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'''Haridasu''' goes from house to house singing songs. The people of Andhra Pradesh believe that Haridasu's melodious rendition of Sundarakanda or [[Bhagavatam]] on [[Makar Sankranti|Sankranti]] brings new auspicious beginning in their lives. | '''Haridasu''' goes from house to house singing songs. The people of Andhra Pradesh believe that Haridasu's melodious rendition of Sundarakanda or [[Bhagavatam]] on [[Makar Sankranti|Sankranti]] brings a new auspicious beginning in their lives. | ||
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Haridasu goes from house to house singing songs. The people of Andhra Pradesh believe that Haridasu's melodious rendition of Sundarakanda or Bhagavatam on Sankranti brings a new auspicious beginning in their lives.
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