An Indian diplomat, Anjani Kumar Sahay, sang El Rey, a famed Mexican music, at the Long term Mission of India to the United Nations, New York, last 12 months, and shared the memory on Sunday, June 19, on his Twitter account. The friends have been Ambassadors/Deputy Lasting Reps of Latin American and Caribbean Nations around the world (GRULAC) at the United Nations.

Reminiscing the earlier, Sahay posted a movie on Twitter of the tune, which garnered appreciation from the buyers. The viewers savored the efficiency and was alternatively stunned at how Sahay becoming an Indian gave the general performance in Spanish. The diplomats were noticed singing along with Sahay.

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José Alfredo Jiménez, 1926-1973, the famous Mexican singer and songwriter of Ranchera Tunes, whose tunes are considered an integral part of Mexico’s musical heritage, was a rage.

“El Rey” (English: “The King”) is a 1971 and is one of Jiménez’s most effective-identified tunes and a Latin Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipient. The track was later on recorded by numerous other artists.

Netizens appreciate efforts

Twitter buyers appreciated the effort put in by Sahay, who mesmerised the viewers. An individual also explained that, “Who suggests that diplomacy is all about major speak across the desk.”

A different user wrote, “It actually is so warming that a lot of diplomats like you are checking out all the avenues to get mates and serve the country. A lot more energy to you.”

Sahay is a 2003 batch International Assistance officer and this calendar year had assumed demand as India’s ambassador to Republic of Mali. Upon his new appointment, the Indian diplomat experienced shared a brief video, which provides a exceptional peek into the daily life of a diplomat.

Sahay was born and lifted in Ranchi. His passion for travelling and pictures did not take a backseat following he joined IFS. In fact, it bolstered his appreciate for the two hobbies. He also has a YouTube channel with the name ‘The Environment is One’.