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Music · Coke Studio Pakistan · 2019Hairaan Hua
10 min
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A kalam on bewilderment before the divine, sung by the Sindhi singer who grew up performing at the shrines with her father.

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Meet Sanam Marvi.

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Sindhi Sufi Kalam

Sanam Marvi

Pakistani folk and Sufi singer from Sindh who sings the kalams of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, Bulleh Shah and Sachal Sarmast in Sindhi, Punjabi and Balochi.

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