"Chan Chodvi Da Chadya" is a popular Saraiki folk song that celebrates the beauty and allure of the night of the fourteenth (Chodvi da chand). The lyrics of the song describe the moonlit night, the fragrance of flowers, and the beauty of nature. The song is typically performed by male singers accompanied by traditional musical instruments such as the dhol, flute, and harmonium.
Here is a rough translation of some of the lyrics of the song:
"The moon of the fourteenth night has risen,
The night is lit up with its radiance.
The fragrance of flowers fills the air,
And the beauty of the night is beyond compare."
The song goes on to describe the beauty of the landscape and the joyous celebration of the night. It is a popular song that is often performed at cultural events and weddings in the Saraiki-speaking regions of Pakistan.
Here is a rough translation of some of the lyrics of the song:
"The moon of the fourteenth night has risen,
The night is lit up with its radiance.
The fragrance of flowers fills the air,
And the beauty of the night is beyond compare."
The song goes on to describe the beauty of the landscape and the joyous celebration of the night. It is a popular song that is often performed at cultural events and weddings in the Saraiki-speaking regions of Pakistan.
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