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GO_DANG_PA_by_Kuenga_

Go dangpa Pa by Kuenga

Shot by : VIS Production 
Shot and Produced by : Joel Baker 
Beat By : Daunt 
Song mixed and mastered by : Daunt and Androx 

Artist 
( Rebellions Bhutan ) 
T - Rap 
Putulu 
Kado 
Mame Alu 

Original Background vocal ( Ausa Phalay ) : Pema Lhamo

Special Thanks ti 
All the people involved in this video to make this happen 💚

GA MO ? - T Rap | Putulu | Kado | Mame Alu

Tenzin la - Rytha

Inhale / Exhale Remixed, Vol. 2

Lately (Vintage Culture Remix)

We truly hope that our listeners enjoy our music.

Semkha Leczin x Dedrik

Music by- Baby Floyd
Mix and master- S Audio Production ( Sangay Thinley)
Vocal - Sangay Thinley
Female Vocal- Tshering Yangdon (Pinky)
Guitar - Ujal Uj
Bass - Samir Biswa
Drum - Milan Biswa

Music Video by Tashi Druk Tshewang
DOP - Choedra LTJT Thinley
Make up- sonam Dema Yobo
Gaffer - Chimi Dorji
Asst. Camera man- Tshewang Tandin Dorji
Production Manager- Kuenley Wangyel/ Ujal karki/ Rigzin Lhamo / Yobo


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Dra Da Jamchey – A Story of Three Generations of Love

Long ago, in a quiet monastery tucked within the mountains, lived Dalo Alo Penjo and Goensa Lham. They were inseparable—best friends who slowly discovered a love that went beyond friendship. Yet, bound by vows and the weight of society, they could not be together. With heavy hearts, they prayed earnestly that in their next life, they might be born as man and woman, free to love without restraint.

Their prayers were answered.

In their second life, they were reborn—Dalo Penjo as a humble, poor boy, and Goensa Lham as the daughter of a wealthy family. Though their worlds were divided by class, fate brought them together as cowherds. Slowly, memories of their past life returned, and so did their love. But once again, obstacles stood in their way.

Goensa Lham’s father disapproved of Dalo Penjo, seeing him as unworthy of their family’s name and status. Determined to separate them, he conspired with his brother to end Dalo Penjo’s life. One fateful night, Dalo Penjo secretly visited Goensa Lham. Hearing of her father’s cruel plan, she begged Dalo to swap clothes with her and escape. At dawn, in the dim light of the blue hour, Dalo slipped away dressed in her kira. Mistaking him for his daughter, the family let him go.

But Goensa Lham, now disguised in Dalo Penjo’s gho, met a tragic fate. Believing her to be the young man they despised, her own father and uncle struck her down. She sacrificed her life so that Dalo Penjo might live.

Years passed, and in their third life, the story took a different turn. Dalo Penjo, scarred by love and loss, devoted himself to a spiritual path. He became a wandering hermit, living in retreat, seeking peace through prayer and religious practice.

It was then that fate brought him once more to Goensa Lham—this time as a young village girl. When they met, recognition sparked instantly, and joy filled their hearts. Yet, life’s cruel timing had returned: she was young, and he had grown old. With tenderness in his eyes, Dalo Penjo told her,

“We cannot walk this path together. You are young, with a life ahead of you. I have chosen the way of religion, for in this devotion, both of us will find peace.”

With tears and smiles, they parted once again—bound by love, yet separated by the hand of destiny.

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Quotation inspired by the story

“Some loves are too vast for a single lifetime. They return again and again, teaching us that true devotion is not in possession, but in sacrifice and memory.”

DRA DHA JAMCHEY - Baby Floyd

Tsham Tshay by Sonam Wangchen ft. Leczin and Alien

“No Money No Help” — King Jomo Chigozie (From Amaka’s Dream) From the heart of Amaka’s Dream comes “No Money No Help”, a soul-stirring anthem that echoes the pain of survival and the cry of the forgotten. King Jomo Chigozie’s voice paints the reality of a world where dreams fade when pockets are empty, and true friends vanish in hard times. Blending deep emotion with Afro-soul rhythm, this track carries the heartbeat of Amaka’s struggle — her hunger for success, her tears, and her unbroken spirit. “No Money No Help” is not just a song; it’s the sound of endurance, courage, and faith in the face of hopelessness. Theme: Poverty • Betrayal • Hope • Resilience Mood: Emotional • Reflective • Inspiring Tagline: “When life turn its back, only faith keeps you standing.”

No Money No Help

Tenzin la - Rytha

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