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#Baila #Saade #BailaSaade #bailasade #bayila #බයිලාසාදේ #Rupavahini #Musical Baila Saade - බයිලා සාදේ | Episode 01 25th October 2020 Baila Saade - බයිලා සාදේ | Episode 01 Artist Modara Dias Saman De Silva Jude De Zoysa Chamila Prasad Presented by @Rodney Warnakula Script by @Lal Ananda Abeydheera Produced by @Sumith Disanayaka Music by @Dinesh Subasinghe A musical Journey to discover the history of Baila music with Dinesh Subasinghe Baila Saade Lineup theme (0:00) intro (0:41) Modara Dias With Saman De Silva (5:52) Banjo Rabane Saman De Silva (14:30) Niyare Piyanagala Jude De Zoysa (19:00) Mage Pale Andura Nasanna Jude De Zoysa (24:22) Gambada Lalani Dinesh Subasinghe (28:10) Chamila Prasad (32:42) Kanthoruwa Modara Dias(40:43) Hipiyo End (46:16) Banjo Rabane Follow on: Official website - http://www.rupavahini.lk Official Facebook Page - https://www.rupavahini.lk/facebook Official Twitter Page - https://www.rupavahini.lk/twitter Official YouTube Channel - https://www.rupavahini.lk/youtube Official Instagram -   / rupavahini.lk   ####################################################################### Today, this "kaffirhina" style (often referred to by its "6/8" time)has been adapted from violin, bongo drums and mandolin to accommodate modern instruments — specifically the electric guitar and synthesiser/workstation keyboards, octapad, bass guitar and drum kit. Due in part to this evolution, it is most often heard during parties, school reunions, charity dinner dances, hotel concerts and weddings. Contemporary Bayila is also characterized by comical lyrics, often loosely adapted from themes derived from Sri Lanka's history and/or folklore. There are four subgenres of Bayila: Chorus Baila: typical Bayila song. Waada Baila: this is a contest between several Bayila singers, often spontaneous. Judges give them a topic and competitors must compose their own lyrics for the specific Bayila rhythm. Marks are given in different criteria including quick-wittedness, meaningfulness, flow and rhyme. Papare Baila: instrumental baila usually played outdoors using trumpets and drums influenced by marching bands. Popular in carnivals and cricket matches, the crowd joins in by singing and dancing. Calypso baila: influenced by Calypso music, played typically with acoustic guitars and bongo drums. Popular Bayila artists include: M.S. Fernando, Anton Jones, Paul Fernando, Desmond de Silva, Nihal Nelson, Maxwell Mendis, Sunil Perera (The Gypsies), Saman De Silva, Danapala Udawaththa, Rajiv Sebastian, Claude de Zoysa, Marriazelle Goonathilake, Nithi Kanagaratnam, A.E.Manoharan, and Dalreen among others. Bayila has also influenced the music of many popular artists such as: Annesley Malewana, Clarence Wijewardene, C.T. Fernando, Anil Bharathi, Christopher Paul, Priya Peiris La Bambas, Super Golden Chimes, Los Flamingos, Sunflowers (band), The Gypsies, and even Pandit W. D. Amaradeva. Moratuwa has produced a large number of these artists and is often referred to as the unofficial home of Bayila.The Roshan Fernando foundation is a charity committed to the welfare of baila and other musicians.Radio broadcaster Vernon Corea has been credited with having helped to spread Bayila music to the English-speaking world via English-language programmes aired on Radio Ceylon and BBC Radio London during the late 1960s and 1970s. In December 2006 a nonstop dance CD with the greatest Bayila hits titled Sri Lankan Open House Party was released in Sri Lanka. The music was directed by renowned composer Suresh Maliyadde while the music on the CD was provided by Niresh Perera (The Gypsies) on drums, Mahinda Bandara Fortunes) on guitar, Tilak Dias on bass, Tissasiri Perera on keyboard, and Visharadha Monaj Pieris on percussion. Singers who were empowering these all time evergreens are Kanishka Wijetunga, Ganesha Wijetunga, Mariazelle Goonetilleke, and Suresh Maliyadde. There are Baila songs in Tamil, which were popularized by Nithi Kanagaratnam, Stany Sivananthan, Tobel Ragal, Kanapathipillai, Emanuel, S Ramachandran, Ceylon Manohar (A.E.Manoharan), M.P.Paramesh, Amuthan Annamalai, etc... Content Credit By @https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baila