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  • 6/20/2025
The story of Clarence Wijewardena, who rewrote the flow of Sinhala music with use of the electric guitar in the 60s. Pro | dG1faUp1eWtXWVl2ZEk
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00:00AMA AMA
00:06Music
00:21Interesting. We start music.
00:24I can't even play in such a band.
00:26Are you going to play?
00:28Our other band.
00:29Mamlamayo, Being a hero
00:41Wa taam mage hi tek raasha ka
00:44Sangra de be ohoge aahe mwayaviya
00:48Ayah, ohoge jeewi te mwviya
00:54Mal nata
00:56In Sri Lanka, we have one of the Sangeeta Khanda, Clara Sujjavardar Pramukar, Booster Sangeeta Khanda.
01:12That is the Sangeeta's name, and that is the name of the Sangeeta's name.
01:26Don't forget to subscribe to my channel.
01:28I'll see you next time.
01:30I'll see you next time.
01:32I'll see you next time.
01:34I'll see you next time.
01:36I'll see you next time.
01:38I'll see you next time.
02:08I'll see you next time.
02:14The band named Super Golden Chimes.
02:44Aadharya Madhin, Sangeethe Swapthaswarayas Parishakala O, Clarence Vijayvardhan, Anantavu Sangeetacharikavaka, Sadaadarameya Aamantran.

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