Regarding Nepathya's concert song "TAAL KO PANI" The concert was shot and performed at 2004-2005, wherein the country was in the midst of a armed revolution. The concert was called shanti sangit yatra i.e. Travelling for peace and music, wherein they shot various concerts in various armed conflict zones throughout the country.
I’m going to recommend this to my Nepali friends. I started listening to The Edge Band after my Nepali friend played their songs. I have no idea what they’re saying, but they sounded great! My fav song is “Nachahe ko Hoina”. Love from a Filipina 🇳🇵💙🇵🇭
That live performance from Nepathya was recorded in 2062 BS i.e. 2005 AD not in 70s.And Nepathya is folk rock band. Loving your reaction so far , still watching and writing this comment while watching.
It warms my heart as a Nepali to see foreigners react to Nepali music. It's a whole different feeling of pride seeing people with so much musical knowledge appreciating our sound. You guys are nice people.
Nepathya is one the most loved music band in Nepal. They actually search music form remote area n they fuse with western music. That is the version of mixed western n Nepali folk music.
Somebody suggest them songs of pop-rock era... Bands like Mantra, the edge( LIVE concerts are gem), Axis (adhuro prem..)..... Nima rumba...(preeti basyo)... Bipul chetri ( Syndicate), raju lama ( herda herdai), 1974 A.D. (hidda hiddai) Keep on adding guys
Nepathya is ❤ for Nepal, I watched them on Wembley 2014 amoung 80k people… 70-80s they brought folk-rock to Nepal. The singer himself Amrit gurung along with his band considered the best of best…. ❤❤❤
Thank you for this reaction. Nepalese is closer to Hindi. They are derived from the same proto language called Sanskrit and also follow similar but not the same writing script. We also follow the same scale sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa. We have 12 vowels and 36 consonants roughly in our language. Training in singing is also quite similar to indian classical as far as I've seen with many practicing with a harmonium accompaniment. However that's only the case for nepali vha-sa (meaning language) which is the primary language. Most neplese people speak at least 3 languages. Usually Nepali, Hindi, English and one other mother toungue depending on their birth place/community.
It is bhasha (भाषा). There is a difference between v and bha. Nepali script is Devanagari, the same as Hindi and Sanskrit. Other than folk, Nepali music is Hindustani-based.
@@beatlietamang486 dude what copium are you smoking? Nepali and Hindi are very much cousin languages. We share the same origin and most of the vocabulary. It's just that upon listening initially, they can be unintelligible however, if you pay attention, we can somewhat understand. I can even roughly understand what a Bengali person is saying because that's another relative language
The way you purely enjoyed Nischal by Albatross is no surprise. I still feel amazed how good this music is even after listening for so long. Albatross is that band from Nepal which is on par with any great bands ever.
Some songs you could check out are: Aasar by bipul chettri Bhari bho bhari bho from movie Resham filili Najik bartika eam Rai Birsine hau ki the elements Bhanai tribal rain Kaha hola Ghar karma band Rang birjesh shrestha Basanta jptrockerz Lakahu hajarau yabesh thapa Batash shashwoth khadka Maya Ayush gauchan Sunideu apurva tamang Juni vari Lai oasis thapa
Sorry for 2 long explanations. Reason for similarities in language on subcontinent is that these groups have been intermingling for thousand's of years. And the languages are part of same language family Indo-European who broke into at least 2 branches proto-European and Sanskrit. Sort like how Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, french have similar base structure & other things in common because are part of Romance Family (Rome/Latin based) & are 1st cousins. On subcontinent, you have 2 ancient language parents (Sanskrit and Dravidian) where the majority of the languages come from. Some intermarried with others like Urdu has a lots of Persian parts but I can understand a lot of it as I have passing knowledge of some Hindi. Nepalese is as if Sanskrit married to Tibet languages. So northern subcontinent languages are 1st & 2nd cousins with each other while they are 5th - 10thh cousins with European language and 3rd & 4th cousins with southern continental languages like Tamil, Telugu, Sinhalese. However Tamil, Telugu, Sinhalese are first cousins to each as they are derived from Dravidian - other ancient language of subcontinent. Also in late 90's I had a classmate who was from Nepal - she spoke like 6 different languages, her Hindi was flawless and I asked how she learned it - her response was Indian cinema as they grew up watching those in Nepal and southeast Asia. Also as Buddhism spread out of India into Southeast Asia so did it language - Even in Japan some of religious texts are in Sanskrit. So yeah - some derivative or combination of Sanskrit and Dravidian. Now one can see many languages there also are incorporating English after 250 years of British in India. Not giving up there languages but folding in new language. Base structure is same though. So when I look at it - I kinda treat languages & countries as people/families - most are related but some are more related than others. Also I see keep running across an issue in your videos from subcontinent - so here quick overview. -British forced out in 1947 after hundreds of years brutal rule. -Partition of India August 1947 based on religion versus cultural affiliation and long standing history in region - maps draw in 5 weeks by someone who had never there and would never back. -(East & West) Pakistan (West Pakistan is now Bangladesh) on Midnight Aug 14, 1947 -India Gained Independence at Midnight Aug 15, 1947 -2 states got broken in as part of Partition because they had largest group of people with different religions. Thus state of Punjab in both Pakistan & India and State of Bengal (India) and country of Bangladesh. -Largest forced human history - 10-15 million people (Numbers are very very fuzzy) -Between 1-2.5 million people killed mostly in Punjab and Bengal regions. (Numbers are very very fuzzy) -Super sad because we are Punjabi but grandfathers left Punjab prior to partition so we identify as Indian but really relatives from both side of border so technically both Indian and Pakistani origin?????
Night Band - Putali - Kripa Unplugged season 2, they play rare and old Nepalese musical instruments like wild forest leaves and others to educate and motivate the newer generations.
if you are going to react some Nepali songs here are some legend singers with their great song 1) Sabin rai - Timi NAI hau Sabin rai is one of the greatest singer alive and surely have his name in the book of greatest th-cam.com/video/__PChVvof1A/w-d-xo.html 2) bartika em rai - najeek her voice is magical and also a great writers . th-cam.com/video/GdtB1kud4LE/w-d-xo.html 3) sajjan Raj vaidya- naganya maya writer and a great singer and one of the fan favourite in past 5 year . his voice is quite different and style of singing th-cam.com/video/csoXwcbmNLw/w-d-xo.html 4)Yama Buddha - sathi if you ask anyone who is related to nephop they will surely say I was inspire by yamabuddha not one of the but THE Legandery rapper and the song itself is one of the most loved and surely heard by must of us in our childhood and was crazy about it. th-cam.com/video/H-ExNmHo2xI/w-d-xo.html 5) Sushant KC- sathi the man whose songs are just awesome, listening over and over and the more you listen the more you get the words th-cam.com/video/7aoDZ8UeUxU/w-d-xo.html
If you ever do our music again, please more on Albatross, they are the ones who wrote Nischal. They are the pioneers of Nepalese rock music and a huge part of every 90s born teenager's life. Not a single song of theirs which doesn't have a riff that's gonna get stuck for the rest of your life, and that most people would say is still an understatement
Dude what are you yapping about? I know the boys from albatross personally but they aren’t the “pioneers” of rock in Nepal lol. Nepathya, 1974 ad, robin n looza, etc are the pioneers of mainstream rock in Nepal. If you know the history of albatross, they started as a stoner / sludge metal band. Their first album Hi Fly was a stoner metal album. Only their second album Jo Jas Sanga Sambandhit chha was more alternative and more accessible alternative rock. Now, everyone seems to know and love them and they made alternative rock popular but the rock history in Nepal started way before albatross.
Rajesh Nepali NEEDS to be famous! I am Nepali and have listened to all these songs since I was a kid and Rajesh Nepali was unknown!!! After watching your reaction video I went ahead and listened to more songs of his! And OMG his voice gave me goosebumps! I think world needs to know him!
The music you liked so far, their band name is The Albatross and the song name is Nischal. Check out their stuff more you guys 💯 will watch them live after that I bet .
I have been following you guys from past few years . Im happy and grateful that you chose to react and explore our nepalese musics. Love from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
You can react to: King of NEPHOP - SACAR aka Lil Buddha ft. Uniq Poet SAATHI - YAMA BUDDHA BIRAMI - LAURE Medley (Maya ko Dori, Ow Amira, Kali Kali) - Deepak Bajracharya Gadhimai - Underside nepal Satayera - Sushant KC
NEPATHYA is one of the greatest band of Nepal. They are legend. Everyone love Amrit dai. He still lives the simplest rural village life even after earning that much fame and money. They performed at Wembley stadium and they are folk band from a small country.
@@MaheshAdhikari Stadium ko capacity around 80-90k people huncha vane arena ko around 14-16k huncha brother. So arena dherai sano huncha stadium vanda chai.
Nepal is very close to india. I had a Nepalese best friend in school. And she shared a lot of nepalese music with me. And we also did a dance number on a folk nepalese song in annual school function.
Appreciated guys but do check out bands and artists like Tribal rain, Kta haru, phosphenes, Ulto pulto, Pahenlo batti muni, Yugal Gurung, Bartika Eam Rai, Ankita pun, Ankit shrestha, Jerusha rai, Kamero, Disorder, Ugra karma, Binassh, Chepang, Underside, Chakachak, mukti and revival, The Shadows Nepal, 1974AD and many more.
Thank you guy for reacting to the Neplease music lots of love from our Naplease community and plz keep checking the new songs and videos once again lot’s of love and huge respect.
This is early morning (5am) here in Nepal... and this reaction kinda made my day already... Thanks guys..!! Always loved your reaction... Love from Nepal😀😀😀
Rohit Sakya completely a piece art✨🖤 can impress anyone.. Astha Tamang Masakey,Sajjan Raj Vaidya,Bipul Chettri,Bartika Eam Rai are the shining diamonds of Nepal..❤️ 💎
Thank you so much for reacting to nepali song. There is so much more to explore and I am excited for that. Please react to more nepali song. Here are my recommendation: Popular Music Teenpatey -Sujan Chapagain, Bidya Tiwari Nacha Firiri - Mahesh Kafle, Trishala Gurung (Tuborg Open Session Version) Man Magan - Deepak Bajracharya Nira - Kali Prasad Baskota (Emperor Kripa Unplugged Version) Phul Butte Sari - Milan Newar Dubo Phulyo - KABADDI KABADDI KABADDI Galbandi - Prakash Saput, Shanti Shree Pariyar Indie Music Yaadharu - Ankit Shrestha Rang - Nikhita Thapa X Brijesh Shrestha BATASH - Shashwot Khadka Mayalu - Vek X Yabesh Thapa Maya Pirati - Trishna Gurung Kathmandu Sahar - Trishala & Rohit Shakya (Tuborg Open Session Version) Sasto Mutu - Sajjan Raj Vaidya Jalai Mai - Arthur Gunn Sirful 2 - Ekdev Limbu, Beyond Old Evergreen Music (Students perform on this song for school events everywhere) Maitighar - Anju Panta ft.Hema Shrestha Gairi Khet Ko - Asha Bhosle Wari Jamuna Pari Jamuna - Khem Raj Gurung Band Music Sadhai Sadhai - Various Artists, 20th Anniversary Mantra band Nachahe Ko Hoina - The Edge Band Aaudai Jadai (Timro Nyano) - The Uglyz Timi Bhane - Albatross Kaha Hola Ghar Bara - Karma Band Resham - Nepathya Gurasai Fulyo Banaima - 1874 AD
If there's a Nepathya concert even today, people will scream enough to destroy their vocal cords and that song still makes everyone stand and sit rapidly ( that's the instruction in the end "uthyo" - stand up, "basyo" sit down) with the rhythm
Wait 😱😱did not expect this at all like you guys would actually react to Nepalese song like seriously ..umm really really very much honoured and very proud being Nepali..and I have watched lots of your reaction for sure and it's amazing and surreal... Thank you Soo much for this..🥰🥰and there are lots of pop songs as well and it's really good 👍
I am so happy you reacted to our music industry (so underated😥). I would recommend to listen if not react to "Phul ko aakhama" by Ani Choying Drolm.. it's a classic and is a song that will cleanse your soul..so good.
Thank you so much for reacting to Nepalese music. I am your regular viewer. Hope you react to more Nepali contents. Lots of love and support from Nepal 🇳🇵
Been following you guys since last year and I can't even begin to express how stoked, hyped and proud I am to finally see you guys react to Nepali music. Dhilo Aayo tara Kada Aayo (Came in late but came in strong).
Thankyou so much for giving place to Nepali music in your platform also wanted to suggest you some songs of Sabin Rai for next time and surely you will love it ❤️.
Please listen to “Jaalma” from Resham Filili (audio only, video ruins the song). It’s a fun Nepali song with a touch of Nepali folk music and male female duet, which is very common.
I've been watching your bts content and South Asian music reaction for over a year now. I never imagined you'd react to Nepali songs. I don't find much reactors who do. So thankful and proud.
I would like to take a moment and thank you both of you for this video. Thank you for reacting to this amazing songs from our country🥺 also I loved your reaction on “haataridai batasidai” That song is one of the best song every happen in nepali music industry. My all time favorite. I hope more people get to know about nepali songs through your video . Thank you once again 🙏❤️
Rajesh Nepali grew up in a Church so his songs have that Choir vibe to it. But like you said he likes to experiment alot and his new projects are even more experimental. Saw him in a live show for the first time and been a fan ever since and he is STILL underrated in Nepal. Only recently he is getting invited to somewhat bigger shows.
I loved the fact that u caught that Nepali language sounded similar to hindi and Indonesian as nepali is derived from Sanskrit and so is hindi and Indonesian. So basically Sanskirt is the base language for all these three languages. And I felt like I was spoiled with these reactions cause usually we are used to getting one reaction at a time. Loved it. Hope to see more reaction from Nepal. I would recommend Arthur Gunn - nyano ghar or Save me now
Indonesian is not Sanskrit-based. It's an Austronesian language closer to Malay, Tagalog, and other Pacific islander languages..... although there are some Sanskrit words in Bahasa Indonesian but it's 98% different.
@@khelkud_Network_TV It is very much not. They have names derived from Sanskrit, not even South Indian Dravidian languages. Their language is from the same family as Austronesian/Polynesian languages like Tagalog, Hawaiian, Tongan, etc.
Here is the deal.. You south music sounds like india you go north sounds more towards tibetan but nepal has its own music so u will hear mixture of all the music which is quite unique to all .. Thats exactly what nepali food is too. But local.nepali.kusic is quite unique
Thank you so much guys 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵for supporting our music .. we should be thankful for them … slowly slowly our music is coming infront of the world …🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The second one was Nepathya who blends dying Nepalese folk songs and lyrics and blend them in rock/pop kind of vibe and convey them to the youths..this way the band has helped Nepalese folk melodies survive...they are legend.. they travel to the rural corners of Nepal and collect the lyrics and learn the original way of singing...
In Nepal people with 142 castes are present here And they speak 123 different languages ❤ Nepal is known as a single garden with different flowers 😊 And the guitar like instrument in Bipul Chhetri's song is Nepali instrument know as Sarangi 😊
You guys should do a reaction to Tribal Rain a freestyle experimental acoustic band who used to make Nepali music, but sadly the vocalist passed away a few years ago rip Rahul Rai 🕊
In my personal opinion. I think that you have to listen or cover up all the songs from the bands like Nepathya, Albatross ,Bipul Chettri and travelling band, 1974 AD which are pretty damn good and legendary.
I hear Rajesh Nepali for the first time. He is so so o good. I feel so bad, nepali people need to hear him if they think they are music lover. Thank you guys.. 👏👏🙏🙏
Rajesh Nepali used to have covers of queen songs and adele.... He would smash those covers with his vocals just he haven't released many songs of his own
I am from uttarakhand and I absolutely loved nepathya's song - Nainitala which I was able to relate to and the language is also similar to my native language- Garhwali
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Sorry our bands name isn't 'Nischal'. That's the name of the song and we are called 'ALBATROSS'
ayeee dai...big fan!!
😂😂
yup I can confirm because Nischal is actually my name and they are called ALBATROSS
Lheee dae 😂😂
Regarding Nepathya's concert song "TAAL KO PANI"
The concert was shot and performed at 2004-2005, wherein the country was in the midst of a armed revolution.
The concert was called shanti sangit yatra i.e. Travelling for peace and music, wherein they shot various concerts in various armed conflict zones throughout the country.
I’m going to recommend this to my Nepali friends. I started listening to The Edge Band after my Nepali friend played their songs. I have no idea what they’re saying, but they sounded great! My fav song is “Nachahe ko Hoina”. Love from a Filipina 🇳🇵💙🇵🇭
Salamat poo kaibigan ko mahal kitta from nepal 🇳🇵 💖
i think you loved edge band songs because most of their songs have high note and we all know how good are filipino in high note🥰🥰
Love edge band, Sabin Rai, kutumba❤❤
Nachahe ko hoina is one of the most iconic songs of this century in Nepal
One of my fav band😍
Nepathya is no.1 band of nepal ....it bring us nepali folk song into rock flavour🇳🇵🇳🇵
Yeah dude 😎
Not rock bro 😅 its folk pop 👍
You forget about 1974 AD and how great they were come on man ?
Can't disagree but also can't agree bruhh there are other awesome bands except Nepathya
Wake up bro Can't you see others band are also better than nepathya 🤪
That live performance from Nepathya was recorded in 2062 BS i.e. 2005 AD not in 70s.And Nepathya is folk rock band. Loving your reaction so far , still watching and writing this comment while watching.
It warms my heart as a Nepali to see foreigners react to Nepali music. It's a whole different feeling of pride seeing people with so much musical knowledge appreciating our sound. You guys are nice people.
Nepathya is one the most loved music band in Nepal. They actually search music form remote area n they fuse with western music. That is the version of mixed western n Nepali folk music.
Im Nepali and I knew and love all the songs except Rajesh Nepali. This is the first time I’m hearing about him and I’m totally blown awayy. Just wow!
Somebody suggest them songs of pop-rock era...
Bands like Mantra, the edge( LIVE concerts are gem),
Axis (adhuro prem..).....
Nima rumba...(preeti basyo)...
Bipul chetri ( Syndicate),
raju lama ( herda herdai),
1974 A.D. (hidda hiddai)
Keep on adding guys
Sabin Rai (Timi nai hau)
Cobweb tmro maya
Nepathya is ❤ for Nepal, I watched them on Wembley 2014 amoung 80k people… 70-80s they brought folk-rock to Nepal. The singer himself Amrit gurung along with his band considered the best of best…. ❤❤❤
22:11 I got very huge goosebumps 🤯
Taal ko pani damii ❤️ 🇳🇵🇳🇵
Thank you for this reaction.
Nepalese is closer to Hindi. They are derived from the same proto language called Sanskrit and also follow similar but not the same writing script. We also follow the same scale sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa. We have 12 vowels and 36 consonants roughly in our language. Training in singing is also quite similar to indian classical as far as I've seen with many practicing with a harmonium accompaniment.
However that's only the case for nepali vha-sa (meaning language) which is the primary language. Most neplese people speak at least 3 languages. Usually Nepali, Hindi, English and one other mother toungue depending on their birth place/community.
It is bhasha (भाषा). There is a difference between v and bha. Nepali script is Devanagari, the same as Hindi and Sanskrit. Other than folk, Nepali music is Hindustani-based.
@@WizInsight108 it is 'bhasa' thank you. However, I wrote vha-sa so it would be easier for them to pronounce it?
@@WizInsight108 don't know about my country language proper history. Over confident. do u understand Nepali language then?
Nope how can you say its closer to hindi ?????? Its not like that.. the John raw can be same bt can't be said closer to hindi..
@@beatlietamang486 dude what copium are you smoking? Nepali and Hindi are very much cousin languages. We share the same origin and most of the vocabulary. It's just that upon listening initially, they can be unintelligible however, if you pay attention, we can somewhat understand. I can even roughly understand what a Bengali person is saying because that's another relative language
The way you purely enjoyed Nischal by Albatross is no surprise. I still feel amazed how good this music is even after listening for so long.
Albatross is that band from Nepal which is on par with any great bands ever.
Some songs you could check out are:
Aasar by bipul chettri
Bhari bho bhari bho from movie Resham filili
Najik bartika eam Rai
Birsine hau ki the elements
Bhanai tribal rain
Kaha hola Ghar karma band
Rang birjesh shrestha
Basanta jptrockerz
Lakahu hajarau yabesh thapa
Batash shashwoth khadka
Maya Ayush gauchan
Sunideu apurva tamang
Juni vari Lai oasis thapa
'Nepathya - Taal ko pani' gives a lot of joy and chills at the same time. OH GOD!
Love from Nepal !
You can also check out Legends of Nepali Music :- 'Tara Devi', 'Aruna Lama', 'Narayan Gopal', 'Arun Thapa' and many others.
OMG GUYS IVE NEVER THOUGHT YOU GUYS WOULD REACT TO MY COUNTRY’s MUSIC
Sorry for 2 long explanations.
Reason for similarities in language on subcontinent is that these groups have been intermingling for thousand's of years. And the languages are part of same language family Indo-European who broke into at least 2 branches proto-European and Sanskrit. Sort like how Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, french have similar base structure & other things in common because are part of Romance Family (Rome/Latin based) & are 1st cousins.
On subcontinent, you have 2 ancient language parents (Sanskrit and Dravidian) where the majority of the languages come from. Some intermarried with others like Urdu has a lots of Persian parts but I can understand a lot of it as I have passing knowledge of some Hindi. Nepalese is as if Sanskrit married to Tibet languages. So northern subcontinent languages are 1st & 2nd cousins with each other while they are 5th - 10thh cousins with European language and 3rd & 4th cousins with southern continental languages like Tamil, Telugu, Sinhalese. However Tamil, Telugu, Sinhalese are first cousins to each as they are derived from Dravidian - other ancient language of subcontinent.
Also in late 90's I had a classmate who was from Nepal - she spoke like 6 different languages, her Hindi was flawless and I asked how she learned it - her response was Indian cinema as they grew up watching those in Nepal and southeast Asia. Also as Buddhism spread out of India into Southeast Asia so did it language - Even in Japan some of religious texts are in Sanskrit.
So yeah - some derivative or combination of Sanskrit and Dravidian.
Now one can see many languages there also are incorporating English after 250 years of British in India. Not giving up there languages but folding in new language. Base structure is same though. So when I look at it - I kinda treat languages & countries as people/families - most are related but some are more related than others.
Also I see keep running across an issue in your videos from subcontinent - so here quick overview.
-British forced out in 1947 after hundreds of years brutal rule.
-Partition of India August 1947 based on religion versus cultural affiliation and long standing history in region - maps draw in 5 weeks by someone who had never there and would never back.
-(East & West) Pakistan (West Pakistan is now Bangladesh) on Midnight Aug 14, 1947
-India Gained Independence at Midnight Aug 15, 1947
-2 states got broken in as part of Partition because they had largest group of people with different religions. Thus state of Punjab in both Pakistan & India and State of Bengal (India) and country of Bangladesh.
-Largest forced human history - 10-15 million people (Numbers are very very fuzzy)
-Between 1-2.5 million people killed mostly in Punjab and Bengal regions. (Numbers are very very fuzzy)
-Super sad because we are Punjabi but grandfathers left Punjab prior to partition so we identify as Indian but really relatives from both side of border so technically both Indian and Pakistani origin?????
Absolutely right
Come on bruh, Sinhalese is an Indo-Aryan language. 😂 🤣
@@ashaypallav4158 Sorry no offense meant, thanks for correction.
Night Band - Putali - Kripa Unplugged season 2, they play rare and old Nepalese musical instruments like wild forest leaves and others to educate and motivate the newer generations.
if you are going to react some Nepali songs here are some legend singers with their great song
1) Sabin rai - Timi NAI hau
Sabin rai is one of the greatest singer alive and surely have his name in the book of greatest
th-cam.com/video/__PChVvof1A/w-d-xo.html
2) bartika em rai - najeek
her voice is magical and also a great writers .
th-cam.com/video/GdtB1kud4LE/w-d-xo.html
3) sajjan Raj vaidya- naganya maya
writer and a great singer and one of the fan favourite in past 5 year . his voice is quite different and style of singing
th-cam.com/video/csoXwcbmNLw/w-d-xo.html
4)Yama Buddha - sathi
if you ask anyone who is related to nephop they will surely say I was inspire by yamabuddha not one of the but THE Legandery rapper and the song itself is one of the most loved and surely heard by must of us in our childhood and was crazy about it.
th-cam.com/video/H-ExNmHo2xI/w-d-xo.html
5) Sushant KC- sathi
the man whose songs are just awesome, listening over and over and the more you listen the more you get the words
th-cam.com/video/7aoDZ8UeUxU/w-d-xo.html
These are surely top watch and listen. Surely need you guys you o react on these
Yes highly recommend
Nepathya band is 40 years old band but that video was recorded around 17-18 years ago
If you ever do our music again, please more on Albatross, they are the ones who wrote Nischal. They are the pioneers of Nepalese rock music and a huge part of every 90s born teenager's life. Not a single song of theirs which doesn't have a riff that's gonna get stuck for the rest of your life, and that most people would say is still an understatement
Dude what are you yapping about? I know the boys from albatross personally but they aren’t the “pioneers” of rock in Nepal lol. Nepathya, 1974 ad, robin n looza, etc are the pioneers of mainstream rock in Nepal. If you know the history of albatross, they started as a stoner / sludge metal band. Their first album Hi Fly was a stoner metal album. Only their second album Jo Jas Sanga Sambandhit chha was more alternative and more accessible alternative rock. Now, everyone seems to know and love them and they made alternative rock popular but the rock history in Nepal started way before albatross.
Rajesh Nepali NEEDS to be famous! I am Nepali and have listened to all these songs since I was a kid and Rajesh Nepali was unknown!!! After watching your reaction video I went ahead and listened to more songs of his! And OMG his voice gave me goosebumps! I think world needs to know him!
The music you liked so far, their band name is The Albatross and the song name is Nischal. Check out their stuff more you guys 💯 will watch them live after that I bet .
I have been following you guys from past few years . Im happy and grateful that you chose to react and explore our nepalese musics. Love from Nepal🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
You can react to:
King of NEPHOP - SACAR aka Lil Buddha ft. Uniq Poet
SAATHI - YAMA BUDDHA
BIRAMI - LAURE
Medley (Maya ko Dori, Ow Amira, Kali Kali) - Deepak Bajracharya
Gadhimai - Underside nepal
Satayera - Sushant KC
NEPATHYA is one of the greatest band of Nepal. They are legend. Everyone love Amrit dai.
He still lives the simplest rural village life even after earning that much fame and money.
They performed at Wembley stadium and they are folk band from a small country.
Wembley Arena ho bro stadium haina😄
@@random-commenter1700 yeutai chij haina ra ?? Ma testo talent 6aina bro. Mero lagi both ustai ho
@@MaheshAdhikari Stadium ko capacity around 80-90k people huncha vane arena ko around 14-16k huncha brother. So arena dherai sano huncha stadium vanda chai.
Glad you featured Rajesh Nepali. He has one the finest voices in Nepal yet so underrated.
I never thought I’d see a day that Nepali music would be reacted to!! So glad y’all liked it :D
"Sabin Rai" that's the name if you want to learn about Nepalese rockstar. He's been rocking Nepali music scene for the last 2 decades.
The pop songs, rap songs and rock songs of nepal are so so much beautiful . They are way too talented and creative.
Ohooo🌹🌹😌😌
Youngsters like to call Rajesh Nepali as a Nepali Freddie Mercury as well..damn he is so good ❤️❤️
Music has no language, you made it clear, our song of Nepal. It's really a thing to enjoy listening to and touching your heart🥺💗💗💗
Here is my list:
Gadhimai- Underside
Hawaijahaj-Sajjan Raj Vaidya
Jindabad Pt2- Jindabad
Gahiro-Monkey Temple
Man magan- Deepak Bajracharya
Straight outta Kathmandu- Bluesss
Ful ko aakha ma- Aani Chhoying
Bhumari- Rachana Dahal
Parelima- 1974 A.D
Eklai huda ta jhan- Phosphenes
Rajesh Nepal is underrated artist.
Many of nepali don't know him too..
His voice take you to heaven 💗.
One of my favorite artist 🔥🔥🔥
Nepal is very close to india. I had a Nepalese best friend in school. And she shared a lot of nepalese music with me. And we also did a dance number on a folk nepalese song in annual school function.
Yes , we are neighboring countries
Bipul chettri is one of the best alternative nepali folk artist and he's from my town.
Thank you guys.
Thank you guys...you guys will also love tribal rain songs, samir shrestha, oasis thapa
Appreciated guys but do check out bands and artists like Tribal rain, Kta haru, phosphenes, Ulto pulto, Pahenlo batti muni, Yugal Gurung, Bartika Eam Rai, Ankita pun, Ankit shrestha, Jerusha rai, Kamero, Disorder, Ugra karma, Binassh, Chepang, Underside, Chakachak, mukti and revival, The Shadows Nepal, 1974AD and many more.
IM NEPALI AND I FEEL REGRETTING THAT STILL I HAVENT FOUND THESE GEMS . THANKS FOR everything 😘 WAITING FOR PART 2
Thank you guys for checking out our Nepali songs from Behalf of my nation Nepal 💗🇳🇵
Thank you guy for reacting to the Neplease music lots of love from our Naplease community and plz keep checking the new songs and videos once again lot’s of love and huge respect.
This is early morning (5am) here in Nepal... and this reaction kinda made my day already... Thanks guys..!! Always loved your reaction... Love from Nepal😀😀😀
Rohit Sakya completely a piece art✨🖤 can impress anyone..
Astha Tamang Masakey,Sajjan Raj Vaidya,Bipul Chettri,Bartika Eam Rai are the shining diamonds of Nepal..❤️ 💎
Bartika
Rajesh Nepali is really so much underrated.
Thank you so much for reacting to nepali song. There is so much more to explore and I am excited for that.
Please react to more nepali song. Here are my recommendation:
Popular Music
Teenpatey -Sujan Chapagain, Bidya Tiwari
Nacha Firiri - Mahesh Kafle, Trishala Gurung (Tuborg Open Session Version)
Man Magan - Deepak Bajracharya
Nira - Kali Prasad Baskota (Emperor Kripa Unplugged Version)
Phul Butte Sari - Milan Newar
Dubo Phulyo - KABADDI KABADDI KABADDI
Galbandi - Prakash Saput, Shanti Shree Pariyar
Indie Music
Yaadharu - Ankit Shrestha
Rang - Nikhita Thapa X Brijesh Shrestha
BATASH - Shashwot Khadka
Mayalu - Vek X Yabesh Thapa
Maya Pirati - Trishna Gurung
Kathmandu Sahar - Trishala & Rohit Shakya (Tuborg Open Session Version)
Sasto Mutu - Sajjan Raj Vaidya
Jalai Mai - Arthur Gunn
Sirful 2 - Ekdev Limbu, Beyond
Old Evergreen Music (Students perform on this song for school events everywhere)
Maitighar - Anju Panta ft.Hema Shrestha
Gairi Khet Ko - Asha Bhosle
Wari Jamuna Pari Jamuna - Khem Raj Gurung
Band Music
Sadhai Sadhai - Various Artists, 20th Anniversary Mantra band
Nachahe Ko Hoina - The Edge Band
Aaudai Jadai (Timro Nyano) - The Uglyz
Timi Bhane - Albatross
Kaha Hola Ghar Bara - Karma Band
Resham - Nepathya
Gurasai Fulyo Banaima - 1874 AD
Isn't the band called 1974 AD? Or is there another 1874 AD I am unaware of ?
If there's a Nepathya concert even today, people will scream enough to destroy their vocal cords and that song still makes everyone stand and sit rapidly ( that's the instruction in the end "uthyo" - stand up, "basyo" sit down) with the rhythm
Wait 😱😱did not expect this at all like you guys would actually react to Nepalese song like seriously ..umm really really very much honoured and very proud being Nepali..and I have watched lots of your reaction for sure and it's amazing and surreal... Thank you Soo much for this..🥰🥰and there are lots of pop songs as well and it's really good 👍
I am so happy you reacted to our music industry (so underated😥).
I would recommend to listen if not react to "Phul ko aakhama" by Ani Choying Drolm.. it's a classic and is a song that will cleanse your soul..so good.
Rajesh Nepali truely can sing!! He dont need microfone, he is so loud. You should see him sing live!!
Thank you so much for reacting to Nepalese music. I am your regular viewer. Hope you react to more Nepali contents. Lots of love and support from Nepal 🇳🇵
Been following you guys since last year and I can't even begin to express how stoked, hyped and proud I am to finally see you guys react to Nepali music. Dhilo Aayo tara Kada Aayo (Came in late but came in strong).
Yesss finally some one reacting to Nepali music, let me tell you we got some good stuff if searched well
Did u guyz know .that live show of nephatye was and is the biggest concert ever happened in whole Asia...between 19ts and 20th
Thankyou so much for giving place to Nepali music in your platform also wanted to suggest you some songs of Sabin Rai for next time and surely you will love it ❤️.
Please listen to “Jaalma” from Resham Filili (audio only, video ruins the song). It’s a fun Nepali song with a touch of Nepali folk music and male female duet, which is very common.
Nischal is song title , the band is called The Albatross.
I've been watching your bts content and South Asian music reaction for over a year now. I never imagined you'd react to Nepali songs. I don't find much reactors who do. So thankful and proud.
I would like to take a moment and thank you both of you for this video. Thank you for reacting to this amazing songs from our country🥺 also I loved your reaction on “haataridai batasidai” That song is one of the best song every happen in nepali music industry. My all time favorite. I hope more people get to know about nepali songs through your video . Thank you once again 🙏❤️
Thanks thanks and thanks for choosing Nepali Musics... Lots of love from Nepal🥰🥰🥰
I would recommend
1. Man Magan by Deepak Bajaracharya
Love your work ❤️ Hope to see Telugu and Tamil podcast too!
Thank you for appreciation.. rajesh nepali is gem . His voice is something else. Like you said universe should know his voice ❤
Rajesh Nepali grew up in a Church so his songs have that Choir vibe to it. But like you said he likes to experiment alot and his new projects are even more experimental. Saw him in a live show for the first time and been a fan ever since and he is STILL underrated in Nepal. Only recently he is getting invited to somewhat bigger shows.
I loved the fact that u caught that Nepali language sounded similar to hindi and Indonesian as nepali is derived from Sanskrit and so is hindi and Indonesian. So basically Sanskirt is the base language for all these three languages. And I felt like I was spoiled with these reactions cause usually we are used to getting one reaction at a time. Loved it. Hope to see more reaction from Nepal. I would recommend Arthur Gunn - nyano ghar or Save me now
Indonesian is not Sanskrit-based. It's an Austronesian language closer to Malay, Tagalog, and other Pacific islander languages..... although there are some Sanskrit words in Bahasa Indonesian but it's 98% different.
@@sublime9525 lol it is similar to South indian languages ✅
@@khelkud_Network_TV It is very much not. They have names derived from Sanskrit, not even South Indian Dravidian languages. Their language is from the same family as Austronesian/Polynesian languages like Tagalog, Hawaiian, Tongan, etc.
Means a lot u guys r representing our Nepali songs to whole world thank u.❤️
I've been watching your channel for about a month now and I was not expecting Nepali music here. Thank you for this!!
They r legend of Nepal music and this guys are older but still active and popular in neoali rock music industry.
big hands of floor.
Here is the deal.. You south music sounds like india you go north sounds more towards tibetan but nepal has its own music so u will hear mixture of all the music which is quite unique to all .. Thats exactly what nepali food is too. But local.nepali.kusic is quite unique
You guys need to explore Nephop separately, its a whole new world over here in Nepal, Much love♥️
Thank you so much guys 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵for supporting our music .. we should be thankful for them … slowly slowly our music is coming infront of the world …🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
OMG!! This is incredible. Never thought u would ever react to music from my country. Love you guys!!
So thankful for reacting to ours music. try reacting to voice of Nepal and Nepal Idol videos too. you would love it.
It’s not cold
It’s cold in Himalayas
Mild temperature in hilly region
And hot in terai region
( you can find all type of climate in Nepal 🇳🇵)
Guys listen to - Sadhai Sadhai by Mantra
Parelima by 1974 AD
Chitthi bhitta by Sajjan Raj Baidya
The second one was Nepathya who blends dying Nepalese folk songs and lyrics and blend them in rock/pop kind of vibe and convey them to the youths..this way the band has helped Nepalese folk melodies survive...they are legend.. they travel to the rural corners of Nepal and collect the lyrics and learn the original way of singing...
Thank you guys....love it ♥️♥️🙏
Nepali people are Hardworking
Loyal
Even India have battalion of Brave Nepalis...
Who said??
You should also check out Arthur Gunn (Dipesh Pokhriyal)
🤣🤣🤣🤣
oh my god finally!!! been waiting for a nepalese reaction! thank you so muchh
In Nepal people with 142 castes are present here And they speak 123 different languages ❤
Nepal is known as a single garden with different flowers 😊 And the guitar like instrument in Bipul Chhetri's song is Nepali instrument know as Sarangi 😊
you missed Sabin Rai, Adrain Pradhan, i simply love this legends. Sabin Rai's another name is Nepali Bryan Adams....... love from Bangladesh
You guys should do a reaction to Tribal Rain a freestyle experimental acoustic band who used to make Nepali music, but sadly the vocalist passed away a few years ago rip Rahul Rai 🕊
Being a Nepali i can bet that Nepali music has the best traditional music Globally.
In my personal opinion. I think that you have to listen or cover up all the songs from the bands like Nepathya, Albatross ,Bipul Chettri and travelling band, 1974 AD which are pretty damn good and legendary.
Wow, being a Nepalese I didn't know about these songs myself. Great job guyz luv from Nepal 🇳🇵
Nepal is country of mix up of classic southaasia song and wetern classic
U guys r d best u r actually trying all countries as much as u can....nvr thought i will b seeing Nepalese music videos
Day 12 do podcast on northeast Indian 🇮🇳 music
My all time favourite is Trisha Gurung... 'Khhani ho yamu..'
King of Nephop by Sacar ft. Uniq poet... you guys would love it... OG
I hear Rajesh Nepali for the first time. He is so so o good. I feel so bad, nepali people need to hear him if they think they are music lover. Thank you guys.. 👏👏🙏🙏
Rajesh Nepali used to have covers of queen songs and adele.... He would smash those covers with his vocals just he haven't released many songs of his own
I am from uttarakhand and I absolutely loved nepathya's song - Nainitala which I was able to relate to and the language is also similar to my native language- Garhwali
never ever would I thought in my wildest dream, these two amazing humans would react to songs from my homeland.
umm i don't know if you guys know but that nepathya video was shot on 2005/2006
Nischal is the song name & band name is Albatross actually
Wow nice I’m from Nepal 🇳🇵 thank you for creat Nepali music reaction ❤🎉🎉I like yours every video 👍🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇺🇸thank you
The second song Taal ko pani's live is from the 2000's by the way.