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Norbu Tshering

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Norbu Tshering is a respected Nepali music director and arranger known for his refined melodic craft and long contribution to modern Nepali music. He began his professional journey as an arranger in 2051 BS, working for many years at the well‑known S...

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Norbu Tshering is a respected Nepali music director and arranger known for his refined melodic craft and long contribution to modern Nepali music. He began his professional journey as an arranger in 2...

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Full NameNorbu Tshering
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Active Since1980

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46 yrs

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