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Please donate to SIMA if you would like to for this initiative : https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_... Thirupaavai 15 - ellE! iLangkiLiyE! - Begada - Kunnakudi Balamurali Krishna and Akkarai sisters (Subhalakshmi and Sornalatha) South Indian Music Academy, LA 2020 Dec Thirumazhisai Alwar (thiruchchandha viruththam) - 791: aaNnaikaathu Or aaNnaikonRu* athanRi aayar piLLaiyaay,* aanaimEyththi aanai yuNdi* anRu kunRam onRinaal,* aanaikaaththu maiyarikkaN* maatharaar thiRaththu,mun* aanaiyanRu senRadarththa* maayam enna maayamE? You protected the elephant Gajendra from the crocodile. You killed the elephant Kuvalayabeeḍam. You were raised as a cowherd child and you grazed the cows and protected them from the rain with Govardhana mountain. You fought with the seven bulls to marry Nappinnai. What is all this magic? Thirupaavai: ellE! iLangkiLiyE!, innam uRangkudhiyO! * sillenRu azhaiyEnmin! nangkaimIr! pOtharkinREn * vallai un katturaigaL paNdE un vAy aRidhum * vallIrgaL nIngkaLE nAnE thAn Ayiduga ** ollai nI pOdhAy, unakkenna vERudaiyai * ellArum pOndhArO? pOndhAr pOndheNNikkoL * vallAnai konRAnai mARRArai mARRazhikka vallAnai * mAyanaip pAdElOr empAvAy Meaning: “What is this, Pretty Parrot! Are you still sleeping?” “Do not use icy words, Sisters, I am coming.” “You are the harsh tongued one, we have known you long enough.” “Oh, your words are stronger still, just leave me alone!” “Why this aloofness, come join us quickly.” “Has everyone come?” “Everyone has come, count for yourself!” “Let us all join in chorus and sing of the lord who killed the strong elephant Kuvalayāpīŧa in rut, and the demon king Kamsa.”