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Rabindra Sangeet in Baul style
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If you are visiting Kuthibari, the temporary residence of poet Rabindranath Tagore, then make sure you listen to the soulful music of Atiar Rahman.
A visually impaired, Rahman sings Rabindra Sangeet in his own unique style by using Baul instruments.
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