Deuda specially from Sudur Pachim Nepal is the symbol of unity. On this category many more songs can be catagorised, Some of these Nepali music are catagorised below.ĭeuda SongsDeuda songs has different flavor than other Nepali songs. Since lok songs can be sung everywhere people prefer to sing lok songs as the most favourite one. Lok songs has great value in Nepali songs industry as most of Nepali songs album are Lok songs album. Lok SongsLok Songs are one of the most popular songs in Nepal and in the Nepali people who loves music and live all over this musical glove. The act of singing has categorized Nepali songs in different categories eg lok songs, Deuda songs, Dohari songs ( Lok Dohari songs), thet folk songs, modern songs and many more. Nepali people use to express their feelings to each other in the form of Nepali songs or Nepali music same as novels. Nepali songs can be categorized and some of them are the blue prints music to identify the certain ethnic group and their locations. Sometimes usually a short piece of music with words which are sung in festivals and gathering has developed Nepali songs more differently. Nepali music is well known as Nepali songs in Nepal, has different categories of songs and expanding with many music album ( songs album) in the locality of Nepal and Nepali songs industry. Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni Sa, these seven notes in different arrangements has made the Nepali songs more melodious. Nepal is the country rich in music and musical instruments as well as songs of different catagories. The history of Nepali songs began from ancient time with the development of classical music and Nepali native language.
Nepali songsSongs known as Geet in Nepali language.
MP3 are audio format which occupies less mb and it facilitates to download music. These days most of the song is in "MP3" format. Songs of Nepali language make Nepalese together even when they are far away from their country Nepal. When they listen to nepali songs they feel motherland. Nepali songNepalese feel proud when they say, we are "Nepali".
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