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Yogendra Rai is a Nepali singer and model. He has sung a lot of songs and has also modeled many music videos.

Kiran Rasaily (born 24 March 1947, Kolkata) was one of Sikkim’s most versatile and influential artists—an accomplished composer, multi‑instrumentalist, photographer, painter, architect, and cultural mentor. He gave his first public musical performance in 1953 in Gangtok and rose to prominence in 1964 after composing the patriotic song “Sikkim Dhara Hara Bhara…” written by Jaybir Subba. Gifted with mastery over harmonium, banjo, mouth‑organ, violin and the iconic piano‑accordion presented to him by the Chogyal, Rasaily became a central figure in Sikkim’s musical ceremonies and later co‑founded the Denzong Musical Society. Parallel to his artistic journey, he built a distinguished career as an architect, designing landmark structures across Gangtok, Namchi, and beyond. His passing at 79 marked the loss of a rare multi‑talented cultural treasure whose contributions continue to shape Sikkim’s artistic and architectural identity.

Junu Rijal, a talented Nepali singer, has graced the music scene with her melodious voice. Let’s explore some of her notable songs: “K Nai Bhannu Cha Ra Aba”: A modern Nepali song from her album Aarambha. The lyrics are by Rajesh Kaidi, and the music is composed by Shishir Sadhak. The video features actors AB Bishwokarma and Pramita Thapa. You can listen to it on YouTube. “Driver Dai Ghumti Ghumti Ma”: Another Lok Pop song by Junu Rijal from the album Bacha. The lyrics and music are by Jhalak Sangitam. You can enjoy this track on YouTube. “Luki Luki”: Collaborating with husband Ram Chandra Kafle, Junu Rijal lent her voice to this beautiful song. You can find it on YouTube. Junu Rijal’s golden voice continues to captivate music lovers, and her contributions to Nepali music are truly remarkable. 🎶

Sunil Singh Thakuri's passion for music ignited during his school years, where he began by mimicking popular singers. Encouraged by friends and family who recognized his vocal talent, he transitioned from casual performances to a professional music career. His debut song, "Mutuma Timilai", marked the beginning of his journey as a recording artist. This track laid the foundation for his first solo album, "Crazy Hat", released in 2007. The album featured a mix of love and emotional songs, with "Bhuli Bhuli Deu" earning a nomination for Best New Artist at the 10th Annual Tuborg Image Awards. Building on this success, Sunil released his second album, "Crazy Hat 2 – Ghatana Ghatyo", in 2008. The title track, "Ghatana Ghatyo", became a significant hit, showcasing his versatility and deepening his presence in the Nepali music scene. The song's popularity was bolstered by its engaging music video, which resonated with audiences nationwide. In recent years, Sunil has continued to evolve as an artist, releasing several singles that reflect his growth and adaptability. Notable among these are: "Sustari" "Baby Sunana" "Ghanta Jasto Love" "Nagoya Song" These tracks demonstrate his ability to blend traditional Nepali musical elements with contemporary styles, appealing to a broad audience.