@@aleshamohammed3425 back in the days people under rated his singing. Today, his songs take us back down memory lane also his singing is unmatched by todays wannabes. Tribute to Yusuff and his Team.
That's why you and Yours are lost and if you can't find someone to cast your devoted pride on Please keep your Talents to yourself because Honestly You and Yours are trying to discriminate Our Great Singers And Our Religious Culture ....You and Yours Need Some Help Mentally.....Please seek some Help....The number is SORRY.
One of my favorite tunes, it recounts the reunion of Sri Krishna and childhood friend Sudama. The staple melody featured has been adapted to so many chutneys and the range of Yusuff Khan's voice is astounding.
I grew up listening to Yusuff Khan and many other great singers from Trinidad & Tobago. I am a proud Guyanese. That said, I believe in the saying " Give Jack He Jacket" so I concur with what so many have said......TRINIDAD HAS THE GREATEST INDIAN SINGERS IN THE CARIBBEAN......IT WAS ALWAYS THAT WAY!!! I believe (my opinion) that Isaac Yankarran is the G.O.A.T. closely followed by so many others like his son Sharm, Yusuff, Haniff Mohammed and so many other classical Trinidadian singers. I always listen to this Yusuff song along with songs by Isaac every Sunday morning when it atmosphere is so calm and peaceful.
@@samuelboodhan7295 Yes it is Cecil and I can tell you why because He did not get an award for his associate with Indian Culture but The Indian Lords will .
Yankarran Isaac (Trinidad) - Milne Sudama ruclips.net/video/-kRXMlHmrr4/видео.html 0.(Refrain) Milane Sudāmā āye; Shrī Krishna jī ke āj, O more Rāma. Milane Sudāmā āye (2); O Shrī Krishna jī ke āj, O more Rāma. Sudama came to meet; his pal Krishna (from Mathura) today, O my Lord (Ram). [Sudama was sent by his wife, Sushila - but had only enough courage to go to the gate.] 1. Ha'sī ha'sī Rukmanī pūche (2); he-u lagī hai tumhār. Shrī Krishna jī ke yār, O more Rāma. (Refrain) Laughingly, Rukmini asks, "Who is he (this person) to you?" [Sudama was inivited inside - there Krishna discovered the beaten rice, Sushila sent.]
2. Mu'h thī ek tandūl lāī (2); sehu rākhe chhipāī. Shrī Krishna jī ke yār, O more Rāma. (Refrain) To the mouth was brought the beaten (parched) rice, that was kept hidden (by Sudama). [As Krishna eats, Sudama (without knowing) gets more wealth - so Rukmini stops Krishna from eating the last portion, thinking that she would end up with no wealth.]
3. Janame ke mitrā Sudāmā (2); paṛhe ek chatsāl. (?) Shrī Krishna jī ke āj, O more Rāma. (Refrain) A life-time friendship with Sudama; was renewed today. [Sudama left without receiving anything from Krishna - but when he went home, he could not recognise his own home, until his wife called out and told him of the change in their fortunes.] .
Our Grand's are our heroes and then who the .....CARES.
Still one of the best after all these years.Memories of Siste Dropati.
When you need Legends of Indian Classical Songs ..Here you here .. no other .. The Great Yusuf Khan
We Love Our Ancestral Songs that was brought from the boat and that is what is now our Culture
My mom's favourite, so glad she forced me to listen.
YUSSF LENGEND INDIAN CLASSIC MUSIC IN Trinidad ❤
Give Total Respect to Mr. Sham Mohammed for being an Hononary producer.
We Love our Mother India.....Jai Hind.
Born Indian....Born Indian.......Music is Ours. Indain Classical Music..
Kudos to the drummer. Great job.
Believe Me ..you want big Indian Classical...it's here and I am PROUD .
This is It.
We Love Our Heroes of Our Talent of Indian Classical Songs.........All.
Immortal singer of the Indian diaspora.
We Love The World and Our music and All the Music of the World/
One of trinidad finest, what a composition..
The Mighty Crepsole... Yusuff Khan, one of our legends and hero...His unique voice will live on in the hearts of music lovers forever...
One of the great of our classical culture
Proud to say my grandfather may his soul rest on peace
@@aleshamohammed3425 back in the days people under rated his singing. Today, his songs take us back down memory lane also his singing is unmatched by todays wannabes. Tribute to Yusuff and his Team.
Respect from India.
Father fav❤
A True Hero of our Indian talent.
In our Big culture there was never (I am getting chills ) a race factor in our music ....We are Proud .
Bless Our Greatness for Our Culture.
The Gems of our talented singers will live on until you die so cherish these melodious songs which are full of meanings.
Who Cares
You and Satan and Your Clean Heart full of Hate.
Sorry to reply so long but Definitely You are one of these who have lost your sense of directions and if you need Help you can reply.
That's why you and Yours are lost and if you can't find someone to cast your devoted pride on Please keep your Talents to yourself because Honestly You and Yours are trying to discriminate Our Great Singers And Our Religious Culture ....You and Yours Need Some Help Mentally.....Please seek some Help....The number is SORRY.
Remembering my parents listening to these songs...as a child...never appreciated them until now...
One of my favorite tunes, it recounts the reunion of Sri Krishna and childhood friend Sudama. The staple melody featured has been adapted to so many chutneys and the range of Yusuff Khan's voice is astounding.
Hi Trinidad & Tobago, what ever happened to Taran Persaud and Champa Devi?
Legends will live in your heart without fear......we love you .....Our Lord.
Nice and authentic Indian classical voice. Hope Indian cultural and heritage will be kept alive.🌷⚘🌹☘🍀🍀🌺💐🌻👍👍👍
We are Believers of Gratitude of Purpose to live in the Harlem of Pardon.......Believe
Music we grew up with.
Beautiful voice.
I grew up listening to Yusuff Khan and many other great singers from Trinidad & Tobago. I am a proud Guyanese. That said, I believe in the saying " Give Jack He Jacket"
so I concur with what so many have said......TRINIDAD HAS THE GREATEST INDIAN SINGERS IN THE CARIBBEAN......IT WAS ALWAYS THAT WAY!!! I believe (my opinion) that Isaac Yankarran is the G.O.A.T. closely followed by so many others like his son Sharm, Yusuff, Haniff Mohammed and so many other classical Trinidadian singers. I always listen to this Yusuff song along with songs by Isaac every Sunday morning when it atmosphere is so calm and peaceful.
0. Chhin me' dalidra gaye, chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Sudama-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Ho Sudāma-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
1. Kai bipul de Hari khudaare, dur bali baase bhaye. (?)
Mitra naam suni Krishna-ji dhaai ke; Krishna-ji dhaai ke (2).
Aan mil pachhi gayi, Sudama-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Ho Sudāma-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
2.Baar baar puchhat kaho gaata, tumhi akhi dukhi ke bhaye.
Seva bahu bidhi, kiye Prabhu-ji; kiye Prabhu-ji (2).
Lai bolo ka diye, Sudama-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye. (?)
Ho Sudāma-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Chhin me' dalidra gaye, chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Sudama-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Ho Sudāma-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
3. Bida piye Hari nija nagari ko, puchhiyo' taari diye.
Bida piye Hari nija nagari ko; Hari nija nagari ko (2).
Puchhiyo' taari diye kahe . . . Brijawali ko; (?)
Sata vishawaasi, sata vishawaasi, sata vishawaasi.
Sab ko-i langha kiye, Sudama-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Sudāma-ji ko chhin me' dalidra gaye. (2)
Chhin me' dalidra gaye, chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Sudama-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
Ho Sudāma-ji chhin me' dalidra gaye.
.
This is our singer....this is our voice.
thanks brother
No body recognises our gratitude to sacrificesd
I said before it was James and I , I ate James bread and James ate my Roti.... We were loving Neighbours
Clk❤❤❤
Where is OUR BLACK HERO Cecil Fonrose .....No Respect for our Cultural Heroes
I believe that the person playing the mandolin is Cecil Fonrosse.
@@samuelboodhan7295 Yes it is Cecil and I can tell you why because He did not get an award for his associate with Indian Culture but The Indian Lords will .
Cecil Heart is where it belong.....when it's dark enough , you will see the stars. Cecil is a Born Stalwart.....Loved by All.
Who 444444cares
The 1111111cares....You are an honest resemblance to PPPPPUUUUUSSSSSYYYY.
Yankarran Isaac (Trinidad) - Milne Sudama
ruclips.net/video/-kRXMlHmrr4/видео.html
0.(Refrain) Milane Sudāmā āye; Shrī Krishna jī ke āj, O more Rāma.
Milane Sudāmā āye (2); O Shrī Krishna jī ke āj, O more Rāma.
Sudama came to meet; his pal Krishna (from Mathura) today, O my Lord (Ram).
[Sudama was sent by his wife, Sushila - but had only enough courage to go to the gate.]
1. Ha'sī ha'sī Rukmanī pūche (2); he-u lagī hai tumhār.
Shrī Krishna jī ke yār, O more Rāma. (Refrain)
Laughingly, Rukmini asks, "Who is he (this person) to you?"
[Sudama was inivited inside - there Krishna discovered the beaten rice, Sushila sent.]
2. Mu'h thī ek tandūl lāī (2); sehu rākhe chhipāī.
Shrī Krishna jī ke yār, O more Rāma. (Refrain)
To the mouth was brought the beaten (parched) rice, that was kept hidden (by Sudama).
[As Krishna eats, Sudama (without knowing) gets more wealth - so Rukmini stops
Krishna from eating the last portion, thinking that she would end up with no wealth.]
3. Janame ke mitrā Sudāmā (2); paṛhe ek chatsāl. (?)
Shrī Krishna jī ke āj, O more Rāma. (Refrain)
A life-time friendship with Sudama; was renewed today.
[Sudama left without receiving anything from Krishna - but when he went home, he could not
recognise his own home, until his wife called out and told him of the change in their fortunes.]
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A similar bhajan by Shrīmatī-jī Ghisāīdūbe from
Suriname. (Baithak Gana 1995 Ghisaidoebe)
ruclips.net/video/wsZidGNLIZ0/видео.html
(Dohā): Nārī bachan, tiaga mahākāl kā hotā din rain.
Jo ab Harī, diga jāt sune na koī bain. (Āṛāūī)
0.(Ref) Sudāmā-jī mahā dalidra dukhārī. (2)
Dalidra dukhārī, Rāma, dalidra dukhārī. (2)
Sudāmā-jī, mahā dalidra (daridra) dukhārī.
1. Kai tiriyā sunahu sukh svāmī; Harī gīt sunātā tumhārī. (2)
Sun tiriyā morī dharama dalidra; sun tiriyā morī dharama dalidra,
sāgar kartā hamārī re, hamārī re, hamārī re, hamārī. (Ref)
2. Tiriyā vachan sunī gayī Sudāmā; Shrī Dvārikā purī Shrīdhārī.(2)
Kahe Sudāmā baithiye pahār kā; Kahe Sudāmā baithiye pahār kā,
ban hī me' kanchan, mahalā dukhārī, re dukhārī re dukhārī. (Ref)
3.Ajī dalidra dukhārī … (Relā) Ajī dalidra dukhārī.
Rāma dalidra dukhārī, Rāma dalidra dukhārī.
Sudāmā-jī, mahā dalidra dukhārī. (2)
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Can anyone translate please ?
This is where our own Satan is waiting for us when We can't accept our talented Singers.
Raffi Mohamed
Mohammed raffi