Manju Poudel, an anchor and singer entertained to the people of Wami Gulmi on the occasion of Wami baja festival. She was born in Gulmi and now she is popular folk singer. She is busy nowdays to attend national and international programs.
She has multi talent. She developed her carrier from anchor. She performed her new and popular song “tall Tall Lagyo Malai” which got more claps from the audience. She sang her another song “lighter churotea” which was also interesting. Gulmeli people love her because she has good voice and capacity to entertain. Another Gulmeli singer Santu thapa also performed on program. He is an immersing singer of Gulmi district.
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All the people supported him by clapping and dancing. Wami baja festival was held on December 6th and 7th to protect cultural and traditional music Panche Baja. Most of the popular Baja of Gulmi district participated on competition and Musikot panche baja won the first Prize. Program was very interesting because people got panche baja and popular singer together. We should organize such program time to time to preserve culture and to entertain local people.
She has multi talent. She developed her carrier from anchor. She performed her new and popular song “tall Tall Lagyo Malai” which got more claps from the audience. She sang her another song “lighter churotea” which was also interesting. Gulmeli people love her because she has good voice and capacity to entertain. Another Gulmeli singer Santu thapa also performed on program. He is an immersing singer of Gulmi district.
Click here to watch video>>>
All the people supported him by clapping and dancing. Wami baja festival was held on December 6th and 7th to protect cultural and traditional music Panche Baja. Most of the popular Baja of Gulmi district participated on competition and Musikot panche baja won the first Prize. Program was very interesting because people got panche baja and popular singer together. We should organize such program time to time to preserve culture and to entertain local people.
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