulfiquar Ali , zulfi ,Abdul jabbar, Abdullah Siddiqi and all other team did Excellent Job. Nice Vocals , and Excellent performance. ...❤
The song is about folk story of Umer Marvi. And the peacock portrays Marvi
Marvi was a Sindhi girl . Kidnapped by a Sindhi king Umer.
But she forced the King to return her to her home by himself
They are making cookies...wheat flour and gur sharbat...very traditional...seasonal celebration after wheat crop is cut and grinded...
It's a story of a Dessert Region call "Thar" which is jointly occupied by Pakistani Province Sindh and Indian Province Rajhistan. There was one poor beautiful Lady "Maarvi" who was loved by that time Raja. So it's a famous story of Sindh Rajhistan area "Thar". Peacock is local bird of Thar area.
Peacock is symbolic here.
Generally peacock is suppose to be a family member of thar peoples.
When u see a peacock coming, it’s mean Marvi has came back to the village and start eating and drinking in family..
This song is based on the local folk story " Omer Marvi ". Marvi was a beautiful Girl and one king abducted her and offered her to become his queen but she refused him. Finally, he released her. She is coming back to her house and her friends and relatives are saying welcome in this song.
It is based on a folk story of Marvi when returning back after a long struggle "peacock" portray her
There is alot of symbolism in this song and the peacock represents “Marvi” the girl this song is about, Dolphin you saw towards the start of the video is a national animal of Sindh
Peacock is indigenous bird of deserts of Sindh. You can see its colors everywhere in Sindhi handicrafts, tapestries etc. People, terrain, handicrafts, houses, and style of living on Pakistani side is very much similar to Rajasthan on Indian side. Most probably they are part of same Indus Valley civilization. Borders are drawn just 76 years ago.
Indeed. Love for Art, Culture, Nature isn't limited by boundaries. Also, this vivid bird, "Mayur", or peacock, has left humans spellbound for ages. Probably this is why it is the national bird of Bharat, the vāhana of lord Kārtikeya, Mayur pankh adorns the head of Shri Krishna, is the primary motif of Paithani sari from Maharashtra, and finds reference in Kajri, a traditional form of music sung in the Shrāvan Maas.
This song is about Umar Marvi folktale from Sindh, Pakistan about a village girl Marvi, who resists the overtures of a powerful King the then-ruler of Amarkot, Umar Soomro, who wanted to marry her because of her beauty. Upon her refusal, she was imprisoned in the historic Amarkot Fort for several years. Then she was victorious and returned to her village, and the village is welcoming her. And the new artists or underdogs are relating themselves with her.
Aayi Aayi Magical Journey ke baad is song ko understand karpaenge
Ho jamalo is a traditional dance between sindhi people in sindh Pakistan
Hojamalo : Jamalo was a person in British era read
@@djduke7584 yes it was a historical story... But we Sindhi dance on ho jamalo in happiness and joy the word ho jamalo is on that person you are talking about
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That's awesome! It sounds like your reaction really captured the essence and theme of the Coke Studio song. I love it when you can express your thoughts and emotions through your reaction after listining music. It adds a whole new layer of depth to the experience! 🎵😊. I'm glad you & It makes the whole experience much more enjoyable and relatable. 😄🎶
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Those are the rainbow colours and one of the languages of “Sindh” the major seat of 8 Eight thousands years old civilization the “Indus Valley Civilization”.The song showcased the resiliance of “Marvi” one of of the eight legendry “Heorins” of great Sindhi poet “Shah Latif”
You're talking about Coke Studio Pakistan! We don't steal or copy anything... We innovate things from which others take inspiration... Remember that! And FYI, Coke Studio itself is a Pakistani invention, that has now become an international music franchise!
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Believe. Only music can unite people across borders, not politicians, definitely not religions!
And guess what, there is such folk, culture here, there and everywhere.. not just hit TH-cam videos, we are just scratching the surface I suppose 😊 Long Live Music!
Good description of cultural master piece of sindh ❤
There are many peacocks are in THAR desert and just because of serious shortage of water and food, they are dying along with humans in THAR. Now when rain comes, joy is speechless for peoples and peacocks.
This song was sung for Marvi, a beautiful local girl of Tharparkar who was kidnapped by King Umar Soomro, when Marvi returned victorious from the king, the people of her town sang this song.
The king placed all the expensive things in the world at Marvi's feet to keep Marvi with him, but despite the passage of many years, Marvi did not use any of these things, She only wanted to return to her homeland and her people and Marv also told the King that even if I die, send my body to my homeland. Umar Badshah saw Marvi's love for his family and finally sent Marvi to his home.
its sindhi (karachi)! the song is based on a sindhi folklore about a girl named marvi who was forcefully married with a king and sent away to his kingdom but she showed great resilience and love for her hometown and was coming back to her hometown, which is why they're saying "aayi aayi look here she comes with victory". the mor and the dolphin in the video are national animals of sindh and the mor represents marvi here.
You share whole concept of this song . Best reaction channel.
What a beautiful reaction video love from Pakistan ❤
Hojamalo is very popular and focus song from generation to generation. Mostly that song for celebration
Actually magical journey of this song explains every thing to understand this song.
Peacock 🦚 here is symbolising the girl named "Marvi" who returned her village after being kidnapped by a king,, she didn't accept the king's marriage proposal and chose her village and people over luxurious life 🎉 so basically the song is all about the love and victory of a girl.
The peacock represents freedom as Marwi dismissed the advances of the king and returned to her village with her head held high
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this "Hojamalo" in itself is a story (from Sindh) and thus the song "Hojamalo".
Search the history of jamalo sheedi.
Well Proud to be Sindhi ❤
Peacock + dolphins are the most poetic part of Sindhi culture.
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To understand this song, you need to research Marvi. Marvi, a beautiful poor village girl, was abducted by Umer, who held power in the Umerkot area. Despite Umer offering her lavish lifestyles, Marvi refused everything and stopped eating and drinking "Refer when Babar Mangi said, "My people are in trouble. How can I sleep or eat easily? They walk without shoes; they sleep on clay," Eventually, Umer decided to send her back with respect. The song begins when Marvi enters her village, and people happily exclaim, 'Aayi Aayi,' meaning 'she came, she came.'
Regarding 'Ho Jamalo,' 'Ho' is akin to 'wow' or 'yeah' in Hindi and Urdu. Many times, people use 'Ho' in these languages.
Jamalo was the name of a person. There are many stories and songs about him. Researching Umar Soomro, Marvi Panhwari, and Mr. Jamalo will help you understand the song better. Once you grasp its meaning, your satisfaction level will be high.
Le t me explain : This is Story of sindh (Pakistan) & Based On a Girl. A Girl Name marvi who Rejected King UMER's perposal of Marriage or being a partner of king. Then King forcefully kidnapped her wanted to see her desicion change for him After a Long Time he didn't see any attention or attraction for him From Marvi then He realize She can die But she Will not be part of his Life Hence King release her to her village when she came to her tribe Her people's still waiting For her come back when they saw marvi After that her people's sing these lines For her (Aayi Aayi) and that was the happiest movement For them....
Peacock is the symbol of
Thar which is region of Sindh that's why peacock was there.
Sindh desert is called Thur and peacock are find in thur in huge quantity
the blind dolphin represents sindh river .
It's a Sindhi language.
Actually it's a song about Bravery of a Woman named Marvi..
We never celebrate women's success in our society via this song they are celebrating the resilience Marvi shown towards the feudal of that time; hence she refused all the offers even offer to be the Queen, she refused and said I'll go back to my people in Bushy Houses..
So they welcome her by saying Aayi Aayi(here she comes).
Between the lead vocalist is my younger Brother..
If you need any help regarding the song or cultural descriptions you can lean on to me anytime.
I can help you more with the meanings if you need or can do a collaboration.
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