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Hello guys, please checkout Shreya Ghoshal's "bhor bhaye tori baat takat piya" song. In this song she sang highest chest voice note C#6 with chest voice.
React to Sajan Das Na COKE STUDIO 🇵🇰 Ae Dil COKE STUDIO🇵🇰 Mehram COKE STUDIO🇵🇰 Checkout magical journey ( Behind the scenes) of songs also to see creative process.
This season is different in music and cinematograpghy because is producer is also change ( Producer Xulfi who was also producer of Nescafe basement) Associative Producer ( Abdullah Siddiqui) is very talented young guy who very much into electronic music production. Abdullah Siddiqui also sings Check out his original english song " Resistance " Nescafe basement. Abdullah Siddiqui is also producing with Main Producer "Xulfi" this season of coke studio
Must watch 'Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's 'Raag' performance at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert 2014.' ruclips.net/video/enI3eoa7hgY/видео.html. You are missing out a Masterpiece !!
Hello Hina, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
Love how u 2 enjoy and express music: 1. The stringed instrument is a 'tambura' or 'tanboura', a traditional balochi/nomadic istrument. 2. That board is a 'linnstrument', a MIDI controller. 3. We dont listen to a lot of latin or reggaeton in Pakistan, but the folk beats in the south (balochistan/sindh) are a lot of times 3/4s and said to be inspired by how camels move so a genuis like coke studio and the people behind it gave it different global flavors this time and fusion music is a big thing in Pakistan.
@@lilmish6809 big means maintstream to me, and u wont see any content by pakistanis on e.g. These two names. But yeah latin sound is liked by us and we get inspired by it e.g. Despacito was a hit here as it was globally.
@@lilmish6809 haha im not a boomer rather like to consider myself a proper gen-y, which is the middle/bridging gen between genz and boomers. If u say then reggaeton must be getting pop among genz i just have a different opinion on the extent i.e. How popular. But yes its growing for sure
@@lilmish6809 what are u cappin for. Reggaeton is not big here only like the biggest hits like despacito and mi gente crossover here. What your friend group listens to is irrelevant...
so in Pakistan Latin music is not that popular in older generations but nowadays Latin music is getting very popular, but it's still underground. some exceptions are Shakira, Maluma, Enrique etc. they all are very famous. Kpop and anime music are more popular but latin music is very popular nevertheless.
Pakistani music in the recent years has evolved a lot, you’ll find all kinds of music genres here. Coke studio specifically is a mix of Pakistani folk music and contemporary urban with a lot of diverse instruments from within Pakistan as well as all over the world, the thing that I love most is how they put young talent and experienced artists in one room and make a masterpiece and how they bring everyone together, this season has been phenomenal so far in terms of music, art and cinematography, it showcases the true Pakistani spirit of music which is staying true to the culture and putting in the modern touch. React to pasoori guys, you’ll absolutely love it!
Another Balochi artist's song that I really enjoy is The Sibbi Song. Totally amazing. Plus these coke Studio BTS video are as important as the main song, the give the details regarding instrument and language in that video
It's a bit funny how it feels like they are appreciating our music even though am Indian. Pakistan never felt like a different country to me. Maybe because of the shared history and culture(which are very different too, because of the sheer diversity). Anyways, keep reacting guys this season is dope
Song is in Balochi language which is one of local/ regional language of Pakistan. 🇵🇰 Instrument is Dumbora ( Balochi traditional instrument) All 3 artist are Baloch.
Hello Maria, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
Just came across this video, and wanted to let you guys know that yes we do listen to reggae, been listenin to that since 2011. Bob marley, maluma, bad bunny, just incredible artists!!! Latin music has been such a blessing to me ngl fam.
Coke Studio is giving chance to new young and upcoming artists hence there’s not much information on them. This type of music is not traditional music. They are bringing different types of music to Pakistan. This is the idea of Coke Studio. Look at the earlier versions and you will see this over a decade ago.
Pakistanis do like dancing tunes. Our musicians like to do experiments, they do mix western music with south eastern. Thats why they creat very unique music that every one can relate with it.
What's most amazing about u guys is that u always try to shed light on the uniqueness of the music that you're listening to while keeping an eye on the universality and commonality between artists and genres from different parts of the world. Watching you guys react to music is in itself an enriching experience. Much love from Algeria ❤️
This time around, Coke Studio Pakistan is not creating music, but creating history for the generations to come. There is no doubt that Pakistan has a lot of surprises in store for the entire world. This season of Coke Studio is surely on 🔥🔥🔥This is a Baluchi song, and the language mainly hails from the province of Baluchistan in Pakistan, and is also spoken in parts of Iran and Oman. Two different types of Baluchi language dialects were showcased in this song, one type was from Abdul Wahab Bugti (the guy wearing the turban & singing) who is from Baluchistan, whereas the other one was from Kaifi Khalil & Eva B, they both are from a place called Lyari in Karachi (Pakistan), where we have a mixed community of Baluchis, Sindhis, and Makranis. That was a lovely reaction though, hope to see more reactions from you 2, take care, stay safe, cheers!!!
Pakistani Culture is Very Diverse and you can't judge only by a few songs. Every region in Pakistan has its own special kind of instruments and music and Pakistanis enjoy all different kinds of music both traditional and modern
I've been listening to reggaeton for a few years now, and I knew the names you listed off of the Reggaeton stars. Urban music has for a long time been enjoyed by people over here.
Hello Clara, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
Yes i am from Pakistan and listen that kind of music so much which you've mentioned...and if you wanna listen other pakistani songs you should try ye dunia from season 14 coke studio
Loved your reaction. Please turn on the CC so you can understand the lyrics. Every coke studio songs have English translation, just turn on the CC. This songs lyrics are awesome. Tons of Lovr from Pakistan/ USA.
The outfit she is wearing is Turkish too.. Exactly this style they wear in villages. My son's Turkish nurse who grew up in a village told me and showed me pictures. She said its their traditional clothing.
Been watching your reactions to Pakistan Coke studio since last night and it brings me immense joy to see you guys vibing and enjoying our music and alsoo love how you casually start analyzing and noticing small detaill. Much love from Pakistan ❤️❤️
11:35 i know maloma i have seen him in one ricky martins song. Ricky martin had been very popular here so his song ventepaca...i saw maloma n kinda liked him. Pakistanis doesnt listen to latin music as we dont know latin or hispanic languages. During colonalization period, arab world was under influence of latin n spain portugal etc...in indian subcontinent britishers came, so india Pakistan know english n its spoken here. Yet we know some singers n listen their songs like Ricky Martin, Enrique igaliasis, Shakira n overall i myself like latin music much. Coz I think its beautiful. I had even songs from "Evita" movie which had latin vibes
The younger singers are from Lyari a place in Karachi. The population there are mostly from Balochistan the Makran Coast. They are descended from ancient African settlers called Makranis. Coolest people and super musical. They have their own special dance too
Hello Mansoor, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
You guyz should explore these Pakistani Hip Hop artists: IMRAN KHAN LAZARUS ZACK KNIGHT KAMAL RAJA BOHEMIA SAMA BLAKE YOUNG STUNNERS FADI OSAMA COM LAUDE HASHIM NAWAZ CHEN K FARIS SHAFI MOJI BISMA KHAN
I'm from Bangladesh. I listen to all Reggaeton songs and know many Reggaeton artists. My favorite Daddy Yankee and Ozuna. Bangladesh is a country in south asia beside India, Myanmar, Nepal, Bhutan and China.
Actually Kaifi khalil used to be my brother's friend. And there was this event where i had participated we met there and we kind of got acquainted but that was before he got famous. I am really happy and proud to see how far he has come.
Yes i am a Pakistani and i know all those artists. Reggaeton is not usually produced locally as much this song reflects (which obv is awesome) but people do listen to the 'Hollywood' version of Reggaeton i guess.
The instrument is ''Rubaab''. The language is Balochi; Pakistani-Persian. Yes, we have Persian ancestors too. Pakistani artists don't focus on commercialisation, they focus on quality. Some of the best singers you will find are perhaps singing at home right now and they remain unknown. I'm from England but I have cousins in Pakistan so I do understand a lot of the culture there. It is considered a fail if you are a recording artist but you cant sound just as good on cue and live whenever asked. Music is taken very seriously over there.
7:27 to answer your question, we don't know about the reggaeton (guess thats how its pronounced) in Pakistan. Its the first time I'm hearing of it. But would love to explore more of it. I'm from Pakistan
We have so many tradional casts and regions in pakistan This is baloch traditional song And those white urban people are wearing the balch tradional dress with white urbans
Its many regional and local fusion with rap and international in this season ... this language is very specific n regional that even all pakistanis like me dont understand 90% of this songs lyrics
Hello Warisha, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
Eyup... Maluma is one of my absolute favorites (His rhythm is great) and J Balvin and a few others are so popular in Pakistan. I remember a huge craze for Despacito in Pakistan when I was there and Bailando was another one of my big favs.
This whole song is sung by balochi language which is a native language of baloch people from Balochistan ,and the guitar like instrument is called" Dambura " which is an treditional instrument of baloch culture.
The music in this is actually deeply rooted in traditional Balochi music. Eva B is from Karachi, Layari, where hip-hop is quite popular and has been for some time. Layari is also home to the 'Sheedi' community (indigenous black population of Pakistan). There are overlaps in song and dance worldwide because, well, the world's has been mixed up a lot over the centuries through 'conquests' and colonization. I've always felt Regatton has something 'desi' sounding about it in the same way you recognize something familiar in this traditionally rooted desi-pop song.
Hello nada, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
This season of Coke studio is Produced by Zulfi Bukhari, who is been producing Nesacafe Basement. That's why this season of coke studio has the flavor of Nescafé Basement.
Hello Gatsby, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
Guys .. u both r awesome and have brilliant observations.. yes we enjoy music from every part of the world in Pakistan.. Big audience for everyone i would say
Hello Umar, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
I am a pakistani American (my parents were born in Pakistan and immigrated here and I was born and raised here). Generally, South Asian immigrants do lean towards latin music because of its similarity to rhythems and beats to pakistani/indian music. People raised and live in pakistan do listen occasionally but might not as much because latin music is not as prevelant as it is in the USA
These singer artists are Baloch which is a nation basically from Balochistan and other parts of Pakistan too. They are singing this song in Balochi language.
Coke Studio is on a roll...they have been putting out bangers after bangers...while i do love the new "music video" style presentation...i genuinely do miss the live performance aspect of the songs this season...the live performance setup made the songs so much more better
The thing about the music industry here was there were no platforms for music for a while and pirated music was such a huge way to consume music there wasn't a way for artists to support their music until coke studio and nescafe basement, so people like eva B, kaifi wouldn't have a platform to perform. So the only music for a while we were hearing was from Bollywood and western music (for the majority), anything that was popping in US was usually popular here as well. So yea American rap and latin music is listened here as well
Just to let you know, they have a behind the scenes on each of these performances in this particular season of coke studio. It would be cool for you to see how they came up with the ideas regarding the production, music, artists and the sets etc, even if it's in your own personal time 😊
you guys are so energetic, great revieuw! i am a Pakistani living in Holland we do listen to latin and raggaton music. i love to listen to other cultural music.😃
Yeah people in pakistan hear to all kinds of music. I have music from many artists from differemt countries music such as arabian, spanish, latin, chinese, english, urdu, punjabi even some good russian songs. Music is all about the feels I dont need to understamd the language as long as its a good song my heart will know.
Oh yeah j balvin and bad bunny are fairly popular here I've listened to many songs such as hey mama from fast and furious or loco contigo thing is that we are still a developing country and so many people are not familiar with these singers or urban Latin music but those into music are familiar and as I said it's fairly popular
Yes we know about Maluma, J. Balvin, pretty much everyone you mentioned and for some reason i've always found a similarity between latin music and eastern music so maybe that's what you're getting
No guys we dont know about that.. Actually most of our music culture connects with India But in Coke Studio they use different kinds of instruments from all over the world to try something new
Coke studio lists down all the instruments in their caption. The first string instrument is a damboura/tamboura, also common in Balkan countries. I think it’s also called a Balochi banjo. The second is a Russian instrument balalaika
Yes here in India and Pakistan we know Latino and Reggaeton Music and we do listen to CNCO, Bad Bunny, Maluma, Becky G, Shakira featuring videos along with Daddy Yankee ❤️🥰
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Hello guys, please checkout Shreya Ghoshal's "bhor bhaye tori baat takat piya" song. In this song she sang highest chest voice note C#6 with chest voice.
React to
Sajan Das Na COKE STUDIO 🇵🇰
Ae Dil COKE STUDIO🇵🇰
Mehram COKE STUDIO🇵🇰
Checkout magical journey ( Behind the scenes) of songs also to see creative process.
This season is different in music and cinematograpghy because is producer is also change ( Producer Xulfi who was also producer of Nescafe basement)
Associative Producer ( Abdullah Siddiqui) is very talented young guy who very much into electronic music production.
Abdullah Siddiqui also sings
Check out his original english song
" Resistance " Nescafe basement.
Abdullah Siddiqui is also producing with Main Producer "Xulfi" this season of coke studio
Must watch 'Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's 'Raag' performance at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert 2014.' ruclips.net/video/enI3eoa7hgY/видео.html. You are missing out a Masterpiece !!
Turn on English subtitles
Engsubs are available on Coke studio
Do turn on the subtitles guys. This season of coke studio is lit.
Hello Hina, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
Love how u 2 enjoy and express music:
1. The stringed instrument is a 'tambura' or 'tanboura', a traditional balochi/nomadic istrument.
2. That board is a 'linnstrument', a MIDI controller.
3. We dont listen to a lot of latin or reggaeton in Pakistan, but the folk beats in the south (balochistan/sindh) are a lot of times 3/4s and said to be inspired by how camels move so a genuis like coke studio and the people behind it gave it different global flavors this time and fusion music is a big thing in Pakistan.
Actually jay balvin and maluma are huge in pakistan. You are wrong. Latin is popular bruh.
@@lilmish6809 big means maintstream to me, and u wont see any content by pakistanis on e.g. These two names. But yeah latin sound is liked by us and we get inspired by it e.g. Despacito was a hit here as it was globally.
@@hamzairfan5688 ur probably a boomer. Coz raggaton spanish singers are huge hit at the moment. Lol
@@lilmish6809 haha im not a boomer rather like to consider myself a proper gen-y, which is the middle/bridging gen between genz and boomers. If u say then reggaeton must be getting pop among genz i just have a different opinion on the extent i.e. How popular. But yes its growing for sure
@@lilmish6809 what are u cappin for. Reggaeton is not big here only like the biggest hits like despacito and mi gente crossover here. What your friend group listens to is irrelevant...
so in Pakistan Latin music is not that popular in older generations but nowadays Latin music is getting very popular, but it's still underground.
some exceptions are Shakira, Maluma, Enrique etc. they all are very famous.
Kpop and anime music are more popular but latin music is very popular nevertheless.
Pakistani music in the recent years has evolved a lot, you’ll find all kinds of music genres here. Coke studio specifically is a mix of Pakistani folk music and contemporary urban with a lot of diverse instruments from within Pakistan as well as all over the world, the thing that I love most is how they put young talent and experienced artists in one room and make a masterpiece and how they bring everyone together, this season has been phenomenal so far in terms of music, art and cinematography, it showcases the true Pakistani spirit of music which is staying true to the culture and putting in the modern touch. React to pasoori guys, you’ll absolutely love it!
Another Balochi artist's song that I really enjoy is The Sibbi Song. Totally amazing. Plus these coke Studio BTS video are as important as the main song, the give the details regarding instrument and language in that video
It's a bit funny how it feels like they are appreciating our music even though am Indian. Pakistan never felt like a different country to me. Maybe because of the shared history and culture(which are very different too, because of the sheer diversity). Anyways, keep reacting guys this season is dope
No we don't share anything. Leave us alone. We Pakistanis nothing have with you.
@@umairumairii6286 cool. Khush rahe
That’s so funny because as a Pakistani that’s exactly how I feel when people react to Indian music and stuff! We’re really not that different!!
although we have tussles but when some foreigner criticises indian culture or talent i take it personally too😹i can totally relate to your comment
@@wy6523 you all are Indians and wanna be Pakistani
Song is in Balochi language which is one of local/ regional language of Pakistan. 🇵🇰
Instrument is Dumbora ( Balochi traditional instrument)
All 3 artist are Baloch.
Hello Maria, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
its "Rubab Instrument".
@@mattiulrasool77 it's not Rubab, Rubab is little different and the sound of Rubab is also different.
@@Rod123ism I am requesting them in their videos.
I hope they notice💜
@@MariaKhan-ys9pm Thanks Maria.Btw, Do you recommend me another channel.
Its a Balochi language.. Pakistan's local language ❤️
Just came across this video, and wanted to let you guys know that yes we do listen to reggae, been listenin to that since 2011. Bob marley, maluma, bad bunny, just incredible artists!!! Latin music has been such a blessing to me ngl fam.
Coke Studio is giving chance to new young and upcoming artists hence there’s not much information on them. This type of music is not traditional music. They are bringing different types of music to Pakistan. This is the idea of Coke Studio. Look at the earlier versions and you will see this over a decade ago.
Pakistanis do like dancing tunes. Our musicians like to do experiments, they do mix western music with south eastern. Thats why they creat very unique music that every one can relate with it.
What's most amazing about u guys is that u always try to shed light on the uniqueness of the music that you're listening to while keeping an eye on the universality and commonality between artists and genres from different parts of the world. Watching you guys react to music is in itself an enriching experience. Much love from Algeria ❤️
This time around, Coke Studio Pakistan is not creating music, but creating history for the generations to come. There is no doubt that Pakistan has a lot of surprises in store for the entire world. This season of Coke Studio is surely on 🔥🔥🔥This is a Baluchi song, and the language mainly hails from the province of Baluchistan in Pakistan, and is also spoken in parts of Iran and Oman. Two different types of Baluchi language dialects were showcased in this song, one type was from Abdul Wahab Bugti (the guy wearing the turban & singing) who is from Baluchistan, whereas the other one was from Kaifi Khalil & Eva B, they both are from a place called Lyari in Karachi (Pakistan), where we have a mixed community of Baluchis, Sindhis, and Makranis.
That was a lovely reaction though, hope to see more reactions from you 2, take care, stay safe, cheers!!!
In tough times, there is something for pak. Good to see.
Spanish pop is pretty famous in Pakistan although ppl don’t know the singers much !!
IT IS CALLED DANMBOORA,
IT IS MOSTLY USED IN SOUTH AND NORTH IN PAKISTAN,
IN BALOCHI AND PASHTO MUSIC
The correct word is "Tambooro"
Pakistani Culture is Very Diverse and you can't judge only by a few songs. Every region in Pakistan has its own special kind of instruments and music and Pakistanis enjoy all different kinds of music both traditional and modern
I've been listening to reggaeton for a few years now, and I knew the names you listed off of the Reggaeton stars. Urban music has for a long time been enjoyed by people over here.
Instrument
Dumbura/Tumbura is balochi traditional Instrument of Pakistan 🇵🇰
You guys gotta check out all of them! They're all soo good and different! Also, make sure to turn on the subtitles :)
Hello Clara, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
Yes we do listen latin music in Pakistan ❣️
from PAKISTAN i can tell u that i am maluma becky g badbunny and ozuna lover
Watch with subtitles evry time watching coke studio
Yes i am from Pakistan and listen that kind of music so much which you've mentioned...and if you wanna listen other pakistani songs you should try ye dunia from season 14 coke studio
Mehram from this season of coke studio has a special place in my heart and I think you guys will like it
Loved your reaction. Please turn on the CC so you can understand the lyrics. Every coke studio songs have English translation, just turn on the CC. This songs lyrics are awesome.
Tons of Lovr from Pakistan/ USA.
That instrument is called tamburo which is made by a great poet of sindh shah Abdul Latif bhittai in Sindh is a province of pakistan 1700......
The outfit she is wearing is Turkish too.. Exactly this style they wear in villages. My son's Turkish nurse who grew up in a village told me and showed me pictures. She said its their traditional clothing.
Been watching your reactions to Pakistan Coke studio since last night and it brings me immense joy to see you guys vibing and enjoying our music and alsoo love how you casually start analyzing and noticing small detaill. Much love from Pakistan ❤️❤️
This season is so progressive and on another level and you've only got bigger and better come
The very first instrument the traditional outfit guy was holding is "dambura" a balochi instrument from Balochistan, southern province of pakistan
11:35 i know maloma i have seen him in one ricky martins song. Ricky martin had been very popular here so his song ventepaca...i saw maloma n kinda liked him. Pakistanis doesnt listen to latin music as we dont know latin or hispanic languages. During colonalization period, arab world was under influence of latin n spain portugal etc...in indian subcontinent britishers came, so india Pakistan know english n its spoken here. Yet we know some singers n listen their songs like Ricky Martin, Enrique igaliasis, Shakira n overall i myself like latin music much. Coz I think its beautiful. I had even songs from "Evita" movie which had latin vibes
The younger singers are from Lyari a place in Karachi. The population there are mostly from Balochistan the Makran Coast. They are descended from ancient African settlers called Makranis. Coolest people and super musical. They have their own special dance too
The best part is that it was recorded live. The final take of the song is what you saw.
thats indian instrument which is very ancient when India boundaires reached upto Iran , it is calles SITAR ,OLDEST GUITAR
All of the videos have english subtitles. You guys should have turned those on.
Every song got subtitles, plz turn them on when u listen … you guys are great
Hello Mansoor, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
You guyz should explore these Pakistani Hip Hop artists:
IMRAN KHAN
LAZARUS
ZACK KNIGHT
KAMAL RAJA
BOHEMIA
SAMA BLAKE
YOUNG STUNNERS
FADI
OSAMA COM LAUDE
HASHIM NAWAZ
CHEN K
FARIS SHAFI
MOJI
BISMA KHAN
I'm from Bangladesh. I listen to all Reggaeton songs and know many Reggaeton artists. My favorite Daddy Yankee and Ozuna. Bangladesh is a country in south asia beside India, Myanmar, Nepal, Bhutan and China.
Actually Kaifi khalil used to be my brother's friend. And there was this event where i had participated we met there and we kind of got acquainted but that was before he got famous. I am really happy and proud to see how far he has come.
Yes i am a Pakistani and i know all those artists. Reggaeton is not usually produced locally as much this song reflects (which obv is awesome) but people do listen to the 'Hollywood' version of Reggaeton i guess.
React to "Mehram" from this season, it's the best one!
Khalil and Eva are from lyari karachi
The instrument is ''Rubaab''. The language is Balochi; Pakistani-Persian. Yes, we have Persian ancestors too. Pakistani artists don't focus on commercialisation, they focus on quality. Some of the best singers you will find are perhaps singing at home right now and they remain unknown. I'm from England but I have cousins in Pakistan so I do understand a lot of the culture there. It is considered a fail if you are a recording artist but you cant sound just as good on cue and live whenever asked. Music is taken very seriously over there.
OMG .. react to " Pasoori" coke studio yh'll fell in love ✨❤️🔥
The girl’s lyrics are on 🔥 Guys turn the CC on for the music video you’ll fall in love with the lyrics ❤❤❤
7:27 to answer your question, we don't know about the reggaeton (guess thats how its pronounced) in Pakistan. Its the first time I'm hearing of it. But would love to explore more of it. I'm from Pakistan
THERE IS A POPULAR DEMAND FOR PAKISTAN SPECIAL NOW FOR EVERY 2 WEEKS !!! THANKS A MILLION !
As an in Indian I can say Pakistan coke studio is on another level. But who is that female rapper. flow is fire. The cinematography is fire.
There are behind the scenes footage for all of them. I would highly recommend reacting to them. They're called "The Magical Journey"
Yes....they are worth watching... Makes u love the songs a whole lot more❤️❤️
thank you
You should see the end credits , there everything is mentioned. The artists , the instruments , the singers , the beats and origin
Paar chana de from coke studio is one of my favs! Also this seasons latest song pasoori is SO GOOD!
This is a great Kizomba beat! If slowed down a little bit, a perfect song to dance Kizomba to.
We have so many tradional casts and regions in pakistan
This is baloch traditional song
And those white urban people are wearing the balch tradional dress with white urbans
Listen to Mehram, Pasoori, Neray Neray Vas, they are all unique.. mehram has made people cry.. almost everyone.. lyrics are deep..
Its many regional and local fusion with rap and international in this season ... this language is very specific n regional that even all pakistanis like me dont understand 90% of this songs lyrics
Please do the behind the scenes of these as well
Hello Warisha, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
just love ur reaction, im from Pakistan and this kind of music is new for us and we are loving it to get some latina vibe, its really catching
Yes latino beats are often fusion with Pakistani music.
You guys actually know how to react to the urban music. Seen your first reaction makes me to explore more of you both. Cheers ✨✌️
Eyup... Maluma is one of my absolute favorites (His rhythm is great) and J Balvin and a few others are so popular in Pakistan. I remember a huge craze for Despacito in Pakistan when I was there and Bailando was another one of my big favs.
Yes I'm from Pakistan and i have been listening to J Balvin Bad Bunny Daddy yankee since childhood i love regatton.
Coke studio videos always have lyrics with English translation. Just enable the captions.
This whole song is sung by balochi language which is a native language of baloch people from Balochistan ,and the guitar like instrument is called" Dambura " which is an treditional instrument of baloch culture.
Yes we do listen to reggaeton here in Pakistan. From Daddy Yankee and Don Omar to Wisin & Yandel, Maluma, Ozuna, Nicky Jam, Karol G. All of them.
The music in this is actually deeply rooted in traditional Balochi music. Eva B is from Karachi, Layari, where hip-hop is quite popular and has been for some time. Layari is also home to the 'Sheedi' community (indigenous black population of Pakistan). There are overlaps in song and dance worldwide because, well, the world's has been mixed up a lot over the centuries through 'conquests' and colonization. I've always felt Regatton has something 'desi' sounding about it in the same way you recognize something familiar in this traditionally rooted desi-pop song.
It’s a revolutionary era of Pakistani 🇵🇰 music . R.Wagan
Loved all of your beautiful reactions. Thanks
The fastest to 1 Million this season was pasoori. Simply a WONDERFUL song!!
You guys should do a coke studio Friday special and have a look at different styles. They are all very high quality
Hello nada, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
This season of Coke studio is Produced by Zulfi Bukhari, who is been producing Nesacafe Basement. That's why this season of coke studio has the flavor of Nescafé Basement.
Yup there are a lot of singers similar to FARRUKO, BAD BUNNY, LUIS FONSI, ENRIQUE and others.
You have to explore more Pakistani Pop music for that...
Hello Gatsby, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
Guys .. u both r awesome and have brilliant observations.. yes we enjoy music from every part of the world in Pakistan.. Big audience for everyone i would say
Hello Umar, Please request them, along with your comments, to have another Pakistan Special (with several songs), like they did about 3 months ago. They will do it if they get a lot of requests !
I am a pakistani American (my parents were born in Pakistan and immigrated here and I was born and raised here). Generally, South Asian immigrants do lean towards latin music because of its similarity to rhythems and beats to pakistani/indian music. People raised and live in pakistan do listen occasionally but might not as much because latin music is not as prevelant as it is in the USA
These singer artists are Baloch which is a nation basically from Balochistan and other parts of Pakistan too. They are singing this song in Balochi language.
Bro give reaction on mehram song coke studio you will be mesmerized
Coke Studio is on a roll...they have been putting out bangers after bangers...while i do love the new "music video" style presentation...i genuinely do miss the live performance aspect of the songs this season...the live performance setup made the songs so much more better
I would recommend Ye Dunya from coke studio current season. It is rap/rock sort of music hope you like it.
The thing about the music industry here was there were no platforms for music for a while and pirated music was such a huge way to consume music there wasn't a way for artists to support their music until coke studio and nescafe basement, so people like eva B, kaifi wouldn't have a platform to perform. So the only music for a while we were hearing was from Bollywood and western music (for the majority), anything that was popping in US was usually popular here as well. So yea American rap and latin music is listened here as well
Just to let you know, they have a behind the scenes on each of these performances in this particular season of coke studio. It would be cool for you to see how they came up with the ideas regarding the production, music, artists and the sets etc, even if it's in your own personal time 😊
you guys are so energetic, great revieuw! i am a Pakistani living in Holland we do listen to latin and raggaton music. i love to listen to other cultural music.😃
Yeah people in pakistan hear to all kinds of music. I have music from many artists from differemt countries music such as arabian, spanish, latin, chinese, english, urdu, punjabi even some good russian songs. Music is all about the feels I dont need to understamd the language as long as its a good song my heart will know.
Oh yeah j balvin and bad bunny are fairly popular here I've listened to many songs such as hey mama from fast and furious or loco contigo thing is that we are still a developing country and so many people are not familiar with these singers or urban Latin music but those into music are familiar and as I said it's fairly popular
Yes we know about Maluma, J. Balvin, pretty much everyone you mentioned and for some reason i've always found a similarity between latin music and eastern music so maybe that's what you're getting
Loved your reaction awesome ❤️ keep Making more videos from coke studio
yes we pakistanis love latin music...... listening to DADDY YANKEE since childhood
Really intelligent review. Would love to listen to the artists you recommended
Great reaction guys! Please react to Mehram from Coke Studio Season 14. It's just pure genius
You should have had the captions on. The whole song is soo relatable
No guys we dont know about that.. Actually most of our music culture connects with India
But in Coke Studio they use different kinds of instruments from all over the world to try something new
Yes we do listen urban and cultural Latin music!! Was waiting for you guys to react
Ofc.. People here love Raggaeton.. Ozuna, Bad bunny, J Balvin and many other artists are extremly popular ❤❤🎧😍
Coke studio lists down all the instruments in their caption. The first string instrument is a damboura/tamboura, also common in Balkan countries. I think it’s also called a Balochi banjo. The second is a Russian instrument balalaika
One of best reaction channel you guys are amazing!
Love your reaction. You guys are the best.
I love to enjoye this song wid u gys ... Everytime
Love from Pakistan
Lovely reaction bro keep it up more videos on coke studio
Awesome reaching you two!
Yes here in India and Pakistan we know Latino and Reggaeton Music and we do listen to CNCO, Bad Bunny, Maluma, Becky G, Shakira featuring videos along with Daddy Yankee ❤️🥰
She's wearing the "Abaya" to cover herself and showing the beauty of Islam that you can do anything within your limits ❤