Ekdev Limbu’s hit song ‘Jhim Jhimauene Aankha’ in Chinese language
"I wrote this song not for publicity or commercial success, but to pour out my genuine emotions. Today, a global star is performing a Nepali song on one of the world's biggest stages before an international audience. This is a monumental achievement not just for me, but for the entire country and Nepali music itself."
KATHMANDU:- Singer Ekdev Limbu’s latest hit, ‘Jhimjhimaune Aankha,’ is now available in Chinese. Following versions in Nepali and Hindi, the song has now been produced in Chinese.
Limbu announced that the famous Chinese actress and singer Zhao Lusi has officially adapted the song into Chinese. Sharing the news via an Instagram Story, he described the creation of the song in three languages as the fulfillment of a dream.
Limbu has also expressed her happiness and gratitude to her fans on this occasion. Singer Lucy surprised thousands of audience members by performing the song live in Chinese on the second day of her popular ‘Stay Romantic’ concert, recently held in Macau.
The Chinese title of the song is ‘Xiao Xiao’. Lucy has delivered a melodious rendition of the track, blending Chinese and Tibetan folk styles—a performance that has been well-received by music lovers in both China and Nepal.
This song by Limbu became a global hit immediately after its release. Before YouTube removed its trending page, the song was featured on the global trending list, and it also appeared on Spotify’s “Viral 50” charts in several countries, including India.
Indian singer Neha Kakkar has previously released a Hindi version of this song in collaboration with Limbu. Limbu has expressed his happiness via social media.
He writes, “I wrote this song not for publicity or commercial success, but to pour out my genuine emotions. Today, a global star is performing a Nepali song on one of the world’s biggest stages before an international audience. This is a monumental achievement not just for me, but for the entire country and Nepali music itself.”
