Pema Yangzom of Yabrang village sings “Chorten Laso,” a song she learned from her mother Pema Lhadon. The lyrics refer to the consecration of religious structures by lamas, the astrologers' choice of relevant dates to initiate the construction, and an homage to the mythological craftsman master Zow Beshu Karma for being skillful in architectural design. The song is sung at groundbreaking and consecration ceremonies of monasteries, temples, stupas, palaces, fortresses and houses. It is sung to create a positive interconnection, or tendrel, either individually or in groups, in which case there can be an accompanying dance.