Some of the popular Sohar songs are Mili Juli Gaave, Nand Ke Janme, Bahuji Ke Petwa Mein Peera, Ganga Maiya Ki Oonchi, Janme Gokul Mein etc.Ĭhhattisgarh has a varied and rich cultural tradition. But at times they deal with the suffering of a mother during pregnancy and childbirth. Sohar songs are rituals in themselves, with veneration toward God, celebration for the birth of a baby boy who will carry the patrilineal line. The Sohar songs are of happy and celebrating note, congratulating the parents of the newly born child. The songs are usually sung by women and are accompanied by dholak (a drum with two heads) and manji (hand-cymbals). In different parts of India the song is called by different names like Sogar, Sohilo Somar or Sohla. In the Bhojpuri dialect, the meaning of the word Sohal is feeling good. Sohar songs are sung by most of the Hindi speaking regions of India.
In the Indian society it is very common that the birth of a son is celebrated with a lot of pomp and grandeur. Sohar songs are sung after the birth of a child, specially the birth of a son. The folk songs of Chhattisgarh portray the social, cultural, and religious beliefs of the simple village people.Ī wide number of folk songs are popular in the region namely Fag, Karma songs, Danda songs, Sawnahi, Kau-Mau, Sua songs, Chau-Mau Dewar songs, Cher-Chera songs, Sohar song, Khuduwa, Dhankul songs, Bhojali songs, Dandi Pouha, Loriya, Goura songs, Fugdi etc. Some of the regional folk songs are Janvara songs, Dhankul songs, Goura songs, songs of Nagpanchami, Mata Seva songs, Bhojali songs etc.Ĭhhattisgarh is a state of rich cultural heritage reflected through its dance, music, art and handicraft. While in the category of entertainment folk songs Dewar songs, Karma songs and Danda occupy a prominent place.
Among the huge list of songs are Loriya, songs sung for the children and playing songs of child like Kau-Mau, Loriya, Fugdi, Chau-Mau, Dandi Pouha, Khuduwa (Kakdi). There are some songs, which are sung only during the festivals like Sua songs (Dipawali), Dohe of Rout Nacha (Dipawali), Cher-Chera songs (to welcome new crops, child songs). Some of the folk songs of Chhattisgarh are season specific and are sung during specific seasons like Baramasi (12 months), Sawnahi (in rainy seasons) and Fag (Basant Geet). Some of the festivals celebrated by the people of Chhattisgarhi like Navakhani, Hareli, Ganga Dushhara, Sarhul Chherka, Dipawali, Karma, Kartika and Dushara. While celebrating various festivals and marriages these tribes indulge in dance and music. Many schedule tribes like Gond, Kamar, Kanver, Korva, Birhi, Baiga, Halba, Pando, Uranv, Binjhwar live in Chhattisgarh. Chhattisgarh Folk Songs occupy an eminent place in the culture of the state. Is reflected in its music, dance, art and craft etc. The rich cultural heritage of Chhattisgarh
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