Oppari Padal | உடன்பிறப்பு ஒப்பாரி பாடல் | திருச்சி | தமிழ்நாடு | Aro Mariya

#PonniyinSelvan #Oppari #Padal #தாலி #ஓபாரி #பாடல் #திரிச்சி #தமிழ்நாடு #World #AroMariya Oppari is one of the Tamil Nadu song genres. Music is intertwined in the lives of the village people. Oppari is sung to express the sorrow that arises in a person's heart when a mother, father, husband, child, relative, or any other relative dies. Those who do not know the history of the deceased can learn about their history through singing. The music of Oppari songs is presented in a rhythmic structure mixed with a mixture of melody and rhythm, with the likes of Mukari and Aagri. In rural areas, a musical instrument called Urumi is played in houses where people have lost their loved ones. From an Oppari song that laments that "What is the sound of the roaring that has come to us today," it is known that Urumi was used as a symbolic musical instrument for death in some circles. Oppari is a song sung in mourning for the dead. Crying is the expression of grief. They lament for peace of mind and comfort. Women who cannot bear grief sing oppari songs. The Tamil Nadu University of Madras has defined it as a lament song by dividing oppu + ari. Singing in lamentation for the dead is called oppari. Oppari songs in literature “Ilive izhavae aayive gauriyane Viliyil kutta ruvaai nanke” Tholkappiyar gives the grammar for lamentation as “Kaiyaru nilai” Sangam literature describes oppari song as “Kaiyaru nilai”. “After Vetri Vendan reaches heaven The learned recite Kaiyaru nilai” The twelve bottles explain the Kaiyaru nilai. The song "Attai Tingal Avvennilavin.....Enthaiyumilame" that comes after the death of Pari and the song "Siriyagal Perine Emakiyu Manne" that comes after the death of Adhiyama are also sung by the daughter of the poet.