'Sromiker Pawnatare'

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'Sromiker Pawnatare'
May Day is observed across the globe on May 1 with a pledge to establish the rights of workers. Also known as the International Workers' Solidarity Day, it commemorates the historic uprising of working people in Chicago, USA at the height of a prolonged fight for an eight-hour workday.

Prominent Bangladeshi poet, lyricist and composer Mahbubul A Khalid penned a song on the issue that highlights the spirit of May Day.Popular composer late Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul composed the music of the song titled 'Sromiker Pawnatare' (The Wages of Laborers). It has two versions - solo and duet. Young singer Rafsan rendered his voice in the solo version while Rafsan and Saran sang the duet.

The song has been published on the website of www.khalidsangeet.com. Besides, music videos of both versions have also been released on YouTube's Khalid Sangeet channel.About the song, lyricist Mahbubul A Khalid said that all owners should take good care for the wellbeing of the workers, ensure their safety and good health.

Meanwhile, the workers should perform the duties entrusted to them timely and sincerely. In this song, both the owner and the laborers have been encouraged so that they can be respected to each other which will beneficial for both of them. I hope the song will convey the significance of May Day to listeners. 
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