Sadagar Debbarma, a celebrated folk musician from Tripura, is set to perform at the prestigious Ziro Festival of Music (ZFM) in Arunachal Pradesh. Known for his soul-stirring compositions and deep connection to his roots, Sadagar will be the sole representative from Tripura at this year’s festival, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the state.
Among his popular works, “Jadu Hinma Le” stands out as a significant piece originally written and performed by Sadagar himself. The song has garnered widespread recognition, with multiple covers circulating on social media platforms. In 2021, the song gained further popularity when renowned Bollywood singer Papon performed it during his concert at the Festival of Indigenous Tiprasas (FIT).
Sadagar Debbarma’s remarkable body of work has earned him a coveted spot at the 11th edition of the Ziro Festival of Music, scheduled to be held later this month. He is set to perform on September 27th, sharing the stage with a diverse lineup of artists from across the country and around the globe.
Previously, bands like Pillow Records, Koloma, and Borkung Hrangkhawl have represented Tripura at this well-known festival. This year, Sadagar’s performance is eagerly anticipated as he brings the sounds of Tripura to a broader audience.
The Ziro Festival of Music, renowned as the biggest outdoor music festival in India, is celebrated for its unique blend of captivating natural beauty and diverse musical genres. Every year, thousands of music enthusiasts from across the country and abroad gather in Arunachal Pradesh’s Ziro Valley to experience this vibrant confluence of music, culture, and nature.
This year’s edition promises to be no different, with Sadagar Debbarma adding a touch of Tripura’s musical legacy to the eclectic mix. As the festival draws closer, fans and attendees are eagerly waiting to see the acclaimed folk musician take the stage, making his mark on one of the most sought-after music festivals in the country.
