A lively & acoustic Kalbelia music concert by 4 artistes—2 female vocalists and 2 male instrumentalists—rooted in Rajasthan's nomadic, festival traditions.
Ideal for: Institutional Events | Conference Cultural Evening | Tourist Groups
Vibrant and full of life, the Kalbelia folk music represents the essence of Rajasthan's desert communities. Recognized globally for their distinct style, Kalbelia music is among the most famous folk music of Rajasthan. Performed by the Jogi community, this musical tradition weaves storytelling, celebration, and identity into rhythmic tunes.
Passed down within the community, this art form blends music, dance, and folklore into one unique experience. The community uses traditional instruments; poongi (a woodwind instrument), khanjari (a percussion instrument), and dholak , creating an energetic, almost trance-like rhythm that captures Rajasthan's essence in the entertainment space. Songs often reflect the Kalbelia community's daily life, legends, festivals and historical myths, keeping their stories alive—often performed during festivals like Holi.
In 2010, UNESCO recognized Rajasthani Kalbelia folk music as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, affirming its artistic and cultural significance. Despite the challenges of modernity, Kalbelia musicians and dancers continue to perform at national and international stages, sharing their legacy with newer audiences.
Whether featured at a festival or cultural event, Kalbelia folk songs and dances bring an electric, authentic energy that transcends borders, making them an unmissable part of Rajasthan's musical landscape and a must-experience for every cultural enthusiast or event planner seeking genuine Indian folk artistry.
