Aadinaar Andre Lyrics
From the movie Pathi Bakthi - 1958
Aadinaar Andre Song Lyrics is the track from Pathi Bakthi - 1958 Tamil Film – 1958. This song was sung by ஜே. பி. சந்திரபாபு. The music was composed by Vishwanathan-Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram.
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One and two and three and four Thai thaithai thai thai thai thai
Rock rock rock rock and roll Rock rock rock rock and roll
Shake shake shake shake and roll Walk walk walk walk and roll
English dance one and two and Indian dance thai thai thai thai
China dance sing song sing song Burma dance ding dong ding dong
Lady dance jodi dance Body beautiful pattu sittugal
Paadi aadidum dance
Aadinar andre aadinar thillai Ambalathae nindru
Aadinar andre aadinar thillai Ambalathae nindru
Arakaranaam thiru nadana sabaesan Aadinar andre
Andam kulungida thondar nadungida Nandhi mathalam engum mulangida
Aranginil aadinar andre
Carnatic :
Sir sir sir dont worry sir Paar paar paar velaigalai paar
Boy boy boy bade bade boy Raa teeti raar dee… daa
Sir sir sir dont worry sir Paar paar paar velaigalai paar
Boy boy boy bade bade boy Raa teeti raar dee… daa
Kombilae pazham paluthu thonguradhum kalai
Lovula manam mayangi pongurathum kalai
Veedhiyilae karnam pottu aadurathum kalai
Medaiyilae kundhikittu paadurathum kalai
Kalai kalai kalai
Gopiyar koodavae kaavinilaadidum Kurumbhukaaran gopalan nandhabalan
Gopiyar koodavae kaavinilaadidum Kurumbhukaaran gopalan nandhabalan
Kuzhalosai ketkadha kurai seidhha kaadhu Kuraindhenna valarndhenna
Ondrukkum udhavadhu Gopiyar koodavae
Rock rock rock rock and roll Rock rock rock rock and roll
Shake shake shake shake and roll Walk walk walk walk and roll
English dance one and two and Indian dance thai thai thai thai
China dance sing song sing song Burma dance ding dong ding dong
Lady dance jodi dance Body beautiful pattu sittugal
Paadi aadidum dance
Rock and rolll…
Song Meaning & Analysis
The song "Aadinaar Andre" from the 1958 film 'Pathi Bakthi' is a vibrant celebration of dance and art in its myriad forms, blending traditional and modern, Eastern and Western influences. It opens with a playful mix of English counting and dance sounds, immediately setting a lighthearted and energetic tone. The lyrics then traverse various global dance styles, from "English dance" to "Indian dance" and even "China dance" and "Burma dance," highlighting the universal appeal and diversity of movement.
At its core, the song pays homage to divine dancers: Lord Shiva, who performed his cosmic dance (Thandavam) in Chidambaram, causing the universe to shake, and Lord Krishna (Gopalan, Nandabalan), who playfully danced with the Gopis. The lyrics also broaden the definition of 'art' to include everyday phenomena like a fruit ripening, the emotion of love, street performances, and stage singing, asserting that art is inherent in life itself. The recurring "Rock and Roll" motif, interspersed with traditional references, underscores the song's innovative fusion of cultural elements, reflecting the evolving musical landscape of the era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Aadinaar Andre?
Aadinaar Andre is sung by ஜே. பி. சந்திரபாபு.
Which movie is Aadinaar Andre from?
The song Aadinaar Andre is featured in the movie Pathi Bakthi - 1958.
Who wrote the lyrics for Aadinaar Andre?
The lyrics for Aadinaar Andre were written by Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram with music composed by Vishwanathan-Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Aadinaar Andre lyrics?
Yes! Aadinaar Andre lyrics from Pathi Bakthi - 1958 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Aadinaar Andre lyrics?
The song "Aadinaar Andre" from the 1958 film 'Pathi Bakthi' is a vibrant celebration of dance and art in its myriad forms, blending traditional and modern, Eastern and Western influences. It opens with a playful mix of English counting and dance sounds, immediately setting a lighthearted and energetic tone. The lyrics then traverse various global dance styles, from "English dance" to "Indian dance" and even "China dance" and "Burma dance," highlighting the universal appeal and diversity of movement. At its core, the song pays homage to divine dancers: Lord Shiva, who performed his cosmic dance (Thandavam) in Chidambaram, causing the universe to shake, and Lord Krishna (Gopalan, Nandabalan), who playfully danced with the Gopis. The lyrics also broaden the definition of 'art' to include everyday phenomena like a fruit ripening, the emotion of love, street performances, and stage singing, asserting that art is inherent in life itself. The recurring "Rock and Roll" motif, interspersed with traditional references, underscores the song's innovative fusion of cultural elements, reflecting the evolving musical landscape of the era.
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