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German Singer Performs Kannada Song at Karnataka Rajyotsava
✍️ Asianet Newsable
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 05:37 AM
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During Karnataka’s state day celebrations, a German woman performed the popular Kannada song ‘Karunada Tayi’, drawing applause from the crowd.
At the Karnataka Rajyotsava celebrations held on 1 November, a German woman took to the stage to perform the well‑known Kannada song ‘Karunada Tayi’. The performance was part of the cultural programme that marked the state’s annual day. The singer, who has been learning Kannada for several years, was greeted with enthusiastic applause from the audience.
The event, which was organized by the Karnataka State Government, featured a mix of music, dance and cultural displays. The German performer’s rendition of ‘Karunada Tayi’ was recorded and shared on social media, where it quickly gained attention for its cross‑cultural appeal.
Officials noted that the inclusion of international artists in the Rajyotsava programme reflects Karnataka’s commitment to showcasing its cultural diversity. The performance was seen as a symbol of the state’s openness to global influences while celebrating its own heritage.
The singer expressed her gratitude for the warm reception and said that learning Kannada had been a rewarding experience. Her performance is expected to inspire more cross‑cultural collaborations in future state celebrations.
The event, which was organized by the Karnataka State Government, featured a mix of music, dance and cultural displays. The German performer’s rendition of ‘Karunada Tayi’ was recorded and shared on social media, where it quickly gained attention for its cross‑cultural appeal.
Officials noted that the inclusion of international artists in the Rajyotsava programme reflects Karnataka’s commitment to showcasing its cultural diversity. The performance was seen as a symbol of the state’s openness to global influences while celebrating its own heritage.
The singer expressed her gratitude for the warm reception and said that learning Kannada had been a rewarding experience. Her performance is expected to inspire more cross‑cultural collaborations in future state celebrations.