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Seema Sangraula is a talented Nepali singer born on November 16 in Dharan, Sunsari, Nepal. She discovered her passion for music during her childhood and gained recognition after participating in Purbanchal Idol, where she reached the top 10. Her debut album, Note, composed by Kali Prasad Baskota, introduced her to the Nepali music scene, earning her the Hits FM Music Award for Best New Artist with the song "K Nai Runu Cha Ra." Seema's music spans various genres, including pop and reggae, and she enjoys experimenting with different styles. Despite facing health challenges, she has continued to contribute to Nepali music with songs like "Hawa Chalyo" and "Yo Bainsa Bhitra Ke Cha." Her dedication and versatility have made her a beloved figure in the industry.

Lochan Rijal is a multi-instrumentalist, a singer, songwriter and a scholar of ethnomusicology. Born in the Panchthar district of Nepal, he grew up around music performed at festivals by the local people of that region. The experience influenced him to explore the potential of sound and develop his passion into his profession. While in college, he began teaching music to school children in Kathmandu while also working in the pop and rock music scene, producing award-winning albums, before moving onto something that fed his scholarly ambitions. In 2014, he graduated with a PhD in ethnomusicology from the University of Massachusetts and Kathmandu University. He also works as the associate professor and Head of Kathmandu University’s Department of Music.

Dharma Raj Thapa, honored with the title Jana Kabi Keshari, was a legendary Nepali folk singer and poet. Born in 1924 in Pokhara, Nepal, he became one of the most influential figures in Nepali folk music. His songs, such as Hariyo Danda Maathi and Nepali Le Maya Maaryo Barilai, captured the essence of Nepal’s landscapes and traditions. Thapa was not only a singer but also a poet and cultural historian. He collected and preserved folk songs, ensuring that Nepal’s musical heritage remained alive. His contributions earned him numerous awards, including the Madan Puraskar and Indrarajyalaxmi Puraskar. Some of his most popular songs include: Hariyo Danda Mathi – A classic folk song celebrating Nepal’s natural beauty. Nepali Le Maya Maaryo Barilai – A heartfelt song reflecting Nepali culture and emotions. Saili Rimai Chauri Gai – A traditional melody with deep cultural significance. Aaja Madal Bajeko Kina – A lively folk tune. Dhuru Dhuru Narou Aama – A song filled with emotion and nostalgia. Aai Pugyo Railaima – A well-loved song in Nepali folk music.

Jyoti Magar, also known as Jyoti Thapa Magar, is a talented Nepali folk singer, model and dancer. She started her professional musical journey in 2006 and since then she has released many hit albums and performed extensively within and outside Nepal. Due to her glamorous image, she entertains the audience in various festivals. Her glamorous performances and poise and captivating stage presence have made her known among audiences worldwide. Here are some notable aspects of Jyoti Magar's career: Hit Songs: Jyoti shot to fame with her first hit music video, "Uhi Mulako Siki". He followed it up with other popular songs like "Jimmal Bau's Daughter" and "Pirthima Daam Cha". She is entertaining the audience with her stage performance!