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This Garhwali folk song beautifully celebrates the twelve months and the six seasons that define the rhythm of life in the hills. Each verse highlights what nature brings with every month—flowers in Chaitra, ripening fruits, harvesting cycles, snowfall, and festivals like Diwali, Makar Sankranti, and Holi. Through simple yet evocative lines, the song honors the deep connection between the Garhwali people, their land, and the seasonal changes that guide their traditions.

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Song Credits -

Shanti Binjola & Group - 9410950131, 9759431406

Lyrics -

Bara maino ki kya khaas baat?
(What is special about the twelve months?)

Bara maina ma chhe ritu chhan
(The twelve months have six seasons)

Phool phoolla Chet ka maina
(Flowers bloom in the month of Chaitra)

Aali Bikhaut Baisakh maina
(In the month of Baisakh, the festival of Baisakhi arrives)

Kafal paakla Jeth maina
(In the month of Jyeshtha, the kafal fruit ripens)

Saati godyaal Asaad maina
(In the month of Ashadha, paddy cultivation begins)

Bara maino ki kya khaas baat?
(What is special about the twelve months?)

Bara maina ma chhe ritu chhan
(The twelve months have six seasons)

Aaru paakla Sauna ka maina
(In the month of Shravan, apricots ripen)

Mungri paakli Bhado ka maina
(In the month of Bhadrapad, corn ripens)

Jeeri paakli Asuj maina
(In the month of Ashwin, cumin ripens)

Aali Bagwal Katig maina
(In the month of Kartika, Diwali arrives)

Bara maino ki kya khaas baat?
(What is special about the twelve months?)

Bara maina ma chhe ritu chhan
(The twelve months have six seasons)

Gyon butela Mangseer maina
(In the month of Margashirsha, wheat crops are sown)

Hyun padlu Pusa ka maina
(In the month of Pausha, snow falls)

Magh ka maina Makrain aali
(In the month of Magha, Makar Sankranti is celebrated)

Phagun maina Holi chharoli
(In the month of Phagun, the festival of colors—Holi—is celebrated)

Bara maino ki kya khaas baat?
(What is special about the twelve months?)

Bara maina ma chhe ritu chhan
(The twelve months have six seasons)

Bara maina ma chhe ritu chhan
(The twelve months have six seasons)

Bara maina ma chhe ritu chhan
(The twelve months have six seasons)

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