Archive · 14 Jun 2025
Hindustani Singer Breaks Record with SPB Tribute Concert
A singer named Yashwant M.G. sang songs by S.P. Balasubrahmanyam (SPB) for a whole day, setting a new world record!
He did this to honor SPB, a famous singer with many songs.
Yashwant sang SPB's songs in different languages with a live band.
People from the Golden Book of World Records watched to make sure everything was done correctly.
Yashwant took short breaks, but kept singing, showing his love for SPB's music.
He's also a trained musician who has won music competitions.
Hindustani vocalist Yashwant M.G. set a world record by singing S.P. Balasubrahmanyam's songs for 24 hours.
The event, titled "Baalagaana Yashoyana," marked SPB's birth anniversary and celebrated his musical legacy.
Yashwant performed songs in multiple languages, backed by a live band, adhering to strict break times.
The performance was supervised by the Golden Book of World Records and broke the previous record of a 12-hour performance.
Yashwant M.G. is a Hindustani vocalist, music teacher, and has won awards in various music competitions.
- Who
- Yashwant M.G., a Hindustani vocalist.
- What
- Yashwant M.G. sang SPB's songs for 24 hours to set a world record.
- When
- The performance began at 3 PM on June 3 and ended at 3 PM the next day.
- Where
- Mangaluru
- Why
- To honor S.P. Balasubrahmanyam on his birth anniversary and pay tribute to his musical legacy.
- Singer
- Yashwant M.G.
- Event Title
- Baalagaana Yashoyana
- Duration
- 24 hours
- Songs
- S.P. Balasubrahmanyam's songs
- Languages
- Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and others
- Recognition
- Golden Book of World Records
- Record Broke
- 12-hour performance of singer Mukesh’s Hindi film songs sung in Marathi