

Yeo Moga ... ..cha cha cha medley
Yeo Moga tum mhojea sukha ( Come my Love, my happiness) A fun and frolic movie duet adapted for cha cha cha for sprightly wedding dance...


Jurament (broken vows)
Jurament, A sad and poignant song in konkani of broken vows, false promises and broken hearts. Composer :M Boyer, a classic singer: Antoinette credit : Olgaveronica Rodrigues Kalliz hem tukach re bettoilem, I dedicated my heart to yo Mog utor kallzacher kantoilem, Your words have pierced my heart Don kalzam bandpachem dhor tunttoilem, the knot to tie two hearts have come undone Innocent kallzak hea fottoilem. the innocent he


Meu Amor (my love) Konkani love ballad
Meu Amor (my love) Another masterful composition of the legendary Chris Perry. About yearning for Fiancée to arrive and then to marry with a honeymoon in Goa.. It was originally sung by Usha but Queenie Fernandes sings it better. Vocalist: Queenie Fernandes Credit: JoeGoaUK Extra Lyrics with English translation, vid will load in few secs. La la la la la la la La la la la la la la Meu amor, ai minha dor My love, my sweet darling Quanto senti por teu amor I anxiously yearn fo


Vorrad ami Goenkar
Vorrad ami Goenkar (debonair, we Goans) A party, Carnival song with foot tapping music suited for dance floor or meshed into medleys. Original composers/singers: Xavier Gomes & Elvis Fernandes. Credit: Brothers in Arms band / Jurgenmycroft Lyrics with English translation for global audience, vid will load in few secs. vers 2.0 Elton Fernandes Mudans korunk kednaim tunvem Goeam ieunk zai for your vacation, sometimes you must come to Goa Goeam oslo gaum tuka meuncho nam go


Sopon (Dream) Lorna
Sopon (dream) a girl dreaming of her wedding day, Oh! when will it be? A Classic song from Lorna Cordeiro, the nightingale composer: Chis Perry. Credit :mcole84 lyrics with English translation for Global audience, vid will load in few secs. Kednam tho dis eiatolo, when will the day dawn Igorjechea darar meutollo, when we'll meet near the door of the Church (nuptials) Padri estolan amche hath bandtolo, the Priest will tie the wedding knot Ekvott amcho zatollo, And we'll be O














