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Top Five Old Dzongkha Song for Karaoke Night Party. Lyrical song with instrumental music without vocal

The following are the top 5 most-watched and sung at all times by Bhutanese.
You are going to watch and sing Dzongkha Karaoke song with lyrics and instrumental music without vocal.

Song 1
Deona Mey Karaoke 
                                                                  Title: Doena Mey, 
                                                                   Singer:  Bhutanese, Music: Bhutanese film, Year: 2009

Song no. 2
Che Thong Sey Nye Sem Ba Ma cha
                                                                  Title: Choe Thong tsay Nge sem Ba Ma cha(instrumental song with lyric) 
                                                                  Singer:  Bhutanese, Music: Bhutanese film, Year: 2012

Song no. 3
Dha Ghadey ben Na
                                                                  Title: Dha Gadhey Beyna (Dzongkha instrumental song with lyric) 
                                                                  Singer:  Bhutanese, Music: Bhutanese film, Year: 2012

Song no. 4
Chey Da Nge Shay gay Mey
                                                                  Title: Choe Dha Nga Shay gay Mey  (Dzongkha instrumental song with lyric) 
                                                                  Singer:  Bhutanese, Music: Bhutanese film, Year: 2012

Song no. 5
Choe Thong Bey Nim Lay
                                                                  Title:  Choe Thong Bi Nim Lay (Dzongkha instrumental song with lyric) 
                                                                  Singer:  Bhutanese, Music: Bhutanese film, Year: 2012


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This Video Karaoke Dzongkha song is just collected by charosinperth to entertain the Bhutanese People Living In Western Australia and education purposes only.



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