Suchetha Satish, a first-year digital media student at Middlesex University Dubai, achieved a historic milestone by setting a Guinness World Record for singing in an astonishing 140 languages, have a look at her biography
The event, titled ‘Concert for Climate,’ took place on November 24, 2023, at the Indian Consulate Auditorium in Dubai. Suchetha Satish made a Guinness World Record for singing in the event.
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18-year-old Suchetha Satisha was born in 2005. She is 5ft 4in tall. Her father Dr T.C is a dermatologist and her mother Sumitha is a homemaker. Her younger brother Surya is also a singer. She attended The Indian High School in Dubai.
Suchetha Satish career and record
Suchetha Satish is deeply rooted in her passion for singing and becoming an accomplished international performer and playback singer. Drawing inspiration from renowned artist Shreya Ghoshal, she has dedicated herself to singing “perfectly,” a pursuit evident in her record-breaking performance.
The ‘Concert for Climate’ was not just a showcase of Suchetha’s remarkable vocal range and linguistic prowess but also a poignant message about the urgent need for climate preservation. Despite having the capability to sing in 150 languages, she deliberately chose 140 as a tribute to the 140 heads of states invited to COP28. This thoughtful decision added a layer of significance to the performance, aligning it with the global discourse on climate change.
The event garnered widespread attention, not only for the Guinness World Record but also for its timing as a prelude to COP28. Suchetha’s performance became a symbolic representation of the collective call for action on climate issues, resonating with audiences beyond borders. The Guinness World Records recognized her achievement on January 3, 2024 with the Consul General of India in Dubai, Satish Kumar Sivan.
Suchetha’s joy was evident as she expressed her gratitude to local and global media, stating, “I’m delighted and humbled by the fact that the Record has been reported and applauded by media across India and the rest of the world.”
The achievement also drew admiration from acclaimed music composer M Jayachandran, who described Suchetha as an “extraordinary artist.” This recognition from a seasoned professional further solidified her standing in the music industry and underlined the exceptional nature of her accomplishment.
Suchetha’s commitment to her craft is evident in her continuous efforts to enhance her skills. Under the guidance of teachers Asha Menon, Jerry Amaldev, and Hanna Nielazina, she is refining her talents in carnatic, hindustani, and western vocals. This multifaceted approach not only showcases her versatility but also positions her as a promising artist with a global appeal.