great voice.......different......refreshing

melliflous voice. great rendition!!!!

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Very good....... good voice and control

Beautiful..

sounds good

beautiful ***

Composer: Sri. Paapanaasam Shivan
Meaning:
Oh, one who enjoys saama (musical,vedic,appeasing) music, Oh omnipresent
Oh, Shankara, Oh merciful (giver of mercy), victory to you.
Oh, one adorned the moon, one having the moon on his head
One on whom the moon plays, one who does good for the people who seek his shelter
Oh, one who is the enemy of desires,
Oh. Lord of the goddess Kalpaganayaki , Oh, One who causes terrible things
Oh auspicious Great God, Oh, wearer of skulls
Oh, longhaired one worshipped by the meek Ramadasan.

Nice ** Song

Wonderful ! ! ! !

Dedicated to Sada Shiva, Soma Sundara Chandrasekhara, described as one who revels in the music of sama vedas.

Sundaramayam Bhaktimayam

very nice thank you shyama

nice..........

One of P. Sivan's best compositions........on the grandeur of Kapaleeswarar in Mylapore.

MEANING from rshankar...............(contd).......caraNam :----- mAlODaiyan paNiyum maNNum viNNum paravum
maRai Agaman tuDikkum iRaivan aruL peRavE
kAlam Sellumun dhanajanamum tandArkku nanRi
karudik kaNNArak kaNDuLLurugip paNiyap palar
kANa aRumuganum gaNapatiyum canDEsvaranum
sivagaNamum toDarak- kalai
vaaNi tiruvum paNi kaRpaga nAyaki
vAman adikAranandi sevaidanaik-(kANak-kaN)........... (One needs countless eyes to take in the grandeur of this procession,) this service/worship (sEvai) of adikAranandi, to my Lord, with kaRpagAmbAL (kaRpaga nAyaki), served by sarasvatI (kalai vANi) and lakshmI (tiruvum) seated on his left (vAman), and followed (toDara) by the six-faced (aRumu(kh)ganum) murugan, gaNapati, caNDikESvaran, and the Siva gaNas that is watched by (kANa) many (palar) so that we can behold (kaNDu) this sight to our heart’s/eyes’ content (kaNNAra), and let our inner-most cores/hearts (uLL) melt (urugi) with devotion and gratitude (nanRi karudi) to the Lord who granted us (tandArkku) material wealth (dhana) and near and dear ones (janamum), bow down (paNi) to him and obtain (peRavE) the blessings (aruL) of this Lord (iRaivan), who is worshipped (paNiyum) by vishNu along with (ODu) brahma (aiyan), and is praised by (tudukkum) the vEdas (maRai) and the Agama SAstras (Agamum) whose teachings have extended (paravum) far and wide across the globe (maNNum) and the skies (viNNum), before (mun) our time (kAlam) on this earth is up (Sellum).

MEANING from rshankar..............pallavi :---- kANak-kaN koDi vEnDum - kApAliyin bavani
kANak kaN koDi vEnDum
(kANak-kaN)........... One needs (vENDum) countless (kOT(D)i – literally crores) eyes (kaN) to take in (kANa) the grandeur of the procession (bavani) of Lord Siva (as the kApAlik – kapAli, the presiding deity of mylApUr) as it slowly makes it way around the mADa vIdi (the four roads that form a sort of square enclosure to the temple).......... anupallavi :----- mANikkam vairam mudal navaratnAbharaNamum
 maNamAra paRpala malar mAlaigaLum mugamum
 madiyODu tArAgaNam niRaiyum andi
vAnamO kamalavanamO ena manam
mayanga akaLanka angam yaavum i-
langa apAnga aruL mazhai pozhi bavani
(kANak-kaN).............. As the lustrous face (mugamum) of the Lord, the glitter from the jewels (AbharaNamum) encrusted with nine (nava) precious gems (ratna) from (mudal) diamonds (vairam) to rubies (mANikkam) that adorn him, and the sweet smells from the many different (paRpala) fragrant (maNamAra) flowers (malar) in the garlands (mAlaigaLum) around his neck confuse and intoxicate (mayanga) the minds (manam) of his devotees into wondering if (ena) one they are beholding the twilight (andi) sky (vAnamO) filled (niRaiyum) with stars (tArAgaNam) and with (ODu) the bright moon (madi), or, are in a forest/grove (vanamO) of lotus (kamala) flowers; as all (yAvum) of his blemish-less (akaLaNka) limbs (angam) shine (ilaNga); and as he showers (pozhi) a veritable downpour (mazhai) of his blessings and grace (aRuL) from the corner of his eyes (apANga), (one needs (vENDum) countless (kOT(D)i) eyes (kaN) to take in (kANa) the grandeur of this procession).............

Composer and lyricist are Paapanaasam Shivan. please change.