By Admin 
Imagine some white artist sitting in some corner of America, with a harmonium in his hand and a tabla in front of him, singing difficult words like ‘Unke aandze karam, unpe woh aana dil ka’ with full passion and correct pronunciation. It is not only amazing to watch, but is so mesmerizing to listen to that it becomes difficult for a moment to believe that these artists are not from the subcontinent. Such a perfect confluence of tune, taal, rhythm and gamut that it seems as if he has put his soul into this qawwali. The video is becoming increasingly viral on social media and till now millions of people have seen it.
American artists sang Sufi song
In today’s era, social media has become such a platform where talent cannot be bound by boundaries. The way the artist seen in the recent viral video, who is said to be American in origin, is presenting the intricacies of Sufi music and Qawwali is no less than a miracle. It can be seen in the video that the main Qawwal is reciting the Kalam with all his energy, while the other artists sitting with him are accompanying him well on the tabla and harmonium.
Tone, rhythm and rhythm as if a master is singing
The most special thing about this Qawwali is its ‘Sargam’ and ‘Lay’. Generally, it is quite challenging for singers from western countries to pronounce Urdu words correctly and to catch the complex tunes of Qawwali. But the clarity with which the lyrics and tone have been taken in this video has forced even big musicians to think. His facial expressions and hand movements while singing the kalam ‘Unke aandze karam, unpe woh aana dil ka’ are exactly in the same traditional style that we see in Indian or Pakistani Qawwali gatherings.
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Users were surprised, said this is impossible
As soon as this video went viral, people from South Asian countries started giving their reactions on it. Many users wrote that “Music has no boundaries”, while some jokingly said that “After listening to his gamut, it seems that he must have been the disciple of some famous Qawwal in his previous life.” People believe that the way these foreign artists have executed this Kalam shows their deep respect for the rich cultural heritage of South Asia.
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