Mujib Pardeshi
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Mujib Pardeshi | |
|---|---|
| মুজিব পরদেশী | |
| Nationality | Bangladeshi |
| Occupation | Musician |
Mujib Pardeshi is a folk musician from Bangladesh.[1] His hometown is in Munshiganj.
Works
Notable songs
- Amar sona bondhu re (Template:Lang-bn)
- Ami Bondi Karagare (Template:Lang-bn)
- Kandis Na Re Bindia (Template:Lang-bn)
- Ami Kemon Kore Potro Likhi Go (Template:Lang-bn)
- Ami Sopon Deikha ailam Bhobe, Doyal Bhover mayar Roii lam Dube
- Amar Moner Agun Jole Digun Tumare na paia
References
- ^ Mani Mahanta, "A 'pardeshi' enthralls river people with night-long ballads: Brahmaputra char people swing to the tune of Mujib's folk tales of the people along the Padma", The Northeast Daily (10 December 1999), cited in Willem van Schendel, The Bengal Borderland, Anthem Press, 2005, p. 344. "Renowned Bangladeshi folk singer Mujib Pardeshi ... came across the Bangladesh border [to India] to sing at "Pardeshi Cultural nite" organized for raising fund[s] for a local youth association"
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