Ammano Samiyo Lyrics
From the movie Naan - 1967
Ammano Samiyo Song Lyrics is the track from Naan - 1967 Tamil Film – 1967. This song was sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன். The music was composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy. Lyrics works penned by Kannadasan.
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Ammano saamiyoo athaiyo maamiyoo Kambanur neeliyo kalyaana deviyoo
Ammano saamiyoo athaiyo maamiyoo Kambanur neeliyo kalyaana deviyoo
Pattalan solaiyilae pada vaettamma Pakkathu perumbooril angalamma
Kathi onnai kai konda punnathamma Karumaari ammaningu vandhaalamma
Kaaliyamman parambaraikku kalyanama Ohoo oho oho ho oo hoo
Ammano saamiyoo athaiyo maamiyoo Kambanur neeliyo kalyaana deviyoosollu
Ammano saamiyoo athaiyo maamiyoo Kambanur neeliyo kalyaana deviyoo
Maapillai nee enna madhurai veerano Malaiyaandi muniyaandi kaaliyannanoo
Haei vadappu yaarukkuda paakku vethala Maariyamma magalukka nee naalu veikkira
Malaiyerum deviyai yen kakka veikkira Ohoo oho oho ho oo hoo
Ammano saamiyoo athaiyo maamiyoo Kambanur neeliyo kalyaana deviyoosollu
Ammano saamiyoo athaiyo maamiyoo Kambanur neeliyo kalyaana deviyoo
Hai niruthu …ahaa Mathala melangal kotti mulangida
Uthira thaandavam aadadi kaali Sandhanam kungumam pongi vazhinthida
Sangaran nattiyam aadadi kaali
Aahaa Mathala melangal kotti mulangida
Kotti mulangida Uthira thaandavam aadadi kaali
Aadadi kaali Sandhanam kungumam pongi vazhinthida
Pongi vazhinthida Sangaran nattiyam aadadi kaali
Aadadi kaali
Thumbai poomaalai soottattumaa Soottattumaa
Sooru kariyaakki podattuma Podattuma
Devi aavesam theerkkattuma Theerkkattuma
Kobam malaiyera seiyattumaa Seiyattumaa
Mudiyathu…haaaa
Manjalukku vaeliyadi mangaiyarkku kavaldi Nenjil enna vanjamadi enga muthu maariyamma
Haaaa Thuni velukka mannumundu
Mannumundu Thol velukka sambalundu
Sambalundu Thuni velukka mannumundu
Mannumundu
Thuni velukka mannumundu Thol velukka sambalundu
Gunam velukka vazhi sollvaai Kothaiyae muthu maariyamma ahaa
Solrenda Adiyae amma
Mazhaiyin kobam vellamadi Kadhirin kobam veyiladi
Kaali neeyum kobam kondaal Kakka yaarum illaiyadi
Kottadi kotti mulakku undhan Kottaikku sondham endru potta kanakku
Haaaaa…
Thattadi thatti vilakku undhan Sammadham illaiyendral yedhu vazhakku
Kottadi kotti kottadi kotti Kottadi kottadi kottadi kottadi
Kottu kottu kottu kottu
Malai eriya
Yera maatten Poriya Female : Poren(2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant, high-energy devotional folk piece, likely performed during a village festival or a ritual invoking the goddess. The lyrics are a direct address to various forms of the Mother Goddess – Amman, Kali, Mariamman, Neeliyamma, Angalamma, Padavettamma, Punnathamma, and Karumari Amman. The singers question the identity of the divine presence, asking if it's a familiar deity or a relative, setting a tone of intimate yet awe-filled interaction. The song also playfully challenges a potential groom, questioning his identity and his audacity in fixing a date for the goddess's daughter, implying a divine wedding or a significant event is underway.
The latter part of the song shifts into a more direct invocation and plea. It urges Kali to perform her fierce dance (Uthira Thandavam, Sangaran Nattiyam) amidst the beating of drums and overflowing offerings. There's a dialogue where offerings are made to appease her, followed by a defiant response, perhaps from the goddess herself or a possessed devotee. The lyrics then pose a profound question about purifying one's character, acknowledging the destructive power of the goddess's wrath, comparing it to floods and scorching sun. The song concludes with rhythmic calls to beat the drums, asserting the goddess's dominion, and a final exchange about her departure, encapsulating the dynamic and often challenging relationship between devotees and the fierce divine feminine.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ammano Samiyo?
Ammano Samiyo is sung by எல். ஆர். ஈஸ்வரி மற்றும் சீர்காழி கோவிந்தராஜன்.
Which movie is Ammano Samiyo from?
The song Ammano Samiyo is featured in the movie Naan - 1967.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ammano Samiyo?
The lyrics for Ammano Samiyo were written by Kannadasan with music composed by T. K. Ramamoorthy.
Is English translation available for Ammano Samiyo lyrics?
Yes! Ammano Samiyo lyrics from Naan - 1967 include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ammano Samiyo lyrics?
This song is a vibrant, high-energy devotional folk piece, likely performed during a village festival or a ritual invoking the goddess. The lyrics are a direct address to various forms of the Mother Goddess – Amman, Kali, Mariamman, Neeliyamma, Angalamma, Padavettamma, Punnathamma, and Karumari Amman. The singers question the identity of the divine presence, asking if it's a familiar deity or a relative, setting a tone of intimate yet awe-filled interaction. The song also playfully challenges a potential groom, questioning his identity and his audacity in fixing a date for the goddess's daughter, implying a divine wedding or a significant event is underway. The latter part of the song shifts into a more direct invocation and plea. It urges Kali to perform her fierce dance (Uthira Thandavam, Sangaran Nattiyam) amidst the beating of drums and overflowing offerings. There's a dialogue where offerings are made to appease her, followed by a defiant response, perhaps from the goddess herself or a possessed devotee. The lyrics then pose a profound question about purifying one's character, acknowledging the destructive power of the goddess's wrath, comparing it to floods and scorching sun. The song concludes with rhythmic calls to beat the drums, asserting the goddess's dominion, and a final exchange about her departure, encapsulating the dynamic and often challenging relationship between devotees and the fierce divine feminine.
Song Details
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