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Nipah Virus

Published: 19th June 2018     

Bye bye Nipah: Kerala musicians release two min song celebrating control over deadly virus 

The song that was released on June 14 has already turned viral on social media platforms and has garnered a huge support from music-lovers in Kerala

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Bye bye Nipah

The outbreak claimed at least 17 lives, including one nurse | PTI

We have all been accustomed to hearing top hit tracks and fast beat songs released during holidays, weddings, seasons and other festive occasions. But, have you ever come across a song that celebrates the return of a city to normalcy after a deathly battle with a viral infection? If not, it’s time to open your web search engines and hunt for the Bye Bye Nipah song.

Composed by a team of city-based musicians and film artists, with the support of the Movie Chamber of Malabar, the two-minute long song bids farewell to the Nipah viral infection and touches upon how boldly the people of the district has faced the issue. The earworm song that was released on June 14 has already turned viral on social media platforms and has garnered a huge support from music-lovers all over the state.

"During the Nipah virus infection, we found that a majority of the people were feeling aloof and lonely," said artist coordinator Regilesh Kumar. "Yet we were able to contain the infection through the efforts of several people. So we decided to come out with a song that would praise the endeavour of the people and show how boldly we tackled the crisis," he said.

Bye Bye Nipah features renowned doctors and nurses working in hospitals across the district, apart from students and shop-owners. The video has been shot in prime locations in the city including the SM Street, Kozhikode beach and malls, where people were reluctant to visit during the Nipah virus infection.

The song has been penned down by Shaji Kumar, while the music has been composed by Sai Balan.

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