Saturday 28 September 2013
On 11:33 by Unknown 1 comment
Jab pyar kiya toh darna kya..
Aaja piya tohe pyaar doon…
Aey maalik tere bande hum…
Ajeeb dastaan hai yeh, kahan shuru kahan khatam..
Baahon mein chale aao..
Think of any super super hit song and comes the answer…
Lata Mangeshkar ji -The Nightingale of
Bollywood
Melody queen Lata Mangeshkar has turned a year older today. She has spanned over seven decades and has recorded
songs for over a thousand Hindi films and in over thirty-six
regional Indian languages and foreign languages. She is the second vocalist to have ever been awarded the Bharat
Ratna, India's highest civilian honor.
Lataji was featured in the Guinness Book of World Records from 1974 to 1991 for having made the
most recordings in the world. The claim was that she had recorded approximately
25,000 solo, duet, and chorus-backed songs in 20 Indian languages.
Persang Karaoke wishes her a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
Tuesday 17 September 2013
On 13:32 by Unknown No comments
Karaoke, a Japanese invention that lets us be a Mohammad Rafi or an Elvis Presley or Lata Mangeshkar in the privacy of our homes (or in the company of friends). Karaoke is a combination of two Japanese words kara, which means "empty" and Ĺkesutora which means "orchestra" is a form of interactive entertainment or video game in which amateur singers sing along with recorded music using a microphone and public address system. The music is typically a well-known pop song minus the lead vocal. Lyrics are usually displayed on a video screen, along with a moving symbol, changing color, or music video images, to guide the singer. In some countries, a karaoke box is called a KTV. Karaoke has a huge fan following in Japan and quite a few other countries, with dedicated karaoke bars peppering big cities. It is now also gaining fast popularity in Asia.
After
all, India is the nation of the Antakshri, the Bollywood song competition game.
Karaoke takes the game to another level as it lets us sing to the original
background of our favorite songs. All you need is a bit of practice, and the
right equipment.
Among many competitors, PERSANG KARAOKE is fast evolving as the most advanced Karaoke system compared to others. Along with the variety in Karaoke models, it offers the most advanced technology and variety of features at economic price. Dzire to be a singer or a trend – setter, sing along with the most advanced Persang Karaoke. The features include a real time scoring, pitch and echo adjustments and many others to make you a better performer. Amateurs get a chance to be good singers and good singers become professionals.
Most of the available products in the market are with MIDI files which lack sound of instruments like Tabla, Drums, Saxophone and many others. Our Indian songs (in all Languages) are actually made from minimum 24 instruments or more. The MIDI files lack this quintessence. Persang Karaoke files are digitally formatted files which can be enjoyed in the same manner as the original song. You experience the same quality and sound which you enjoy in any MP3, Wave or WMA file. This digital quality of our songs justifies our motto Aawaz Aapki, Saaz Hamara!
Persang Karaoke also has the
world’s largest song bank with songs in 11 different regional languages. It
comprises of 3500 plus songs which include Hindi – 2200, English – 1150 plus,
Gujarati – 100, Marathi – 30 plus, Kannada – 130 plus, Malayalam – 160 plus,
Konkani – 20 plus, Bengali – 30 plus, Punjabi – 30 plus, Telugu – 30 plus &
Tamil – 160 plus. The lyrics are beautifully displayed on the screen along with
moving backgrounds. Also a new feature that marks male/female/chorus turn is
added in the system.
Music defines love, Music defines emotions and Music defines Life. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we're from, everyone loves music.
Come; let’s enjoy this wonderful musical experience and give our Life a new meaning.
Come; let’s sing with
Monday 9 September 2013
On 11:49 by Unknown 1 comment
!!Om Vakratunda Mahakaya Koti Surya Samaprabha
Nirvighnam Kurume Deva Sarvakaryeshu Sarvada!!
Ganesh Chaturthi is a religious festival observed by Hindus
to celebrate the birth of deity Lord Ganesha, the son of Lord Shiva and Parvati.
Lord Ganesha is also worshiped as the god of good fortune and prosperity. This
Hindu festivity, also known as Vinayaka Chavithi or Vinayaka Chaturthi in many
places, commences in the month of Bhaadrapada that kicks off on the Shukla
Chaturthi and lasts for 10-12 days. It is an important festival and is observed
with fervor in the states if Karnataka, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Andhra
Pradesh and South India.
Lord Ganesha -
the Hindu deity in a human form but with the head of an elephant - represents
the power of the Supreme Being that removes obstacles and ensures success in
human endeavors. For this reason, Hindus worship Ganesha first before beginning
any religious, spiritual or worldly activity. Lord Ganesha is known by
various names, each having a fascinating story behind.
1. Sumukh
This is a Sanskrit term meaning 'one with a beautiful face'. Ganesh is said to possess the beauty of the moon. His trademark long trunk indicates wisdom and intelligence, small eyes denote seriousness, and long flat ears signify that he gives equal attention to important events as well as complaints of devotees.
2. Ek Danta
This literally means 'one with a single tooth'. Apparently, once, before taking a bath, Parvati instructed Ganesh to guard the entrance. Lord Parashuram arrived while Ganesh was standing guard. He became furious and abused Ganesh which incited him to attack Parashuram in return. The Lord returned his attack and Ganesh ended up losing one of his teeth. Thereafter, Ganesh came to be associated with the doctrine called Adwaita, which maintains that reality is non dual.
3. Kapil
Kapil means 'of smoky grey color'. This name has a metaphorical significance. Kapila in the scriptures is a cow of this color. A cow provides us with healthy foods like milk, ghee, curd, etc. In the same way, Ganesh is said to give us knowledge (ghee), wisdom (curd), and expression (milk). This would make us mentally healthy and devoid of any worries or negative influences.
4. Gajakarna
The meaning of this name is 'one with ears of an elephant'. Ganesh's large ears denote that he is ever ready to listen to everyone's troubles. He, however, is said to pay no regard to useless matters such as gossip, which do not benefit mankind in any way. Devotees of Ganesh are to avoid hearing evil things, just like the god.
5. Lambodar
It means 'one with a large stomach'. This again is a metaphoric name. Humans can be divided into two categories. Some people can digest and retain in their minds all things of goodwill. But others are unable to assimilate anything. Ganesh's huge stomach denotes a treasure trove of knowledge and wisdom.
6. Vikat
'Vikat' means ferocious or 'to be feared'. Ganesh has a fearful form as his torso is that of a human while the face is an elephant's. However, this fear is inspired merely to deter all evil forces and defeat them. It is a classic demonstration of the motto that people must be treated in the way that they themselves employ. Thus Ganesh is the lord of bravery.
7. Vighnanash
This means 'destroyer of all evils and calamities'. A related name is 'Vinayak' which means the same. Ganesh is said to remove obstacles in the path of those who pray to him honestly. Devotees also look to him to rid their minds of fear and cowardice.
8. Dhoomra Ketu
This means Agni (fire) or a shield of smoke. Just as Agni can destroy everything in its path, Ganesh demolishes all that hampers the philosophical and scientific progress of mind. A devotee seeks to gain strength from Lord Ganesh to achieve success in his endeavors.
9. Ganadhyaksha
This name has two meanings. The first is 'a controller of those things that can be counted'. The other is a controller of ganas (general public), nar (men) asurs (demons), nag (snakes), and chaturveda, that is, all the four Vedas. The popular name Ganapati is a diminutive of Ganancha Adhipati, which means, controller of the entire universe.
10. Bhalchandra
Bhalchandra means 'one who holds the moon on his head.' With the moon on his head, Lord Ganesh is said to ensure pleasure, peace, and coolness in the world. A peaceful mind doubles one's efficiency and chances of success. The moon is said to be a king of Brahmins. Thus another symbolism would be that Ganesh holds with him all the knowledge of Brahma (The Creator).
11. Gajanana
The twelfth and the last name of Ganesh means 'one with the face of an elephant'. The small eyes imply that Ganesh misses nothing and views everything critically and acutely. It also points towards a generous nature. In a book called the 'Ganapat Sambahav' it is stated that both man and elephant have longevity of 120 years. Even men can reach this limit with dedication. Thus, Ganesh is believed to have formed a link between men and elephants through his incarnation.
This is a Sanskrit term meaning 'one with a beautiful face'. Ganesh is said to possess the beauty of the moon. His trademark long trunk indicates wisdom and intelligence, small eyes denote seriousness, and long flat ears signify that he gives equal attention to important events as well as complaints of devotees.
2. Ek Danta
This literally means 'one with a single tooth'. Apparently, once, before taking a bath, Parvati instructed Ganesh to guard the entrance. Lord Parashuram arrived while Ganesh was standing guard. He became furious and abused Ganesh which incited him to attack Parashuram in return. The Lord returned his attack and Ganesh ended up losing one of his teeth. Thereafter, Ganesh came to be associated with the doctrine called Adwaita, which maintains that reality is non dual.
3. Kapil
Kapil means 'of smoky grey color'. This name has a metaphorical significance. Kapila in the scriptures is a cow of this color. A cow provides us with healthy foods like milk, ghee, curd, etc. In the same way, Ganesh is said to give us knowledge (ghee), wisdom (curd), and expression (milk). This would make us mentally healthy and devoid of any worries or negative influences.
4. Gajakarna
The meaning of this name is 'one with ears of an elephant'. Ganesh's large ears denote that he is ever ready to listen to everyone's troubles. He, however, is said to pay no regard to useless matters such as gossip, which do not benefit mankind in any way. Devotees of Ganesh are to avoid hearing evil things, just like the god.
5. Lambodar
It means 'one with a large stomach'. This again is a metaphoric name. Humans can be divided into two categories. Some people can digest and retain in their minds all things of goodwill. But others are unable to assimilate anything. Ganesh's huge stomach denotes a treasure trove of knowledge and wisdom.
6. Vikat
'Vikat' means ferocious or 'to be feared'. Ganesh has a fearful form as his torso is that of a human while the face is an elephant's. However, this fear is inspired merely to deter all evil forces and defeat them. It is a classic demonstration of the motto that people must be treated in the way that they themselves employ. Thus Ganesh is the lord of bravery.
7. Vighnanash
This means 'destroyer of all evils and calamities'. A related name is 'Vinayak' which means the same. Ganesh is said to remove obstacles in the path of those who pray to him honestly. Devotees also look to him to rid their minds of fear and cowardice.
8. Dhoomra Ketu
This means Agni (fire) or a shield of smoke. Just as Agni can destroy everything in its path, Ganesh demolishes all that hampers the philosophical and scientific progress of mind. A devotee seeks to gain strength from Lord Ganesh to achieve success in his endeavors.
9. Ganadhyaksha
This name has two meanings. The first is 'a controller of those things that can be counted'. The other is a controller of ganas (general public), nar (men) asurs (demons), nag (snakes), and chaturveda, that is, all the four Vedas. The popular name Ganapati is a diminutive of Ganancha Adhipati, which means, controller of the entire universe.
10. Bhalchandra
Bhalchandra means 'one who holds the moon on his head.' With the moon on his head, Lord Ganesh is said to ensure pleasure, peace, and coolness in the world. A peaceful mind doubles one's efficiency and chances of success. The moon is said to be a king of Brahmins. Thus another symbolism would be that Ganesh holds with him all the knowledge of Brahma (The Creator).
11. Gajanana
The twelfth and the last name of Ganesh means 'one with the face of an elephant'. The small eyes imply that Ganesh misses nothing and views everything critically and acutely. It also points towards a generous nature. In a book called the 'Ganapat Sambahav' it is stated that both man and elephant have longevity of 120 years. Even men can reach this limit with dedication. Thus, Ganesh is believed to have formed a link between men and elephants through his incarnation.
Ganpati Bappa Moriya!!!
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