Nalgonda Gaddar Narsanna delivers a vibrant devotional piece featuring Butham Ramesh’s Telugu lyrics and Kalyan Keys’ percussive arrangements. Lively calls to dance frame this kolatam folk song. Siddipeta Rajitha’s composition pulses with festival energy.
Released: January 10, 2026
O Na Ramayya
Nalgonda Gaddar Narsanna
O Na Ramayya Lyrics English Translation by Nalgonda Gaddar Narsanna
Butham Ramesh structures instruction-driven verses: “Tie ankle bells” precedes “beat dappu drums.” The song repeatedly invokes Rama and Shankara during dance commands. Narsanna emphasizes universal participation by children and elders.
Endalesina Kola Adi Endi Kola O Naa RamayyaThe ‘kola’ ‘dance stick’ held in the sun’s a silver one, oh my Lord Rama.
Adi Endi Kola O Naa RamayyaIt’s a silver stick, oh my Lord Rama.
Bayilesina Kola Adi Bangaru Kola O Naa SeethammaThe stick held in the open field’s a golden one, oh my Mother Seetha.
Adi Bangaru Kola O Naa SeethammaIt’s a golden stick, oh my Mother Seetha.
Kattara Kaalu GajjeTie the bells around your ankles.
Kottara Dappu DaruvuStrike a rhythm on the ‘dappu’ drum.
Veyyara Kaalu Adugu Sirratho ChitikeraTake a step and snap your fingers with style.
Shambho Shankaramoorthi Jagamoorthi LegumaLord Shambho Shankara, the soul of the universe, please arise!
Oho Shankara Ravayya Jangama Aa Aaha LingamaOh Lord Shankara, please come as the ‘jangama’ ‘wandering mendicant’, oh Lord in the form of the Linga.
Baajatlese Bhajana Adi Bhakti Bhajana O Naa RamayyaThe prayer offered with fanfare’s a song of devotion, oh my Lord Rama.
Adi Mukti Bhajana O Naa RamayyaIt’s a song for liberation, oh my Lord Rama.
Sevallese Bhajana Adi Chekka Bhajana O Naa RamayyaThe prayer offered as service’s a ‘chekka’ ‘wooden clapper’ song, oh my Lord Rama.
Adi Gajjala Bhajana O Naa SeethammaIt’s a song of jingling bells, oh my Mother Seetha.
Pattara BhajanaluStart the devotional songs.
Kottara ChidataluClash the ‘chidatalu’ ‘hand cymbals’ together.
Veyyara AduguluTake your dancing steps.
Bhaktitho ChinduluLeap with deep devotion.
Bale Bale Bale Bale Bale BaleBravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo, bravo!
Hara Hara Shankaramoorthi Lingamoorthi Leguma Oho EeshwaraHara Hara Lord Shankara, the form of the Linga, please arise, oh Supreme Lord!
Levayya Shankara Maa Bhola ShankaraPlease arise, Lord Shankara, our innocent Lord Shankara.
Peddalu Eseti Kola Parameshwara Kola O Naa RamayyaThe elders play the ‘kola’ ‘stick-dance’ for the Supreme Lord, oh my Lord Rama.
Paramaatma Kola O Naa RamayyaIt’s a stick-dance for the Supreme Soul, oh my Lord Rama.
Baalalu Veseti Kola Bhagavanthuni Kola O Naa SeethammaThe children play the ‘kola’ ‘stick-dance’ for the Lord, oh my Mother Seetha.
Bhale Bhakti Kola O Naa SeethammaIt’s a wonderful dance of devotion, oh my Mother Seetha.
Kottara KolaatamPerform the ‘kolaatam’ ‘devotional stick-dance’.
Allara JadalallikaWeave the intricate patterns of the braid-dance.
Veyyara Jada KoppuSet the braid and the hair bun.
Seethamma Sikku RaaIt’s for untangling the knots for Mother Seetha.
Are Are Are AreAre, are, are, are!
Rama Rama Moorthi Ramamoorthi Leguma Oho Sri RamaLord Rama, the personification of virtue, please arise, oh Sri Rama!
Ravayya Lakshmana Aaha Jai RamaPlease come, Lord Lakshmana! Victory to Lord Rama!
Bhaktullese Bhajana Adi Bhakti Bhajana O Naa RamayyaThe prayer the devotees offer is a song of devotion, oh my Lord Rama.
Adi Bhaktula Bhajana O Naa RamayyaIt’s the prayer of the devotees, oh my Lord Rama.
Veerullese Bhajana Adi Veera Bhajana O Naa SeethammaThe prayer the heroes offer is a song of courage, oh my Mother Seetha.
Vishwamantha Bhajana O Naa SeethammaIt’s a prayer for the whole world, oh my Mother Seetha.
Poojale CheyaaliWorship must be performed.
Punyame JaragaaleDivine merit must be earned.
Paapame PovaaleAll sins must vanish.
Doshame TolagaaleEvery flaw must be removed.
Aade Aade Aade DeDance, dance, dance!
Shambho Shankaramoorthi Jagamoorthi LegumaLord Shambho Shankara, the soul of the universe, please arise!
Oho Shankara Ravayya Jangama Aa Aaha LingamaOh Lord Shankara, please come as the ‘jangama’ ‘wandering mendicant’, oh Lord in the form of the Linga.
O Na Ramayya Music Video
The O Na Ramayya lyrics translation reveals purification through motion. Devotees seek merit via dance while requesting deities’ presence. This Telugu bhajan links physical celebration with spiritual cleansing.