SP Balasubrahmanyam viral video | credits: Vishwa Guna / Facebook.
The now-viral video, apparently from a photoshoot, shows SP Balasubrahmanyam wearing a suit and posing for the camera. While he wasn’t supposed to, he continues to sing with his usual charm and a microphone in hand, bringing joy to the room.
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Singing legend SP Balasubrahmanyam, who is credited with 40,000 songs in 16 Indian languages, breathed his last on September 25 after a protracted battle against the coronavirus.
The disappearance of SPB was a blow to millions of fans across the country, who rushed to pay tribute to the late singer.
Videos of his melodious songs began to circulate on the Internet as people traveled the memory path. Soon after, an old video of SPB resurfaced on social media, showing the contagious energy he possessed even when he wasn’t singing or recording a song in the studio.
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The now-viral video, apparently from a photoshoot, shows SP Balasubrahmanyam wearing a suit and posing for the camera. While he wasn’t supposed to, he continues to sing with his usual charm and a microphone in hand, bringing joy to the room.
The video spread like wildfire on Facebook, garnering thousands of “likes” and views, reminding everyone that SPB was a legend in every way.
In his five-decade career, SPB has been a stage actor, a replay singer, a voiceover artist, an actor, and a reality TV judge. Having won several National Film Awards for Best Male Singer in Reproduction for his work in four different languages, he has left a musical legacy that can only be dreamed of. SPB has been the voice behind several megahits. With standout songs like “Saathiya, tune kya kiya”, “Kabootar Jaa Jaa”, “Bahut Pyaar Karte Hain” and “Pehla Pehla Pyaar Hai”, it continues to live in the hearts of every Desi child of the 90s.
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When news of his death broke, music teacher AR Rahman, singers Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle mourned his loss. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that with the disappearance of SP Balasubrahmanyam, our cultural world is much poorer.
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