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This song is in praise of Krishna. One of many names given to Lord Krishna is 'Kesariyo' in Rajasthani language. The same word is also used for 'beloved'.
This song is saying Kesariyo is like a flower with thosand petals. Hazaar = thousand Gul = Petal Phool = Flower
His glow is like flash of lightning. Bijli = Lightning Chamke = glow or Flash
'Beloved' is taken for the Lord in a broader sense. Biro = Brother or the lord is like a protecting brother to a woman.
@harsha1942: could you also tell what the other song is about ( by people of the same tribe)? You can watch it here: watch?v=FV8trqxz2t0&NR=1. Would be great, thanks in advance!€
this is where i was born, this where i want to die, this is where i want to born again and again,and die again and again... miss my motherland rajasthan and india...... love peace and respect from canada
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This song is saying Kesariyo is like a flower with thosand petals.
Hazaar = thousand Gul = Petal
Phool = Flower
His glow is like flash of lightning.
Bijli = Lightning Chamke = glow or Flash
'Beloved' is taken for the Lord in a broader sense. Biro = Brother or the lord is like a protecting brother to a woman.