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Pranil L. Timalsena

@a1958a13-1a9d-475f-b23d-6bd361ce31b2 · hip‑hop artist, Singer/ Performer

Pranil L. Timalsena is a Nepali singer, rapper, and songwriter best known as one half of the pioneering hip‑hop duo Girish–Pranil (GP), whose work in the 1990s laid the foundation of NepHop, Nepal’s earliest hip‑hop movement. He began his musical jou...

1995 - Present artistnepal.com/a1958a13-1a9d-475f-b23d-6bd361ce31b2
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Pranil L. Timalsena is a Nepali singer, rapper, and songwriter best known as one half of the pioneering hip‑hop duo Girish–Pranil (GP), whose work in the 1990s laid the foundation of NepHop, Nepal’s e...

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Full NamePranil L. Timalsena
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hip‑hop artist
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Active Since1995

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31 yrs

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