Her popular Lata Show honors the great legend by combining her traditional tunes with Adivasi folk songs, which shows her dedication to the culture.
Aanal Vasavda knows how to capture her audience with her breathtaking voice and pitch. She connects the modern world with the traditional world. Ethnic Gujarati folk music serves as a foundation of her voice, which ensures that the heritage is not lost while it is being revived in the present music world. She starts with garba and bhajans and moves on to folk ballads, all of which show her passion for the rural India.For Aanal folk music is of great value for preservation of historical events and cultures.
Her popular Lata Show honors the great legend by combining her traditional tunes with Adivasi folk songs, which shows her dedication to the culture. Her annual energetic Garba releases during Navratri helps in fostering cultural pride among the youth, as it introduces them to traditional folk music. She has private concerts where she performs new mash-ups of Indian and Western songs, showcasing the popularity of folk music.
Aanal wants to keep folk traditions alive and hopes they will become popular again someday in all parts of the world. She finds it essential to restore the forgotten folk songs from the past infused with new hopes in order to keep the cultural heritage alive and learn when it comes to being a musician. “Music is in my soul,” she says, emphasizing that singing is her sole purpose.Coming next to the element of technical perfection is Aanal’s emotional appeal, which makes her stand out.
She employs a performance-writing style that not just recounts folk tales but turns them into a moving experience. It’s irrelevant if the event is formal or not – she is one who is able to gather the elders and the young through her talent of the folk music as if some magic is involved.
Alongside her advocacy of folk music, she behaves like a facilitator and collaborates with other musicians in a very close way to keep alive these art forms, which are not only memories but also treasures. In the following few years, Aanal’s forthcoming programs will be the result of a careful balance between arts and her heritage, which, finally will be the reason for her to provide an unforgettable experience highlighting young people about India’s cultural heritage.
In her own space and time, life is the best evidence that modern societies can save and nurture their cultures. As a result of the concert, folk music experiences, unimpeded by age, occur as the person is transformed, thereby saved and freed.
