Keera Vangalaiyo Keera Lyrics
From the movie Unnai Naan Vazhthugiren
Keera Vangalaiyo Keera Song Lyrics is the track from Unnai Naan Vazhthugiren Tamil Film – 1989. This song was sung by ஆர். எஸ். ஸ்வர்ணலதா. The music was composed by Vijay, #8211; Chithar.
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Keera vaangalaiyoo keerai Idhu ponnaaganni keera
Poochiyillaa keera Pudhusaa vandha keera
Idhu keezhakara keera
Thandukeera agathikeera Thottu paarthu porengura
Sonna konjam kelunga suthaamana keeranga Kittae vandhu paarunga solluradha kelunga
Arakkeera venumunnaa ambathu kaasunga
Sirukkeera ellaam ingae sillara thaanunga
Arakkeera venumunnaa ambathu kaasunga
Sirukkeera ellaam ingae sillara thaanunga
Thandukeera agathikeera Thottu paarthu porengura
Sonna konjam kelunga suthaamana keeranga Ada kittae vandhu paarunga solluradha kelunga
Ethanaiyoo vagai vagaiyaai Irukkudhunga keeranga
Enna keera venumunnu Eduthu konjam paarunga
Ada ethanaiyoo vagai vagaiyaai Irukkudhunga keeranga
Enna keera venumunnu Eduthu konjam paarunga
Mozhakkeera muzhusukkum Moonu rooba thaanunga
Pathu kaasu thandhaakka oru pidi thaanga Ada mozhakkeera muzhusukkum
Moonu rooba thaanunga Pathu kaasu thandhaakka oru pidi thaanga
Thandukeera agathikeera Thottu paarthu porengura
Sonna konjam kelunga suthaamana keeranga Ada kittae vandhu paarunga solluradha kelunga
Pallu pona paattikkuthaan Padhamaana keeranga
Bokka vaayi thaatha kooda Paathu thinnum keeranga
Ada pallu pona paattikkuthaan Padhamaana keeranga
Bokka vaayi thaatha kooda Paathu thinnum keeranga
Keeraiyinna keerainga Ellathukkum jorunga
Kaasai ingae koduthuputtu Kothu kothaa allunga
Keeraiyinna keerainga Ellathukkum jorunga
Kaasai ingae koduthuputtu Kothu kothaa allunga
Thandukeera agathikeera Thottu paarthu porengura
Sonna konjam kelunga suthaamana keeranga Ada kittae vandhu paarunga solluradha kelunga
Lalalalala lalalla lalala…(2)
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a vibrant and energetic street vendor's call, enticing customers to buy fresh greens. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a seller passionately promoting their produce, highlighting the variety (Ponnanganni, Keelakarai, Araikeerai, Sirukeerai, Molakeerai, Thandukeerai, Agathikeerai), freshness ("without worms," "freshly arrived"), and quality ("pure greens"). The vendor emphasizes the affordability and value, mentioning specific prices and quantities, and even appeals to different age groups by stating the greens are soft enough for grandmas and grandpas with missing teeth. It's a lively, persuasive pitch aimed at convincing passersby to stop, look, and ultimately purchase the healthy, wholesome greens.
The song captures the essence of a bustling marketplace, with the vendor's repetitive yet engaging calls creating a rhythmic and memorable tune. It's not just about selling greens; it's about the daily grind, the art of persuasion, and the simple, honest transaction between a seller and a buyer. The lyrics evoke a sense of community and traditional commerce, where the quality of the produce and the trust in the seller are paramount. The overall mood is cheerful and industrious, reflecting the everyday life and culture of a Tamil village or town market.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Keera Vangalaiyo Keera?
Keera Vangalaiyo Keera is sung by ஆர். எஸ். ஸ்வர்ணலதா.
Which movie is Keera Vangalaiyo Keera from?
The song Keera Vangalaiyo Keera is featured in the movie Unnai Naan Vazhthugiren.
Who wrote the lyrics for Keera Vangalaiyo Keera?
The lyrics for Keera Vangalaiyo Keera were written by Unknown with music composed by Vijay – Chithar.
Is English translation available for Keera Vangalaiyo Keera lyrics?
Yes! Keera Vangalaiyo Keera lyrics from Unnai Naan Vazhthugiren include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Keera Vangalaiyo Keera lyrics?
This song is a vibrant and energetic street vendor's call, enticing customers to buy fresh greens. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a seller passionately promoting their produce, highlighting the variety (Ponnanganni, Keelakarai, Araikeerai, Sirukeerai, Molakeerai, Thandukeerai, Agathikeerai), freshness ("without worms," "freshly arrived"), and quality ("pure greens"). The vendor emphasizes the affordability and value, mentioning specific prices and quantities, and even appeals to different age groups by stating the greens are soft enough for grandmas and grandpas with missing teeth. It's a lively, persuasive pitch aimed at convincing passersby to stop, look, and ultimately purchase the healthy, wholesome greens. The song captures the essence of a bustling marketplace, with the vendor's repetitive yet engaging calls creating a rhythmic and memorable tune. It's not just about selling greens; it's about the daily grind, the art of persuasion, and the simple, honest transaction between a seller and a buyer. The lyrics evoke a sense of community and traditional commerce, where the quality of the produce and the trust in the seller are paramount. The overall mood is cheerful and industrious, reflecting the everyday life and culture of a Tamil village or town market.