Deepali Watal Songs

 

Dr. Deepali Wattal is a distinguished vocalist renowned for her soulful renditions of Kashmiri music. Her extensive repertoire has significantly enriched the cultural tapestry of the region. Below is a curated list of her top 10 songs, each accompanied by available YouTube, JioSaavn, and Wynk Music links for your listening pleasure.



  1. Dimiyo Dilas Gandiyo

    This melodious track showcases Dr. Wattal's mastery over traditional Kashmiri music, blending soulful lyrics with captivating rhythms.

  2. Kya Rotuth Malal Dilas

    A heartfelt song that delves into the depths of longing and emotion, highlighting Dr. Wattal's expressive vocal prowess.

  3. Chane Bartal Ravem

    This traditional Kashmiri song is brought to life with Dr. Wattal's emotive rendition, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the region.

  4. Kr Bulbuli Dedare Gul

    A beautiful composition that intertwines poetic lyrics with melodious tunes, exemplifying the essence of Kashmiri folklore.

  5. Yar Ded Hay Mernasay

    This song captures the essence of love and yearning, delivered with Dr. Wattal's signature emotive style.

  6. Gulab Safi Lyrics

    Dr. Wattal's rendition of this classic piece pays homage to the legendary poet Gulab Safi, blending profound lyrics with soulful melodies.

  7. Mera Vo Samaan

    In this rehearsal session, Dr. Wattal explores new compositions, showcasing her versatility and creative process.

  8. Best of Rasajavedani

    A tribute to the legendary poet Rasajavedani, this performance highlights Dr. Wattal's ability to interpret and convey deep poetic meanings through her singing.

  9. **Cha Futruth Myun Nozukh

Comments

  1. Unknown31 May 2021 at 23:39

    A very good Singer. Kashmiri's are proud of Deepali Ji. Mahadev bless you. 🙏

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