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Sishtla Sreeramamurthy Janaki (nacida el 23 de abril de 1938, Repalle, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh), comúnmente conocida como S. Janaki, es una cantante de playback india. Conocida por sus habilidades de modulación de su voz, ella ha interpretado temas musicales en diferentes lenguas nativas de su natal India, con más frecuencia en télugu, canarés, malabar, tamil y el hindi.

S. Janaki
Información personal
Nombre en telugu	జానకి
Nacimiento	23 de abril de 1938 (84 años) Repalle,  India
Nacionalidad	India
Lengua materna	Télugu
Información profesional
Ocupación	Actriz y cantante
Años activa	desde 1957
Géneros	Música filmi, Música carnática e Indian folk music
Instrumento	Voz
Distinciones	Filmfare Awards South National Film Award for Best Female Playback Singer Premio Nandi Premio Padma Bhushan
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A lo largo de su carrera musical que abarca más de cinco décadas, ha interpretado más de 35.000 canciones, ganando cuatro Premios Nacionales de Cine y 31 reconocimientos diferentes del Cine del Estado. Su asociación con el cantante y compositor SP Balasubramanyam Ilaiyaraaja es una de las combinaciones musicales más populares del sur de la India. Es conocida cariñosamente como "la Ruiseñora del Sur". Ha recibido un reconocimiento honorífico otorgado por la Universidad de Mysore y el premio "Kalaimamani" del estado de Tamil Nadu por el Gobierno del Estado.

En 2013, el Gobierno de la India anunció el premio "Padma Bhushan" para ella, a la edad de 74 años. La cantante se negó a aceptar este premio, porque llegó demasiado tarde y porque a los artistas del sur de la India no se les había extendido un merecido reconocimiento.

Notables canciones Janaki con A. R. Rahman

Año	Título	Película	Co - intérprete
1993	"Ottagathai Kattiko"	Gentleman (film)	S. P. Balasubrahmanyam[1]
1993	"Kathaazha Kaattu Vazhi"	Kizhakku Cheemayile	Jayachandran[1]
1994	"Barota Barota"	Vandicholai Chinraasu	S. P. Balasubrahmanyam[1]
1994	"Pakka Gentleman"	Super Police	S. P. Balasubrahmanyam[1]
1994	"Erani Kuradhani"	Kadhalan	S. P. Balasubrahmanyam [1]
1995	"Taniye Taniye"	Rangeela (film) (Tamil Dubbed)	Solo Replacing Asha Bhosle[1]
1998	"Nenjinile Nenjinile"	Dil Se..(Tamil Dubbed)	Solo Replacing Lata Mangeshkar[1]
1998	"Roja Rojappu"	Doli Saja Ke Rakhna (Oonjal Tamil Dubbed)	Solo Replacing Sadhana Sargam[1]
1999	"Margazhi Thingal Allava"	Sangamam	P. Unni Krishnan[1]
1999	"Kadhal Kaditham"	Jodi (film)	Unni Menon[1]
1999	"Mudhalvanae"	Mudhalvan	Shankar Mahadevan[1]
2001	"Endhan Nenjil"	Alli Arjuna	Srinivas[1]
2004	"Anjanam"	Udhaya	S. P. Balasubrahmanyam[1]

Notables canciones Janaki con Kamal Haasan y Rajinikanth

Año	Título	Película	Director musical
1978	"Ninaivo Oru Paravai"	Sigappu Rojakal	Ilaiyaraaja
1986	"Vikram Vikram"	Vikram	Ilaiyaraaja
1986	"Vanithamani"	Vikram	Ilaiyaraaja
1990	""Sundhari Neeyum""	Michael Madhana Kamarajan	Ilaiyaraaja
1991	"Kanmani Anbodu"	Guna	Ilaiyaraaja
1991	"Unnai Naan"	Guna	Ilaiyaraaja
1992	"Inji Idupalaga"	Thevar Magan	Ilaiyaraaja
1992	"Adikuthu Kuliru"	Mannan (film)	Ilaiyaraaja

Discografía parcial en telugu

Año	Película	Canciones
1972	Bala Mitrula Katha	Gunna mamidi komma meeda
1978	Padaharella Vayasu	Sirimallepoovaa Sirimallepoovaa, Vayasanta Mudupugatti Vastantale Adukundaam, Kattukathalu Nenu Cheppi Navviste, Pantachelo Paalakanki Navvindi
1981	Aakali Rajyam	Kanne Pillavani, Tu Hai Raja Mai Hu Rani
1981	Saptapadi	Govullu Tellana, Marugelara, Nemaliki Nerpina, Om Jataveda, Bhamane
1981	Mouna Geetam	Paruvama chilipi parugu
1982	Nireekshana	Aakasam Enatido, Yamuna Enduku Nuvvu
1982	Manchupallaki	nee kosame memandaram, meghamaa, dehamaa
1983	Sitara	Vennello Godari Andam, Jilibili Palukula, Ku Ku Ku, Nee Gaanam
1983	Abhilasha	Vela Paala Ledu, Banthi Chamanthi, Eureka!, Urakalai Godavari, Sande Podulakaada
1983	Saagara Sangamam	Om Nama Sivaya, Mounamelanoyi, Baalakanamaya
1984	Challenge	Induvadana, Manase Maikam, Sayamkalam, Om Shanthi, Bhaama Eethippalu
1985	Atmabandhuvu	Patti techhanule
1985	Preminchu Pelladu	Ee Chaitra Veena, Gopemma chethulo, Nirantharamu vasnathamule, Vayyari Godaramma
1985	Swathi Muthyam	Suvvi Suvvi, Manasu Palike, Chinnari Ponnari Kittaya
1985	Ladies Tailor	Porapatidi, Hayamma hayamma
1986	Khaidi No. 786	Guvva Gorinka Tho, Chali Gaali Kottindammo, Raito Ato Ito
1986	Rakshasudu	Malli malli, Nee meeda naku
1986	Alapana	Priyatama, Aa kanulalo, Kalise prathi
1987	Aaradhana	Teeganai mallelu
1987	Abhinandana	Chukkalanti Ammayi Chakkanaina Abbayi, Manchu Kurise Velalo, Rangulalo Kalavo
1989	Geetanjali	Om namaha
1990	Jagadeka Veerudu Atiloka Sundari	Andalalo, Priyatama, Yamaho
1990	Anjali	Iravu Nilavu
1990	Bobbili Raja	Kanyakumari, Oddante Vinade
1991	Guna	Kanmani anbodu
1990	Kondaveeti Donga	Kolo Kollamma, Sri Anjaneyam, Tip Top Look
1991	Nirnayam	Eppudepudani, Mila Mila
1991	Killer	Piliche Kuhu Kuhu, Oh Rabbi Yendabba
1991	Aditya 369	Centurilu kottey vayassu
1992	Alapana	Aakanulalo, Kalise Prathi, Priyathama
1992	Chinnarayudu	Bujji Pitta, Bulli Pitta
1998	Anthapuram	Sooredu Poova
1999	Jodi	Kadile Kalame

Premios y honorarios

Premio nacional del Cine:

• 1977 - Best Female Playback Singer - (Song: "Senthoora Poove") 16 Vayathinile, Tamil Film[2]
• 1981 - Best Female Playback Singer - (Song: "Ettumanoorambalathil") Oppol, Malayalam Film[2]
• 1984 - Best Female Playback Singer - (Song: "Vennello godari andham") Sithara, Telugu Film[2]
• 1992 - Best Female Playback Singer - (Song: "Inji Iduppazhagha") Devar Magan, Tamil Film[2]

Premio Nacional del Estado de Kerala:

• 1970 – Best Female Playback Singer – Sthree[2]
• 1972 – Best Female Playback Singer – Pulliman[2]
• 1974 – Best Female Playback Singer – Chandrakantham[2]
• 1976 – Best Female Playback Singer – Aalinganam[2]
• 1977 – Best Female Playback Singer – Madanolsavam[2]
• 1979 – Best Female Playback Singer – Thakara[2]
• 1980 – Best Female Playback Singer – Manjil Virinja Pookkal,Chamaram,Aniyatha Valakal[2]
• 1981 – Best Female Playback Singer – Various Films[2]
• 1982 – Best Female Playback Singer – Various Films[2]
• 1983 – Best Female Playback Singer – Various Films[2]
• 1984 – Best Female Playback Singer – Kanamarayathu[2]

Premio Nacional del Estado de Orissa :

• 1986 - Best Female Playback Singer - Ei Aama Sansar[2]

Premios Nandi:

• 1980 - Best Female Playback Singer - Sri Vasavi Kanyaka Parameswari Mahatyam[2]
• 1981 - Best Female Playback Singer - Sapthapadhi[2]
• 1983 - Best Female Playback Singer - Sitara[2]
• 1985 - Best Female Playback Singer - Pratighatana[2]
• 1986 - Best Female Playback Singer - Aruna Kiranam[2]
• 1988 - Best Female Playback Singer - Janaki Ramudu [2]
• 1994 - Best Female Playback Singer - Bhairava Dweepam[2]
• 1997 - Best Female Playback Singer - Thodu[2]
• 1998 - Best Female Playback Singer - Anthapuram[2]
• 2000 - Best Female Playback Singer - Sri Sai Mahima[2]

Premio Nacional del Cine del Estado de Tamil Nadu:

• 1970 – Best Female Playback Singer – Namma Kuzhanthaigal[2]
• 1977 – Best Female Playback Singer – 16 Vayathinile[2]
• 1979 – Best Female Playback Singer – Uthiripookkal[2]
• 1981 – Best Female Playback Singer – Moondram Pirai[2]
• 1982 – Best Female Playback Singer – Kaadhal Oviyam[2]
• Best Female Playback Singer – Various Films[2]
• 1999 – Best Female Playback Singer – Sangamam[2]

Premios Filmfare Awards:

• 1986: Filmfare Award for Best Female Playback Singer – Nomination – "Yaar Bina Chain Kahan Re(Saaheb)

Honorarios especiales:

• 1986 - Kalaimamani from the Government of Tamil Nadu[2]
• 1987 - Sursinger Award for Mayuri (film) (Hindi Version)[2]
• 1997 - Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award – South[2]
• 2002 - Cinema 'Achiever Award' from the Government of Kerala[2]
• 2001 - Special Jury Swaralaya Yesudas Award for outstanding performance in music[2]
• 2006 - Favourite Female Playback Singer Vijay Awards
• 2009 - Honorary doctorate from the University of Mysore for contributions to Kannada Cinema[2]
• 2011 - "Basava Bhushan" Award from Karnataka
• 2012 - Evergreen Voice of Indian Cinema Vijay Music Awards[3]
• 2013 - Maa Music Life Time achievement award by Maa Music Awards[4]
• 2013 - Padma Bhushan Award from Government of India(She refused to accept it citing too late and too little)
• 2013 - Lifetime Achievement Award from Udaya Film Awards[5]

Otros premios:

• First Recipient of M S Baburaj Award]][2]
• First Recipient of P Susheela[2]
• Madhavapeddi Sathyam Award[2]
• Vayalar Award for contribution to Malayalam Film Music[2]
• Geeta Dutt Award from Andhrapradesh Government[2]
• Chi Udayashankar Award[2]
• Sangeetha Ganga Gayana Award[2]
• Sangeetha Rathna by Sangeetha Kalavedika[2]
• Singer of the Century Award[2]

Referencias

Enlaces externos

• Sitio oficial de S.Janaki (En inglés)
• S. Janaki en Internet Movie Database (en inglés).

На других языках

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[en] S. Janaki

Sistla Janaki (born 23 April 1938) is an Indian playback singer and occasional music-composer from Andhra Pradesh. She is referred to respectfully as "Janaki Amma" and Nightingale of South India.[4] She is one of the best-known playback singers in India. She is referred to as 'Isaikkuyil' in Tamilnadu[5] and ‘Gaana Kogile’ (Singing Cuckoo) in Karnataka.[6][7] She has recorded over 48,000 songs[8] in films, albums, TV and Radio including solos, duets and chorus songs in 17 languages including Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Hindi, Sanskrit, Odia,[9]Tulu, Urdu, Punjabi, Konkani and also in foreign languages such as English, Japanese, German, and Sinhala, however the highest number of songs in her career were in Kannada, followed by Malayalam.[10][11] Starting in 1957 with the Tamil film Vidhiyin Vilayattu, her career has spanned over six decades.[12]

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