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Playing talharpa under the soft glow of the iconic chandelier, Puuluup made the audience sway Diplomats and music lovers held hands and danced to the tunes of talharpa and looper - shaking off the weekday blues as the Estonian duo Puuluup took over the stage at The Piano Man . The Puuluup duo was a part of Eurovision 2024 With their OG tracks in the Estonian language and folk tunes, the duo had the audience and guests of the Embassy of Estonia shimming and tapping their foot with each song. Puuluup taught the audience some Estonian dance moves Folklore meets funk In a humourous way, the duo introduced each song's theme to the audience.
The first part of the set had songs around the folklore about the swamps, TV in the streets, sports like cross-country skii, agriculture, hygiene. The second part of the act had funk dance tunes and love songs, prompting the audience to dance as the musicians showed some Estonian folk dance moves. With their fusion sound and humour, Puuluup delighted the audience "Puuluups' Ramo and Marco are now superstars and this performance was exactly something you need in your hectic schedule.
We are proud and happy that they came to India again. They are our intelligent, elegantly dressed, middle-aged men, who are very entertaining," says Marje Luup , Ambassador of Estonia. Marje Luup, Ambassador of Estonia After a fun evening of their folk-funk songs, Ramo Teder , said, "What a fine audience it was! A very warm feeling to be back in Delhi.
" Marco Veisson , who introduced the agriculture song as the 'krishi' song and wowed the audience with his Hindi, said, "Our songs are open to interpretation. We get inspired by things happening around us and with our songs we try to bring a piece of our Estonia and other cultures too, to our audience. We loved being in Delhi.
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