Radhe Radhe Syama Sri Radhe
AI-drafted translation — pending review
Radhe Radhe Radhe, Shyama, dear Radhe! Radhe Radhe Radhe, Shyama, dear Radhe! Radhe Radhe Radhe, cloud-dark Shyama, Radhe Radhe! Radhe Radhe Radhe, cloud-dark Shyama, Radhe Radhe!
Radhe Radhe Radhe, Sri Krishna, Radhe Radhe! Radhe Radhe Radhe, Sri Krishna, Radhe Radhe! Radhe Radhe, Shyama, dear Radhe! Radhe Radhe, Shyama, dear Radhe!
About Radhe Radhe Syama Sri Radhe
This short chant belongs to the popular genre of Vraja nama-sankirtana, congregational kirtans built entirely from the repeated names of Radha and Krishna rather than narrative verse. Its two-line structure, cycling between 'Radhe Shyama' and 'Radhe Krishna,' makes it a common opening or closing chant at kirtan gatherings, easy for a crowd to pick up and repeat. No composer's signature (bhanita) appears in the text, consistent with an anonymous, orally transmitted folk-kirtan rather than a literary composition.
Frequently asked
What is the meaning of Radhe Radhe Syama Sri Radhe?
Radhe Radhe Radhe, Shyama, dear Radhe! Radhe Radhe Radhe, Shyama, dear Radhe! Radhe Radhe Radhe, cloud-dark Shyama, Radhe Radhe! Radhe Radhe Radhe, cloud-dark Shyama, Radhe Radhe!
How many verses does Radhe Radhe Syama Sri Radhe have?
Radhe Radhe Syama Sri Radhe has 2 verses.
Can I download Radhe Radhe Syama Sri Radhe as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Radhe Radhe Syama Sri Radhe — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.