Sri Lankan singer Windy Goonatillake has clinched the prestigious title of Best Sensational Song of the Year - 2023 at the 16th Edison Awards held in Chennai, South India. The recognition comes for her emotive rendition of the Sri Lankan Tamil song "Ayyo Sami".
The Edison Awards ceremony, renowned for its evaluation of international films and songs, took place this year on March 24 in Chennai, India. In a proud moment for Sri Lankan music, the songwriter Pothuvil Azmin and music composer Sanuka Wickramasinghe, who contributed to the creation of "Ayyo Sami", were also present to receive accolades for their outstanding work.
The award for Best Sensational Song of the Year not only recognizes Windy Gunathilaka's vocal prowess but also highlights the talent and creativity within the Sri Lankan music industry. This achievement adds yet another feather to the cap of the talented artist and highlights the growing recognition of Sri Lankan music on the international stage.
As the trio of Windy Gunathilaka, Pothuvil Azmin, and Sanuka Wickramasinghe bask in the glory of this award, their collaborative efforts continue to resonate with audiences, both in Sri Lanka and beyond. The Edison Award serves as a testament to their dedication and talent, marking a memorable milestone in their musical journey.
Following his triumph at the award ceremony, Windy Gunathilaka arrived back in Sri Lanka, touching down at the Katunayake International Airport last night aboard SriLankan Air flight UL 218.
The Edison Awards ceremony, renowned for its evaluation of international films and songs, took place this year on March 24 in Chennai, India. In a proud moment for Sri Lankan music, the songwriter Pothuvil Azmin and music composer Sanuka Wickramasinghe, who contributed to the creation of "Ayyo Sami", were also present to receive accolades for their outstanding work.
The award for Best Sensational Song of the Year not only recognizes Windy Gunathilaka's vocal prowess but also highlights the talent and creativity within the Sri Lankan music industry. This achievement adds yet another feather to the cap of the talented artist and highlights the growing recognition of Sri Lankan music on the international stage.
As the trio of Windy Gunathilaka, Pothuvil Azmin, and Sanuka Wickramasinghe bask in the glory of this award, their collaborative efforts continue to resonate with audiences, both in Sri Lanka and beyond. The Edison Award serves as a testament to their dedication and talent, marking a memorable milestone in their musical journey.
Following his triumph at the award ceremony, Windy Gunathilaka arrived back in Sri Lanka, touching down at the Katunayake International Airport last night aboard SriLankan Air flight UL 218.
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