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Saturday, April 28, 2012

Operatic Voice and Expressions - Malika-e-Turranum, Noor Jehan of Pakistan (and pre-partition India)

I have some of the fondest memories of music related to Noor Jehan and this song in particular.

Thanks Razak Khan and Marvi Mazhar for bringing this video to my life. I am in your debt. Noor Jehan is indeed the light of the universe. Camp as they can be. Electric and Dramatic. Special and precious!

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