“Bolo Tara Rara” is a hit song by Daler Mehndi, released in 1995 as part of his debut album. This energetic track became an instant sensation, propelling Daler Mehndi to fame and establishing him as a prominent figure in the Indian pop and Bhangra music scene. The song is known for its catchy chorus and lively beats, making it a favorite at parties and celebrations.
Oh my god, oh my god
Hayo rabba hayo rabba
She doesn’t climb on the cart, she doesn’t climb on the wall
Gadde te na chad di gadire te na chad di
She puts her foot on the roof of the shed
Chhadeyan de tattu utte tap chhad di
Say tara ra ra, tara ra ra, she’s a troublemaker
Bolo tara ra ra, tara ra ra, kanjri kalol kardi
Say tara ra ra
Bolo tara ra ra
Oh my god, oh my god
Hayo rabba hayo rabba
Wearing jewelry and makeup, she went to the fair
Haar te shingaar laa ke gai jadon mele vich
She went to the Banias’ shop and caused a stir, say tara ra ra
Baaniye di hatti vich jaake vadh gai, bolo tara ra ra
Say tara ra ra, she caught the eye of the Banias, say tara ra ra
Bolo tara ra ra, Baniye Dee Akkh Lad Gayi, bolo tara ra ra
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god
Hayo rabba hayo rabba hayo rabba
Walking back and forth, she swings her hips
Aunde jaunde rahiyan nu modhe maar langdi
Look at her bold youth, say tara ra ra
Athri jawaani vekho jaave dangdi, bolo tara ra ra
Say tara ra ra, she’s full of attitude, say tara ra ra
Bolo tara ra ra, Firdi e Hauke Bhardi, bolo ta ra ra
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god
Hayo rabba hayo rabba hayo rabba
With sweet words, she pulls at the heartstrings
Mitthe mitthe bola naal kaalje nu khich di
She dances in the hearts of lovers, say tara ra ra
Ashikan de dilan vich jaave rachdi, bolo tara ra ra
The henna dances behind, say tara ra ra ra
Mehndi peeche phire nachdi, bolo ta ra ra ra
Say tara ra ra, the henna dances behind, say tara ra ra ra
Bolo tara ra ra, Mehndi Peeche Phire Nachdi, bolo ta ra ra ra
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god
Hayo rabba hayo rabba hayo rabba
She doesn’t climb on the cart, she doesn’t climb on the wall
Gadde te na chaddi gadire te na chaddi
She puts her foot on the roof of the shed
Chhadeyan de tattu utte tap chhaddi
Say tara ra ra, she’s a troublemaker, say tara ra ra
Bolo tara ra ra, kanjri kalol kardi bolo tara ra ra
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god
Hayo rabba hayo rabba hayo rabba
“Bolo Ta Ra Ra Ra” is a landmark song in the Indian music industry, credited with popularizing Bhangra music among mainstream audiences. Its infectious rhythm and memorable lyrics have made it a timeless classic, ensuring its presence in playlists and dance floors even decades after its release. The song’s success paved the way for Daler Mehndi’s illustrious career and inspired a new wave of Indian pop music.
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