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Looks like the NESCAFÉ Basement team has been ably celebrating the month of love, and we're surely keeping an eye on it all.
This season, the brand has gone one step ahead to promote talent across the country by recruiting a diverse team of talented kids from various cities of Pakistan.
Here's a list of fun facts about the song that everyone should know:
The NESCAFÉ Basement team has given an all-kids band a chance to show the world their talent with a song that is a beautiful take on Fakhre Alam's classic, Pyar Diya Galan.
Young and talented guitarists, pianists, drummers and singers came together to build upon the message that this quirky peace anthem carried and spread back in the '90s.
In addition to unique voices picked passionately from of all parts of Pakistan, the tune presented a mix of classic and contemporary melodies with fresh lyrics added in.
Looks like the pop maestro himself is thrilled to have such a revamp happen to one of his most celebrated tunes.
Here's what he said about the song:
Love has the same language the world over, and these talented Pakistanis have proven just that to the world with their latest act.
In an attempt to spread and encourage positivity, kids from NESCAFÉ Basement are doing all this season to express and redefine the message of love.
Here's a list of all kids performing the song in the upcoming episode:
Watch full song here:
For more updates on song releases, keep an eye on NESCAFÉ Basement's official facebook page.
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