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Sundar Shrestha is a veteran Nepali folk singer and lyricist best known for co-performing the iconic song “Resham Firiri” in 1969. Alongside Dwarika Lal Joshi, his rendition helped popularize the song across Nepal, making it a staple of street music and cultural gatherings. Active since the 1970s, Shrestha contributed to numerous folk recordings and live performances, preserving traditional melodies and rhythms. He also collaborated on songs like Chautariko Majhaima and worked with artists such as Chandra Kumar Moktan and Hira Devi Rai. His legacy lies in promoting Nepali folk music through Radio Nepal and live platforms for over four decades.

Ram Prasad Khanal is a Nepali folk singer, lyricist, and cultural promoter known for his contribution to lok‑geet, dohori, and traditional Nepali musical heritage. Active since the 1990s, he has recorded and performed numerous folk songs rooted in rural narratives, social themes, and Nepali cultural identity.Beyond singing, he is widely recognized for his role in promoting Nepali folk music internationally, especially through community events, cultural programs, and media engagement. His work has helped preserve and popularize traditional Nepali melodies among both domestic and diaspora audiences.

Anita Chalaune (अनिता चलाउने) is a vibrant and popular Nepali folk and Lok Dohori singer, known for her powerful vocals, catchy melodies, and dynamic stage presence. She has carved a niche in the modern Nepali music scene with a string of hit songs that blend traditional rhythms with contemporary flair. She’s also known for her collaborations with artists like Raju Dhakal, Rabi Oad, and Prabin Bedwal, and her songs often feature in Teej and Deuda celebrations.

Bima Kumari Dura is a renowned Nepali Lok Dohori singer celebrated for her soulful voice and contributions to traditional Nepali folk music. She has captivated audiences with her performances and has released several popular songs that showcase the rich cultural heritage of Nepal. Her music often reflects themes of love, nostalgia, and rural life, making her a beloved figure in the Lok Dohori genre. She hails from the Dura community in Lamjung, Nepal, and began her musical journey in 1989 with the song "Chhoriko Juni." Over the years, she has released numerous songs and albums, collaborating with various artists and gaining popularity in the Nepali music industry.​