Doha: Adolf Jayatilak's 'Ye Mana' Konkani Music Album Released


Doha: Adolf Jayatilak's 'Ye Mana' Album Released

Report by Reena Castelino – Daijiworld  Media Network – Doha- Qatar

Doha, Dec 19: “Like everything else in nature, music is a becoming, and it becomes its full self, when its sounds and laws are used by intelligent man for the production of harmony, and so made the vehicle of emotion and thought” - Theodore Mungers.

Konkani music has developed to be a vehicle of emotion and thought through its innovation and creativity.  Another innovation, which is first-of-its kind in konkani music has rocked the konkani music on Dec 18, 2007 by the release of “YE MANA” the first ever konkani solo music album by Adolf Jayatilak.



“YE MANA” was released today at a gathering arranged at the Mangalorean Swagath Restaurrent in Doha by Alfred and Rita Sequeira from Gulf Enterprises. Vivian D’souza the MC of the programme welcomed the gathering and introduced Mr.Adolf Jayatilak to the gathering.  The Chief Guest of the programme Alfred Sequeira congratulated Jayatilak and said that the Mangalorean Community in Qatar are very happy about the news that a resident of Qatar is releasing his first album in Qatar, he wished Mr.Jayatilak and appealed to all gathered to support him for his new release. 

The programme was attended by the Mangalorean Konkani speaking community members residing in Qatar. Among the audience present were noted musicians of Qatar Norbert Pereira, Lancy D’souza, Alwayn D’souza and Rupesh D’souza.  Mangalore Cricket Club office bearers were also present for the release.  Adolf Jayatilak proposed the vote of thanks and ended his note by singing a konkani number “Vollu Vollu” from the album.


Reena Castelino with Adolf Jayatilak


Speaking to Daijiworld after the release of the album Adolf Jayathilak said “Making of the album was a wonderful experience.  Even though Konkani is not my mother tongue my love for Konkani is immense and Konkani music is always close to my heart. I appeal to all mangaloreans to support our youngsters in the field of music.  Our youngsters need our encouragement and guidance.  This album has incorporated different styles of music to reach out to all music listeners. I also take this opportunity to thank our two youngsters, musician Roshan D’Souza and lyricist Lloyd Rego who have worked so very hard that their talent shows in every composition. To conclude in the words of Billy Joel I think music in itself is healing. It's an explosive expression of humanity. It's something we are all touched by. No matter what culture we're from, everyone loves music”



Mangaloreans in Qatar can contact Vivian D’souza  on 5823008 for purchase of "YE MANA”.

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  • Lawrence premkumar, Virar/Doha Qater

    Wed, Dec 19 2007

    Dear adolf once you are an hidden gem....but not TODAY...you proved to konkani music world ... keep it up, kenna keena..yore pavsa..(TOOWHEE MAKAA AAJ BIEZOILOI)

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  • Henry Dsouza, Belthangady/ Doha

    Wed, Dec 19 2007

    Congratulations ..Adolf for ur wonderful cd!! its indeed a wonderful and different gift of music for this Christmas season..  We really enjoyed your melodious songs..keep it up..

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