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Pulluvan Paatu A traditional folksong of Kerala Moksha Stories
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It is a folksong performed by the Pulluva community of #kerala. Mostly ritualistic, these songs are considered the conversation between man and the #nature. In the vernacular context, the term pullu connotes the bird of omen, and 'Pulluvas' are considered the #people with expertise to decode such omens. It is considered that their songs attract prosperity within a family. • These #songs are mainly performed in temples and sacred groves. Often, one can find Pulluvan Paatu being #performed in families, as part of their #tradition. The instruments used to perform these songs are called 'pulluvan veena'(a string fiddle with a bow) and 'pulluvan kuttam'(earthen pot with strings attached). • Our cultural immersive experiences connect such wonderful #stories of the regions. It also helps #travellers to indulge in deep and meaningful experiences. • N.B: There are many such versions of these folksong practiced in #India by various #communities. In Kerala, dominantly there are 'Naagampaatikal' (snake worshipers) and 'Prethampaatikal' (ghost worshipers). • #keralafolksong #keralatales #keralafolklore #mokshastories #feelthesoulofkerala #letstravelkerala #traditions #keralaArts #travel #travelvideo #family
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