Bonobibi | Coke Studio Bangla | Season 2 | REACTION
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- Bonobibi | Coke Studio #bangladesh | Season 2 | Meghdol X Jahura Baul
#Bonobibi is a manifestation of the protective, healing, and nurturing traits of mother nature. In Bangladeshi folklore, she has protected forest dwellers from the paws of Dakshin Rai who used to shapeshift as a tiger. Even today, we witness how nature has nurtured the lives of this beautiful delta we call home. Beyond the chaos of urban life- a part of our hearts still yearns to go back to our lores, legends, and fables we have grown up with.
Bangla music soundscape is not complete without the enriched Bangladeshi Rock Band- and Meghdol binds that soundscape and lends a beautiful space to the wisdom of “Khonar Bochon” (Khona’s Parables) which for hundreds of years taught us Bengalis the way of life bound to nature.
This is why the utopian state of men & nature depicted by the famous artist S.M. Sultan finds its way back to our sets, as have the sounds of grains and dheki- that symbolize the life of Bangladesh.
Our stories, fables, our sounds, strength and grains embody the magic in us- and that is #realmagic
#CokeStudioBanglaS2
Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/7CEYIY....
Season produced & curated by Shayan Chowdhury Arnob
Music Composed and Produced by Meghdol
Bonobibi Written by Shibu Kumer Shill, Mejbaur Rahman Sumon, and Khonar Bachan
('Khonar Bachan: Phrases of Khona' has been collected and adapted from a wide range of Bengali folklore)
Bonobibi Composed by Shibu Kumer Shill
Choir Arrangement by Rasheed Sharif Shoaib & Armeen Musa
Mixed and Mastered by Amzad Hossain & Rasheed Sharif Shoaib
Set inspiration art of S M sultan, graciously shared by Abul Khair Litu
ARTISTS
Meghdol
Shibu Kumer Shill: Vocals
Mejbaur Rahman Sumon: Vocals
Tanbeer Dawood Rony: Piano, Organ
MG Kibria: Bass
Shourov Sarkar: Flute
Amzad Hossain: Drums
Rasheed Sharif Shoaib: Guitars
Geet
Jahura Baul
Shuchona shely
Nabia Mitul
Farzana Iva
Doly Mondol
Priya Biswas
Ghaashphoring Choir
Sopranos: Sadia Seraj Saba, Scionara Shehry
Altos: Ariba Tahrim Chaudhury, Armeen Musa, Atkia Sadia Rahman, Noor E Rezia Momo
Additional support: Farah Mehnaz Oyshee
Instrumentalist
Mithun Chakra: Percussion
Pavel Wahid: Tar Shehnai
Shuvendu Das Shuvo: Guitar
Imran Ahmed: Guitar
Rahin Haider: Flute
Sayonton Mangsang: Flute
Md. Mobarak Hossain: Percussion
Shirin Akter Shela: Bonobibi Performer
Conceptualization & Costume Design: Mohsina Akhter
Choreography: Amit Chowdhury
Costume Design Assistant: Sujana Payel Susmita
Coordinator & Costume Design Assistant: Tanvir Ahmed
CREATIVE AGENCY: GREY ADVERTISING BANGLADESH LTD.
Creative Producer: Syed Gousul Alam Shaon
Project Lead: Jihad Bin Tahzeeb
Creative Lead: Mehedi Hasan Ansari & Jaiyyanul Huq
Strategy Lead: Bitop Das Gupta
Art Lead: Ahsan Ullah
Project Supervisor: Martuza Jalal Antick
Art Supervisor: Mijan Islam
Servicing & Digital: Farsina Rahman
Art: Alefun Naher, Al Nasir
Copywriter: Kazuki Kunimoto
Planning: Naimul Hoque, Nakibur Rahman
SOUND SQUAD
Live Audio Engineer: Zakir Hussain
Recording Engineer: Victor Tiash Das
Monitor & System Engineer: Shafayat Faisal Nahid
Assistant: Jamal Hossain, Atikul islam
Recording Assistant: Ifte Khairul Alam (Shuvo)
Head of Audio: Faizan Rashid Ahmad (Buno)
Voiceover: Armeen Musa
PROJECT COORDINATION
Project Coordinator & Co-Producer: Shamsur Rahman Alvi
Artist Manager: Amit Pramanik
Background research: Gowtam K Shuvo
Copyright Co-ordination: Zooel Morshed (ZM Studio)
VIDEO PRODUCTION: DOPE PRODUCTIONS PVT. LTD.
Director: Krishnendu Chattopadhyay
Director of Photography: Kamrul H. Khosru
Co-Producer: Rumel Chowdhury
Assistant Producer: Shibbir Ahmed Shawon
Line Producer: Sobahan Naim
Asst. Line Producer: Zannatul Zaman Eshi, Tamjid Tonmoy
Cinematographers: Ishtiaque Hossain Pablo, Abdul Mamun, Shohag Chowdhury, Tanveer Ahmed Shovon, Anik Rahman
Team Co-ordinator: Qazi Rahat
Chief Assistant Director: Azmery Kowsser Tushi
Assistant Directors: Will Hridoy, Tawfiq Taaseen
Set Designer: Shadab Zafar
Art Director: Shihab Nurun Nabi
On Set Art Director: MD Fajle Rabby, MD Saiful Islam
Artist Appearance Team (Costume, Styling, Hair & Makeup): Nuzhat Khan, Didarul Dipu, Nusrat Srabony)
Artist Co-ordinator: Troyee Islam, P. Joana
Light Designer: Shailesh Kalwar, Ridwan Ahmed
Editor: Sazal Alok
Asst. Editor: Abu Ihsan Rafi
Grade: Vayshak Shiva
Post-production Supervisor: Nazmul Ibne Azam
Online Switching Team: Sharafat Prithu, Drohi R, Sinjoy Saha. (Ecube Inc.) & Rudro Tahsinn
WARDROBE:
Geet group costume, Choir costume & styling: Ghaashphoring Choir
Geet group Styling by Shibu Kumer Shil
Houseband: Raw Nation
Jewellery: Rongoboti
Makeover: Persona & Team Tarek
CGI: Studio Titok (Asm Kawsar, A.K. Azad Nobel, Md. Shahenur Alam, Rafayat Hossain Rezvy, Md. Al-Amin) - Hudba
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Your reactions to our songs are a reward on its own. You have been a part of our journey since Season 1. This Season will be full of surprises! And we can’t wait to hear more from you on Season 2.
Thank you from Coke Studio Bangla.
Pure love over here ❤️ but Coke studio are still blocking all of my reactions. can you help?🙏🏽
Dry forest is waiting for the rain and the Goddess or mother of the forest will protect the forest and its people. Thanks for your reaction. I listened to the song several times and now I love it even more 🙏
Well said!
@@UNCLEMOMO Instrument is called 'Ektara'
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Coke studio bangla and Bangladesh is the same. Bangla is the language and Bangladesh is the country.
Your reaction on this song is on point. Great reaction.
Thank you bro 👊🏾 respect
What do you mean Bangla and Bangladesh are same? Bangladesh is only half of entire Bangla. Bangla consists of West Bengal, Bangladesh, Tripura and Barak Valley. Also the musicians here are from all parts of Bangla.
@@nawalbangali61 he said "coke studio bangla", not bangla itself. And that is true, coke studio bangla branch is located and operated in Bangladesh as of these two seasons. Get your reading comprehension straight
@Nafis Nawal I said Coke Studio Bangla and Bangladesh is the same. Not the geographic Bengal or greater Bengal.
Uncle MoMo earlier thought these are two different coke studio. Hope you understand the context.
@@md.shahriar501 "Coke Studio Bangla and Bangladesh is the same" and "Coke Studio Bangla located in Bangladesh" directs to completely different perspectives. So I think you want to edit the statement.
There is a very good reason why they named it after the language instead of location. Some virtual boundaries made out of fanaticism and racism can't define a nation. So, we must get rid of the idea of political boundaries when we're talking about a language or a culture which are actually related to ethnicity instead of geography. Coke studio Bangla represents entire Bangla regardless of wherever it's located.
আংকেল মোমো Uncle Momo, actually in Bangla Uncle is Kaka কাকা brother of father and Momo stands for one type of staffing food in Chinese. Obviously in accents or pronunciation sometimes the words also lose its original feel or meaning... Meghdoll মেঘদল a band, Johora Baul (Zohora Bawl got this type of pronunciation) thanks for your reaction... The song, actually will give you a flavour of original indigenous flavour of Bengal.
Baul should be pronounced like Baa-Wool. Bauls are traditionally the wanderers who writes their own folk songs concerning mysticism, love etc. In some way they are kind of nomads but not in groups may be.
AFTER a long time sir .... 🙌🙌🙌
Only an authentic person understands the value of authenticity and can appreciate it.
Great reaction man, good analysis & u caught the whole vibe mostly correct
Appreciate that
You are one of the signature reactionist in my eyes, ❤from Bangladesh
Awww thank you feel free to share my reaction 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
I like your ‘read-between-lines’ about lion king! Totally agree. No one else can represent Africa but the people of the soil themselves!
I was hoping I was understood and very happy that you get it 👊🏾 respect 👊🏾
Cool uncle MOMO
the baul pronunced like baauul
Got cha thanks
So I’m going to try remove all the confusion with the names, for the Indian subcontinent anyway. What we today know as India, Bangladesh and Pakistan used to be known as Hindustan, this was a collection of nations such as Bengal, Punjab, Gujarat, Tamil etc.
When it was colonised by the British it became known as the 'British Raj'. After they left (rather kicked out) the different nations of Hindustan decided to split into two countries, Pakistan for muslims, India for Hindus and others - an event known today as 'The Partition'. While most nations stayed intact during this partition, Punjab and Bengal however did not. These two nations were divided (an east side and west side) half of Bengal joined Pakistan the other half joined India, and the same for Punjab.
Thus today you have a Punjab in Pakistan and a Punjab in India. Bengal however is a little different, the east Bengal state that was part of Pakistan (lets say revolted over mistreatment) and became the independent country of Bangladesh. West Bengal still remains a state of India, hence the reason why you have the two Bengals speaking the same language living the same culture but belong to two different countries.
Moreover, because of the multiple nations involved, it it much easier if you think of India like the EU - a collection of nations acting as one country. And the reason for so many different languages and cultures in one country.
Sounds like a divide and conquer by the British and Leave the mess
@@UNCLEMOMO There is an old saying, if you walk past a river and see two native fishes fighting, you know an English man must of past here :)
Won't speak for the Punjabis, but the two Bengalis nevertheless have no animosity due to the immense love and passion they share for their Bangla language and culture. Nor did they want to split Bengal during partition, but the British were having non of it.
Nice 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Many many thanks
👍👍👍
In Bangla, momo means mine or my😂😂
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Uncle Momo means Momo Chacha or Momo Mama or Momo Kaka in bengali.❤
Thank you very much for telling big respect
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Uncle Momo should henceforth be called Momo Chacha
🤣😂🤣😂🤣🕺🏾
Thank you for taking the time and enjoying the song. Jahura Baul is pronunced jahurā bā'ula. Jahura is the name of the female singer who was seating with the girls. Baul is a kind of folk singer and lifestyle. You can get details en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baul
Brilliant thank you
Bonobibi can be translated as the Goddes of tthe Jungle/ Forest. In this case the Character is associated with a folklore of the world's largest mangrove forest area named Sundarbons/ Sundarbans that is having footprint in Bangladesh (larger part) and Eastern India (smaller part). Sundarban is the home of the famous Royal Bengal Tiger. Poor people of the adjacent areas are dependent on honey collection and wood collection from Sundarbans. Irrespective of religion, these poor people prays to Bonobibi for protection before entering the forest.
thank you for your insight respect
Momo is dumpling
Bristy its call rain
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Mr Momo I watch all your reactions of Coke Studio Bangla and I really appreciate and enjoy it .But when the song starts can you please don’t give your Lecture abd it’s very annoying to hear a long lecture. It distracts us from actual music we can’t concentrate the music . What ever you want to say you can say it after the song . Sorry if it’s hurts you my message . But you are a wonderful person abd we all Love you . 💕💕. Thank you and hopping we will see your reactions next all the songs from Coke Studio Bangla. Till then stay safe 😊🙏🙏🌈💫
Hey Paul every criticism is helpful i appreciate your support in making my channel better 👊🏾 Respect 👊🏾
I really do not understand this thinking, we literally click reaction videos to see and hear the thoughts of the individual of a song - not the song itself. If you want to hear the song uninterrupted you can do so in the main channel. Maybe watch the song uninterrupted in the main channel first then come back and watch the reaction video.
Please do not change the style, otherwise it will just be a repeat of the music video with thoughts after, and no longer a reaction video.
@@UNCLEMOMO bro you are doing all fine, keep it up. Reactions are meant for showing insights from viewers and if anyone wants to just listen to the song they can just play the original video themselves.
Uncle momo delete the 'x' between the names before putting them in google translate. And google translate does a bad job. You were better on your own.
Yes I should thanks. 🤗👊🏾
Hello Uncle Momo, I loved your insights. How about exploring other branches of Bangladeshi music beyond Coke Studio Bangla? To start with I would recommend you "Sonar Bangla Circus - Hayena Express, Live." Trust me, you will be amazed. That may also lead you to a whole new world of music from Bangladesh.
Are these the channels?
@@UNCLEMOMO The one I recommended is not a channel though, however, you can also check out "Gaan Bangla - Wind of Change." They produced some wonderful music. And yes, "Gaan Bangla - Wind of Change" is a channel.
May-gh (ghost) the-owl try this one
thanks mate
Sasa momo in Bangladesh my g😂
Respect 👊🏾
@@UNCLEMOMO hella Bangladeshis in UK east London since 70s fighting racism respect to black brothers💪🏽💯💥