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Celebrate Holi
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English: Celebrate Holi Songs Holi songs are basically devotional songs, which expresses the ecstatic devotion of bhaktas. The colourful beauty of nature is also revealed through the contents of holi songs. Melodious tune of holi songs is very fascinating. Musical instruments, generally used in holi songs are Dhulki (type of Drum) and taal (a cymbal). Holi songs are not monotonous type of music, but these are sung collectively and collective joy of people is the basic feature of holi songs.
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| Author | Bhrigu bayan |
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