Nonsense singing in Indian folk music is called bol banao-a rhythmic, wordless vocal tradition used in daily life and rituals across rural India. It's not random noise; it's emotional, cultural, and deeply rooted in rhythm.
This article delves into the origins of American folk music and explores one of the oldest known songs. Despite the challenging task of pinpointing a single oldest folk song, we'll explore what makes these songs timeless and culturally significant. Discover interesting facts about how these songs have shaped American music today. We will also compare them with Indian folk songs to provide a broader perspective.