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, Bahu, Haha and Huhu were renowned for their sweet and pleasant speech.
Tumburu often described as the best among Gandharvas or celestial musicians. A "mighty singer and musician", he sings in presence of gods. Besides Narada and Gopa, he is regarded the king of songs. "Bhagavata Purana" considers Narada to be the teacher of Tumburu. The scripture mentions that Tumburu accompanied him on a visit to the court of Yudhishthira (See Mahabharata section). Narada and Tumburu are said to sing the glories of
Tumburu
In Hindu mythology, Tumburu (), also known as Tumbaru (तुम्बरु) and Tumbara (तुम्बर) is the best among Gandharvas or celestial musician and is sometimes described as the best of singers. He is described to perform in the courts of gods Kubera and Indra as well as sing praises of god Vishnu. He leads the Gandharvas in their singing.
Birth and role.
Tumburu is described the son of sage Kashyapa and his wife Pradha. Among the sons of Kashayapa, his four Gandharva sons Tumburu