Junoon _ Bulleya (O Bulleh) - Pakistani Band

Band: Junoon
Song: Bulleya (O Bulleh)
Language: Panjabi
Country: Pakistan


Bulleh Shah:
Bulleh Shah (1680 1757) (Punjabi: Shahmukhi:بلہے شاہ, Gurmukhi: ਬੁੱਲ੍ਹੇ ਸ਼ਾਹ), whose real name was Abdullah Shah, was a Punjabi Muslim Sufi poet, a humanist and philosopher. This song is based on one of his poems.


Junoon:
Junoon (Urdu: جنون) (meaning "obsession/passion" in English) is South Asia's biggest and Pakistan's most popular Rock band, based out of Lahore and Karachi. It was formed in 1990 by guitarist, songwriter and medical doctor Salman Ahmad. Q magazine calls them "One of the biggest bands in the world". Billboard says Junoon is the Subcontinent's "biggest crossover successes after the late Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan".

They sing mostly in the language of Urdu, in a style blending Western hard rock with Sindhi and Punjabi folk and Qawwali. Junoon, in effect, had to create an audience for rock music in Pakistan. "The band's appeal reaches beyond the Westernised elite", says Newsweek.

The New York Times called Junoon as " the U2 of Pakistan". In a preview to Junoon's performance at the House of Blues in Los Angeles, the L.A. Times says Junoon's "ability to captivate audiences" is "inspiring Beatles-like reactions".


Lyric:
Bulleya ki jaanan mein kaun
bulleya ki jaanan mein kaun
na mein momin wich maseetein
na mein wich kufr di reetan
na mein paakan wich paleet aan
na mein moosa na firoan
bulleya ki jaanan mein kaun
bulleya ki jaanan mein kaun

aawwal aakhir aap nun jaanan
ne mein koi dooja aur pichaanan
mein tu wadd naa koi siyana
bulleya ho bulleya
bulleya ki jaanan mein kaun
bulleya ki jaanan mein kaun
na mein aabi na mein khaki
na mein aatish na mein poun
bulleya ki jaanan mein kaun
na mein paakan wich paleet aan
na mein moosa na firoan
bulleya ki jaanan mein kaun

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• Junoon
• Bulleya
• Bulleh
• Shah
• Abdullah
• Sufi
• rock
• music
• South
• Asian
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• song
• spiritual
• Pakistan
• Pakistani
• band

[drummerjamesamit]

hey can u tell me whose song cam ebfore rabbis or junoons??

[DesiRockMetal]

@drummerjamesamit Junoon's came first.

[mfib123]

its awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[dev28439]

@drummerjamesamit doesnt really matter whose song came first coz the lyrics are from the poetry of bulleh shah in 17th/18th century, so there cud be even early unknown renderings before junoon made the song

[vikram19july]

Led Zeppelin of the East...\\m//

[qj35]

@drummerjamesamit junoon came in the 90,s

[becumnumb]

Nice version..I wondered why i haven't heard it before it came way before rabbi shergill's version

[chopal1000]

awesome song

thanx uploder

[drummerjamesamit]

@DesiRockMetal thanx



[drummerjamesamit]

@guitaristshobi yaah of course i know...and i duly respect being a musician......i just wanted an info as u posted this awesome cover of the kalam by Junoon

[guitaristshobi]

@drummerjamesamit for ur information ...

its not a race.. its just a Kalam by Baba Bulley Shah... there r many artists covering this one:)

[ankitmcgill]

junoon will always be the best period.