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This video that has gone viral in Kerala landed in my inbox as I woke up today in Araku.
— Manoj Kumar (@manoj_naandi) July 5, 2023
It is a Wayanad folk song sung by a music teacher who had spotted the drumming talent of this student and joined him in an impromptu session in school.
It is teachers that create stars. pic.twitter.com/OzvUIiUDvR
