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by Rajtilak Naik - Daijiworld Media Network Goa

Panaji, Aug 5: Eminent Mangalorean Konkani Music legend  - Poet / Musician Konkan Kogul  Wilfy Rebimbus won the hearts of numerous Goans, with his highly professional and meaningful rendition of poetry and songs (Kantaram) during his recitation at a special programme 'Kavi Sandhi' organised and hosted  by the Sahitya Akademi in association with the Institute Menezes Braganza at Panaji.

The programme was jointly organised by the Sahitya Akademi, New Delhi and Institute Menezes Braganza, Panaji and was held at the Art Gallery Hall of the Institute at Panaji - Goa. The programme was attended by various literary personalities which included President of Goa Konkani Academy, Mr Pundalik Naik, Incharge of the Konkani section of the Sahitya Akademi, Mr Damodar Mauzo, Mr Khurshid Alam and other distinguished audience. 

Wilfy recited some of his famous poetries like 'Mathyaar Kes ashille tenna hatant Cash nashille...Hatant Cash aayle tenna Mathyaar kes nashille', Sobit Sovnsaar and others, which was applauded  by all.

  

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  • Wilson Santos, St Joseph Nagar Mangalore/ Kuwait

    Tue, Aug 07 2007

    Man with born talent. I am happy to say that he is from my place

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