Once again... Mind Blown! Latinos react to Viral Indian Percussion & Festivals
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So many of you guys have enjoyed Efra's discovery of Indian Percussion that he could not wait for us to do a full compilation and just wanted to get out his thoughts
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Happy Ganesh Chaturthi everyone. May lord Ganesha bless you and your family with happiness, health and wealth ❤
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There is nothing called ganapathi.
Blessings to you and your family too!
@@Indo_pasaficganpati bappa morya ❤
@@Indo_pasafic 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ganpati Bappa Morya 🙏
Jay Shree Ram 🙏🚩
Jay Hindu Rashtra 🚩🚩
India is the country with Variety of Religions, Cultures , Languages , Dance forms , Music, Dress code , Dishes , festivals etc
It will take you a long time to explore indian culture for eg. There are many festivels celebrated across country if we consider only Hindu religion it has many like Diwali, Raksha Bandhan,Durga Pooja, Dahi Handi festival, Ram Navami , and these days Ganesh chaturthi is being celebrated.
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
Chhath Puja bhul gya ho tum
Yes this is time for festivals rakhi, teej, janmashtami, ganesh chaturthi, funfair with religious belief for more then 15 days with different name different locations, ganesh viserjan, navratri, diwali 🎇 and to be continued...
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
First video was from gujrat and they were doing garba
You should definitely react to some gujrati songs
he will not get the pass (ticket ) Now lol
100%
@@chichi2984😂😂😂
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
Except the first video all other videos were from Maharashtra ☺️
Maharashtra culture❤
Sometimes I feel happy but sometimes I feel sad about this😊😢
@@Theunknownking1234 yes as maratha i also that every state should celebrate festivals with full power like us
The first clips you saw is Navratri festival not poonam..This festival is from Gujurat..and it's nine days dance festival people playing garba in circul..This dance called Garba for worship Goddess Maa Amba. You should check out more clips..Navratri is coming next month..This clip is from vadodara city.
It might of Sharad poornima some places call it as Sharad Poonam
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
This was great! Please do more of these!! There are a ton of awesome videos of Dhol-Tasha pathaks from Pune!!
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
"And Happy Festivities!" in the end by Waleska is so cute!
There was dhol tasha and jhanjh pathak 2 days ago in front of my house. Everyone goes bonkers here since Nashik is the OG place where it all began and grew. Nashik dhol had fire on the dhols and lights and everything you'd never imagine. It was THE BEST❤
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
The first clip (with lots of people) is from my city it’s during the festival of Navratri. It happens every year for nine days continuously. The crowd grows every year.we do garba in circles around the stage (in center)with idol of maa Amba . And we Gujarati are crazy about Navratri. It’s starts 15 October this year.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Siddharth Jadhav
Live plays im theater ❤
That's Navratri Festival , happen all over thus specific vedio is from Vadodara Gujarat where the Garba is prime & also in Indore Madhya Pradesh
The two drum stuff is Halagi... It's played with bent stick in one hand and straight stick with bit bloated head in another... That instrument is Halagi....
"Dangal" movie reaction please ❤️😍
the first clip is from vadodara (united way ) during navratri festiwal , you must check put their documentry on it
Festive season has started in India. Now we are celebrating Ganesh Mahotsav💛
You should check out 'Deva shree ganesha' song. To celebrate Ganesh chaturthi with us ❤
Yes please do.
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
@@mister_musk What word?
@@mister_musk Nevermind I know.
India is the country of art and music being the oldest civilization every thing is originated from this great great nation..🙏♥️🇮🇳
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
Thanks for adding me in there! I've said how this was one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had. The joy we all felt was incredible!🙏
It is ganpati festival in maharashtra.
This is pune.
At the famous Dagdushet Ganpati Mandal.
And that is marathi actor Siddharth Jadhav
In ganpati festival the whole state of Maharashtra is in the sound of drums
Festive season started in India with ganesh chaturthi..
Check ganesh Chaturthi festival aagnam and visarjan
Ganpati bappa moraya!!! U guys lord ganesh is the god i feel most close too he is known as to problem solver and the one who is worshiped first when doing anything new, he brings positivity ,knowledge and wealth. May u guys be blessed with it and everyone who reads this ❤
Ganesh Festival is Hugh Hugh thing in Maharashtra ❤❤
Holding stick straight only work in steady position....but if you hang drum its surface will be incline so we have grip sticks inclined downward position.....main purpose is we can walk with this position
Jai Sanatan Dharma 🚩 Jai Bharatvarsh 🇮🇳
The women behind are playing Zanza... They are brass made plates which are struck on each other...
Be ready for Anant Chaturthi night i.e. Ganesha Visarjan.... There is no single city, town and village of Maharashtra is without DHOL, TASHA, ZANJ or DOLBY, HIGH PITCH MUSIC and obviously DANCE. 🎉🎉
You should also react on some Gujurati songs..definitely you will love it❤
India is a land of festivals and I'm proud to be an Indian where can celebrate our all Hindu festivals soo happily and on at level
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
@@mister_musk samjha bhi kisko rahe ho, what they understand bro/sis regarding our festives
Thank u guys for reacting to this I'm glad u guys enjoying it with us 😊
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
You should watch Panchari melam, Pandi melam, and Thayambaka . Three classical art forms using chenda (from Kerala).
Illanjithara melam: The Pandi Melam during Thrissur Pooram (one of the largest festivals in Asia with more than 1 million visitors.) is very famous as it is considered one of the best platforms for traditional Kerala music and the largest assembly of percussion artistes in any other Poorams(festivals). 100 Chendas , 75 Elathalams, 21 Kombu and 21 Kurunkuzhal is the number of instruments in each category.
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
being present live for these festivals is on a different level you literally feel the vibrations in your body its surreal.
After seeing these videos I just want to shout at top of my lungs - "Ek Do Teen Char....Ganpati ki Jai Jaikar" 😁
That lady on the drums is celebrating the immersion procession of Lord Ganesh at the end of the 10 day celebration period. This is indeed a rarity as normally this percussionist role is played by men and if you notice there would be large number of people in the procession dancing to that beat.
Just so you know. Lord Ganesh is the one who is worshipped at the beginning of absolutely any auspicious function. In fact he has been revered as a "troubles remover" for thousands of years. The strangest part is that even a country like Indonesia, a formerly Hindu but now an avowed Islamic state, sports image of Lord Ganesh on its currency notes.
Just watch the episode 3 of Nat Geo's India Mega Festival very recently released. It will give more insight to this mega celebration.
Never thought I would watch Dhol Tasha on your channel... But music is after all what we all love.
Playing Dhol tasha is an emotion in Maharashtra, an Indian state. The group where Siddharth Jadhav was playing is actually a group formed by all actors. There are many actors who come together practise and play in that group. Dhol tasha is always a must during celebrations like Gudi Padwa(Marathi New Year), Ganesh Chaturthi and Visarjan (the Ganpati festival) and every happy moment that involves a procession i guess. Its symbolic of music, fun and discipline actually for every person who plays a Dhol or a Tasha.
The sticks as you mentioned are held differently than drums is because they are flexible, longer and the tasha is not like an average drum.
Bro this is the on of the biggest festival of our India it’s called Navratri from Gujarat, India
And It’s Holds the World Record for Biggest Navratri Festival in the World 👍🏻🙏🏻
We're Maharashtrian people and I was also in the pathak (band)......we do this (dhol-tasha practice) on certain festivals like Shiv jayanti (birthday of great king Shivaji) and Ganpati utsav( during 10 days of lord Ganesha come to bless us) .....and Yes a lot of Marathi actors (originally from Maharashtra) do participate coz they've done it probably since their childhood as we all do.
This happens in Pune and many other places in Maharashtra State in India during a festival dedicated to Lord Ganesha which generally falls in Aug-Sep. The dates are fixed in Indian Lunar Calendar. The Dhol is the big two-sided drum, The tasha was the smaller single sided drum the girl and Greg Ellis were playing. The dhols are played in sync together (as many as 3 - 4 - 40 -100 or more) and tasha is more flexible. Tashas play variations on the base of the rhythm the dhols provide. Many martial dance types are performed on these percussions. Young and old practise playing together for months before the festival. I used to lead the first all-girls troupe for dhol tasha in my city, 20 years back - I am still a part of the dhol-tasha culture.
Watch Dollu kunitha it's one of the cultural form or folk form of dance from Karnataka you'll love it for sure you'll see the actual Dhol in there
You should react to Bihu festival from Assam, it has multiple Guinness world records in its name, most prominent one is Bihu performance by 11,000 dancers in one place.
Ganapati Bappa Morya ❤
He is sidharth jadhava mainly a marathi actor
Maharashtra & Gujarat ❤
Happy gauri '' mahalaxmi '' to my maharashtrian fellows 🎉❤
Great. And, it is a neat review.
I am from Pune where these videos were made and this happens during Shri Ganesh Festival procession on 10th day and this is worth watching ❤
That first one is garba dance...gujrati dance form mainly ...we dance because we believe that for those nine days..(according to astronomy! We are the most accurate in that!) the goddess durga come and be with us..so we all welcome mata rani with her new idol..and after nine days..it's the visarjan in the seas or rivers...jay ma ambe..jay ma durge 🕉️🙏🏻
1st clip is garba ground and Gujarati festival navratri
The first clip is Navratri festival, they are doing garba. You should definitely check out more videos of this festival and also react to Gujarati songs
Please don't use f word in any Indian 🇮🇳festival reaction video please 🙏
See the love we give to girls...from start only! We are so proud! 😍
The first one was from my home town vadodara Gujarat
Nine night we worship energy (women empowerment)
Please react to dhol tasha covers of girls like you, despacito, and faded...
Indian culture is bright, ,beautiful, colourful, vibrant and really good, you will not see this anywhere in the world
Also try ( sambal ) instrument from (Maharashtra) India it's use in many folk music
One of Biggest festival in Indian holiday is announced for every one
Sanam Teri kasam songs plzzzzzz😍😍
Ganpathi bappa morya , do attend a ganeshji chaturthi parade in Delhi and he can 😮 join the dhol Tasha group
That girl is playing Tasha.... It's instrument... With Dhol... It's Maharashtra Ganesh Festival...
Some one suggested u react to Deva Shri Ganesha song.... It is an amazing song!!! U guys wud love it .. please check it out
U guys have to.visit india for about a months time and explore live music. U will get goosebumps
As an Indian who's grown up learning classical vocals, classical dance and some instruments (amateur levels), time signatures make no sense to me. I follow rhythm and patterns intuitively. And you can say double the speed or halve the speed or give me a demo and I'll get it. But if you say stuff like 4/4 or 2/4 of 7/8, I just don't get it. I get the theory of it but I don't get in real time while actually trying to play music.
Good explained about Maharashtra State of India 🇮🇳
See Chendamela. You will love it.
Very first video was from City Vadodara, State Gujarat
Watch playing of "DHAAK" this Durga Puja🙏
Visit India to see this beautiful cultural festive 😍😍😍😍😍
you should watch BRAMHOTSAVAM festival done once a year in Tirumala , in the indian state of Andhra Pradesh
Coming to India bro 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏
Bhakti 🔥🔥🔥🔥
For those who don't know the name of the girl is bhakti
Nd she is from mauli pratishthan, nashik
Veer Zaara reaction pleaasee 🥹
that guy is Siddharth Jadhav an actor and performer
It's going onn now
Habibi it's not Punjabi it's MAHARASHTRA
He is actually famous
Ganpati bappa morya 🙏🙏🙏🚩🚩🚩
Girl you are watching playing tasha , but in dhol tasha not only 2 instrument but also 1) dhol 2) tasha 3)zanja 4)tol and guy who was playing in mid of dhol tasha is playing sambal is instrument which play in front of goddess in Maharashtra .
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You should listen to folk percussion "periya melam" by periya melam Muniswamy, and then say.
Watch the movie "SANAM TERI KASAM" next 😍 Trust me it's worth the watch 😭🔥
So the thing about those snare and drums, maybe you got confused or just mixed the two while saying it, snares are called Tasha and the drums, Dhol,
About the snares, well this my observation and assumption, they have noticable lip, so you use those flexible sticks and hit them on the lip of Tasha and not on the membrane directly, I guess most of the time you see them play from the front so you didn't noticed it and wondering about how the stick is held.
And Greg Ellis was using the wood sticks and was playing it like snare not as tasha. Just putting my observation in words, not that I hate it or don't like him.
Tasha needs pressure only then the sound will be bigger and hence the position of holding sticks is like that ...... (off course ur fingers are gone 😅😂) I play dhol the bigger one ......These Pathak is equivalent to joining a club or some activity ..... all those people who play ...they do it. As a hobby,!
For reacting on soft yet beautiful song then there is RADHAKRISHNA title song… it’s loveeee
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Jai hind jai maharashtra 🙏
Would love to see your reaction Chanda playing from Kerala (Traditional percussions)
Please react to "hai rama ye kya hua" song, the vocals in this song would literally blow your mind
This is called sambal ancient instrument in maharastra
That is Garba in Baroda
Hey dude just do one thing zoom behind the girl who is playing TASHA by standing on drum, you will find the real power behind her 👍
Next Big festivals like Durga Puja and Diwali and many more
We still haven't covered Punjabi dhol, and I don't think we've ever touched North eastern Indian music.
What's a Funjabi Dhol? Is it a drum of some sort?
@@The-Progressive-EDM-Lover. It's similar to those two sided Indian drums.. but the main difference is the stick u play it with... On one side, you have a thicker sheet, and u play it with a thick and hard stick, which gives the sound of a kick.. a very bass-heavy sound.. and on the other side, there's a thin sheet, and u play it with a thin plastic stick, which creates the sound of a snare.
Another main difference is, obviously, the rhythms.
I see. I have never heard the sound before.
Please react .... sunsathiya live version .. beautiful vocals... you really love it
Would love to see your reaction on Tejas trailer
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CHENNAI EXPRESS NEXT PLEASE ❤
They are doing a Falk dance of Gujarat state called garabaa. It is a 9 day festival for Praying Goddess Mother Durga. Guys n gals dance in circles and their number may range from 45000 to 1 lakh+.. In spite of this,they don't bang or dash with eachother. All are so disciplined as there is a religious touch in this festival. When you just started this clipping of garabaa,it was looking dark because in this particular garba as per wordings,there a mention of full moon night. So the lights are switched off for about a minute and a half. Immediately, the dancers switch on their mobile lights and if you are watching this from audience there,you feel as if thousands n thousands of stars are twinkling. An amazing sight. I think,you guys must come to Gujarat,India, during Navraatri festival and watch this United Way Garabaa. 👍🩷
You guys don’t have Thrissur Pooram & Kumba Mela in that! That’s sad
haha watch the crowd after indian cricket team won