Mangaluru: 74-year-old Grace D’Souza finds joy and peace in Konkani singing marathon


Nayana J C

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Nov 11: The 12-day, 12-hour and 12-minute Konkani Singing Marathon organised by Mandd Sobhann is celebrating the richness of the Konkani language and its musical heritage, attracting music lovers from different walks of life.

Among the regular visitors is 74-year-old Grace D’Souza from Urwa Store, whose enthusiasm and love for Konkani music stand out. She arrives at the venue every morning and spends almost the entire day enjoying the performances, staying until evening.

Speaking about her experience, Grace said she simply loves the atmosphere at the venue. She appreciated the arrangements made by the organisers and was particularly impressed by the uninterrupted sequence of performances, with one team taking over from another without any break.

"There is no sadness in my heart when I listen to these songs. They fill me with peace, happiness and contentment. I feel so happy sitting here and listening to the songs. It is a wonderful experience, and I love being part of this atmosphere," she said.

For Grace, the marathon is more than just a musical event; it is an opportunity to celebrate her love for Konkani songs and experience the happiness and peace that music brings.

With four more days of singing remaining, her daily presence adds a heartwarming touch to the celebration, reminding everyone that music has no age and that the love for one's language and culture only grows stronger with time.

  

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