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'Mai Mari Jaunla’ is composed in a Tamang Selo rhythm and covers the story of people separated by migrant labour culture, some of whom never make it alive to meet their loved ones again. The composition and lyrics of this song is based on a melody
Composed and performed by Nepathya 'Sirfula Siraima' available on all online music stores at: Nepathya's New single Available on all major Online Music Stores at: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2Pmaix1aRxa2oSe5PN50Na Itunes:
A song by Nepathya, Amrit Gurung with the visual background of beautiful Nepal and its unique cultural experience
Nepathya is a popular Nepalese music band that was formed by 3 students from Pokhara, studying in Kathmandu, Nepal in the early 1990s. Nepathya is best known for its blending of folk melodies into new, youth-friendly pop and rock tune. Since its
'Gaun Gaun Bata Utha’ song has been a part of Nepathya’s concert since their peace concert tours. The song was used for democratic campaigns during the Panchayat regime and was considered an anti-establishment song for almost 30 years
A song from 2001, Revisited and Dedicated for the victims of the 2015 Earthquake.
Samjhi Rakha is Nepathya’s song from their 10th album. Written by Poet Tulsi Diwas, the music video traverses through the narrow alleys of Patan. This is Nepathya’s another experimentation with Poetry. Nepathya’s new single ‘Samjhi Rakha’
Aaganai Bhari was Nepathya’s first recorded song and also the first track of their first album. Therefore, it is regarded as the first official song of Nepathya. The album was released on 1st April 1993. The current video is based on a live track
Available on all online music stores. Composed & Performed by Nepathya Lyrics by Rabindra Mishra Video by Kathaharu Direction: Shashank Shrestha Asst. Direction: Ishan Shrestha, Kireet Rajbhandari Cinematography: Rocky Prajapati Editor: Sanjay
This song is a combination of Deuda from the remote Karnali area and Western Folk melody practised in the region. It originates around the Dolpa area. Laxmikant Upadhaya - a Dolpa resident, has been a source for this song. Song is available on all
