Appa Engappa Palaniappa | Tamil God Murugan Folk Song Tamil | Group Dance Song

🎶 Immerse Yourself in the Glory of Palani Murugan! ⛰️
Experience the powerful vibrations of devotion with this beautiful song dedicated to Palani Andavar, the reigning deity of the sacred Palani Hill (Sivagiri). This temple is one of the Arupadai Veedu (Six Abodes of Lord Murugan) and is the ultimate pilgrimage destination for devotees worldwide.

The deity here is known as Arulmigu Dhandayuthapani Swamy, depicting Lord Murugan in his most profound form—that of a youthful ascetic (aandi), holding only a staff (dandam), having renounced all worldly possessions.

Why is Palani so important?

The Legend of Jnana Pazham (Fruit of Wisdom): This song narrates the famous story where Murugan, feeling tricked after the mango competition with his brother Ganesha, came to this hill to meditate. Lord Shiva and Parvati consoled him, saying "Pazham Nee" (You are the Fruit/Wisdom itself), giving the hill its name, Palani.

Navabashanam Idol: The main idol of Dhandayuthapani Swamy was uniquely crafted by the great Siddhar Bhoga Muni using a sacred amalgam of nine poisonous substances (Navapashanam), believed to possess immense medicinal and curative powers.

Kavadi Tradition: This music is perfect for the Pada Yatra (foot pilgrimage) and carrying the Kavadi during major festivals like Thaipusam, Panguni Uthiram, and Skanda Sashti. It’s the ultimate soundtrack for spiritual discipline and seeking the blessings of the Velayudham (wielder of the Vel).

This Song is Ideal For:

Daily Pooja and Prayer

Pilgrimage (Pada Yatra) to Palani Hill

Morning Chants and Meditation

Worshiping Lord Murugan (Kartikeya, Skanda) on Tuesdays and Krithigai days.

🙏 Share the divine grace of Pazhani Murugan with your loved ones!

Lyrics/Singer/Music Credits: (Always include specific credits for SEO and respect for the artists!)

Singer: Kanchi Sekar

Music: Martin & Britto

Lyrics: Madurai Saravanan

Studio: B M 7


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