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Music and Dance

With only a recent invasion of television and the media, Nepal is still a highly communitarian society and dancing and singing is a regular occurrence during festivals and social occasions.

The best way of illustrating music and dance is simply to show a number of videos. The following can be viewed by clicking on the play button (don't try without broadband).

This first song is called Choli Ramro and is a catchy song about beautiful clothes.

Next is a Dohori which is an improvised song between a girl and boy. Dohori are often flirtatous and sung whilst harvesting.

The following is a stick dance by Tharu people from the Tarai.




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