BANJARA, The gypsies of Rajasthan www.banjaramusic.com

The Banjara, a group of traditional music, consisting of eight excellent musicians and dancers, all hail from the Thar desert. Heirs of ... Tout » an ancient culture, today, under the direction of Kamal Kant, himself a musician and a dancer who has been living in France for over a decade, they are the ambassadors of the great Banjara tradition which stands at the cross roads of classical North Indian music and the skilful art of Persia. The lively rhythms, bordering frenzy, which accompany the whirling dancers in their famous costumes of a thousand, scintillating mirrors, are an invitation to a journey rich in colour and emotion, following in the footsteps of the gypsies of Rajasthan.

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• rajasthan
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• folk
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• gypsies
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[6kylee9]

if anybody wonders who spamed most of TaskiyahEmanni and horneyvirus's retarded and pointless bickering, that would be me. take your idiocy somewhere else and let the rest of us comment on the music and the dance and NOT whatever religion the performers are...what does it matter anyway?

[filthyunicorn09]

there is so much beauty in this world...

[kaibil33]

my god

this is beatiful god bless this people i love them my respect for them

que dios los bendiga ahora me doy cuenta de donde vienen los gitanos

los gitanos son gente de paz

ellos no son errantes ellos aman la libertad god bless you

from canada we love you guys

[1286ladybug]

This proves that a woman doesn't have to bare all to make a dance sexy.

[trivedipurnima3]

nice dance...... i like that dance!!!!!!

[mariandevadas]

super!

[astrocelestial]

what wonderful dancer ! what a wonderful costume ! what great percussion ! thank you for sharing !

[asit1]

@DAVE1R1111 I see where you are coming from. However, these people are just as nomadic in Rajasthan and the rest of India, as they are in other parts of the world. They have no fixed address nor property and travel from town to town performing music and dance, doing metal-work and occasionally topping up income with petty theft. They do have although a very hard and uncomfortable life but a free existence. Most rajasthanis are unlike this and these people are called Banjara in their home-state.

[gopal480]

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[gopal480]

@gvaarjagran 

[MzKatitzi]

@DAVE1R1111 could have not said it better myself... really, if one thinks about it, it does not make any sence 2 call them gipsys in "our" own native land :) greetings from a finnish gipsy woman, have a blessed day :)

[gvaarjagran]

banjara sanskriti