A vibrant and mystical 2019 folk-fusion track by Dumal Warnakulasuriya featuring Dulshara, blending traditional rhythms with cosmic imagery.
Song Lyrics
දෝතස
අම්බරී
මෝරිය නර්ථනේ
ගගනේ
ඉදු අදනී
පස සැදී
සමග
රගන්නෙ
මා මනමාලී
දීපංකර පාරේ
කපු හේනේ
දෙතගු ගයන්නේ
මා මිනි
මාමුනි
කාලෙස වාසිනී
වරලේ ජටා මකුත
හතර අතට නෑගං යන්නේ
දා දුක් ගිනි
මන බන්දන දේවී
සිත් ඇතුලේ
ජප කරලන්නී
සූරිය චන්දිර
තහරෙක පන්තිය
සූරිය චන්දිර
තහරෙක පන්තිය
අපලේ බල බිදලූ
ගිනි අහුරූ නේත්ර දරයි
සීහෙල කලී
පතිනිය ආමිනී
සීහෙල කලී
පතිනිය ආමිනී
මේ දැන්
ඇගේ වාරේ
බව තේරෙයි
කනට ඇසෙයි
දුක දුරූ වෙනී
දෝතල පි දුනි
කිදුර වූ මිනි
දෝතල පී දුනි
පැනිතංකර
සේවේ
අප සැමගේ
සිහිකරලයි
Song Information
Song Title: Do Dasa Ambari (දෝදස අම්බරි)
Artist: Dumal Warnakulasuriya ft. Dulshara
Lyrics: Dumal Warnakulasuriya
Music: Dumal Warnakulasuriya
Genre: Folk-Fusion / World Music
Language: Sinhala
Release Year: 2019
Combined Analysis Block (Summary, Meaning, FAQ)
Song Summary
“Do Dasa Ambari” is an energetic and mystical 2019 folk-fusion track created, composed, and performed by Dumal Warnakulasuriya alongside Dulshara. The song weaves traditional Sri Lankan folk expressions, celestial imagery, and rhythmic chanting into a captivating auditory journey.
Song Meaning
The track draws heavily from traditional folklore, invoking mystic figures, cosmic elements (sun, moon, and sky), and ancient chants. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a celestial or divine dance (“moriya narthane gagane”), spiritual protection, and the driving away of hardships and ill omens through rhythm and devotion. Dumal Warnakulasuriya’s composition blends indigenous sounds with modern production to create an atmosphere of celebration, folklore, and timeless cultural reverence.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the overall vibe of “Do Dasa Ambari”?
The track carries an earthy yet cosmic folk vibe, combining powerful traditional vocal chants with dynamic percussion and modern fusion arrangements.
What themes are explored in the lyrics?
The lyrics explore traditional folklore, spiritual resilience, the warding off of bad karma or misfortune (“apale bala bidalu”), and the invocation of divine or legendary feminine energy.
Who is credited for the creation of the song?
The song was written, composed, and produced by Dumal Warnakulasuriya, with featured vocals by Dulshara.