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Ramesh Pathak is a nationally and internationally acclaimed Nepali singer, renowned for his soulful and emotive voice that has captivated audiences for over one and a half decades. Specializing in folk music, he has also explored genres such as modern, pop, folk-pop and duet, showcasing his versatility. His musical journey began in 2004 with the song “Muskanko Artha Bujha Maile Muskauda” and the folk duet album “Jauna Gajuri”, promoting tourism in his home village. Mr. Pathak holds a diploma in vocal music from DO RE MI Sangeet Pathshala and Lalit Kala Campus. He was mentored by music maestro Gurudev Kamat and Bhanu Bhakta Dhakal. A gifted lyricist as well, he has penned numerous songs reflecting deep cultural and emotional resonance. Over the years, he has released six solo albums and recorded over 100 songs. Some of his hit songs include K Garne K Garne, Maya Maya, Chhoto Luga, Kanaima Jhumka, Jhalko Matrai Aakhama, Satai Soor, Mayakai Pir, Paisa Yo Baisa,Sacho Maya, Dashain Aayo,Tihar Aayo,Timrai Yaad etc .He has also received multiple awards and honors for his contributions to music.

Sumit Pathak: Rising Star of Nepal Early Life and Nepal Idol Journey: Sumit Pathak was born in Surunga, Province 1, Jhapa, Nepal. He rose to fame after participating in Nepal Idol, a popular reality television show. Sumit’s golden microphone win during the auditions showcased his exceptional talent. Nepal Idol Season 2: Sumit Pathak was the second runner-up in the second season of Nepal Idol. His performances captivated audiences, and he became a household name. The show provided him with a platform to showcase his versatile singing abilities.

Sarita Shahi is a Nepali singer whose musical journey began in 2010, evolving from folk roots to a versatile presence in modern Nepali music. Her debut album “Sufal” (2011) marked her entry into the professional music scene, establishing her as a melodically expressive vocalist with a strong command over both traditional and contemporary styles.Over the years, Shahi has contributed her voice to numerous collection albums, lending her signature soft‑melodic tone to a wide range of folk, lok‑pop, and modern sentimental songs. Her ability to adapt across genres has made her a consistent and recognizable voice in Nepal’s evolving music landscape.Active in studio recordings and live performances, she continues to engage audiences with her heartfelt singing, stage confidence, and stylistic blend of folk authenticity and modern musical sensibility.

Phatteman Rajbhandari (1936 – 9 September 2013) was a legendary Nepali classical and modern singer, celebrated for his unmatched vocal purity, mastery of raag, and disciplined musical artistry. Born in Lalitpur, he began his professional musical journey in 1951 after joining Radio Nepal, where his deep, resonant voice quickly became a national standard of excellence. Known for timeless recordings such as Yesto Pani Hudo Raichha, he remained a central figure in shaping Nepal’s classical‑based modern music tradition. Honored with major national awards including Chinnalata Puraskar and Gorkha Dakshin Bahu, Phatteman’s legacy continues to inspire generations of Nepali vocalists and music learners.