VOICED : La aldea de India donde los nombres son canciones

In a remote Indian village, 700 inhabitants have unique musical names, a tradition dating back four centuries. These names, expressed as songs, have both short and long versions and are used to avoid confusion in communication. While official names exist, they are rarely used. The tradition is deeply rooted in maternal love and cultural identity. Despite modernization, the youth continue to embrace this practice, maintaining a connection to their heritage.

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