The highly skilled young vocalist, Suchetha Satish, recently achieved a remarkable milestone by breaking a Guinness World Record. On November 24, 2023, at the Indian Consulate Auditorium in Dubai, she captivated the audience by singing an astonishing 140 languages.
Her performance aimed to raise awareness about climate change, with the number 140 symbolizing the countries participating in the Dubai summit. Suchetha showcased her versatility by singing in 29 Indian and 91 international languages, incorporating a Sanskrit song, attempting 12 oms, and concluding with a Hindi composition written by her mother and arranged by Bollywood’s Monty Sharma. All India Radio took to Instagram to announce the noteworthy achievement of #SuchethaSatish from Kerala. She has made a significant mark in music history by attaining a Guinness Book of World Records for singing in the highest number of languages during a single concert.
The official attestation from the Guinness Book of World Records came earlier this week, commemorating this extraordinary achievement at the Indian Consulate Auditorium in Dubai, UAE. She conveyed her appreciation for the extraordinary opportunity and stated, “I am pleased to announce that, with divine grace, I have established a new Guinness World Record by performing in 140 languages within 9 hours on November 24, 2023, during my climate-themed concert. I am grateful for all the well-wishes and support.” The 18-year-old musical prodigy had previously attempted this feat at ‘Music Beyond Borders’ in Dubai on August 19, where she exceeded the record set by another Indian who had sung in 76 languages in 2008.
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