Asan Twa ya is a Nepal Bhasha (language of the Newar community) song, that describes a simple love story in an ancient market square in Kathmandu valley. The song in it's own way brings the beauty of a working woman through very subtle poetic phrases entwined with a classic timeless melody born in the valley. For those who do not understand or know the difference, Nepal has 142 languages with extremely diverse scripts and unique etymological roots. in these times of fragmentation, loss and chaos

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