Sililara by Silani Thumara

A night to remember

by damith
April 27, 2025 1:06 am 0 comment 14 views

Music lovers gathered at Papa’s Restaurant in Kotte recently for an evening of enchanting melodies and heartfelt performances at the concert “Sililara,” featuring Silani Thumara as the headliner. The event was not just a platform for Silani to showcase her artistry but also an opportunity to launch five new songs, leaving an indelible mark on the audience.

Joining Silani on stage were fellow artistes Amila Sandaruwan, Niranjala Manjari, Ravindu Hanwella, and Dayan Vitharana, each contributing their unique flair and vocal prowess to create an extraordinary musical experience. The concert was compered by Wimal Katepearachchi, who kept the audience engaged throughout the evening. Originating from Halawatha (Chilaw), a region celebrated for its rich musical heritage, Silani Thumara has been captivating audiences since childhood. Her journey began in the local church, where she started singing as part of the choir.

Silani comes from a musical family, which has greatly influenced her artistic path. Over the years, she has honed her craft by participating in workshops led by renowned musicians such as Sanath Nandasiri, Premasiri Kemadasa, and Nadeeka Guruge. These experiences have shaped her musical identity and equipped her with the skills that were on full display during ‘Sililara’.

The concert was truly a night to remember, as Silani’s passion for music resonated with every note she sang. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement and admiration as she performed her new songs, intertwining her rich vocal talent with heartfelt lyrics that touched the audience’s hearts.

Each song brought with it a unique story, reflecting her experiences and emotions as an artist.

‘Sililara’ underscored not only Silani Thumara’s growth as a musician but also her ability to connect with her audience. The collaborative spirit with fellow artistes added depth to the concert, making it a multi-faceted celebration of music. Attendees left with lasting impressions and a deeper appreciation for Silani’s artistry, eagerly anticipating her next performances.

It was more than just a concert; it was a celebration of talent, community, and the power of music. Silani Thumara continues to shine in the Sri Lankan music scene, with ‘Sililara’ marking another milestone in her career.

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