'The mind of Bangladesh is the best'

Foreign songs could not be understood, but the tunes of the musicians filled the army stadium filled with spectators. The internationally renowned band of Polland spread their folk music to the soil of Bangladesh.

Flute, violin, drum, percussion, classical guitar, and others created the weather. Audiences enjoyed their performance without hearing the lyrics.

Vocal Andya Witzaq of the Dindanda band tried to speak in broken broken Bengal to get the mind of Bengali musicians. On one of the singing, 'Welcome Bangladesh I love Bangladesh. The mind of Bangladesh is the best.

Foreign songs could not be understood, but the tunes of the musicians filled the army stadium filled with spectators. The internationally renowned band of Polland spread their folk music to the soil of Bangladesh.

Flute, violin, drum, percussion, classical guitar, and others created the weather. Audiences enjoyed their performance without hearing the lyrics.

Vocal Andya Witzaq of the Dindanda band tried to speak in broken broken Bengal to get the mind of Bengali musicians. On one of the singing, 'Welcome Bangladesh I love Bangladesh. The mind of Bangladesh is the best...

The three-day festival will be screened on November 17. Artists from seven world countries including Bangladesh will participate in this festival. A total of 174 musicians will sing. The Bangladeshi artists among them are Mumtaz Begum, Baul Abdul Hye Dewan, Baul Kabir Shah, Nakshi Kantha, Swarabenjo.

India will come from Wadiali Brands, Raghudiksit, Satyaki Banerjee, Shafqat Amanat Ali from Pakistan, Majha from Bahrain, Grammy winner Los Tademiums from Poland, Dundanda from Poland and Las Megas from Spain. They will all serve the music.

MAB / ZA / JIM