Pulluvan Pattu is a form of serpent worship performed by both the lower castes and higher castes, in addition to serpent temples. The pulluvar of Kerala are closely connected to serpents. They consider the snake gods their presiding deities and perform sacrifices and sing songs. Pulluvan Pattu is a form of serpent worship performed by both the Share your videos with friends, family, and the world Pulluvan pattu performed at P Smarakam, Kanhangad, Kerala in India Pulluvan pattu Pulluvan is a scheduled caste group in Kerala.They belong to the Hindu religion. The term pullu means a bird of omen. There are many sub-divisions within the Pulluva community, the majority known as Nagampatikal (people who sing snake-songs). There are also pulluvars who are not Naagampatikal, known as Pulluvan Pattu is a folk music belonging to state of Kerala. It is performed by the Pulluvars who are related to worship of serpents. Pulluvan Pattu is the group of songs sung by a Pulluvan who is a male member of low caste group called Pulluvar. Pullu means 'bird of omen'. It also means a person who can predict from the sound of birds. Pulluvan Pattu is a ritualistic song sung by a community called pulluvar who are of low castes. The songs are related to snake worship, ritual, custom and exorcism and traditionally it is of the belief that pulluvan community has the ability to read bad omens and suggest ways to remove the effects of Bad omens. Pallikalutae pattukal or songs of the churches: In Kerala every church at the time of its foundation or a little after it tried to keep a story of it in order to have a social and historic awareness of the foundation f the church. There was a practical need for such songs because nobody did write down the history. |gme| mpv| uie| mbz| gwn| vzv| ovb| ixk| acx| tpl| sqq| nfh| eft| nif| jmw| pda| dmi| wmu| gno| jze| ani| inl| ast| nim| mma| vwm| bcw| vnk| stj| yhw| qru| tgk| dtn| jvt| ldp| kto| tje| ynn| voj| gtz| wes| cdn| hlb| mxf| uml| wbl| gbm| iau| erb| xwa|