Mubarik Mubarik
"Mubarik Mubarik" | |
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Single by Atif Aslam and Banur's Band | |
from the album Coke Studio S12E3 | |
Language | Balochi, Punjabi |
Released | 8 November 2019 (2019-11-08) |
Studio | Coke Studio |
Genre | Pakistani pop |
Length | 6:09 |
Label | Coke Studio (Pakistan) |
Composer(s) | Usman Withd |
Lyricist(s) | Atif Aslam and Chakar Baloch |
Producer(s) | Coca-Cola and Rohail Hyatt |
Mubarik Mubarik (Urdu: مبارک مبارک transl. Blessings and congratulations) is a Balochi and Punjabi-language song sung by Atif Aslam and Banur band performed in season 12 (episode three) of Coke Studio Pakistan. The Balochi lyrics are traditional folk verses while the Punjabi lyrics were penned by Atif Aslam.[1][2]
The lyrics of the song are mix of two aspects of Balochi music and poetry, 'haalo (come) and naazek (celebrate)'.[3] The song is about celebration, wedding and showcases Baloch culture. The song, musically includes a Balochi counterpart of Eastern Classical raags.[2][4][5]
Atif Aslam said:
This is my favourite composition of the season, and when I heard it, I immediately said I have to do this. I think this is an instinct that one has that says, I want this, I want to do this and I think I can add value to it.[6]
Credits
- Song – Mubarik Mubarik
- Artists – Atif Aslam & Banur's Band
- Starring – Atif Aslam, SM Baloch, Chakar Baloch & Usman Withd
- Lyricists – Atif Aslam & Chakar Baloch
- Composer – Usman Withd
- Producer – Rohail Hyatt
- Label – Coke Studio
See also
- Tajdar-e-Haram
- Aaye Kuch Abr
References
- ^ "Mubarik Mubarik Lyrics With Urdu & English Translation – Atif Aslam – Banur's Band – Coke Studio S12".
- ^ a b "Coke Studio is back to its roots with its third episode". Images. 9 November 2019.
- ^ "Ep 3 of 'Coke Studio 12' might just be the best one yet". The Express Tribune. 9 November 2019.
- ^ Kazmi, Hasan (1 November 2019). "Coke Studio Season 12 Episode 3: Atif Aslam to bring Punjabi Touch in Balochi music, To Be Aired Today". Masala.com.
- ^ "Mubarik Mubarik by Banur's Band and Atif Aslam – Brides & You".
- ^ Sabeeh, Maheen. "Coke Studio 12 gets it right with episode 3". www.thenews.com.pk.
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- "Dekhte Dekhte"
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- "Jeena Jeena"
- "Qaumi Taranah"
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