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Britney Goes Desi With Sonu Niigam in Latest Single

  •   Thu, Jul 14 2011 09:05:25 AM

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Mumbai, Jul 14: Britney Spears has teaming up with singer Sonu Nigam to create a desi version of her latest single ‘I Wanna Go’.

'So excited about having @sonuniigaam on I Wanna Go. His vocals add such a different feel which I love! Watch out Bollywood. It's Sonu and Britney,' Spears tweeted.

Sonu tweeted , 'India loves you Britney. Welcome to Bollywood! Am loving the fact that it's OUR Collaboration that marks your first step here. God bless you and more power to Great Music!!!'.

Sonu with his versatile singing mirrors Britney’s vocals throughout the club track, combined with fused Indian instrumentals that add a unique and different vibe suiting the preference of the Indian audience.

  

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  • Benali Mazumdar, Bangalore

    Thu, Jul 14 2011

    hi britney,
    i m so hapy 2 c u in bolloywood coz i was a big fan of since 1 was 14yrs.love u honey.tc,bye bye

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