Multilingual Palampur singer Aksh Baghla joins Korea’s 10CM to bring out Hindi version of K-Drama’s ‘Spring Snow’

MANDI: In an unprecedented cultural crossover, acclaimed multilingual singer Aksh Baghla has joined forces with renowned Korean artiste 10CM to release a Hindi version of the popular K-Drama OST “Spring Snow”. This collaboration, a first of its kind, blends the musical traditions of Korea and India, creating a unique rendition that promises to captivate audiences globally.

Aksh Baghla, belonging to Palampur in Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, is known for his impressive linguistic skills and versatile singing. He took on the task of writing Hindi lyrics for “Spring Snow”, a song that has become a favourite among K-Drama fans worldwide since its original release by 10CM.

The song’s emotional depth and melodic charm have contributed significantly to the drama’s success and the Hindi version aims to retain these qualities while introducing new cultural elements.

The collaboration highlights a growing trend in the global music industry where artistes from different backgrounds come together to create something new and inspiring. Aksh’s initiative to bring a beloved Korean song to the Hindi-speaking audience not only broadens the reach of K-Drama music, but also fosters a deeper appreciation for diverse musical traditions.

The Hindi rendition of “Spring Snow” features 10CM’s unique vocal style, seamlessly blending with Aksh’s lyrics to create a piece that transcends linguistic barriers. The music video, featuring both artists, showcases a beautiful blend of Indian and Korean cultural aesthetics, symbolising the unity between the two nations through the art of music.

Fans from both countries have eagerly awaited this release, celebrating the collaboration on social media. The positive reception underscores the universal appeal of music and its power to bring people together, regardless of language or cultural differences.

This partnership marks a significant milestone in cross-cultural musical collaborations, reflecting a growing movement towards a more interconnected global music scene. As the Hindi version of “Spring Snow” continues to gain traction, it is expected to inspire further collaborations, paving the way for a more harmonious and diverse musical landscape.

Sanjeev Baghla, president of the Press Club at Palampur and Aksh’s father, expressed immense pride over his son’s achievement. “Aksh has always been passionate about music and languages. This collaboration is a testament to his hard work and dedication to bridging diverse cultures through music,” he stated.

Aksh’s mother Latika Sood Baghla, a teacher, also shared her joy in her son’s success. “Seeing Aksh blend his love for music with his linguistic talents to create something beautiful is truly heartwarming,” she remarked. As the world embraces this groundbreaking collaboration, the Hindi version of “Spring Snow” stands as a testament to the power of music to unite and inspire, heralding a new era of global artistic cooperation.