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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

The nightingale who stole Kerala’s heart

M
M.P. Praveen
The nightingale who stole Kerala’s heart
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The article details the deep connection between legendary singer S. Janaki and the music lovers of Kerala. It traces her career from her debut in the late 1950s to her status as a beloved cultural icon in the state.

S. Janaki remained the eternal favourite of generations of music lovers in Kerala, though never for the want of alternatives. There were stalwarts when she first arrived on the scene, and equally formidable voices when she thrived. None of them were mere pushovers, but legends in their own right such as P. Leela, P. Susheela, and Vani Jayaram. Yet casual listeners, more often than not, chose Janaki.

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