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Tamil folk artists performing in a funeral; performance included playing traditional percussion instruments, singing in praise of the departed, and dancing to the drum beats. This helps people observe the wake ceremony. A wall poster featuring an obituary for the person passed away is seen in the backdrop. Photographed in Ettayapuram. See also: Image:TamilFolkMusicInFuneral.ogg. |
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7 August 2007 |
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Sundar |
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