Meet Suchetha Satish, The Kerala Singer Who Set The World Record Singing In 140 Languages

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She performed in a total of 140 languages in the event titled Concert For Climate in Dubai, UAE, on November 24, 2023.

Suchetha Satish, a native of Kerala’s Kannur District, has been grabbing headlines for her achievements. Her distinguished talent for singing has earned her a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. What exactly is her talent? The singer can sing in not one or two languages, but in more than 100 languages! Reportedly, no one in the world till now has been able to accomplish this feat. Now, videos of her performances are surfacing online and her soulful voice and talent has left the internet amazed. Suchetha Satish can sing in 140 languages and it is because of this talent, she has etched her name in the prestigious Guinness Book of World Records. She performed in a total of 140 languages in the event titled Concert For Climate in Dubai, UAE, on November 24, 2023. Her recent video was a treat to the ears and has been earning a lot of praise.

All India Radio (AIR) News shared a snippet of her singing on their Instagram profile. The caption read, “Suchetha Satish from Kerala etched her name in music history by setting a new world record for singing in most languages during a single concert. Guinness Book of World Records officially attested to this feat earlier this week. The remarkable achievement took place at the Indian Consulate Auditorium in Dubai, UAE.”

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As per the Guinness World Records, Suchetha performed at the concert to raise awareness about the change in climatic conditions at the Indian Consulate Auditorium in Dubai. The number 140 represents the 140 nations that were in attendance at this event of COP 28 Summit in Dubai.

It was Suchetha Satish’s parents who recognised her talent at the tender age of three. She attempted to sing in different languages after she heard a guest sing a Japanese song at her place. She reportedly learned the lyrics within a few hours and left the guest stunned when she recorded the same song in her voice and sang it flawlessly. According to Suchetha, her training in Carnatic and Hindustani music helps her in pronouncing foreign words.