Islamabad: Justin Bieber's iconic hit "Baby" was recently reimagined as a Qawwali during a university event in Lahore, Pakistan. This innovative performance blended Western pop with traditional Sufi music, creating a unique fusion that left the audience in awe and quickly went viral across social media.
The performance took place during a Qawwali Night at Lahore University, where a group of local artists delivered the beloved pop track in the soulful style of Qawwali, using traditional instruments like the harmonium and tabla. The crowd responded with cheers and applause, clearly enjoying the creative twist on the classic song.
Released in 2010, Justin Bieber’s "Baby" became a worldwide pop phenomenon. The Qawwali rendition was a bold and imaginative move, showcasing how different musical styles can beautifully intertwine. The performance emphasized the universal power of music, bridging the gap between Western and Sufi traditions.
The video of the performance quickly gained traction on Instagram, accumulating thousands of views. Fans lauded the fusion, with some humorously joking that Justin Bieber must be crying after hearing the version, while others praised the creative effort for offering a fresh take on the much-loved song.
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