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Meghalaya's Da-La-Riti Performs Folk Music in Osaka, Japan
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🗓 03 Oct 2026, 07:32 AM
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The folk ensemble Da-La-Riti, hailing from Meghalaya, showcased traditional Khasi music in Osaka, marking a significant cultural exchange between India and Japan.
Da-La-Riti, a folk music group rooted in the Khasi traditions of Meghalaya, performed in Osaka, Japan, bringing the rhythms of the Indian northeast to an international audience. The concert, held at a local cultural venue, featured a blend of traditional instruments and contemporary arrangements that highlighted the diversity of Meghalaya’s musical heritage.
The performance was part of a cultural exchange program organized by the Indian Embassy in Tokyo, aiming to promote Indian folk arts abroad. Audience members, including Japanese musicians and cultural enthusiasts, praised the group’s energetic delivery and the authenticity of their sound.
Da-La-Riti’s lead vocalist, who has been active in promoting Khasi music for over a decade, emphasized the importance of sharing regional art forms on global stages. She noted that such exposure helps preserve and evolve traditional music.
The event received positive reviews from local media and online platforms, with many viewers expressing interest in future performances by Indian folk groups in Japan.
The performance was part of a cultural exchange program organized by the Indian Embassy in Tokyo, aiming to promote Indian folk arts abroad. Audience members, including Japanese musicians and cultural enthusiasts, praised the group’s energetic delivery and the authenticity of their sound.
Da-La-Riti’s lead vocalist, who has been active in promoting Khasi music for over a decade, emphasized the importance of sharing regional art forms on global stages. She noted that such exposure helps preserve and evolve traditional music.
The event received positive reviews from local media and online platforms, with many viewers expressing interest in future performances by Indian folk groups in Japan.